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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-06-07
HIS SUBSTITUTE
FOR CIGAR
HOW ONE "JEEMS TlGHTWAD"
ACCEPTED A TREAT.

Being very close-fisted, says Har-
per's Weekly, Mason had never al
lowed himself the costly habit of
smoking. He always felt himself a
loser when anyone treated to cigars.
But on one occasion when the party
he was with entered stationery and
cigar store, he made up his mind to
to have his share of the treat.
Wont you have smoke this time, ;"
asked the leader.
mo, thank you," replied Mason,
but if you don't mind, ! believe I'll
take lead pencil.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-06-07
AN UNUSUALLY
LARGE TURTLE

During the heavy rains of last week
a negro on Elem Sheegog's farm cap
tured a turtle which had reached the
unusual weight of fifteen pounds. The
turtle contained rs shell-covered eggs
and smaller eggs too numerous to
count. "a
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-06-07
Travelling "For Health"

My doctor recommends Europe"
''Golng?"
Dunno yet My lawyer seems to
think Canada will Louisville
Courier-Journal.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-06-07
GOSH

Ajax defied the lightning.
Roosevelt Is OF even sterner stun.
He ignores II.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11
go. 1872.

ldarfcr SBeiie Die Siibrer Der 8eitern
federation Of gRiners an, pelebe er
beiHnloi9te, 9teiben bon WorDen gee
planl nno @Drber gebiingen si 6aben,
Tim ibre politiid)en Siele su erreihen
nno ibre Wa6t in Der Organization
5ll feltt9en. Sn ieiner &ebe lagte
Scrr Soaipleb. CT iuiiroe Den 8eipeis
bringen, Dab Die 8eitern FEDERATION
Of ylincrs iiberaa blrtiae Gpurcn
binterlieb, bab Tie Wloroer oinete ,tnb
gepdltige Slmmen @elbes collettierte,
Die uerbraildt ,ino ncrgerbet fpurben,
Inn Die 3fpede Der ipenieen 2eute. Die
ben .Snneren Sirfel" bilbeten. au ers
reiden. gr tperhe ail1 betpeiien. bab
Der .Snnere 3irfel" sic @elper Der
Sooeration benubte. Inn iid bas bette
iiiriitii6e Salent sur 0ert6eibiauna
nIler, Die eines 0erbrehens angetlaat
iuurben, 5r iiebern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11
Srei Geriunen perbramnt.

q enarf. g. s., 8. SUM. =
linn 2 ltbr beute friib bra6 in Der
Salle Deg bielisen 9urnbereins, go.
19S @illiam Strabe, Sener aus,
pel6es, bon einen itarten 9aorbefts
tpinbe angefatht. nit rieiiger SGnels
ligfeit iidl alisbreitete unb lGngere
Seit Die Ha6bari6aft itarf bebrc6te.
Sie ilber Der 0a1e befinoli6em
8obnrdume iperben bon aht Sarnis
lien benubt, unb Die Bolisei batfe aIle
S5dnbe boil gu tbun. bic Srauen unD
ainoer aus ibrer bebrGnsten Gage 5ir
befreien. Sroebem perloren. lotueit
big ieet befannt. orei Yerionen in ben
SIammen ibr 2eben. nGinIi6 Soiepb
Soenefe. Der @erlpaIter Der Surr,s
balle. nebit Srau unb &inb. Sic
camille tpilrbe IN ibrer @obnung bonn
Gaud iiberipdltiet, ebe an lire Nets
tling sebadt iperben fonnte. unb fam
in ben Slan,men nm. Ser G6aoen
belduft ii6 alf $4,000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11
tic, SDlua, 9ie1stag, ben II. Suni 1907.

