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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-26
HOPE YET.

Yes" said Cassidy, 1.-THE poor lads
gittin' along p~rettyJwell."
But" said Casey, Il thought We said
he was mortally wounded
80 he is. but his hurts amt quite as
mortal as they thought at frst."-
Philadelphia Press.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-06-23
VERSES FOR HARVEY
(From the Commoner.)

(Harpers Weekly, "a journal of civilization /" ac
cording to its own explanation for its existence. is edited
by George B. NJ Harvey and supposed to be owned bv 7
PIerpont Morgan. Recently Editor Harvey has reprinted
several poetical selections from The Commoner and com.
mented thereon IN a manner calculated to please the owner
II not the readers, OF the weekly. Below will be found a
verse or two which Colonel Harvey may reprint ard com
ment upon at his leisure. Mr.. Kipling will please accent
advance apologics)
Now what shall | be writing bout I" asked Haryey-on-
parade.
You'll write about 'steen columns. George > the asr;.,
foreman said.
And what shall be my subject, pray7' said Harvey-on-
parade.
Just ask Pierpont Morgan, George, 2 the genial foreman
For Pierpont owns the Weekly, George; 50 watch what
you're about;
You've got to keep real busy pulling Morgan chestnuts
So don't waste time in thinking, George; for special interests
shout,
Or you'll awaken jobless in the morning"
There's wrong that should be righted now" said Harvey
on-parade.
You keep a watchin' Morgan, George the genial foreman
said.
But what about my conscience, bo?"" said Harvevon-
parade. Il
20, Morgan will look out for that !, the oen;a, fo~aua
said.
Hes invested of his money in this literary dope;
It's up to you for singin' out the poly-tickle soap;
80 chlorotorm your conscience and get busy on the 1ope.
Or you'll be on the carpet in the morning /"
"A civihzing journal this, . said Harvev-on-parade
That's just a bit of bull con-, George, the genial foreman
said.
Il deprecate your language friend. /" said Harvev-on-narade
y use that editorially the genial foreman said.
You can pose before the public on this civilizin' biz.
his;
So grab your pencil, George, and Just make the LANGUAGE
Or you'll be on the carpet in the morning.
-KUDLING RIPYARD
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-06-23
ALIAS SUMMONS.

Charles r, Hudgel, plaintiff
VS.. John Dingle, Defendant
The State of Idaho sends
greeting to the above named
defendant. You are hereby
required to appear in an act
ion brought against YOU by
the above named plaintiff in
the District Court of the 3rd
Judicial District, State of Ida
no, in and for the County of
Ada and TO answer the COM
plant filed therein Ca copy
of which is hereto attached
within twenty DAYS (exclu-
sive of the day of service)
after the service on YOU of
this summons, if served with
in this district; or if served
out of this district, within
days. The said action
is brought to recover a decree
quieting plaintiffs title to
the premises described in the
complaint and to secure the
cancellation of a certain mort
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-06-23

gage described in the com
plant that defendant be de.
creed to have no estate OF
interest in and to said pre-
misses, and for general relief
all OF which more fully APP
pears from plaintiffs com
plant, a copy of which is
served herewith, hereby re-
ferred to and made a part
hereof.
And YOU are hereby noti-
fed that if you fail to appear
and answer the said COM
plant, as above required, the
said plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief demanded
IN the complaint
Given under my hand and
the seal of the District Court
Of the Third Judicial District
Of the State of Idaho, in and
for the County Of Ada this
18th day of June in the year
II our Lord one thousand
line hundred and eight.
w. l. CUDDY
Clerk.
w. d. ~McREYNOLDS.
Deputy Clerk. J
Williams & Kroeger, resid-
at Boise, Idaho, attorneys
plaintiff. {
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-06-23
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the
Third judicial District of
the State of Idaho, in and
for the County Of Ada.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-06-23
NAMED BY ROOSEVELT
Continued From Page One

urged against the secretary of war, for those who know him
say that, like most excessively fat men, he is amiable and
good-natured IN the extreme, but he had thrust upon him q
ulgnity winch ne has not earned by his own effort, and one
which he never would have obtained at this time if he had
beeen obliged to rely upon himself and his own resources
This is the distasteful feature of his nomination 70
those VINO believe in every man fighting his own battles
in a fair field without favor.
Can not some one prevail upon the Statesman to cease
It's ttmultuous silence in behalf Of the return of Hevbrrn
to the senate. Such laundering demand for the nomina-
ton OF a senatorial candidate was never before heard in
Idaho. "
Bl Borah started the Cunlmins ice-presidential boom
and also told Knight, of California. that he was authorized
to urge him to accept the place. Those wires from the
White House must have got crossed.
One wonders how Teddy got along at Washington
until Borah arrived.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-06-23

