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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-17
Eti,n pukptu.

. @ammcl Settler bbb. q. Ghrilt.
Senien beoe iorlebcn meaet pluole'
lia / germiaiou. gioeoc baobe ole
rcoe I 1869 ncbiot zig poa Ell Claim
/ Glnp Gomtp, hpor ban inotil Tor
ipo Iar iiocn boebe.
antbnriuc Stiles Worocr. Oct
iorcIsbi9e Sorbsr ouer u. 3. Sowen.
anflaQct for at bouc mnrbct 0ti'S
aotbnrine aiac pna benbeS SOME
itcao / Nrrbcoen al Yicrrc, pooer.
apnhte5 / Sort Iierre oeu 12te bS,
Ger ifal bare aiort omidttenhe 6or'
onitoItuiu9er iii at ioripare ben on
tlulebe.
Staicn iunr Sauo. StotenS 9ans.
bepartemcut bar fra Regicrineer I
@aihinaton moNtoget Eapirer, Der
letter Stoten / @~eiiooeIie al 81. 79S
gcreS 2auo / Smcgucu al Yicrrc,
bnilfet 9an6 ifol eritottc De llobelin.
ger iii Sn6iauerue. Der or giort al
Stntens 2oub. Stuteu har ogiaa
iaoet 900 gcres / Smcaucn al Ra.
pih Gitp iitc0etior 8ino Cane Heier.
nen ! 8lacf SiIS.
Stutcus ~auGamartco. Sorierbeis
fen al Sreatur ira Sele 8ourhc er
Ill pan Der nGrmcitc aiiluttet Tor oct.
&c Nor. S%meu0ifisut YriSfolbet
boa areahIrer pirtebe noaet bpm'
mcube poo 6orretniuaeu, iao bar BOG
benuc ppret Iougt itsrre emo nan
reutcbe, ioet umfring $4,000 Stpf'
fer apGs CT aiienht fro bette Steo |
Sebet al SPicuen. Belle Sourde
bar oltio uGret befieubt iom oct itsr'
tie giienoiue&iteO for areaturer |
&erocn. men ANDRE Steoer piI moaIfe
ionr naa op til bette. Salt bIep DER
iaar oiienot ira bette Steo til SiteuS
Warteoer omtriug $500 Sernbane.
Ooauluouinger al areoturer, Soar %
&eite; Stsriteparten beitoo DOG al
SiogtetpGg. Der Ertlerue cir neo
broste SlagtctuGg ira So til $40
mere pr. Stpttc eub flor. 90 bette
biorog til, Of SnIget bIep Iangt itsr.
Ire, eno man bap6e pentet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-17
8liatnrJptu.

sbOr Saffen, ser / mango gur bor
beet 5ariboult. 6sSe iorleOeu ser,
ite6s al Sierteioaocm. GiOg0c par
isot / Rnrge / 1889.
Spbn Sagcn, Der | mongc Iar bar
boet / Rlaoa Gowuibip, Irceboru
Gountr. Sshe forleoen / tit Sicm
Den beie aIoer Of so Gar. AioeSe
por isNt i Rorae.
SrGlaitforrctning brrnbt. Stnns
barb Sunber GompanpS aontnr OF
enbel al bets Srploit / Nfilm brGnStp
zen lite Os. Sobet bCIsber fla til
Here iltiiHo Collars.
&D Same I'll Spiaingbpcruc? ! NJ.
bert Geo gaur Der et Rugtc ON, al
RoCf Ssluub @aucu efter lite Gan.
bill gua in6 til WinneopoIiS opcr
minneapolis & q. SouiS @uueu.
meoens Sniuois Central nil begpnoC
of gan til Spiaingbperne ooer Roci
Ssloub 9auenS Spor.
8iitermaal. @tiiS 2ulu Sucobier
fra Wariban og @iQiom Sboriten.
fen ira Soiiunu blep iorleoeu aiitt
| Saitines. - Sbeooor SborpaIoior
fra 2ittfielo blep Der ON Gagen gin
/ 2mrel, Won't, meo Miiis Bessie
&orton. ~ Or, q. =. Snugen | Bat
tle Snfe err | @oobbne blepen Ggtepie.
nleo @iis Gbriitiue 8oitao. "
81. @ntion fra 0ortbTeIo err / alber,
Geo bIepen gift meo 9tiis NeIie b,
Gong.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-17
Warf Sipaim tortGuer.