9dlfte bes Sabes on. Ser Srotes
ItantiSnlus lei cine Gelieipn fir
D enfen De, ge6ilbete Gdnner
Senfen bci6t, iobiel i6 ipeib. @ers
nitnft baben nno iie gebrauhen. Ser
Gater oes seialnn,ten SsroteItantis<
mus lit 9iitber. gr lebrt: .Sat
3pei uno ssiinf Sie6en iinD. fann id
-faiien nit Der Iernunft. @enn es
aber bon oben beiBt: glein. es inn
@bt. 10 ion ih es glauben 10 | I
n,eine @eruunft." Or perlanst, als
Gbriit niiile man Ser @ernunft Den
5als unlbreben, ,ibr Die Iieen arse
ite6en unb Die @eitie eripiirgeu. =
9as lit Die 9ebre bes 9 Stifters Der
n9eligion fir Denfe ND Mdns
nerl" 2ittbers Iuffaiiung iiber
@ermluft rnb 0lanben erbielt iid
mebr ober tpeni9er BEL Den Yroteitans
ten biz in's 1S. Sabrbunbert. Ser
Sionier beS ntobernen Sroteitantiss
mus lit 9 9 leier m a db er. Der 81
Nnfang bes 10. Sa6rbunberts in
Berlin fpirtte. Ser Grlinbeepanfe
ieiner 2ebre lit: 10 wiiien fam man
bon 0ott iiberbalipt nidts. Die 9te>
lision lit Sa1e bes @efubIes
Ser 8rlinosebanfe Shleiermader'
febrt tpobl BEL allen ipdteren 2eufter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11
Uef6dfte flam.
g E 10 Nprf. s. sSuni.

9iep Oprf, s. Sum-.
graoitreet's Sdnbelsagentur fpiro
ntorgen ipie folst iiber Die 8el6dftss
lage 6eri9ten:
SSnfol9e Oes fpdrneren @etterS Der
lebten Gage I'M Siiben unb Siibnez
item baben Die grnteauslihten iih ets
mas eebeliert nnb bies ipirft Itimulis
renb ouf bas @eIHGit. slber tross
benz Die 8erihte iiber Ben mutbn1ass
liGen Gusfaa Der ndhiten grute eiins
tiger lailten, Hagen bod bic ssabris
fanten unb @robb6nbler Iber Nlans
gel an Veitellilngen. sserner ipiro
iiber Sie flnueu GoIleftionen seflast
unb iiber Die serinse 3a6l Der g8ies
oerbeltellnngen. Sie Solge lit. bab
Die 6nbrifailteu nno 8roBbdnbler
cine Merge Sriibjabrspaaren auf
Eager baben, Die ibren @erednuugen
5nfolge i6on ldngit berfauft fem Iolls
ten. Sen &leinbdnolern gebt es
nidt piel beiier. ober bieie iueben Iid
Sabur6 aiis Ser Slenme an 5ieben.
bab iie SluSberfdnfe ibrer iibrig aes
blie6enen Sriibjabrspaaren beranitalz
ten. Die bieie Sriibiabr nit Dem
Wetter genahten grfabrungen bas
ben aber audi 6rr Solee. baB Die
4leinbGnoler iuenis Neigung 5eigen,
Somnleripanren- in groberen Nengen
5n beltellen, ba lie befiirfsten, baB ibs
nen Der Son,mer ebenio b0ie initlpies
len fonrite, als tpie bas ssriibiahr.
Sic Grobbdnbler tpiiIen ba6er niht,
moran lie iinb. unb s0sern, gr6Bere
Seitellun9en bel ben Sobrifanten Su
MAIDEN. oa lie Die grfabrun9en pieIeS
Srllblabrs nod 5il frii6 i'm @eoGd]t>
niiIe baben. gs berrfdt aiio aur
3eit int Sanbel uno @enerbe, 6auptz
idhli6 mas Die aleioerbrancte anbes
trifft, cine b0dlt unlibere Stims
mlirg.
Ser 9tobeiienmnrft lit ruhia, aber
trosbem lit Die Trobuftion ihon fir
Wonnte binauS perfauit. 10 bab pie
Sdbritanten ii6 einltneilen feline
erauen 6aare ipa6Ien laiIen tpegen
Der glbflalnlng Der 8eiiellungen. Sic
gta6frage na6 S6ienen uno giiens
llno Stnbl : 8alntaterial lit mdbig.
bod iollen etlihe sroSe gontrdfte
fir leetereS Erobuft in Der Gd1ipebe
iein. Wlan eripurtet. ba6 Die YreiIe
filr 9uBeiierne Hobren bemndbit fall
len perbcn, oa lie 5iir 3eit obne 5fpeis
fel 81 bod limb. 0ie 9ea1froee nab
Sinnbled lit mGbis, geraoe seniis
seno, Inn Die Sabrifen i'm 8ange all
balten. Sm @eiten lit Die Nln6frage
nab Stablbdrren nod redbt reae.
COTE lit flaue i'm Yreiie, ba Die 4roz
button Die 9iac1fra9e iiberi6reitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11
9d)red,lidje AmIt5ul-
Sisangsm.
Die n@eitern Seberatiun Of Mlimers"
,uirb in benz SnDiuopb= Hrpsei, be-
iHnlbi8t, W6rber sebunsen
5n babcn.
8 0 lie. ssonhn. 5. sunni.

