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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-15

bine in his favor, being unable to Sc
cure enough votes to carry the day ior
their respective choices.
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Cafe Bristol

The popular dining place for people
accustomed to good living. Good
music, quick service and popular prices.
Entire basement II. W. HeiIman bldg.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-08-20
FOR SALE.

Two farms and "A hardware store for
sale. One farm contains 100 acres, the
other 200 acres. good large brick
house on each farm and all other farm
buildings, wind mill on each place,
good water, everything in best of order
Both together for sale, only miles
west of the new Rail Road Station Mar.
libel, Wis A good opportunity for some
one who desires to buy,
The hardware store is 40xG0 #, 9 stor
les high, store below and dwelling house
on second floor, II good barn and |
acre Of land, ! mile west Of Maribel
Wis, in the village of Rosecrans. A
good chance for any one to start any
kind Of business.
Come and see or write to the owner.
WM. r. LurBkE.
Married. Il. +. ID. No /.
Box A.. Wis. II.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-08-20
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

F. c. Schultz was Milwaukee visit
er Monday.
Mrs. Wenzel Kadow is visiting friends
at Milwaukee.
Mrs. George Bass left Friday for
visit at Chicago.
Mrs. Chas. Krumm is visiting with
friends at Appleton.
Chas. Frazier left Tuesday on bust
ness trip to Chicago.
Miss Dorothy Gray is visiting friends
at Hyland Park, Ill.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-08-20

Mr. F. j. Taugher is visiting with re-
lativrs at Milwaukee.
Mrs Lee Pierce Of Kilbourne is visit.
ing friends in the city.
Mr.. Andrew johnson was at Sheboy.
gan Friday on business.
Mr.. George Brown returned Monday
from visit ut Milwaukee,.
Mr.. Henry Wernecke made bust
ness trip to Brillion Tuesday.
Fred Mann left Friday on business
trip to Milwaukee and Chicago.
Mrs. Max Rahr and daughter were
Milwaukee visitors Wednesday.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-08-20

Mr.. f. j. Shaffer of Branch was a
caller at the PILOT Office Friday.
Mr.. Chas Fehrman of Newton was a
caller at the PILOT Office Friday.
Mr.. Chas. Elmer spent Sunday with
friends at Brillion and Reedsville.
Mr.. and Mrs August Pasewalk and
family are at Chicago for visit
Miss Hilda Klingholz left Saturday
for few days visit 1T Milwaukee,
T. w. Gray and Thos. Higgins were
at Milwaukee Monday on business.
Rev. Carl Machmiller returned Fri
day from two weeks vacation trip.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-08-20
Excellent Health Advice.

Mrs, NJ NJ. Dawson, OF No. $40 Gif.
ford Avv., San Jo-e, Cal. says; The
worth of Electric Bitters ~ n general
family remedy, for headache, bilious,
ness and torpor Of the liver and bowels
is 80 pronounced that ] am prompted to
say u word in its favor for the benefit
Of those seeking relief from such alllic-
tons There is more health for the di.
gestive organs in a bottle of Electric
Bitters than in any other remedy |
know of. Sold under guarantee at Hen.
ry Hinrichs drug store. SOC.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-08-20
Chicago & North Western Railway.
NORTH BOUND

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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-25

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afford to be dyou busy get today
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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-25
CALIFoRNIA PATENrs
SPECIAL DIsPATCH % - CAI

WASHINGTON. April 2z.-California
patents were issued today as follows:
W n Amer. MADEIRA. automatic ad-
Juster for fan boxes Of combined har-
vesters; A. Bennerscheidt, San Fran
cisco. cash lock and anti-rattler; c. Col
Inns. San Francisco. freproof building
construction: A Y. Davis, Pasadena,
seaffOld bracket: NJ H Dopplemaier,
Eureka, cartridge reloading tool; C R
Fiske. Los Angeles. carpet sewing ma
chine; V K Forse, Los Angeles, corset
clasp; ". H Frost, Los Angeles. in
ternal combustion engine; A C. Grant,
Downey. adjustibIe blackboard; G. W.
Haas, Los Angeles. orthopedic eperat-
ing table, II. F. Heaton. Oroville, spring z
wheel: P B Johnson, Berkeley, ledger
file, NJ Landry. San Francisco. electric
heater: z \. Lebwohl. San Francisco,
lamp: H " Luhmann, San Francisco.
buckle. H D. Nidever. Monterey. exer-
ciser; l. II Pawifck san Francisco,
baking oven: E. s. Prescott. San Fran
cisco. thread holder for spools. / H
Rice. Los Angeles. binder; o. Rodman.
Maxwell grapple. ". s. Russell. San
Francisco. motion Indicator for engines,
also motion Indicator al record; ". c.
Smith, Campbell sheet music; ". z.
Swain. Los Angeles. adding and listing
machine; ". H Vance. San Francisco.
pleasure car and track; W. H. Young
and o. B. Lyon. Modesto, life preserver
and swimming machine
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-25
BURNS TESTIFIFS
IN FRAUD CASES
Detective Tells of Confessions
of Man Who Assisted
Hyde and Benson

WASHINGTON, April 24.-The prose-
cution reached a progressive stage to-
Gay in the -Benson-D -Dimond-
Schneider land fraud cases when Will
liam J. Burns, a secret service agent.
who took q leading part in unearth
ing the scandal. was called in advance
OF the time set for him to appear. in
order TO introduce evidence of the con-
fessions made by Joost Schneider with
reference TO Hyde and Benson. JUS
tice Stafford ruled on q vital point when
he told the jury that Burns testimony
was to be regarded only as against
Schneider. The court ruled that It
must first be established that Schneider
knew that school lands obtained by
him for Hyde were to be used as
basis of exchange for other lands
Schneider said he had made million
aires out of Hyde and Benson" testi-
fed Burns, '-and that he had been
treated badly. He said he was the out
side man and had got school lands both
in Oregon and California He gave
the titles of many fraudulent entries
Burns told of the reiteration of the
confession contained in the Holsinger
report embracing statements made by
Schneider. He identified a letter from
Henry ?. Dimond and Frederick A
Hyde relative TO conditions in the land
office in this city subsequent to Sec
retary Hitchcocks suspension Of public
land entries in California and Oregon.
Other points in Burns testimony re-
lated to an interview between Burns,
}. Knox Corbett and Joost Schneider at
tucson, Ariz- Burns said Schneider
admitted TO him that he had written
letters to Commissioner Binger Her
mann OF the land office exposing the
transactions of Hyde. Dimond and Ben
son. Burns stated that Schneider ad-
mitted the truth of the statements
made in the report Of Special Agent
HolsInger. and said further that he had
turned against Hyde because the lat
ter refused TO give him his promised
snare OF the profits in the land frauds.
j. Knox Corbett, postmaster at Tue
son. Ariz-, .corroborated the testimony
Of Burns.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-25
NORTH SEA PACT
IS MADE PUBLIC
Nations Agree to Preserve the
Present Territorial Limits
for Sake of Peace

BERLIN. April 24-The North sea
treaty signed here yesterday was made
public today. It takes the form OF a
joint declaration as follows:
TIE governments ct Germany Denmark
France. Great Britain. the Netherlands aud
Sweden. Influenced bE the wish 10 strengthen
the bonds Of neighborly friendship berween
their states and the treaty eontributory toward
universal resce cOncus in the policy Of the
ing the existing territorial staus quo.
resolved u maintain and mutually respect the
existing territorial rights Of their states in
these regions.
which IN the opinion Of one OF the above men
territorial status quo. the signatories Of this
70 arrive az an understanding through agree
ment among themselves upon such measures as
they nay regard useful In the interest OF pre-
serving the present status quo Of their posses
sions. The present declaration viii be ratified
as soon as possible and the rstihcstions viii be
exchanged IN Berlin 50 soon possible, but
not later than December 81
The declaration regarding the Baltic
sea also was signed It is almost
identical with the North sea declara-
ton The signataries are the German
emperor and the emperor Of Russia,
the king Of Denmark and the king
OF Sweden.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-25
GROWERS COMPLAIN OF
FALLING OF PRUNES
Larger Fruit and Higher Prices,
With Less Labor, Expected
as a Result
SPECIAL DISPATCH To The CALL

SANTA ROSA. April 24.-There has
been considerable complaint among
the prune growers Of Sonona county
regarding the heavy falling OF the
Fruit within the past few weeks. The
reason IS hardly understood. although
many growers believe II due either to
late frosts or else the heavy north
winds Al blooming time. One favor
able feature OF the matter viii be
larger fruit. which always commands
higher prices with less labor. the
financial returns practically being bet
Ter than with a large crop
Reports from various sections OF the
county indicate q small crop OF cher
ries, but 3 very heavy crop OF peaches.
Pears which have been well sprayed
give every indication OF yielding heay-
lily this season
Apricot trees have the heaviest crop
o. years along the Russian river and
wiz have 70 be thinned heavily TO save
the trees from being broken down The
present light rain has encouraged the
farmers and IL IS hoped that IL viii
continue unriI the grain and hay crops
are well Eetted down
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-25
cALIFoRNIANs IN NEW YORK


NEW YORK. April 24.-San Fran
cisco-M. Morehouse. Waldorf; Thomas
" Mack, Knickerbocker; Mrs. Bent,
Belmont; H. Conlin. Manhattan: C. Phil
lips and wife. Grand Union; Mrs. Boy
son. Grenoble; E. Stoddard and wife.
Wolcott; Miss NJ. Zule, NetherIaud; G..
Fee and wife. Albert. Mrs. ". Hess.
Grand Union: G. W. Hobart, Breslin; F..
II Martens and wife. Grand Union: H.
Tietjen and wife. Grand Union: Mrs.
Gall. Navarro; A. Goldberg and wife.
Navarro; G. H. Levy, Victoria; Mrs. r.
Levy, Victoria; ]. Lugsdin, Plaza; Miss
c. Scoby. Westminster; A George. Her
AID Square; Miss E. Kalisher, Wood
ward
Los Angeles-G B. Barhan. Breslin:
G. E Barnard. Bartholdi; c. F. IredeII.
Union Square; w z. Belcher, Gerard !;
F. J. Wheat, Bristol: Miss E A. VIII
llans. Broztell; L H Ingraham. Grand
Union; ". B. Wainwright. Murray Hill:
h l. Wineman. Union Square
Oakland-E- T. Adams and wife
Plaza. Miss r. sChamplain, Bartholdi: /:
w A. Donaldson and wife. BresIin.
Sacramento-Mrs. Raker. Park ave-
nue. NJ q. Collins, Victoria
San Diego-F. l. Carpenter. Breslin.
Santa Barbara-E. A Danielson. Muir
ray Hill; T. M. Hogan and wife, Ash
land house.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-25
TWO cALIFoRNIANs WIN

PORTLAND. Ore. April 24-The champion
no1sh amateur athletic club continued tonight
under very favorable conditions. Results.
Wrestling; lis pound clzss-HarFey Donald
son. Seattle Y NJ C A. defeated Fred B.
Hussey. Seattle athletic cluD.
125 pound class-V- yenables, Seattle athletic
club. defeated J. E Efnnigan. Multnomsh; r.
A Brownell. Reliance. Oakland. defeated J. z.
Fin1igsn-
l5s pound class-H- E. Grimm Seattle atb-
letic club, defeated Walter Dyerborg. Portland
7. n c A z c. Johnso1. Multnonzh. de-
fested G. ]. Anlof- Reliance. OskJ1nd-
Boxing. 1i5 pounds. championship final
Eddie Dennis. Olympic club. San Francisco. de-
feated Fred Couture. Reliance. Oakland, In -four
rounds.
Henry Croft Seattle athletic club knocked out
L Maiden Multaonah IN the second round
The sports win be concluded tomorrow night.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-25
HAMMERSTEIN TO BRING
SALOME TO NEW YORK
Miss Mary Garden Will Assume
Title Role and Render the
Dance of Seven Wells

NEW YORK, April PA special
cable dispatch TO the Times from Ber-
lin states that Oscar Hammerstein has
decided 10 produce Richard Strauss
much discussed opera '-Salome" at the
Manhattan opera house in New York
next season. Miss Mary Garden will
sing the title role and Strauss himself
viii conduct the opera Mr.. Hammer
stein states that he has completed all
arrangements for the production OF the
opera and has placed his orders for
scenery and costumes n Vienna Miss
Garden, II is. said, viii not only sing the
role but will also perform the dance Of
the seven wells, being The iirst singer
10 attempt this portion OF the program.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-25
de SAGAN FIRST TO
GREET ANNA GOULD
Meets Steamer on Arrival at
Naples TO Accompany
her TO Hotel

NAPLES, April 24-Madame Anna
Gould arrived here today from New
York on board the steamer Friedrich
der Crosse al o'clock this morning
and was met in the harbor BY Prince
Eelie de Sagan. who had hurried hiIher
10 welcome Madame Gould. The prince
was one OF the FIRST 70 so on board
He rushed 10 Madame GouId's cabin.
met her at the door. lifted his hat and
kissed her hand The prince refused
10 be interviewed or make any state
ment. The tutor OF Madame G0uid's
children, however, in a brief Interview
said.
Rest assured that the marriage viii
occur, but nobody can say when or
where, Ny conviction rests on what
have seen and heard from Madame
Gould an sure * is a true love
match"
SMILING AND CoNTENTED
Madame Gould was smiling and ap-
parently contented- After the prince
rad kissed her hand she took him 70
the salon, where they conversed fer
half an hour. Madame Gould then took
The prince 10 her cabin. where he met
the children. He kissed them re-
peatedly.
Madame Gould and the prince. ac-
companied by the proprietor of the
hotel where rooms have been engaged
for Madame Gould. went ashore in a
spesisl launch and took an automobile
from the dock TO the Bertolinf Palace
.hotel- There Madame Gould had lunch
today with the prince
Il is reported the Count Bonf Castef-
lane has arrived here and is about 10
challenge the prince 10 a duel but this
IS. declared 70 be UnfOunded.
Madame Gould refused 10 sec any-
BODY and after entering the hotel kept
o1t OF sight OF other persons living
there
HELIE TRUSTS IN FATES
= The editor Of a NeapoIitan newspaper.
Tio knew Prince Eelie de Sagan in
Paris. wrote the prince a letter TO-DAY
asking Tor statement as 10 his in
tentions- Prince Hele replied that he.
had nothing 10 add 10 his former state
rnents and only desired 70 be left a.
peace He was trusting 10 the pro
verbal hospitality OF the Nes poIitars.
he added. and fates may soon put an
end TO fndiscreet cOn5ectures
Among the letters received bv. Prince
&C Sagan from Paris today was one
summontng him for the second time 10
appear 10 testify concerning charges
made against Count Boni de CastelIane
for using documents said TO be forged
u recent case
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-25
Army Orders

WASHINGTON. April 24--CsPtsin Robert N
Ibornburgh. sss.stanr surgeon. Philippines diTt-
son. VII proceed % Aicsrrsz island and report
20 the comnsncs1ts Pacific branch. military
prison for duty.
Contract Surgeon George 3. Jones IS relieved
from duty. Philippines division. and viii pro
cod. 70 Ssn Frsncisco and report 70 the acju-
rsrr general Tor further orders
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-25

10 per cent down; per cent month.
No taxes or interest for "a months
Street cars to go through tract
Lights and telephones will be on the way
soon.
College professors indorse North Crag-
mont
Mayor of Berkeley says it's the best bar
gain he ever saw.
Children will thrive and grow strong in
North Cragmont
Environment pure and wholesome
Soil fertile-grows anything.
Climate balmy and beautiful.
Quick train service to San Francisco.
Rapid transit to Oakland
Good neighbors.
Berkeley clean city-no saloons or
toughs.
Lots will increase five tines In value in
three years
Big profits for spectators.
Cheapest lots ever offered.
A snap for wise buyers.
Reserve seat in automobile.
See the tract in comfort.
View is worth a visit.
Band OF music-good lunch.
Everybody invited-no favorites.
Br1ng enough money to make deposit
There will be rush
Everybody will want lots.
Come early-get the selection-make a
profit.
A sacrifice sale comes but once.
The opportunity of a lifetime.
Saturday and Sunday buyers should make
big profit at once.
No time to lose.
Those who hesitate will lose
Other real estate agents indorse North
Cragmont.
You can safely leave your business to
make money by buying in North Crag-
mont-be sure to come Sunday if you
don't come Saturday.
North Cragmont is another Piedmont.
Property near by sells for 800 foot.
North Cragmont will help you increase
your savings.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-25

Berkeley real estate always sells.
Real estate never fails.
1t never burns up.
1t is never stolen.
1t always increases In value.
You could have bought block on Market
street, San Francisco, 30 years ago for
$780,
North Cragmont is in the line of Oakland
and Berkeley progress.
It is the last of the hillside property.
1t is the best of the last.
North Cragmont is ideally located.
It overlooks the Bay, Golden Gate, Berke-
lev, Oakland and San Francisco.
1t is well drained
1t is accessible.
The view is superb.
1t is artistically laid out.
1t will have fine homes.
The best people will live there.
1t is near the University and good schools.
1t is country place In city.
1t adjoins property selling for 500 foot.
North Cragmont is sold at sacrifice
The owners needed cash-they sold cheap.
1t will increase in value.
1t will be exclusive.
It's environment is wholesome
1t outclasses every other property on the
East Shore.
Lots are 50x150 feet.
Every lot has an unobstructed view.
Macadamized streets at our expense.
Cement sidewalks, curbed and guttered,
at our expense.
Sewer and water pipes laid at our ex-
pense.
No home to cost less than $1,000.
Every builder must build % feet from
your line.
No lots sold to Asiatics, Japs or negroes
If buyer dies, money paid is returned if
desired.
IF buyer loses position, payments post
poned.
If buyer meets physical disability, pay
ment can't lapse.
Lots sold for $500 and up.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-23
CONGRESSMAN SHERWOOD
TALKS AGAINST Mr.. TAFT

Toledo. Ohio, March 23-At a
union labor mass meeting, attended
by 1000 persons, here last night,
Congressman Sherwood of this district
declared the presidential candidacy
of Secretary of War Taft to be ini-
mical to the interests of the working
man. The congressman also con-
demned President Roosevelt for the
presence Of federal troops at Goldield
last winter.
The purpose of the meeting was
to protest against recent decisions of
the supreme court of the United
States and against the action of the
state legislature in amending the in
itiative and referendum bill.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-23
RICH COLD
PLACERS IN
COLOMBIA

New York, March 2S-Claiming to
have panned out $4,000 In gold dust
In two months in Colombia. Adam
Unhclt of Washington. has arrived
here from Santa Maria. With him
was @. W. Bruce. who had 1900 in
dust. the result of 10 days labor there /,
he asserted.
Both men were enthusiastic over
the field for mining they had visited
and said they expected to return and
obtain more of the precious metal.
They had penetrated far into the in
terror with only such supplies as they
we're able to carry on the back of
mules. Bad roads made the convey
ing of machinery to the fields impos-
sible, the returned miners say. Both
men confidently assert the belief that
Colombia bids fair to become sec.
ond California, so far as gold produc-
tion is concerned.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-23
Do Not Crowd the Season.

The first warm days of spring
bring with them desire to get out
and enjoy the exhilirating air and
sunshine. Children that have been
housed up all winter are brought out
and you wonder where they all came
from. The heavy winter clothing
is thrown aside and many shed their
fiannels. Then cold wave comes
and people say that grip is epidemic.
Colds at this season are even more
dangerous than in mid-w winter, as
there is much more danger OF pneu
monia. Take Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, however, and you will have
nothing to fear. 1t always cures,
and we have never known cold to
result in pneumonia when it was
used 1t is pleasant and safe to take.
Children like it. For sale by
Daniels drug store. mwf
The daily tribune., 1908-03-23
Marine CASUALTIES
ON ATLANTIC COAST

Boston, March ga review of
the marine casualties of the coast OF
New England and British North
America during the fall and winter
seasons just ended shows that about
$50 lives were lost. OF this number
25l persons perished in the wrecks of
10 vessels belonging to the French
fishing fleet of st. Pierre, Miquelon,
last fall These vessels foundered
in heavy gales which swept the
Grand Banks. About 20 New Found
land fishermen were also lost in these
storms.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-23
GIRL SERIOUSLY INJURED
IN FIGHT WITH INTRUDER

Rock Springs, Wyo. March 23-
The police are searching for an un.
known man who hid under the bed of
Miss Anna Parish at the Otto rauch
home, and after the young woman
had retired, attempted to assault her.
Miss Parish fought Off her assailant
and made her escape from the house,
bat not until she had received q
broken shoulder. dislocated collar.
bone and serious cuts ON the face.
She bit one of the mans hands sew.
erely. Miss Parish is in the hospital,
but will recover.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-23
SECRETARY TAFT TO
ADDRESS LEGISLATURE

Trenton. N. j., March 90 Secre-
tary w. ii. Taft and Baron Takahira,
the japanese ambassador, will address
the New Jersey legislature here this
evening and later will speak before
tho Trenton chamber of commerce.
William Jennings Bryan has been
invited to attend the chamber OF com
mence dinner, but his presence is not
assured. Mr.. Bryan expects to de.
liver addresses in Washington Thurs.
day.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-23
PAID IN PENNIES - Believing

PAID IN PENNIES - Believing
that he bad been overcharged for an
improvement which he had made to
his residence. a Chester. Pa, mer.
chant rendered 5000 pennies to the
contractor. Tho latter obtained q
bucket, in which he placed the.ooppers.
and started for the bank, where the
cashier refused to accept the pennies.
saying that they must be wrapped in
packages twenty-five each. He car.
ried the bucket back to his home,
several squares distant. and has ar
ranged to have penny wrapping
party to which he Will invite his
friends.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-23

QUICK SALE Another proof of
the quick results to be obtained
through the Tribune's want ad de-
partment was made Friday morning
Ira Deibert on Thursday evening
advertised for sale an Old Trusty
2OO.egg incubator. and at 8 O'Clock
the next morning a lady called at the
house and purchased it. Since then
Mr.. Deibert has had three other in
quiries for the machine
The daily tribune., 1908-03-23
The Globe Stores Co.
j. J. FLEISCEIMANN Mgr

LIKES OUR STYLE-Henry Hut
ton. president of the Canon City
Business Mems association, was n
visitor in Florence this morning Mr..
Hutton says Florence now has live
business mems association and is glad
to see that the organization is &C.
complishing so much good for this
city.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-23

ARE MOVING HERE-Roy Han
nah anC his sister and Miss Inez Ives
of Durango arrived in the city Sat
urday evening and will make this
place their future home. Mr.. Ives,
father to Miss Ives, is gu route tc
Florence with carload of furnitu re.
Mr.. Hannah recently purchased the
Homer Ride house on East Main
street and they will occupy the same.
He also bought ten-acre tract in
Beaver park and will devote q
large part of his time to his fruit
ranch this year.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-23
nd vegetable gardeners.

CHURCH WAS FILLED - The
Baptist church was filled yesterday
afternoon by friends Of Mrs. O. NJ.
Kessler who assembled to pay their
last respects to the dead. A large
number of friends also followed the
body to Highland cemetery where it
was laid in its last resting place.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-23

NEW PIANO-Ed. Vantuyle has
embellished his home with new
piano purchased from the Lutes
agency.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-23

THE STORM-The snow storm OF
Saturday nigt was about one OF the
most welcome things this community
has had for months The moisture
WAS badly needed and vegetation will
soon show how valuable the storm
WAS. The water afforded by the snow
is worth hundreds Of dollars to fruit
and vegetable gardeners.