",sea bar fpmmeu for at gisre 8i'
iii hos @%upernsren | glbanp. Son
por paa Iei til fit IrbeiospGrel'e,
% ieg itob Der % pentct pna bam.
Ga lea bopbe itaaet libt, gicroe reg
mia oct befpcmt paa Sisulet al ct
@oro. Get flor Miim hopee 10
Gsrc. gae 16 stf pluoielig op, %
en- rue @ano traaote inc 40 bper
Gsr. Se off ole ben miot Stunt
met % Itaniet ioran Sroerneren,
Der uctop traabte inb 40 S%opeoSsren,
Sueen al Dem iagoe noget. Su'
pernsreu ptrct blot: "Se tan saa,
mine Scrrer; ies bebsper Dem life,
.Sr. Clemens iiooer paa anopperne!"
Z oct enc S~orobierne ianotes Ell
bel SamIing eIeftriife Snapper, cs
Snionset at min SegemsoeI, ION
frnoe fomme / 9etragtnine Der, par
ueiop iaa fort, at Oct opffet ale i6
anapper. Eaa Den Mnabe Ipffeoes
oct mig at pilrre ale 16 Sfriuere
.uo.~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-17

Sutelurrt ! Srngicl. Sans gn-
berion, Der inbtil fornplig par 89rt
for Seanoia SoteI / gallep Gitp, err
fiGreoe iig forleoen ifpIoig / Sper.
trGoelie al Frobibitionslopen og
bsmtes til 80 Cages S9ngiel %
$3.50 MuIft.
llbefpiet Srnsslins. sc. 5. en-
right / Goit @rano Sorts err al 81.
i"triftsretten 0grnt til at betale Sobn
u. Berg, en- 5armer, $685. Sfaoes.
er~itatning for uoen gplbig @ru,o at
babe bepirfet 9eres STREET. anfIa.
gen mob benne blco nemIie afoiit al
Retten.
Gn 1em Anflase. Den pigtigite
Gag, iom peb oenne Hetstermin er
oppe for Giitriftsretten | 8a1ep Gitp,
ei Ell Anflage moo gbnaro Scott oe
glbert Slion for at babe mproet
Ears Gnoerion, m ung 6armer |
@riggs Gorntp. anberion bar iibit-
leben 2oen Suli / @imbleoon iam-
men meb Slion, % | beruiet Silitano
bapoe fsritnGpnte pGret noget baaro.
b9not moo benne, Dog melt for Nor'
no, men SIion % Scott bapbe uotaIi
.5rnosler MOB Gnberiou. 8eb Nfib'
natstioer bapoe gnoerion beeioet iig
pno Siempeien, men ON Worgenen
fanbtes hans 2ia | Nprbeoen al
9pen, og Oct bar bepiieligt, at ban
bar ilaoet libel meo Ell alubbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-17
mtd1tpnn.
Stpr Sra6f aiennem SUP.

Stor Sraiif aiennem Suu. Sra
Suult Ste Warie melbtes Den 10oe
bS., at 5raiifen aiennem Soo-aana'
len ben Tag / Iirfeliabeoen af'luite-
bes, og oenne SGion fon b~etragtcs
iom oen beIoieite iiben aanalen aab'
uebeS. SnloitGnoiae Spgooer ian
enSnu life erboloes al &egieriiseh,
men / Ell runS Sum bill Sonnaacn at
Iroat bcIsbe iig til 100000 =
omtreut 100000 Cons mere enc
Forriac aar. Grfarne Solf paaitoor,
of hopbe oct life pGret for DC filan'
cieae SorpifIinser pilbe Srafifen te.
Isbet Tia til 60,000,000 Cons.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-17
UDVALGTE B0GER.

skardluavisk uIustr. kogebog. snukt indb.
S1.-NieIs Hbbesen. historisk Roman afH:F.
Bwaid. 6oc, eieg. indb. ~sI.-Sennen az sgd os
Nord. al A. blanche, 77osider, 81, eleg. indb.
81. q = Vsarbud, Fortelinger, skitser OF
Digte az A. Dan, csc, eieg. indb. o Mar
Jernteppet fslder, afJonas Lie, soc, elegant
Bondesen, soc, eieg, indb. soc.-Fortsiiinger
OF Dlgte, al dansk amerik anske Forfattere.
25c.-ungo Jens Je'cn, af Erik Begh, zoe. -
De ire Helixaftener, at st. St. Biicher. 26c. -
Unsdesmsminder. al Kr. Janson, 25e-En Livs-
sssde, az Bj. Bjsrnson, 25c.--DauieiR antzow.
GH. r. Rwald. 97e slider. csc. inde. soe.-
bondesrudea. Kistorisk Roman ira 1et1ode
holm, Ru Adelsd ames Livshistorfe, afMarfe
Henckei, ooc.-0uds Msgtsr. afJonas &c, SOC.
eS- Skrtp efter Tsfdstondt0 haf"feg.- -
@. RASMUSSEN run. co.
y2O--y24 8. 18th So, Minneapolis, Mimi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-17
eeims ssrn miiter 1T Sien. art

SetniS yprn mtlter W pJetn. Sra
Hopio Gin meIbes, at 8srnene efter
afosoe &ans Seim, Der boeoe poo en-
Claim / NGrbeoen al Belle 6ourdbe,
bar miitet lit Sierm on,enoifisnt So
milien bar boot poa bet | IL aar oe
siort 5orbeorinser paa 2anoet, Der
CT p9ro flere tiiiinb Collars. Seim
baboe nemlig molabt at File" paa
fin Claim for plating. s 1905
flptteoe gsrnene al 2anbet, Tom De
rente6e no, oa begae Sorplorene bar
oebe % DC minore Born maatte boloe
fig til ben Gloite Seiter, iom bar 2R.
rerinbe. geb life at DO paa 2anoet
| ct piit 5iosrum miitebe De iaaleoes
fin Het til bet, oa en- Sobn g. Hunn
bar "flet" paa gsrnenes S9orene'.
biem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-17

90 CSn DtQ1tQ1fe NeSCCcs
lelie | rette Nammer til
Edierftc al rette 8lar
~aneaaenre re ~itcrartere
9,.lepreienter, font III
bcrtaiper frit.
Sou CT Siben inbe for Gem til at
lenDe efter ben 8reient, iom Sc ubpel=
ger. Sc Dil Da erboIDe ben / betimeliq
IEiD til Sui og fan babe @lGDe at ben
I 9pitiDen, eQer ont be Onifer fan Sc
gtDe 0en bort lom 8relent til en- @en
eaer slGgtning.
gt g~ientager after, at greienten, iom 9e pels
ger. foiter Dem ilet ingen Sing. 6pis Sc pil
npte giennemlaie ben 8reppaffe, iom Ri ienbte
Dem meo sftesneIier og 8eifripelier oper be
forifieaige Sulepreienter, iom ri bortgiper, pl
De finbe, at ui bortgiDer btsie Breienter for at
bepGge Dem til at benDtte 8arer, lom er tilpir=
febe at os. Der er iagen @runb, bporfor 9e
lite ifulbe foretreffe bore garer. gt bar ct
fort llbpalg al be MEET forifieligartebe 6nsboIo=
ningsartifler, og be er lige iaa gooe, iom be
bebite | Marfe0et. Sc er btltgere enb garer
al famine &ualitet, iom Sc fan fisbe paa 0eres
Steb. aae garer garanteres unOer be Sor=
eueoe Staters "gure Soob ano Drug 2ap".
Sort %oftcieIe Serte Nummer er 1924 % por
Garanti er resiitreret hos Mintteren for asrt-
fultur=D epartementet.
gi bar fOreiat % at gipre bore 8arer fienbt
oDerl belle 2arbet, iaa at be fan blipe paaifiBnret
iom be FOREIGNER bet. 8enpt Gem berfor MI at
oenne g%unitige I11leoting at faa ct lIOpalg al
bisie Qrttfler tiqtge n1eO Ell Sulepreient. Se
bar 9eres galg melem ct flint 9erre lii, ct flint
9ameur, ct fllbit9nbigt Ste> &ntD= og @afel=
Seruice, en- panbtet Dante aabe, en- panbtet
Series perfratfe, ct "fulbitGabigt Splp=alurui=
Mum 9anb=S erpice, en- fulbitenbig Selu= slumi=
lnium 8affe=&Dger Dg ct faloitenotgt Sslu=9lu.
minium 8orb.S erpice. gi garanterer, at Sc pil
bltpe tilfrebs meb bptlfen ion1 Delft al btsie gre=
lenter, Sc maatte ~ubpelge, pg ONT Sc ifulDe
hare noget at amnlerfe peb WOOtagelien at ga=
rer eIer 8reient, iorpltgter ri % til at tilbase.
lenbe bet Yengebelpb, iom ri bar mobtaget for
8arer1e.
senb ltrar inb 9eres Srber paa garer, og
|ifplae por Srbers8 lanfet ifal ri meb en- iaaDan
Orber ieabe ben Sulepreient, 9e pnifer, og Sc
fan erbolbe alt | goD Sib fgr Sui.
Sm 9e lite ifulbe pnife at gisre ct llbpaIg,
iaa autag be 4 SilbuO, ri aagiuer paa Oroers
glanfetten, og pI 0e tfelge bette faa for mere
eub $1,000 garer for $500, iannt be grGntier,
iom mebfplger frit.
9a hi pnifer at inDtrObucere bore 8arer er ri
IptGiae til at ubfplDe bpOr liben Srber bet ifulbe
pere % paa bpilfe iom Delft at bore 8reparater.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-17