Out {, sSpugO, .. SllUt.
Mlfreb 6orslep alias 6nrrp Sr1s
aro. Der eigentlide R0roer bon Sranf
Steuuenbers. trat. als Seuee gegen
g8illinm g. soappopo auf ben Stano
unb seltanb cine Sieibe brrtaler Ser
breden, tpelGe. ipie CT faste. duf 0ez
treiben unb nit bem @elbe Der Siibs
rer Der .8eitern federation of Wiinz
ers" begangen ipurben. Sm Ser
lailfe ieineS Serbores berihtete Or
6uro iiber elm Yerbrecben uad) benz
nnberen. eines inlmer i6limmer ais
baS anoere. Sas bon ibrn gen,a6te
@eitdnbnib umfabt Die folsenoen
Yiinfte:
slls Mlitslieb Der 9anbe, tpelcbe Die
Sunfer Sia & Sullioan Ntiible I'M
Goenr O'IleneS 0iitrift 3erltorte. iebte
er cine Der 2unten in Srano, pelf,e
Die grploiion berbeifiibrten.
CT legte Die Wine in Der @inbicas
tor Wine bon Cripple Greet, ourh oes
rem @rploiion Superintendent Itcs
Gornlid unb Sormann Bed ibr 2eben
herloren.
gSeil er fir ieiucn eriten Mttens
tatsperiueh IN Der Sinoicator Mtine
nidt be5ablt ipurbe, perriet6 er feline
@enoiien llnb iiberbrahte oen 9eitern
Der Slorence & Cripple Greet 9abn
Die gnGrid)t. bab ein Gomplott ges
idaiieoet iporben lei. ibre 3iiae in Die
Snft ou ipren9en.
Gr leerte orei S1rotpatronen in
ben Sorper bes Seteftipe 9Dte Gre
sorp bon Senper ino t0btcte bieIen
ailf Der Steac.
Sagclang ipartete er III Der @egeno
bon Senper auf @ouperneur Yea6obp,
nm ibn 5i tobten.
gr uno Stepe MSams leoten unb
erplobierten Die @eine aui Dem 9abns
bofe bon Snbepeubence, ourd) iueld,e
oier5ebn Idnner getobtet ipirben.
9lm folaenbeu Gage. ldgte er. ieien lie
na6 Nenper IN ods Sauptauartier gez
fommen uno Yettibone uno Sapppoo
bdtten lit NIT Der Sa6e sufrieben err
Hart. CT bube bon Soapipoob uno
Setti6one $500 unb glbamS 5000
crbalten.
Sa es linn nibt selang. Sranf
9rapleb bon Sun Srancisco an pers
siften. 10 ipreugte er i'm unb iein
SauS NIT elmer 8elntinbombe in Die
9uit.
9oiie. Sba6o. 6. Suni.
Gls beute gforeen Sarrp Srharo
ben Seugenitano betrat. gob er unter
Gib an. bab Cberriebter G,e66ert bon
Colorado. Sranf Searne bon Der Co
lprabo Suel uno Sron Co.. Sapio
Wtoffat bon Der 9iatipnal 9ant bon
9enper unb 9iidbter @oDbarb. aui Der
elite Der su @rnlorbenben Itanbcn,
imb bGB Die fir Sabbert niebergeleetc
@ombe bon einem glnoeren auigeboz
ben unb oieIer 9etootet puroe. Wtit
grDBter 9tube beio@reibt er Iobann Den
5ipeiten SerIiIdJ @ouberneir SeabooD
aus Der Welt ~ idaffen.
Soappoob babe ibr erludbt. nod cins
mai 9egen Yeabobp por5u9ebeu. Gr
bGbe NIT Stepe glbam5 uno @iap
Idermann cine Som6e iabrisicrt. bic
lie inter einem Seitenipege an 13.
Stra6e uno Grant Slpenue aeleat
bdtten. no Der @ouperneur ieben
Woreen ging. Sic bdtten aMiaepaBt,
aber ais Der @ouperaeur porbei9ino.
fubren e6eniallS Slpei I9pere g8ogen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11
Seriaxgen 9.itiimbisc slrbeitsseit.

