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The daily tribune., 1907-04-09

FOUR KIDS NABBED Deputy
Marshal Andrews last night nsbbed
four boys while breaking into the
Houston opera house to see the show.
They climbed up the awning on the
east aide Of the building and then
through one Of the windows This
has been q practice that boys of
the city have been indulaiog in for
some weeks, and last night Officer
Green deputized II. S. Androws to
be on the lookout for the younsters.
Four Of them were nabbed In the act
and taken down to the city Jail. Mr.
Houston hAs been put to no end OF
Inconvenience by such work. The
awning has been torn and the rods
pulled from their fssteniDgs.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-09

SHIPPING GOODS = Mrs. Ioe
Petty is shipping ber household goods
to Garden City, Kas.. today. Mr..
Petty has secured possession of $40.
acre farm six miles out Of Garden
City and will 20 into the farming
business on an extensive scale thiz
summer. Two hundred acres OF the
farm has been planted to sugar beets
and the rest Of 1t is rs yet Ia in grass.
but the grass will be plowed under
and part of 1t will be planted to
corn.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-09

JERRY FROM KERAY--A big
audience last night assembled in the
Houston opera house TO SEQ Jerry
From Kerry. The show Was made
up OF catchy hits and many vAude.
Vile speoialities. Two or three
short farce sketches were put on.
The show was Of . mixed nature
aud was not . regular play ~ wes
expected. but those present enjoyed
the performance Just the same.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-09

STILL OPEN Senator NJ. E.
Lewis says there is a misunder.
standing about the game law affect.
Ing doves and that the season has
not been closed until 1920 ar at first
reported. A bill to this effect WAS
passed In the last senate but another
bill In the house WAS passed and be.
come law. This bill is to tie effect
that the dove season will open on the
fifteenth Of August and remain open
until the last Of September. During
the last two years the dove season
opened on the first of August and
run for fifteen days. The new Iaw
eives the same number OF davs in
which to shoot. but deiers the open
Ing fifteen days.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-09

Chambesla' ms Salve is good for any
disease OF the skin. It allays the itch
ing and burning sensation instantly
For sale by Daniels Drug Store. TT.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-09

FREMONT GUEsrs-Ed. ofnsr.
Chicago: 3. N. Flsk. Chicago; 3. J.
Bees. Denver, J. N. Hyatt. siouI
City; q. n. Froth. Denver; ". y,
Ralss. Chicago; ". r. Sill. Chicaao
J. J. Kllsy. 81. Louis.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-09

A Gard party for prizes will be
given In K. OF P. hall Wedne sday
evening April 10 by Circle COS. W. Of
W. Admission 10 cents. Refresh.
men will be served 33.85
The daily tribune., 1907-04-09

Seven ply garden hose At Uhri's.
Get pfices before buying. 27.ti
The daily tribune., 1907-04-09
THE WEST END FEED STORE

can supply you with hay, grain
and GOAL. All kinds OF food for
poultry-Pratt's food, lice paint,
ground bone, oil meal. oyster shell.
millet seed. Call 1921 Black and
talk to Hogate. He will do his
best to pleass you in prices and
quality.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-09

II pays 70 Adversise ysur wants In
ths Tstbans.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-09
J0TT1N0s ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

Dr.. Yard. dsa,isA saios sel.phons
eat ie0.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01

This cut shows the Sample Case Roll the
pies ready The made of
hlghy finished waterproof lined with soft flannel
goods The samples held in place by strong The
fastened to the back of the Roll This the most practical
for carrying the samples that could be thought
When rolled up the Case is compact and easy to When
good Impression at first sight This Sample Roll gives
appeaahce; II is uosana ana nandsome anu
inside All anxious to what 1t is carrying
around with such This is of 1t
attention s the agency
business other business things fixed
just right II succeed Brazil Silver goods
the best that have
where near It The feature Of being marked with beautiful
hit Of the times and the Sample Roll arranged to show
carefully teach agent just how to take advantage of all
these splendid qualities popular 1t
that succeed better working
We prepay all Express Charges on Everything.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01

to overcome this spirit Of doubt have send
Samples to all who wish do d. privilege
examination n % at the express office It costs Us from twenty
have to pay that amount for return charges the but
that the Outfit and goods just what claim If after
you snink you would nKe 10 give the Dus
the dollar cut out the following fill
and 1t will express
office prepaid and the agent
thoroughly examine the Outfit
that have told the TRUTH the whole truth nothing
the TRUTH and also satisfied that selling
goods can the agent dollar
OUTFIT If satisfied take it.
and the agent will return it to
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
Solid Silver
Knives ThatLast
A Lifetime