Sranser Ne en- epmaftnsr ~SuSoenHen-
nubbeIte 9rts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-17
LU nj DIT & g O.,

2~44s@2445-2447 w. KNIFE STR, CHICAGO, ILL.
P.S. Spis Se ifuloe bape miItet benne Sroer=Slanfet
eaer Sc life Ifulbe bape %mootaget Den, iaa "TRIP til os %
ri ifal ienoe Sem Ell MP, iaa at Sc fan faa g~lnleouing
til at ienoe eiter % mOotase bpab DC Onifer, jpr cSttl.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-26
The Psychology Of a
Classified Advertisement

Classified advertisements without
OF readily demonstrated
classified dopt
originating the people
sell old Mrs Brow
jerks
make their
They
watching the classified There
classified
number follow
to advertise
half is all classified
in the Palladium Sun-Teegram
article valued at $500 that wish
of classified in
Suppose advertisement is folowFor
IN good condition bargain if taken at ss
In this advertisement there 16 wordSd
times for "a Suppose that the f
sell bureau at ST. The
advertisement only "A practically
received for bureau 1t
to to make sale like tl supposed Ii had
would have had make personal inquiries
procedure that would deal
ing people in
fled advertisement advertisement within your
ladum SunTeegram and at of
neighborhood
people when anything
anything
a Palladium classified
of classified advertisements columns
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-26
Men Voted Saturday Night to
Accept the Compromise
Offered by the Company.
CONCESSIONS ARE MADE.
THERE is AN ADVANCE IN WAC
ES AND 40 SHORTER DAY.
WORK WILL BE RESUMED ON
SUNDAY, ALL MEN TO RETURN.

Evansville, Ind. May 25.-The street
car strike, which has been the cause of
three deaths and many injuries, as
well as much property damage. was
settled tonight, the men voting to ac-
cept the compromise offered by the
company The compromise is an in
men will be paid from IL to 10 cents
per hour for an eleven hour day and
receive time and a half for overtime.
Older men in the service get the high
,er pay. The men will return to work
tomorrow morning and will be taken
back without prejudice.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-26
HORSE THIEF HAS
BEEN FOUND ELUSIVE
So Far the Search for Man
Who Stole Rig at Knights
town Is FruitIess.
MANY JOIN IN THE EFFORT.
HOPE NOT GIVEN UP AND A RE-
WARD OF 5000 is OFFERED FOR
RETURN OF PROPERTY AND
CAPTURE OF THIEF,

The elusive Knightstown horse thief
is still at large. The four members OF
the Henry County Horse Thief Detec-
tive Association who have been on the
trail of the Knightstown thief were in
this city Saturday evening enroute
home. They state that all trace of the
thief has been lost but that, every eff
fort will be made to land him. A re-
ward Of 5000 has been offered for the
return of the horse and phaeton and
the apprehension of the thief.
The detectives arrived at Dayton
Saturday morning about O'Clock and
went at once to police headquarters
Two Dayton detectives and three pa
trolmen were ordered to assist the
knightstown men in capturing the
thief who was expected to go through
Dayton enroute to Washington, c. H.
Roads leading into Dayton from the
north We're closely watched by the
Dayton police all night but the thief
failed to materalize.
Saturday the Knightstown men
searched the country in the vicinity
OF Eldorado. o., where the thief was
last seen and the stolen rig was trac-
ed to the cross roads north of Edo
rado, where the scent ended. 1t was at
this same spot that Officers Bundy
and Edwards lost the trail of the thief
Friday.
Farmers all over that section of the
country assisted in the search for
clue to the direction taken by the thief
but the search was fruitless. The
horse thief detective association at
Greenville, Eldorado, Madison and
New Madison are assisting in the
search for the elusive thief. Every far
mer in that section of the state of
Ohio has been informed by telephone
of the theft and if the man succeeded
in slipping past the vigiiant farmers
he will get a medal as a champion
in his line.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-26
ARRESTED ON CHARGE
ASSAULT AND BAT Terry
Lafe Webster, CoIored, Is in
The City Jail.
ASSAULTED A BYSTANDER.

Lafe Webster, colored, a resident OF
the north end was arrested last night
and is in the city Jail, awaiting trial on
the charge of assault and battery.
While Cleveland Phillips an employe
of the Light, Heat and Power COM
pany, was standing near the merry 60
round at the corner of Tenth and Main
streets. conversing with another white
man. Webster walked up and asked
Phillips what he was talking about.
Phillips replied that it was none of
Webster's business, whereupon Web
ster struck Phillips over the left eye.
Webster was arrested by Patrolman
Scott Winters.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-26
ROOT TAKES 1T UP.
Japanese Ambassador Reports Attack
to Secretary of State.

Washington, May 25.-The State
Department was informed today by
Viscount Aoki, the Japanese ambas-
sador, of recent abuses of Japanese
restaurant keepers in San Francisco.
Secretary Root at once took the mat
ter up with the Department of Justice
with the request that an immediate
be made. The ambas-
sador informed the secretary that he
would shortly visit the Pacific coast,
carrying out plans adopted several
months ago. He will visit various
places in California where he will be
by Japanese societies.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-26
ACTION BY GRAND JURY
1t May Look Into the College
Hazing Cases.

1t is possible that the grand jury
viii make some investigation concern
ing the hazing OF Ernest Andrew at
Earlham college Friday night. Judge
Fox states that he and Prosecutor Jes-
sup discussed this latest outbreak of
the Earlham students and decided that
it is time for some action TO be TAX
en- in regard TO suppressing hazing at
the college. He said that when the
grand jury met next week the case
probably would be referred to it for in
yestigation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-26
BIC VOTE FOR CLOSING WEEK

The closing week of the contest has
started off as the record breaking vot-
ing day of the whole contest SO far.
added enormously to their already
large total votes, Miss Lashley still
her lead. Eliza Steven
son, the popular Economy teacher,
also added several thousand votes to
his total vote, increasing the good lead
he has enjoyed SO long during the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-26

MOB WRECKS TWO PLACES
THIS TiME-TOkIO DEPENDS ON
WASHINGTON TO MAKE A
VESTIGATION.

Toxic, May 25.-A report from the
consul for Japanese in San Francisco
confirms the report of attacks made
recently upon japanese restaurant
keepers and bath house owners in
that city The public here is indignant
but the press refrains from any hos
tile, comment, trusting the Washing
ton Government to prevent the repe-
tition of similar occurrences.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-26

erly plael The vessel is an old lake
steamer bich was fitted out as pool
room. I'll boat has successfully been
used to fade the police for two
years. FUR detectives boarded it
prior to departure today, and re-
manned apard to obtain evidence of
gambling They report that when the
vessel walseveral miles off shore the
passenger wagers on the horse
races. Uon the return of the boat
policemen narrested its seventy-two
passenger
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-26

contest. Considerable is doing In the
woman shop employe class. too, and
Miss Hodskin. by the great increase
she received, has established a new
high record with over $4,000 Miss
Danner, of the same class. however,
shows that she is still very much in
the running by pushing her total vote
we'll up over the 100000 mark, which
she first passed on Saturday.
Continued on Page Four.)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-26
News to the Adjutant-GeneraI.

San Francisco, May 25.-Adiutant
General Lauck. in charge of the State
militia headquarters being maintained
in San Francisco, by Governor Gillette
incident to the various labor strikes
now in progress, said: This is t.bso-
lutely the first intimation | have had
of any violence shown to Japanese in
San Francisco / shall have the Off
GERS of the staff investigate thorough
ly and lay their reports before the
governor
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-26
FIERCE FIGHT TOOK
PLACE LAST EVENING
Unknown CoIOred Man Struck
By Unknown White Man.