GIepelanb. Ohio. 8. Suni.
Gtipa 5ipeitauieno Wtaihinilten
leeten in ben Sabrifen. no Die @eliser
Die Ssir!inbise grbeitsseit pertpeiacrt
batten. beute Die glrbeit nieber. 9ie
Die Seanlten pes Iaininilten Ser
bnnoeS bebaupten. baben 90 0es
i6dfre Die 9sitiinbige Irbeits5eit un0
cine 10sproSenti9e 2obnerbobung bcs
lpilligt. Sisber arbeiteten Die 2ente
tdsli9 Sebn Stlnoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11
OeiGuurenenliite pollsablis.
9 piie. ssbahn. 3. ssuni

Dt e, SDdbo, 3. SSuf1t.
Sente Wfittaa Inn 1a1 llbr mar ein
bollSdbliees @eibipprcnenz Gollegium
fir ben Tro5eb segen Saptppoo 5us
1anlirlen 9ebracbt uno Die eigentlichen
Serbanoluneen fonnten beginnen.
Sas 9eiGiuorcnencolIesilim beltebt
aus folsenDen Idnnern: Tbpnas g.
@eb, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ssins
lep 0c8edn. Hanner; Sanruel 9.
Gilman. Sarnler; Saniel glarf, Sorz
mer; George Eopeu. Han1er; 9. q.
Sebern. Sarmer; s. S. Wieiiecar.
Sariner; Zee Scripener. Sarmer; S.
q. Gobertion. Sariner; Sepi Smitb.
3inlmernrann; q. g. 8nrnS, friiberer
9tand)er, ur,O Sarnuel S. 9fuiiel.
Snrtner.
Sebern ipar Der 2ebte, Der als Gee
l1fporener nngenoirtmen tpurbe. Sos.
bnlo Die Surp bou5dblig mar. ipltrs
ben Die 0ei1tporenen bereibigt. ipoa
rauf cine fur5e Yallie eintrat. nadj
oercn Ierlauf BEN @ei6tporenen bic
Inflageihrift borgeleien tpurbe. SIN
Der NnflageiGrift miro bei6rieben.
auf fpeld)e @eiie Der friibere @oubers
neur Steunenberg. an oeiien Grrnors
oung Der slngeflaste tbeilgenommeni
baben ioI. ieinen Sob fano. +:
2aut elmer @erfiisiins bes Mi6terS
oilrfen Die 8eihmorenen nit Der
GuBenipelt ntilibIib ooer i6riftlidJ
perfebren. MIR miro bon Seiten bers
bic Iufiibt fiibrenben @criGtsbenrts5
ten itrense 3euiur geiibt. gludb biirz,
fen Die 8eihfuorenen 3eitlinsen unS.
3eitldriften leien. beren Snbalt Die
Senfur paiIirt bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11
Sapancr bic sInitiftcr?
S)pnofpno. 2. cs,u;

9ongto @. B. Stunt.
Gin bier cribeinenbeS dineiiSd6eS
glatt bebauptet. bab Der in Gen Yrps
pinSen Spanatung uno Soften ausaes
brodene. Die Wlanoibus9pnaitie mebr
als ieiner6cit Der gprer slufitaitS
beSrcbenpe slufitanb bon iapaniihen
Igenten an9eirtttet norbeu iei. ssall8
Sapan ipirtlif Die 9ano I'M Gpiele
pat 10 lam es nl,r einen 3ned bers
folgen: einen 3nltarb 5u i6affen. ber
Gin abcrmaliges @inidreiten ner
Wfddte nStbig MAIDEN ipiirbe. unb
Sonn bic sluftbeilln9 Gbina'S 5u era
5tuin9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11
guriase faat.
g 0 II on, 8. Sum