One wonders how Teddy got along at Washington.
until Borah arrived.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-06-23

5-Room House on Pueblo St, modern. -. .S3Om M
, NOON mouse III rIanklm o., d bargain $500. 1890. 90
8 Room House on Washington ST., a good buy at 5000 m
room House on N Ioth q. 5000 90
Q Roonl house on walnut ana Q tots;.. ..... 1890. 90
Q Room Modern house close IN, with cold storage. 1000. 90
5 Room House, N. 18th, terms. f500 M
5 acre tract, close to Pierce Park 1500 M
~ acres close 10 Falr Grounds. IN cultivation 1900 90
81 acres close TO BOISE, good improvements. 1900 90
LOU acres II miles out, improved, Tor .......... 5000. 90
Evening journal., 1908-03-05
TROUBLE OVER
JETTY CONTRACT
Construction Company Seeks
Injunction to Restrain Work
on Cape May Project

The Bennis Construction Company OF
Philadelphia yesterday brought suit in
the Supreme Court IN the District OF
Columbia against William II. Taft, Sec
retary OF War, BriEadier- r-Gcneral Alex
ander Mckenzie, chief engineer OF the
United states Army and George b.
Cortelyou, Secretary Of the Treasury, TO
restrain them from awarding the contract
for pier and harbor improvements at Cool
Spring Inlet, near Cape May. n. j., to
the Breakwater Engineering and Con-
struction Company. The contracts for the
project were received az the office OF the
United States Engineer IN this city.
II Us set forth Ia the bin filed with the
court that the plaintiff, together with tho
seacoast Jetty Company and Christy and
Low Company, submitted bid for the
work at the Wilmington ofncesi that tho
Seacoast Jetty Company put IN a bid for
$1,000 the lowest bid. and that the plaln-
un put 10 the next lowest bid. IL is all
legged that the specifications required
guarantee OF $4,000 to accompany the
bids submitted.
u IS charged by the Bennis Construc-
ton Company that the Scacouat Jetty
Company failed 10 comply with this re-
Quiroment Upon failure TO file the bond
Of $4,000 in the time required. the com
tract was awarded TO the Breakwater En-.
cheering and Construction Company The
plaintiffs declare that the contract should
be awarded 70 them as the next lowest
bidder.
The circular OF instructions regarding
the work on the lottv sent 10 the local OF
nce by the War Department says that the
department can accept as surety either an
individual or n company. but that Il
shall not accept a company whose SUR
plus Is less than the surety required
When the Seacoast Jetty Company sub
mitted its bid here several weeks ago, Il
also submitted the bond OF a surety com
pany which Il is alleged had a surplus
amounting 10 only $1,000
When the contract was sent 10 the War
Department the department waived the
rirht stated In the specifications Later.
however the Seacoast Jetty Company,
which received the bid was absorbed by
the Breakwater Engineering and Con.
structi1n Company, which Arm provided
the necessary security and was permlttod d
20 take the contract. II ls said that the
bid OF the Bennis Constrhst on Company
was nearly $4,000 more than the next
lowest bid.
Evening journal., 1908-03-05
INSURANCE STATEMENT
The Home Life Company Of America
Issues Report Of Its Standing.