Last evening a fierce fight between
an unknown white man and an un-
known colored man took place on
South Tenth street in the rear of the
Starr Piano store. The negro called
the white man vile name. which had
no sooner been uttered than the ne
gro went to the sidewalk from a
smash in the jaw As he picked him
self up he was hit again in the face by
his white antagonist By this time
quite crowd had collected and the
two participants. the colored man with
his face smeared with blood, took to
their heels and disappeared.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-26
WABASH WINS THE MEET
Purdue Was Second and No.
tre Dame Third.

Terre Haute. Ind. May 25.-Wabash
won the field meet here today. with 81
points; Purdue 33: Notre Dame 81; In
diana 16. Indiana arrived late miss
ing several events which accounts for
the low score.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-26
GAME WAS CANCELLED
BECAUSE OF THE RAIN.

The Earlham-Franklin college base
ball game was not played Saturday
At Franklin IS scheduled, owing TO
heavy rain.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-26
Union Shops Will Close.

All union barber shops will be clos
ed on Decoration day. Some other
shops will remain open until noon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-26
How the Vote Stands
WOMAN TEACHER.
MAN TEACHER.

MAN TEACHER
Eliza
j. r.
Orviie
Walter S. Davis High school,
ice Burgess Whitewater
A
L.
g. W. Fountain
Sneser, Arlington
WOMAN CLERK.
Williams,
MAN CLERK.
Howard Smith MODEL Dept Store 1os42
Tailoring
Hassenbuschs
WOMAN SHOP EMPL DYE.
Hodskin, factory Cambridge 49, 15efe4
Bessie shute. Watt keo
MAN SHOP EMPL0YE.
Geo. Knight Starr Piano 22e1
George Matthews Gaar Scott 2s8
Edmund ssidhar, Safety Gate
Abraham schissIer. Wayne Works..
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-26
POOL ROOM
PASSENGERS ARRESTED
Human Cargo of Gambling
Ship Taken In.
DETECTIVES DID THE JOB.

Chicago, May pa cargo Of pas
sengers on the floating pool room,
City of Traverse, were arrested late
this afternoon as inmates of disord-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-26
MRS. MkiNLEY'S CON-
DlTIN REMAINS GRAVE.

Canton, May 25-The condition
of Mrs. Mfinley remains grave.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-26

Continued on Page Two.)
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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-11-14

purchased a tract of land comprising
twenty-four acres on the south side
of the Fremont county capital and
next spring he will set out two acres
in grapes and farm the rest When
asked If he intended to raise other
fruits, Mr.. Grier said that he would
not, for much greater attention and
more work is attached to the growing
and harvesting of apples. peaches and
pears. Grapes do well in Fremont
county and he feels confident of be-
ing able to get satisfactory yields
from his two acre vineyard and with
but little or no trouble, at that.
Mr.. Grier disposed of his business
block just east Of the Mail office on
First street some month since but
he yet owns residence property on
East First street and also has mining
interests in this county.-sailda Mail.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-11-14
GUY U. HARDY, PRorRIEroR
PROBABLY NO MORE
FOOTBALL GOES THIS YEAR

The football game tentatively
agreed upon between the All Canon
team and the Centennial high school
team, which was to have been played
at the latter's grounds at Pueblo this
afternoon was abandoned on account
of the refusal of the Pueblo boys to
permit the substitution of two of last
years players in the local team to take
the place of Captain Johnson and
Quarterback Mackenzie. who have
withdrawn from the organization.
The All Canon team has become
demoralized by reason of the oppo-
sition of patrons of the school to the
further playing of football and it is
probable that it will not compete in
any more games this season. The All
Canon team was an organization of
more than ordinary promise and the
devotees of football regret that it
could not have had better opportun-
ity to show its mettle.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-11-14
RETURNED HOME ON SUNDAY
FROM NOVA SCOTIA

John F. Mackenzie returned home
on Sunday from six weeks eastern
trip which embraced visits to Chicago.
Washington, d. c., New York City.
Boston and a score OF other points.
including Nova Scotia. his native land.
After getting his two daughters es-
tablished in school at Washington.
D. c., Mr.. Mackenzie proceeded to his
old home in Nova Scotia, which he
found had greatly changed during the
years of his absence. The past sum
mer has been an unusually wet and
backwood one in that section, although
all kinds OF agricultural crops are
reported by Mr.. Mackenzie to have
been very good.