of dollars to solve But few years finally succeeded
years cutlery Today using these Knives by the
selling goods these Knives have proved
gold mine, those who them will any
others Think of iSolid Silver out,
at no higher price ordinary knives
For those who attached plated Knives can
silver hand Furnished Not cheap sodd plated Knives
solid Brazil Silver Knives that last lifetime at price
of ordinary Knives the thing When people them they
will have others.
We only selling greatly prices but also
article represented and give perfect
satisfaction to the purchaser MONEY REFUNDED
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
r. AAakn In< ne Mnnou and
OOil FlONC q LOt vi HIUIFNy UIid
Make 1t Right at Home
For Over Twenty Years We Have Been Helping
MEN And WOMEN
To Make Money At Home

offered the public through agents other
The people buy what they want
when 1t presented to them in the form of genuine bargain
Well absolutely the bargain oneed
the agent who works with will find that what he has Is
desired nearly house he ysst Is easy to
orders when offer great bargains that the people
really and AFFORD
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
A Profitable Business

How to make money
without a large capital
has always troubled men
and women, and never
more than In these days.
We have helped thousands
of people to do this, who
are not able to do hard
work. And thousands of
widows, through us, have
been able to care for their
families and educate their
children. One woman
writes us:
81 was left a widow
with house mortgaged.
For three years l have
worked for you. ! have
paid off the mortgage,
have 81, 10000 In the
bank, and have paid all
the expenses of one child
at a boarding school, and
cared for the others at
home" A man who lost
his position writes us:
"It was a god-send to
me when I took up your
work. l was almost down
to my last dollar and my
family was suffering.
Since taking up your work
/ have far more money
than I ever had before,
and my family has known
some of the comforts Of
life. l have found you
in every way honorable
opd vo,rr xunrd aa O00d M
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01

For fifteen years we experimented
to make knives that would last a
lifetime, and about seven years ago
we succeeded. Everyone knows that
Silver-plated Knives cause trouble
by the plating wearing off. How to
make a solid Silver knife that had
spring like steel Knife, the beauty
Of a silver one, and yet be solid sill
yer with no plating to wear off and
that would last lifetime, took
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
Don't Be
Foolad by
Big Talk

be home Thousands Of women who have
worked during the twenty have earned
much their husbands few days ago. woman n wrote @
took your work to help those four
giving position, and he also will work for
you"
would for make from $4,000 to
$4,000 day. 1t would be And believe it is
right,
because only caught by such foolish talk
will good comfortable income In work.
and If you work steadily, even more than that ~ rr
IF YOU WANT A GOOD CHANCE TO WORK AND GET
GOOD PAY FOR IT; YOU WILL FIND 1T to YOUR INTER
The articles have for to sell big line Of Forks
of called Brazil Silver
will describe these then Judge for yourself
whether offering you good make
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
In,portaRt

The Outht we furnish
our agents Is exactly as
we represent 1t, and Is
always sent the same
day the order Is received,
just as agreed. We have
tried to state these facts
30 they could and would
be believed, and still we
are constantly receiving
letters from parties who
would like to engage In
the business and would
do SO IL they felt sure
we were telling the truth
and would do as we agree.
Many Of these doubters
have been cheated and
are not altogether to
blame for doubling; the
most of them say they
think we are honest, they
say we talk honest, but
as they have already been
swindIed they don't feel
like risking even one dol
lar, and so, although our
business is In every
respect just as repre-
sented and we always do
just as we promise, we
lose the services Of q
great many agents and
they lose the benefits they
might derive from the
business because they are
afraid we may not be
telling the truth. Now,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01

II you decide to accept the agency,
the first thing to do is to send to
us for the agents case of samples,
which is the most complete and per-
feet case of samples that has ever
been prepared for the convenience of
agents. Our complete and perfect
case of samples is not to be com,
narod utith anuthinn TINT has ever
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
AIT Marked with
Initial Letters, With
out Any Extra Cost

than the of the meth
able offer these elegant Brazil Silver goods all
initial letter desired the highest style
Of without extra cost for marking These Brazil
Silver unmarked would be the greatest bargain
offered the public In tableware but with the additional
and artistic initial letters not only great
bargains In tableware but the greatest bargains that have
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
Brazil Silver
Warranted for
Tweniy-&Ve
Years