u y IT, .. ,yUII.
SnI llnterbaiiie macbte Der 9srez
mierminiitcr Campbell Sannermann
dmtlih befannt. baB Die 9ieeierlma
Die Torlage betreff5 irldnoiIder
Selbitregicrung fallen selaiien babe,
naGbem bieie allf Der irlGuoiIchen
gfationalconbention in Dublin 5iiriids
9eipielen iporoen lei.
Ser Iiniiter bemerfie. bab es iuobl
anaebradt geweien mare. ieitenS Ser
Srlanber. Der GnrIa9e gr0berc Mufs
merfiamfeit Su id1enfen. rpie bies ans
ibeinenb sei6eben iei. Sic 9iegierllng
fonne feline tpeitcren 3useitdnoniile
maiden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11

i6uft I6lob iblieblid) bieIe slbtbeis
lung ab. lppraiif Die Seuertpebr tie
inter &aiier iebte uno babnrb Die
Slann,en eritidte. Ille Betten nn0
ionirisen brenroaren Stofie I'M Sfpiz
i6enoed !uliroen berni@tet. iotpie eill
Sbeil Der Sabung. Ser @erluit be>
ldnft iidl auf mebrere taliienb 0cIs
lars. Die ailf ndditen Mitttpo6 an@
geiebte sbfabrt beg Samplers tpiro
ni6t per50eert iperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11

Y . 10 u I, %. NNUIlI.
Gs bnierte iiber 5ipei StlnSen, nm
elm Sener. pel6eS balb nad 1 llbr
beute .Morgen aui oem Sampler
.Sceanic" ausbraf. unter Guntrole
an briu9en. Sas Seuer brad i'm
3piihenbed ans lnb perbreitete cine
icbredlidle Sibe. Die WannldaTten
betdn,pftcn oailelbe uad beiten arGfs
ten. uls cS lid aber auf Die 2aouna
ausbebnte, mllBte frerlSe Siilic bers
beigerufen iperben. Sm bintereu
Sbeile beS S6iffes iparen 1877 SGiIer
Srauben5uder (0lucoie) pcrlaoen.
Die ipie Del brannten nno balo elm
Tlammenuleer bilbetcn. Sic Meanns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11
Sehn %erlette in einem Jahrifubl.
nnfaa.
glfrpn. Shio. 8. sunni.

1T u, Abio, 3. SUM.
Sei einem Sabritnbliufaa in benz
0ebduOen Der Goodyear Sire & Hu6='
Der 60. bier iuuroen 5ebn Serionen
perleet. uuter Oieien g8. s. Staffor6'
10 ihtper. Dab er taum nit Dem 2es'
ben Oappn fomnen tpirS.
Sic 0rabt'eile. ipelhe ben SSa6rs
Ih1bl halten, 5erriiien. uno bieIer iier
Sipei Stpdiperfe in Die Siefe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-11

Sames $. 0apIep. oas Saupt Der
StuatsarmGlte. ipelde Die Nnfldae
seaen @illiam 3. Soanpoob pertreten,
leste beiite Die slnflase in Dem Rorps
falle Steunenberg ben 0elhporeuen
Dor. unb in iei,ler &eoe. griff er in
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iSortiesuns auf Der 10. Seite. }
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-13
SENDS HIS LICENSE TO WED
AS TOKEN OF LOVE DEFEAT
Special to The Herald.