The Home Life Company Of America
Issues Report Of Its Standing.
The annual statement Of the Home
Life Insurance Company Of America,
which is published to-day shows a
very gratifying increase in the busi-
ness and assets Of this well known
Wilmington company, the control Of
which has passed to a number Of
prominent Philadelphia insurance men
and capitalists.
The new Industrial policy contracts
are modern in every respect, and the
ordinary life contracts. which the COM
pany will be prepared 10 issue in a few
days, will undoubtedly prove very
popular, on account of the Insurance
Commissioners certificate. which Will
appear on all ordinary life, limited pay
ment life and endowment policies is
sued by the company. Under the pro-
visions Of an act passed at the last
session Of the Legislature. the follow
ing endorsement viii appear on this
companys policies. which win be sign
cd by the Insurance Commissioner
under the seal OF the state:
State of Delaware,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
This policy is registered and secured
by deposit of approved securities de-
posted with this department as pro-
vided by law"
The company has applied for icense
to do business in Pennsylvania, and
as soon as the license is received the
company win Immediately take over
about $4,000, 900 of ordinary life busl-
ness, controlled by the new manage
ment.
The success of the Home Life In
surance Company of America should
be very gratifying TO the people OF
Wilmington, the company's home city,
where the home offices Of the company
win remain.
The spacious executive offices Of the
company at No. 42O Walnut street,
Philadelphia. in the heart Of the insur-
ance district. are handsomely fitted up,
and by the end Of this year the man
agement expects to have about No'OoO'-
10000 paid for business on the books
Of the company. and the capital paid IN
II least $500, 10000.
Ths sEperiAtsHdsnt % The Delaware
Evening journal., 1908-03-05
SAYS RAILROADS
STOLE MILLIONS

WASHINGTON, D. C.. March 5-The
charge that the government had been
robbed OF more than S70,OOO,0 900 since
1850 by railroads carrying the mails
was made on the floor o. the House Of
Representatives by Mr.. Lloyd. of Mis-
souri,. He demanded to know why
suits had not been instituted against
the railroads to recover this money.
No suit. he charged, had been filed and
none suggested.
Mr.. Lloyd, referring to the retirement
OF Mr.. Madden, the Third Assistant
Postmaster General, and the proposi-
ton to drop twenty-five postoffice in
spectors. declared that they were from
the beginning all marked" men be-
cause OF their connection in one way
or another with the suppression Of GER
tain publications.
I'VE have too much bureaucracy"
he exclaimed. I'VE need more law
and less departmental rule.
Evening journal., 1908-03-05

Ethel Barrymore. heroine Of the
houses OF Barrymora and Drew. ap-
pears az TIE Grand Opera House to-
morrow Friday) evening The illus
trious comeiienne Is to appear IN the
new play that has been written IN COLI
laboratlon for her. under Charles FrOh-
mans direction. by Clvde Fitch and
Cosmo Gordon Lennox. The title OF
the play is Her Sister" It Is billed
as being a com dy IN three acts. The
American has written successfully for
Miss Barrymore IN tho past Mr.
Lennox Is the Fitch Of England. A
union OF two such unusual play
wrights, Mr.. Frohman probably con-
cluded, might result IN an unusual play
for his unusual star, who handled
comedy and pathos with equal skill
Hence this new play. "Her Sister,
with Its brace Of brilliant authors.
II Is difficult TO praise Miss Barry
more's characteristic winsomeness with
moderation. Her Getting has beer
naively termed a species Of delightful
hypnotism. She simply enraptures hei
audiences. She has youth, beauty and
real popularity, which, with her ART
and refinement. are supreme advant-
ages that rarely fall &c the lot OF q
deserving stagewoman.
That the condolences supporting
company has had Mr. Frohman's proc
verbal Jealous care IS evident from the
names In the cast. In the list are
Arthur Byron. as leading man. Fanny
Addison Pitt. Louise Drew Lucille
Watson. Anita Rothe. Desmond Kelley,
Charles Hammond, Lums en- Hare
Rocklne Fellowes and others IL Is Of
interest to remark the presence Of tho
daughter OF the noted John Drew IN
the company, something In the nature
n a family gathering when Il is con-
sidered that Miss Barrymore herself
is the daughter OF Mr.. Drew's lamentod
sister, Georgiana Drew. whose dash
and cleverness have descended to hor
famous child. the Ethel Barrymore o.
to-day. and IN whom IS incarnate the
brilliancy OF the late Maurice Barry
more, her father.
On Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
Of next week the attraction at the
Evening journal., 1908-03-05

T IST OF PUBLIC SALES
March 5-Public Sale Of Groceries, $50
o'clock, Twentieth and Market
streets.
March sc. j. orandhomme, at Cen
treVille near Brick Church, Farm
ing implements and Stock.
March 4.-Adnninistrator's Sale Of
Household Goods, PIG King Street
at I o'clock, p. m.
March 6.-Furniture and 500 yards Of
Fine Carpets at Stidham & Sons
Auction Room, III East Fourth
Street, at o'clock p. m. watch
for Ad Of this sale"
March e-stidham & Son, at III East
Fourth Street, Furniture and Car
pets.
March e-Horses, Cows, Harness, etc,
at John r. o'NeaPs Farm, at Mt.
Cuba, Del.
March 5-stoek and implements Of
Howard Jordan near Mendenhal
Mill, Mill Creek Hundred, at 1
o'clock, p. m.
March e-sale Of Stock and Imple-
ments of William n. Hurley, on
E. |. DUPONT Farm, Rising Sun,
Brandywine Hundred, at 10 o'clock,
a. m.
March 1O--sale Of Stock and Farm I'm
plements on Duff Farm, near New
port for Samuel M. Patterson, at
I o'clock, p. m.
March 1o-Joseph K. Worrall exeeu-
tor, Newark, Del.
March 11-Fublie Sale Of Horses, Car
riages, Harness, etc, I o'clock p. m.,
Wn. s. Tanguy's Stables, Tenth
and Tatnall Streets.
March 1i-Furniture and Carpets, 704
Adams Street, at o'clock, p. m.
March 12-Jamss Il. Polk, at Newport,
DEL, Buggies, Harness, etc. Black
smith Tools and Lumber.
March 12-Sale Of Wagon and Harness,
ETC., for James Polk at Newport,
at IL o'clock, p. m.
March 13-Publio Sale Of Personal
Property, Friday March 13, 1908.
J. c. Singles, christiana, Del.
March 16-SaIe Of Stock and lmpIe-
ments of Sterling Yearsleys, near
Stanton, at I o'clock, p. m.
March 14-ExecutriN Sale Of Real
Estate at Court House, at 10 o'clock
a. m.
March 16.-At 10 o'clock, w. S. 5urris,
Bear Station, Del. Sale Of Horses
and Cattle.
March 17-Farm Utensils and Stock at
the Guthrie Farm, tenanted by
Elizabeth Mitchell, on Limestone
Road at Guthrie's Corner.
March 17-stoek and Implements for
William n. MoCarns, on Rogers
Farm near New Castle Basin, New
Castle Hundred. at I o'oloeS, .. m.
Evening journal., 1908-03-05
LIST OF GOOD BOOKS
FOR THE CHILDREN

"The Chllds own Library. a Guide
to Parents" Is the title OF a small
pamphlet published by the Brooklyn
IN. " public library, which contains
a short list Of books that are recon-
mended by that library for the use Of
parents I'm directing the reading OF their
children. The list has been compiled
by Miss c. W. Hunt, Superintendent
Of the Chidren's Department OF the
Brooklyn Public Yibrary. who Is an
authority on chidren's books She has
included In the list no books of science.
history, biography or art Only the
classic Of children's literature has
been included II Is safe to say that
any child who reads largely from this
list will grow up with a love Of liter
ature and Of good books that will last
through life The list may be con-
suited at the Free Library.
Evening journal., 1908-03-05
NEWPORT

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWPORT, March J--Mrs. Jane Sim
dali received a large number OF post
cards In honor OF her ninety-third
birthday anniversary on Tuesday.
Enoch Smith has returned from a
short visit to friends in Baltimore.
Rodney Hill. OF Britt. Iowa. who has
been the guest Of NJ. and Mrs. w.
Lewis DUR. has returned home.
William Freuericls spent Sunday with
friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Dora Myers and Miss LYDIA
Hope, of Philadelphia. have been visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Myres.
John Whann was given a post card
shower in honor Of his sixteenth birth
lay anniversary on Monday.
Miss Margaret sindal. who has been
spending a few days with friends IN
Eembleville, Pc. has returned home
ldiss Elizabeln Carton has oeen vis-
ting friends in Kemblevilie, Pa.
Miss Reba Evans. Of Essington, Pa,
is spending some time with Miss Ethel
Reed.
Francis connollie. Of Chester. is visit
ing friends IN town.
Miss Beatrice Price. who has been
visiting Miss Mary Scarborough, has
returned to her home in Wilmington.
Samuel Kilgore has been entertain-
ing his sister, Mrs. William Kelly, Of
Kembleville, Pa.
Mrs. Truax. OF Wilmington. has beon
visiting friends here.
Mrs Walter Young has returned
from spending a few days with friends
in Media
BENJAMIN F1uharty rendered Miss
Nora Stuart a turkey dinner on sun
day In honor OF her birthday anniver-
sary. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. John Harrison and Thomas
Fluharty, Of Clayton; Mr.. and Mrs.
Newton King. Mr.. Potts. Mr.. Socluider,
OF wilmington; Mr.. and Mrs George
stuart, Miss Marjorie Stuart. Francis
stuart. George p. Frederick. George
stuart, william Conlyn, Mr.. and Mrs
William J. Stuart and Miss Estelie
washington 81 this town
Evening journal., 1908-03-05
TO CONDUCT THE
ANNUAL INSPECTION
Lisutenant- Colonel n. c. cavsnaush
Named as Officer in Charge.

Lieutenant Colonel n. c. cavenaush
Named as Officer in Charge.
Lieutenant Colonel II. G. Cavanaugh,
IT, S. A., retired, has been assigned by
the War Department 10 conduct the
annual inspection Of the Organized
Militia of Delaware. Orders have been
issued 20 this effect as follows:
Headquarters. Band and Hospital At
tachment. wilmington. April Cos C
and F, Wilmington, April 2i CO. N,
New Castle. April 8; Co. A and d,
Wilmington, April 6; Co. b. Milford.
April Z; Co. c. Dover. April s; Co.. %,
Newark April O.
In each instance inspection will be-
gin at SIS p. m.
In order to I'LL the present vacancies
In the grade Of lieutenant existing IN
two OF the local militia companies, Col
onel Townsend has issued an order to
Co. d to hold an election for first lieu
tenant on Wednesday March Q, at Sis
p. m; Second Lieutenant Joseph c.
Lawson will hold the election for second
lieutenant on Thursday March ~. at
SIS p. m. 10 be held by first Lieutenant
j. Austin Ellison.
Evening journal., 1908-03-05
METHODISlS TO
HAVE NEW CHURCH

At a meeting OF the Methodist mem
bers Of Washington Heights NJ e.
Church. In the home of Mrs +. Il. Slo-
comb No. 1000 Washington street Il was
decided TO retain tho church organization.
but in another building. It is expected
that the coming conference Will assign a
minister.
The meeting was attended by Presiding
Elder A. S. Nowbray. 1t was decided that
a chanel should be built In the section at
a site 10 be selected. 10 Is said that about
l5 per cent. OF the present members OF
Washington Heights Church win be az
flliated with the new project. Another
meeting Will be held on next Tuesday
night
Evening journal., 1908-03-05
PUBLIC SALE

OF Personal Property at Palace Stables,
Tenth and Tatnall streets Wilmington.
Del. WEDNESDAY. MARCH i1th, 1908,
at 1 O'Clock p. m. Horses. coaches, coupes
and carriages, consisting OF cutunders
surreys and buggies. Moving machine,
horse rake, feed mill, hay cutter. coach
harness. light double and single harness,
carriage poles, steel shaftlng and betting
and numerous other articles pertaining 10
livery stable uses. No postponement on
account of weather.
TANGUY COACH AND LIVERY co.
W. A Hlkill Auc. m4-6t
Evening journal., 1908-03-05
PUBLIC SALES
PUBLIC SALE OF
PERSONAL. PROPERTY
THURSDAY. MARCH p. 1908.
A. kgawfnoTsf mol

Al newport Lei
Having sold my house and shop az New
port Delaware. will sell all Of my Per-
sonal Property, consisting Of horses.
wagons. harness and contents OF black
smith and wheelwrght shop.
good young horses, sound and Kind
IN all harness.
custom made buggies with leather
tops steel and rubber tres. 3 custom
made runabouts, steel and rubber tires:
/ phaeton, surreys, ] with steel and
with rubber tires; 8 secondhand wagons.
buggies and runabouts, s-spring jaeger
wagon.
Is sets Of new harness. sets second
hand harness.
Blacksmith tools OF all kinds and in
good condition. 1900 Il. IS poplar boards.
lot Of hickory plank lot OF ash plank
2000 n. good white oak plank from ~ 10 4
inches thick. 100 H. OF inch white oak
boards. 800 IT. OF inch poplar; Singer sew
ing machine used IN shop, 3 carr age poles
lot Of paints and varnshes. sleighs
stable blankets The entire outfit Of both
shops. Lot Of sawed posts and terra Gotta
pipe, also household goods and numerous
ofher 'Ninre ~ot mentioned. Sale at j.
6 months credit.
JAMES II. POLK.
Sudham & Son. Auc.
Ellis Hicks Clerk. m5-6t
Evening journal., 1908-03-05
Patrolman euys Yaoht.

Robert serson. patrolman, has pur-
chased from one of the duPonts a
speedy yacht which is one Of the finest
in the Delaware waters. The craft is
thirty footer with a beam OF
10 feet and a three foot draft. The
name Of the yacht will be changed 70
Annie Serson."
Evening journal., 1908-03-05

Lyceum Theatre will be Miss Mamie
Fleming and her company In THE
Girl Of Eagle Ranch" Miss Fleming
is a favorite IN this city and there Is
no doubt Of her having good houses at
the Lyceum.
One Of the most pleasing features Of
the show at the Garrlck this week is
"A Day With a Circus" by the Gar
rick Orchestra. This lively musical
composition WAS PLAYED by the Boston
Fadcttes on their appearance at the
above house last season and was much
enjoyed. The Garrick musicians do
themselves much credit by the manner
In which they present this contribution
to the regular program this week. Com
mencing with the parade with its Gus
tomary noises Of various kinds the
number presents IN quick succession
excellent limitations OF the features OF
an ordinary circus, including the an
nouncements OF the stage manager.
etc. down to the call OF the falSir with
his tickets for the concert-which is in
varlably the greatest on earth. Garrick
audiences have enjoyed this feature OF
the bill this week all the more from the
fact that Il Is presented by local talent.
Joseph Hart's Rain Dears," with
Louise Montrose and her company ,f
girls; Hart's other act "The Police IN
spector;' Tanean. Felix and Claxton,
in a musical number; The Buckeye
Four and several other numbers make
up the bill
Evening journal., 1908-03-05

district IS Mr.. NJ Lally. Under Mr.
Lally's management the business OF the
company in Delaware has materially
increased during the past year.
Evening journal., 1908-03-05
LOST AND FOUND

7 OsT "a SOLITAIRE DIAMOND
II rings. from sos Broome St.. Whining
ton. A liberal reward will be given by the
owner to anyone returning one or all OF
these rings to Mr.. c. M. Steward, 9Os
Broome St.. at once and no questions will
be asked. mS-tf
Evening journal., 1908-03-05

Al the Lyceum Theatre. for three
nights, beginning tonight, THE Smart
Set Americas premiere colored or
ganization OF fun-makers. viii appear
in the latest and best musical comedy
drama. entitled 1.-THE Plack Politlciau" &"
The play is funny bubbling over with
catchy songs and hilarious merriment
The plot deals with the efforts OF two
rival candidates who are running for
the Office OF mayor. Hezelxiah Doc is
portrayed by S. H. Dudley. The vocal
numbers are all up-to-date and OF the
tuneful sort that everybody whistles
and huns. There IS a supporting
company Of sixty people.
Evening journal., 1908-03-05

T oST-A FUR COLLAR BETWEEN
- workhouse and DR.. H. T. Balrs resi-.
dence. Liberal reward IL returned TO Mrs
r. G. Justis, Falkland. Del m4-2t
Evening journal., 1908-03-05
BCARDERs WANTED

w ANrED - TWO YOUNG MEN
w boarders, In private family on the
west side. Inquire at Journal ofhce.
m3-8t