plating off they will remain good for
all practical in the manufacture
this Brazil Silver coin silver 1t
being much harder 1t
longer silver in it absolutely i'm
1t will forever AS there is
plating metal being the all the
that can't 1t out Our
the metal that guarantee to
twenty years. give guarantee the company
warrantng the goods and to give perfect
We old strong and thoroughly
established firm with ample capital to our business
selling these goods an agent can them with the
iue And guarantee warrant
responsibility matter for If
tce fails give perfect satisfaction how long 1t
hold refund the
article These metal all the
through: they will out. They always
white bright We give signed bv the
warranng of Brazil Silver twenty five
sell these goods friends with
confidence, for sale Is much benefit
customer TO yourself.
satisfaction for so long time as twenty and by
capital is sufficiently make their
good for almost any amount is advantage which
fast is the time to do it. If you think that bills
in the history Of the business had good
they will have another chance like It,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01

Among all classes there has
always been a strong desire
to have their tableware
marked with their initial let
ter, but on account of the
heavy expense of having it
marked only a very few have
been able to afford 1t. Here
tofore the cost of artistically
marking tahlaRara has haan
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01

We do not say you can make 20 OF % uUI-
lars a day as some do. You know that Is
foolish talk, and those who promise such
things insult your intelligence, and talk
nonsense, but, we do say that any man or
woman can make a good salary If they will
take up our work. Some Of those with us
have been doing this for 8, 10, 10 and more
years You can do the same, be you man
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01

Brazil Silver is believed to be the
very best metal in existence for the
manufacture of forks and spoons; it
has all the lustre and brilliancy Of
FURNISHED coin silver. and is much
harder and more durable, in fact, 1t
is impossible to wear it out. 1t is
absolutely indestructible. The goods
made of this metal are the same all
the way through; there being no
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
The First Thing
TO DO

agents before contains the best and
most saable articles in the world There is nothing in the
market that sell fast sell easily and
they contained
this splendid of everything and
explained that can't
work and make business AS
receive the
ness And II you willing to work just to
make good income the RISE Take the Of
samples and territory according the directions
sent with the samples until have taken orders for the
OF goods are to send for Then order the
The of samples which furnish agents
the following articles:
The Magnificent Case of Samples
AAknich Me EaanrnisEn &cn Aocannhs.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
HON. HAzEN s. PINGREE Miohigans Famous Governor says

$ $$s$zS5 $ H. = iaS$ @
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01


with samples large and
beautiful catalogue illustrating full line of plated such
Casters, Pickle Cruets Butter Dishes Tea Sets Napkin
Rings, etc. ETC., etc. Isui
samples lowest retail prices they
TO agents nicely
elegant sample roll for only $780, which is
than they regular retail prices
onehalf Of retail oc the samples
and less than The sample ROLL
which the samples costs nearly much
require to send for the samples. case and ALL
Watches and JeweTry.
We also Watches and Jewelry of all
goods prces-great sellers We
Jewelry Catalogue with outfit.
Wholesale Prices.
Wholesale agents prices necessary information
carrying business will furnished with the outfit
make everything plain about wholesale
prices methods etc., when you the Outfit
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
Royal Manufacturing Co.
Box $3.50 DETROIT MICH.

Form to be Cut Out and Signed by those who wish
the Outfit c. o. D. with Privilege of Examination
AL MANUFACTURlNG Co, DETROIT, MICH, BOX BIO
GENTLEMEN-Send the Outfit by Express, o. D., VIII
privilege of examination If find the Outfit just
will dollar
trial. but If satisfied that the Outfit good
recommend shall 1t.
remember the Understanding that not to take the Out
fit unless myself satisfied that 1t is all right 1t mus
all depend on my own Judgment II am satisfied will take
not pay the dollar II want to send the Outfit with
this understanding, send 1t along c. o. D., with privilege Of
examination.
Name
PostOhhce
Express Station. ......................."....:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01

a bond" hun dreds of letters these,
The Washburn leader., 1907-10-18

cruise. He said the big interstate RAN.
roads would lave to lie controlled Inv :
single sovereign representing the whole
people.
National Hearst Party Launched.
Coincident with the convention of the
New York independence league a CON
ference OF the leaders in. the various
state organizations of the league. who
are friends of followers of Editor
tiearst, met at New York and perfect
ed a temporary or provisional organi-
cation of a national independence
league With Hearst himself as chair.
man OF the national committee. A set
OF principles vas agreed upon to be
laid before the first national conven.
ton early next year.
What Attorneys General Want.
The convention of state attorneys
general at st. Louis came to a close
with definite action looking to a per-
manent organization and the appoint
ment Of committee to draft scheme
OF antitrust legislation to be sent to NIL
attorneys general. Besides this, reso.
tuition was adopted in the form Of a
memorial to congress recommending a
law to prohibit circuit courts from hav-
Ing Jurisdiction in any case brought to
restrain state officer or any admins
trative board of state from institut-
ing in a state court any proceeding to
enforce the laws Of such state. New
ertheless they are willing to have the
decision of the highest state court re-
viewed by the supreme court as now
provided by law. Attorney General
HaGley of Missouri was chosen presi.
dent of the permanent organization.
The Washburn leader., 1907-10-18
KEEPING TAB
On The WORLD
b. ztsil ~ ~ IL - ohLH

Popular Wave Of Roosevelt Senti.
ment Creates by the Fresi.
dent'sAggressive ytterances at
Mckinley Tomb and en- Missis-
sippi Valley Tour-He |ndorses
Waterways fro;eet at Mem.
phis Convention Japan Ap-
parent'y Impressed by Taft's
Frank and Friendly Words.
0iaz Erte"tains Root-Grea.t
Episcopal Cathedral Started g.
Washington Senator Eoro.h
'Accuitted- -Quisg Exposed as
Professional Public Sentiment
KolGer.
The Washburn leader., 1907-10-18
EGA.L-CRIr1IrlAL
Prohibition For Tennessee.

Prohibition For Tennessee.
The supreme court of Tennessee hay
affirmed the constitItionality OF the
Pendieton act, which in EJECT eXten,s
the provisions of prohibition to all but
five cities of the state. The same legis-
lature which passed this law abolished
the charters of fi'e cities-KnoXville.
Bristol, Clarksville. Columbia and
Jacksoa-and reincorporated them un.
Ger the new law which prohibits 50
looms within their borders. The five
cities where liquor can be sold after
Jan. next are Memphis. Eing!lamton,
Chattanooga. Nashville and La Fol
lette.
State Versus Federal Receivers.
Attorney General Jackson of New
York has asked Justice Ford of tho su-
preme court to appoint recei ers to
wind up the affairs of the New York
CITY. railway and to call to account the
directors OF the Metropolitan system
for failing to Go their d:lty. Justice
Ford iss.el the preliminary ORDER to
this eject, but at the same time Fed
eral JUDGE Lacom.e of the circuit
co-rt, who appointed Receivers Robin
son and Join for the New York City
railway last week. EXTENDED their au-
thorit to the Metropolitan Street rail
way Oh the ground that the New. York
City had control of the metropolitan
assets the former being the lescee OF
the latter. The petition of Attorney
General Jackson charges collusion in
J,I.gge Lacom5e's appointments.
Ecss..f E:;c:asi5n Uphe.d.
The New York court of appeals has
aIr1lel the decision of the lover
courts w!li:h he'd that the tAeater
which excluded Critic .,etcalf of Life
because of his anti-ue3rew criticisms
Of the management was within its le-
gal rights. TIE higher court :-a..s that
Metcalf's writing sh ,weA race bitter
ness and hatred and that t.leasers are
in no sense under state control.
PIT. c Continent to C-e.er.
Lenuel Il. Qcigy, former chairman
Of the New York Repu' .lican county
committee ana a member of congress.
known as The political henchMan of
Senator Platt, has been brought into
prominence under the sea-chlight of
the public service com mission rs (i-
wctel BIZ Counsel Wins into the :ffairS
The Washburn leader., 1907-10-18

ton il the COM Leiil~el r. SoAsS
missoe roo-.s at Albany and That he
had disoursed in four years $211.s0I.
over half of which had been used to
work Il, pablo opinion against various
schemes OF the Belmont system. then
a ri7al-sche.nes which We're generally
Ee,ie-ea would improve the traction
facilities of the city. He told how this
money had been usel to bring out a
strong showing of opposition through
the organization of citizens nssocia'
tioas. He gave. the names of various
prominent lawyers who had Geen re
tained to assist him. Some Of these ex-
+ enses, to the amount of $3.50 GOO. were
l.nown as the subway special ac-
count. AS the champion of Ryan's sur
face lines Cuigg got PEOPLE to protest
against more slibways except on the
condition Of free transfers.
1t vas shown that not only had the
,lsGgars ana journals OF the Metropolis
tan been destroyed, but that q mai ori-
IT,. of the checks covering .SsO0,000
charged to oconstruction or subway ac-
counts had disappeared. Most OF the
check stubs submitted Gid not contain
the names Of the pagees,
scrator Dorah Acquitsed.. Isl ss
After being out only long enough to
take one bsllot the jury at Boise ac-
Quilted United States Senator Borah
scf the charge of conspiracy to steal
Idaho timber lands from tile govern.
sraent. The case had been submitted
The Washburn leader., 1907-10-18

cas:on by James
Whitcomb Riley.
Miss Helen Nc.
Kinley Of Cleve-
land. the onl.-
sister Of the late
president. un-
yelled the bronze
statue of Nc
X n ! Y. TIL c
tomb contains
the b di e S Of
President Nc
Kinley. Mrs. Nc
Kin!ey and Of
Their two chill
Gren. Ida and
The Washburn leader., 1907-10-18

without argument by the defense. anu
the verdict was greeted with cheers In
the courtroom anu with great popu-
lar demonstration throughout the city.
Capitol Grxstcrs Indicted.
Numerous in,..i en-" agiinst all o
the fo.,rteen &c ;,-s..3 III .la Ter.
sylvanla capitol Z, III cases haze Ice.
returned b.: the si..nl jur. at Harris
burg. chicG,' on chal.ses Of consili.ac.
to defraud the state Ly false invoices
The Washburn leader., 1907-10-18

of the city trac-
ton combine. At
tention hal al
ready beendra
to Quigg by the
discovery Of a
payment of a
large sum to him
by the Nletropol-
itan SecUri, les
company. cha"g-
ell TO cOlSliuc-
tion account" "
On the stand Mr..
{. -ig3 calmly adj
lnit,e,l that he
had drawn $1S,-
600 a year to IN
fluence legiela-
The Washburn leader., 1907-10-18
POLITICAL
President at Mckinley Tomb.

TTe6tOtNI CT WC!NIE:cy IOPrtp.
At Canton. O., Sept. so the mauso.
leum Of the late President Mckinley,
built at a cost of over 100000 con
tribnted by million citizens of the re-
public. was dedicated in the presence
Of a great throng of people from all
parts Of the country and with ad-
dresses by President Roosevelt. Justice
Day. Governor Harris of Ohio and the
reading of poem written for the oc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-18

ference among the lawyers who are en-
gagged in the defense of Harry Thaw was
patched up last evening, and 1t Is urooaDie
that for the remainder of the trial there
will be at least truce among them. For
a time 1t looked as If the trouble had
reached a stage where Dolphin NJ. Delmas
would withdraw from the case. but it now
appears that he will go on. The inter-
cession of Mrs. William Thaw, the de-
PENDANTS aged mother, is said to be re-
sponsible for the patching up Of the
quarrel.
An open rupture among the lawyers
would be very serious matter for Thaw,
and realization Of this fact doubtless had
much to do with the settlement of the diff
Guilty.
There Is little fear among the attorneys
on either side Of the now famous case that
Juror Joseph B. Bolton will cause mis-
trial. Both sides are confident that he Will
court convenes this morning in spite Of the
grief occasioned by the death Of his wife,
whose funeral occurred Saturday.
The alienists, DR.. Britton D. Evans and
DR.. Charles G. Wagner, will resume the
stand today and will repeat the converse
tons they had with Thaw in the Tombs
during the period when they believe he
was of unsound mind. 1t is believed by the
attorneys for Thaw that these converse
lions will show without question that
Thaw's mind was not in a normal state,
not only at the time of the killing, but for
many weeks afterward.
The problem of the defense will by no
means be finished with the proof that
Thaw was insane when he fired the shot
that killed White. Then will come the
task of proving that he is sane now, that
the trouble was only what the alienist de-
scribed as "a brain Storm and now that
his vengeance on the object of his hatred
has been wreaked, his brain has recovered
its ordinary calm. In other words, the de-
Tense must prove Thaw insane and then
sane again, for he is anxious to escape
the asylum for the criminally insane at
Mattewan as he is to escape the death
chamber at Sing Sing.
1t is hardly probable that Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw will go the stand again today DR..
Evans and DR.. Wagner will probably take
up. most of the time, even If Mr.. Jerome
postpones his Characterization, as he
probably will do. In addition to this the
defense will again make an attempt, which
will probably be successful to introduce the
will which has caused SO much argument.
If, however there is time Mrs. Tina will
continue her story and the defense will
again attempt to secure the courts permits
sion for her to tell the jury what Thaw
told her of other young girls who, he be-
lieved, had suffered at Whites hands.