CHICAGO, June 12.-That William N.
Anderson has been outpointed hope
lessly by his formerly prospective
father-in- Thomas Spencer Crut-
tenden, 5059 Washington avenue, Chi
caeo merchant, became settled fact
Yesterday when, as evidence of his de-
feat Mr. Anderson sent, as souvenir
to Mr.. Cruttenden the marriage license
permitting Anderson and daughter OF
Mr.. Cruttenden, Mrs. Ada Frasher, to
we'd
Following the fathers threat to have
Anderson arrested for disorderly con-
duct unless he desisted from pressing
his strenuous suit, and the sudden
sspiriting away of Mrs. Frasher, the
return of the marriage license closed the
romance, which Anderson has been con-
ducting "single handed" according to
Mr.. Cruttenden, and without so much
as Mrs. Frashers approval.
al will not say where my daughter
is" said Mr.. Cruttenden, "but can say
that she never will marry Anderson.
she is out of the city. Anderson merely
is an adventurer. His main object in
trying to get my daughter to marry him
is because she has some money"
Mrs. Frasher is the widow of the late
John Stuart f. Frasher. who left her a
fortune. Her father took the matter
before Capt. O'Brien of the detective
bureau and retained former Judge FL
bridge Hanecy as attorney.
mo legal action is anticipated" said
Mr. Hanecy. Anderson is sparring for
notoriety. He had a wife and five chill
dren in Milwaukee. His wife got a
divorce a few weeks ago. understand
that he had no property and is out of
a Job"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-13
STOCKS CHANGE ON
VARYING .RUMORS
JAPANESE WAR SCARE HAS NO
EFFECT
Failure of Big Building Firm Used to
Influence Prices on New York
Exchanee-Wheat Report
Encouraging
Rv Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 12.-The constant
changes in the course of prices today
seemed to represent nothing more than
the shifting sentiment of the room trad
ers who had todays transactions TO
themselves. There were some individual
points of strength and some of weakness,
and these had varying sympathetic erect
on the list as a whole. The general DRIFT,
however was very narrow and operations
outside a half dozen stocks were very
scanty. There were lengthy periods, in
fact, when the market was practically
stagnant.
war scare the bears were inclined to fall
back on inferential deductions from the
difficulties of great firm of building
contractors announced. yesterday. a
minor failure announced this morning af-
the expected anxiety over possible con.
dition of over expansion which might
bring similar embarrassments from diff
Guilty Of obtaining working capital in
other fields.
The supposition that there might be a
resumption of gold exports was not full
filled today. although conditions IN the
more favorable today to to the operation
than they were on Monday Discounts
were rather easier at Paris, however as
they were also at Berlin, and the money
market here was appreciably flrmer. :,
slightly, and funds were scarce in the
time loan division of the money market
News from the wheat crop was consid-
cred encouraging Sl,, and helped to sustain aSddn
price of copper was a factor in the mar
ket. The indecisive tone was unchanged
as shown by the small net mixed changes.
Bonds were irregular. Japanese 41as
and As declined a fraction further. Total
sales of bonds, par value. $9s9,000. Gov
ernment bonds were unchanged on call.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-13
"H0MEMADE" EGGS FOR
DAWSON THIS SUMMER
speciaI to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
DAWSON. June 12.-Billy Anstett of
Sunnydale, opposite Dawson, is pre-
pairing to do big things this season.
He is increasing his potato acreage and
will begin the production Of s'hofnc-
made" eggs with an army of 1850 hens.
Mrs. Anstett, Billy's mother, who is
outside, is assembling the hens for ship
ment to Dawson early in the season.
If Billy continues to increase his
chicken supply at such big jumps II
will not be long until he will have a
hen to supply two fresh eggs for ev-
cry person in Dawson every nornine
for breakfast. The hauling of eggs
over the ice from Seattle then will be
needless.
1t has been found by many expert
ments in the line that chickens thrive
here summer and winter. During the
colder months it is necessary to keep
them in houses heated by stoves, but
with careful attention they do we'll.
Pigeons are also being made a spe
cialty by Anstett. He has a string Of
homers at his place already and will
increase the number greatly. SQUADS
and other such delicacies will be plen.
tiful in Dawson before long. TURKEYS.
geese and ducks are the next in line.
and Ansett intends to have the turkeys.
In the raising of pigeons there is some
difficulty because of the number Of
hawks which live on the outskirts Of
the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-13
T. N!EEsS2
MINISTER'S ARE SCARCE
IN WESTERN CANADA

Special to The Herald.
OTTAWA. Canada, June 12.-The
Anglican church in Canada, having
experienced almost insuperable diff
Guilty in obtaining at home enough
clergymen to fill the many vacant
parishes throughout the older portions
of the Dominion. has of late been
driven to apply to the United States
and the mother country for assistance.
In the west, moreover, owing to the
great influx of British immigration,
| the need has become so great that an
urgent appeal has been made to Eng
land for laymen to serve in mission
work.
Among the thousands of English inn
migrants who passed through here dur
ing the last week were forty young
Englishmen who have been sent out to
this country by the Society for the
Propagation of the Gospel, in response
to the call of the bishop of Saskatche-
wan for men to aid in the mission
work of his diocese. These men are
neither graduates of any divinity school
nor of any university of England. They
are simply earnest laymen in the
Church of England.
Immediately upon their arrival in
Saskatchewan they will each receive
a horse, tent, a campers OuIIlI anu
sufficient money to supply their actual
needs for a limited period. They will
be turned adrift upon the vast prairies
and made to shift for themselves. OPP
Grating from mission stations they will
visit the widely scattered settlers for
their district and prepare the way for
the priests of the church who may
come after them in the future.
1t is estimated that about 10000 i'm
migrants, belonging to the Anglican
communion, settled last year in the
Canadian west. To prevent these peo-
pie and the thousands of others who
are coming in each year from drifting
into the folds of other Protestant
bodies. who are aggressfvely active
here, the Anglican church of Canada
has made a radical departure from
the established rule. 1t has been COM
PEELED to lower the standard of edu-
cational requirements. which has hith-
erto been necessary for its ministers
to reach. and has now deemed it pro-
dent and expedient to admit to the
ministry men of only fair educational
qualifications as to character and good
living.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-13
CURES HORSE OF C0LIC
BY WALKING BACKWARD
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
BRADNER, Ore, June 12.-Dr. Thom-
as Hex has cured another horse of colix.
and added to his reputation as a veter-
mary who eschews the use of drugs.
While not exactly a powwow doctor.
Dr. Hex uses methods which in any
other country might be considered
amusing, but so long as he gets results
and fees and the farmers have faith in
him he can we'll afford to ignore tha
jeers of his professional brothers.
Here is the process by which he cured
the sorrel horse of Henry Jupe. Con-
vinced that the animal was suffering
from collie, DR.. Hex announced that hi
would commence his treatment at mid
night.
He went to the home of Jupe, ana
learning that the animal was still suf-
fering, the doctor seated himself on a
bushel basket, and placed on the floor in
front of him, arranged IN the form of a
triangle, a bunch of hair, cut from the
tail of the horse, a copper cent and a
plug of tobacco. Bending over these he
mumbled a few words.
Then, taking the arm of Jupe, the two
walked backward to the stable Here
the doctor made a few passes over the
sorrel and the two men, backing out OF
the stable, returned to the house with
out uttering word.
Next morning the horse was well.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-13
Pacific Coast Trade
Bv Associated Press.


SAN FRANCISCO. June 12.--Flour-
Family extras, s4.S5Q53O; bakers extras,
$460@fS0; Oregon and Washington, $3.50
47O; shipping wheat, $l.45g1 so; milling,
$1.55Q1 Go; feed barley, 81. 1.2oqI: az; brew
ing, T.221k@1. .2o; chevalier, M.35; red oats,
81, l,45@l.75; white, $1.sO@1; 70; black, $3.50
Fps; middlings s2700@3Oo 90; oniS4 mixed d feed
meal, $40; oat groats, $3.50; rolled oats,
81 .Oo@7.25; wheat hay, $lsoO@24@ 80 co. S,a Wheat aa
tame oat. $ls6O92O.O; alfalfa, ,oO91a.5o;
straw, $S00GlY00
large white, $25002.70; Oregon Burbank
potatoes. $2.OO@2.75; Merced sweets, $4,000
4;7o; new potatoes. s215; fancy onions: Ions
string beans. 2q4c; green peppers. Iq1Sc;
tomatoes $500; summer squash, ST. ;0OQ1 .25;
asparagus, 46Dl2c; rhubarb, $1.504.75; gar
lie, 3@4c; eucumbers. sl;OO@1.75; Mexican
tomatoes s15o@l 75 mushrooms 'ssHSl SSGl25c;
ley, 1856; oats, ZOO; beans. 100; corn. %;
POTATOES, 1900; onions, 35; bran. 2245; mid
dlings, 95: hay, sos; hides, 1926; wine, H.
200.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-13
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

@ Shipments Of oranges and LEM @
@ ons from Los Angeles Monday, @
o June 10, reported by the Califor- 9
@ mia Fruit Growers exchange, were g
@ 03 carloads of oranges and car Q
@ loads of lemons. 9
@ Total to date there were shipped g
@ 22,605 carloads, of which 21SO g
@ were lemons. g
@ Last season to date there were g
@ shipped 23,s7S carloads, of which e
@ 3054 were lemons.
@ @ @ @ g @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ g