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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-15
Crews Are
Selected
Boat Clubs Put In
Last Training
Licks

The oarsmen of the Healani and
Myrtle Boat Clubs are hard at work,
getting in the last ticks of training
for the regatta Saturday. The Hea-
lanis are going out morning and
evening In their rowing shells, while
the Myrtles are out only in the aft
ernoons. Both, however, are making
the attempt to be trained to the min
ute. Thursday, the last rowing be-
fore the big event will probably be
done, some starting will be practiced
on Friday. and then the big races.
Both Captain Clark of the Hea-
lanis and Captain Bechert Of the
Myrtles have selected the men to de-
fend the laurels of the rival clubs. A
good sprinkling of new names APP
pears in both crews. The Healani
freshman crew is almost entirely com
posed of new men. and new ones at
the game are to be found on other
crews as well.
The Healani crews are:
Freshman Eddie Fernandez,
strike; f. Andrews, 8; A. May. A;
Stanton. 3; Boquet, 2; Hillyard, Il;
Ben Clark, coxswain. $50 ~
Senior - Carlos. stroke: Henry
Rose, 8; NJ. Robinson. a.: Joe Kama
kua, 8; d. Sherwood, 2; r." Fuller, 1;
Ben Clark. coxswain.
| Myrtle crews are: 90, -.
Freshman = Hedemann, stroke; J.
O'Brien, 8; Kales, 4; L. Kerr, 3; Zeig-
Ter 2; Myhre, 1; L. Hough,' coxswain.
Senior = +. Bechert, stroke; G.
Schaefer. s; C. Padaken, 4; David
Center, 3; Paul Schmidt, 2; r. Chill
lingworth, 1; l.. Hough, coxswain.
| The two-oar crews have not yet
been selected in either club. They
will probably be chosen from some OF
the men named above for the Hea-
lanis, and the Myrtles will certainly
select as'their two-oar artists one cf
two combinations which have been
doing good work this season. These
are: c. Dickson. 2. and II. Williams,
1; and Raymond Smith, Q, and Ted
Cooper. 1. Both of the combinations
are good. and 1t is not yet known
which of them will be selected for the
Myrtle representatives in the regatta
| Practically all forms Of sport are
abandoned this week in anticipation
of the races Saturday morning. In
the afternoon. 1t is true, the Mooheau
baseball team of Hilo will play at the
Park, and some Of the oarsmen will
take part in the game, in all proba-
bility, but this will not be allowed to
interfere in any way with the efforts
of the morning.
| q q q
The Diamond Head Athletic Club
held meeting last evening at which
no business of Importance was trans
acted.
| q = y
The postofiice croquet team carried
off honors at Kapiolani Park Sunday
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-15
NO UNCERTAINTY As TO WHAT
DIVIDENDS SHALL De.

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with assets Of over $1<00o,o00, and .
surpius Of over 1850, 900, 10 now issu.
Ing Guaranteed Investment Contract,
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added, on payment Of second and sub
sequent deposits. In case Of Psrn,a
nent Disability the contract will ma.
ture and be paid during life.
II will pay you to investigate before
taking out Lie Insurance.
HENRY WATERHoUsE TRUST CO.
AGENTS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-15

Harry Hill, brother of Former Con-
gresham George Hill of Paterson. N.
j., and grandson OF Henry King,
wealthy silk manufacturer of that
city. admitted to the Paterson police
that he is burglar, and gave up
stolen jewels worth more than $4,000.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-15

The Bulletin Publishing Co.,
Ltd, is agent for the best engraving
and lithographing company on
the Pacific Coast and is prepared
to give estimates on high grade
printing Of every kind.
Also prices and samples Of the
Very Latest in Engraved Cards,
Announcements. and
Invitations, in the best Of form
for smart functions.
800 $50. 80 40.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-15

The Weekly Edition Of the Evening
! Bulletin gives . complete summary OF
the news Of the day.
The newspaper., 1908-05-22

The play "A Noble Outeast'
was presented Tuesday evening
in the Auditorium 70 good audi
enee. The proceeds OF the en-
gagement went TO pay a part on
the Auditorium piano fund and a
goodly sum was made though we
are not informed how much. The
company will play the piece at
Hotehkiss Thursday night OF this
week. and at Delta on a later
date.
The newspaper., 1908-05-22

The Motion Picture Show re-
Gently established in Paonia is GER
tainly making good. The crowds
that attend are growing and are
made up of our very best people.
The entertainments in every fea-
ture are peculiarly good We
consider the Alpine Snow storm
shown this week as one of the
best we have ever seen in any city.
Vance Bros. are to be oongratu-
lated and so is Paonia on having
this very clean and pleasant
resort.
The newspaper., 1908-05-22

Will J. Wood went to Cres' ed
Butte the early part of the week
to investigate mining PROPOSE
ton. He was met at Gunnison
by Hon. w. c. Sloan and c. +.
Hoard, both of Creede. Both
gentlemen accompanied Mr.
Wood over here and are looking
over the valley. They are much
pleased with what they have seen
up to date.
The newspaper., 1908-05-22

J. H. Teller. brother OF Senator
Teller. was in Paonia Tuesday
evening on business connected
with the Geo. Adams estate. He
was accompanied by John Adams,
of Hamilton, Ontario. a brother
of the deceased.
The newspaper., 1908-05-22

w. J. Reid, of the Needle Rock
ranch in the Crawford county,
was in Paonia today shaking
hands with numerous friends and
incidentally made this office a
pleasant call.
The newspaper., 1908-05-22

An acre of good land adjoining
the Town of Paonia IS an invest
ment that can't be beaten. We
have few left that we believe are
exceptional values. See US.
CLINE & Hurry.
The newspaper., 1908-05-22

The Union Memorial Service
will be held at the Auditorium at
ii a. m, Rev. DR.. Lee. of Denver.
will preach the sermon. Mr..
Parker's subject ats p. m, at the
Opera House is. Daniel. the Man
who had the Courage of his Con-
victions." You are cordially in
vited.
The newspaper., 1908-05-22

Notice the large lad" OF the In.
dependent Furniture Company in
this paper Mr. Paist is fixing up
the Gill building in great shape
and will have store in which II
will be a pleasure TO do business.
Give him a call and get ac-
quainted.
The newspaper., 1908-05-22

State License Collector VOL
verton was in town the last OF the
week attending to his duties and
will accompany his daughter. the
popular English teacher. home TO
Glenwood tomorrow.
The newspaper., 1908-05-22

For SALE:-A lady's driving
horse. works single or double and
is kind and gentle. Weight l 200
pounds. Call on
MRS. J. F. MCDoNoUGH.
The newspaper., 1908-05-22

The usual services will be held
Sunday evening at the Congre-
gational Chapel; Subject. The
Meaning OF the Cross" The Con-
gregational ladies will serve Ice
Cream and Cake Wednesday
afternoon from 2:30 to > o'clock,
on Mrs. Wiltberger's lawn.
The newspaper., 1908-05-22

The regular monthly meeting
Of the Business Mems Association
will be held on Friday. June 9th
Remember the date and do not
let anything interfere with your
attending.
The newspaper., 1908-05-22

Arsenate of Lead F. 0. b.
Paonia. A Big Saving Guaranteed
Phone or write the Hotchkiss
Fruit Company at Hotchkiss.
The newspaper., 1908-05-22

Mrs. Belle Martin, OF California,
has commenced the erection of
a nice cottage in the Melvina
Clark subdivision.
The newspaper., 1908-05-22

The experts pronounce wet
born's trout flies as the best.
The newspaper., 1908-05-22

Zeno Crook. son of w. r.
Crook, has been in town most of
the week visiting his parents and
incidentally figuring on a new
light plant for this city. Mr..
Crook is connected with a com
pany of Denver dealers in cleo
trical machinery.
The newspaper., 1908-05-22

Fred g. Emry returned from
his Chicago trip early in the week.
Fred says he had a busy time
while away.
The newspaper., 1908-05-22

Mrs. George Curtis went back
to Glenwood Springs Thursday
morning after a couple OF weeks
visit at home.
The newspaper., 1908-05-22
LOCAL ITEMS.

For SALE:-Good farm wagon.
Apply to J. L. Wilson.
The newspaper., 1908-05-22

Hand made Files for Trout, at
UIeJ6Oyn'S.
The newspaper., 1908-05-22

Mrs. X. Grant was a visitor
from Cedaredge this week. She
was staying with Mrs. John w.
Bruce.
The newspaper., 1908-05-22

Ten acres, all in cultivation, only
one mile from town. Cheap. See
c. G. HAWKINS.
The newspaper., 1908-05-22

Wanted: d:-Chickens at the Bross
Hotel. J.. {. STITT.
The newspaper., 1908-05-22

Arsenate of Lead +. O. b.
Paonia. A Big Saving Guaranteed
Phone or write the Hotchkiss
Fruit Company at Hotohkiss.
The newspaper., 1908-05-22

For Sale:-Gem Piano. Apply
to MRs. T.. CARTMEL.
The newspaper., 1908-05-22

For tackline fish. Uelborni
Tackle is the thing.
The newspaper., 1908-05-22

Il Toidy Bear Stndde at Vel
born s is popular.
The newspaper., 1908-05-22

For Sale:-Sewing Machine. In
quire at Postoffice.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-05-23

|
4, B A, 4.7s
Dawson, VIM. F., e hf NV or,
w hf NE or 1872, 1894
Dyrsdale, VIM. T., New Ply
mouth, lot s, B 5, It's
butcher, Joe, Imp. on Hid.
Per & Poll (2S-5-4) TAI
Dutton, D. N, Imp. on DC. Is
w or SW or 2S-5-5) e hf
NE or SW or, Sc or NV or
SW or NE or 25-5-6 31.S7
Diggs, Mr., Imp. on HID. & Poll So
Dennis, Chas. ", Imp. on HID.
IN hf Sc or, N hf SW NJ
(32-2-1) Per & Poll 6.61
Darnell, Mrs. Matilda, N hf
Sc or 1915, & New Ply
mouth, lots 8, 10, B 80 S7.96
Dorathy, Mrs. c. H., New Ply
mouth, lot 6, B z, 1881
Delby, G. W., ITO int. w hf
NV or, NV Or NE or, Sc
or NV or. 24-7-S, 5.24
Drake, F. l., Middleton, lot
| 6, BE-, 1.93
Dodson, Pleasant, Imp on Hid. ST
Doherty, P. F., e hf NE or
| 7-4-4, II. 95
Dotson, D. F., Imp. on Hid. 5.26
began, Joseph, Jr:, Emmett, o
hf int. In lot 8, B 1, 9.S1
Dyer, s. c., Nampa, lots z,
8. B 8. 4.31
Daily, Mary Ellen, Payette,
Peters I'd lots 1, 2, B6, 25.75
Dennigan, Joseph, Nampa, G
& F. lot B 6, 2.29
Dee, 8. W., E hf NV or, 81
AZ, lots 1, 2, & hf NE
or, Ids. & SW or Sc or
/ 34-4-3, 1853
Duncan, J. B., Caldwell, o lots
i 8 to IL, B 8, $40
Davis, H. j., NE Or Sc or g.
/ go, IA
Ensign, Alkaline R., Payette.
Mel. 140x22S #. in SW cor
B 10, AZ .65
Edwards, Richard, Mrs. Min
ME, Nampa, G & X lot 1,
n Q, 8, B 1O2, 1912
Epstein, Mrs. Minnie, Nampa,
Il G & X, lot 1, 2, 8, B 102 1921
Euler, Mrs. Belle, Nampa. o
lots 10, 81, %, B IA, 80. 4S
Eagle, C. c., NV NV 1851 25.26
Eames. e. w.. ITO int. in Sc
i or SW or, & SW or Sc Or
25-4-4, 1901
:, Emerson, L., s acres in Sc cor
N hrf SW or 25-4-3. 1904
Evett, A. F., Caldwell, lots z
to IL, B 100. 46.47
Euler. R. L., Nampa. Kurtz, B
so, 8.71
Frost, S., Emmett, D & G lot
AZ, & N SO TT. lot 81. 1893
!, Fowler, G. H., Payette. Platts,
lot 1, B 6, 20. Sc
D Frint, N. H., lot & SW or
NV or 1913, 20. 10
5 Feight, L. E., Imp. on R. R.
Grounds & Nampa, o lots
oil 81, SO, Al, B 81, 2O7.0s
Finn. Eugene, e hf NV or,
NV or NV or, 29-7-2, 11.21
4 Freeman, A. j., in lots 1, 2,
5-6-1, "A. 40
Fowler, F. B., in S hf Sc or
SW or 1892 (6.6 acres) 11.51
o Fogarty, John, w hf e hf s.
81, 45.1t
Fox. Henry. Imp. on HID. &
4 Poll 40:
Farrar. Amelia E., Caldwell.
q lots 10 to IS, B AZ & lots
IS, 1913 80, s5.1t
s Folweil. ]. T., imp. on HID. &
Per-, ga!
o Fuller, E. M. Parma. lot 6.
al B 10, Ia
n Fouch. Mrs. T. l., Nampa. Y
lot s, B IS, "a:
Fellows, Flossy, in NE cor NE
- or NV or 9-6-1, SCI
Farmer, Jesse E., w hf NE
or, Sc or NV or 5-3-1, so. Q,
% Givens. ]. W., Nampa, w. lots
=. 10, 70, B "a, Az
~ Crate, Samuel, New Plymouth
IL q hf Sc or NE or less a.
10 5-7-4, as.
Gould, F. A., Imp. on Hid. Per
& Poll, AS
Guffey, Thos. H., Sc or NE or
20 32-7-3, SW or NV or, NV
IL or SW or less acres 80
- rs, 80. s
Graves, John H., Imp. on Hd.
20 & per-, as
Generaux, Mr., Imp. on Hid.
- Per and Poll, Ia
Gilbert, J. R., Emmett, Dallys
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-05-23
DELINQUENT Tax Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that under |
and by virtue of the Statutes in such
cases made and provided for, will
on the 7th day of July A. d. 1908,
at 10 o'clock a. m, offer for sale
at the Court House door. in Caldwell.
Canyon County, State of Idaho, the
following described real estate or
So much thereof as may be necessary
to satisfy the taxes, penalty and
costs assessed thereon, for the year
1907; together with any and all per-
sonal taxes for which the same may
be liable; the total amount of said
taxes penalty and costs being set OPP
posite the names, and the description
given below.
The said sale to continue from day
to day until completed.
Dated at Caldwell, Idaho, this 22d
day of May, A. d. 1908.
GEO. A. MOORE,
Assessor and Ex-oficio Tax Collector,
Canyon County, State of idaho.
Alsop, G. M, Emmett d & @, lot 35,
Alsop, G. W., Emmett D & G,
lot IS, 1851
Alderman, w. p, Payette,
Melchers. 1 to s, B 81, 51.53
Adams. J. A.. Imp. Hid & Pay
cite, Melchers, lots s, 6,
B 81 20. S3
Attebery, c. M, e of r. r.
in N hf Sc Or NV or,
1885 1871
Ashlock, G. w., Imp. ON Hid.
1915 3.37
Anderson, Sheridan, SW or
SW or lots 11-12, $50 3S.3
Atkins, ]. s., 1-1o int. In NV
or NE or 1866 II. AZ
Allison, John T., N 1887
acres in WIFI Sw or SD or
1886 TAG
Albert. Geo. H.. Payette.
Mast. 25x145 It. in lots
1. 2, 8, 8. 9. 10, B 16 SO. IS
Albertson, Oliver, Caldwell,
z to 10, B 8, 1884
Ash, Geo. s., Sc or NE or
lot 1, 6-4-4, 1875
Adams, G. W., Imp. on HID, 4.05
Allen, G. p, Imp. on HID. Per.
& Poll, 9.86
Averill, Sam. Imp. on Hd.,
Per. & Poll, 1853
Aukamp, Aug. Caldwell, o.
hf of lot Is, blk o 3.57
Andregg, Mary, Nampa, g &
X, lots 8, 8. 10. B 95 6.31
Bowman, r. E., Nampa, Int.
lots 3, 4, and 90x100 It. in
lots and 2. BIT 72.21
Brunzell, J. M, Nampa, e hf
NEqr 20-2-3, Nampa, o.
w. Is IT. of lot 1 and lot
3. B z, 3S1. 20
Bishop, Edison, in SW or NE
Or and q side NE or NV
or, s acres, 1868, and in
N hf Sc or 1918, 26.16
acres 14.77
Bell, Est. Of Albert M, Pay
cite, Mel. N hf B 81, 10. 6s
Brown, d. w. c., Emmett, o
lot 6, B 1, d & G lot 20,
& in Sc Or 7-6-1, 42.4l
Berry, F. c., Emmtet, Wash.
1acre & at q end of LIST St.
231h ft.x207 It. 1870.
Bergh, G.. A., Nampa, G & X,
lots to IL, B SO, & o
lot s, B 6, II. a:
Burgett, rms, Nampa,, G & X
lot 6, B 90. al
Boyer, Henry, Sw or NE or,
1862, SO
Budden. e. G., sw or NV or,
1862, 1873
Burns, James, Payette. 30x
$50 #. in 1886. 4.s
Bayer. Lafayette. Nampa, Arl.
lots z, 8, o. B 3. 6.3
Bayer, P. D., s hf SD ar,
1865 1913
Bower. r. c., Imp. on Hid. G
Per. 1.8
Bartles. ]. W., Imp. on Hd. &
Poll. So
Barnard. Hale. Nampa, Kurtx
B 1853, 10
Benner, H. Y, Imp. ON HID. N
hf NE or (29-2-1), "a
Barnes. Bell & Lee, NV or NE
or In 20-6-1, 2S.O
Boor. ]. H., 8 hf N hf NV or
Sc or 30-s-4, SIT
Blayden. Geo., lilo int. in NV
or SW or s-7-4 & New Ply
mouth, lots 1. 3. B "a, 80 e
Browner. w. j.. lot s, I'M
STA 37.4
Brown. King, Caldwell, lots
to s. 10 to IL. q II to 90.
B SO o G lots to IL, B 81
o, est
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-05-23
Brown, w. NJ, in s nj sw or

NE or 21-4-S Il lots /, z,
& s hf NE or s-4-3, 6,25
Boyer, Chas., Caldwell. s & H
75x10O It. NV cor. lot 1,
B SO. 5.22
Bebb. L. E.. Imp. on HID, SW
Or 1854 & Per. & Poll 500
Brock, H. NJ, Imp. on HID.
Per. & Poll, IA. 10
Bane. ]. c., Emmett. o. lots
8, 4, s, 6, B z & lot s, B
Is. & lot 12, B 4, 262.72
Bedford, Ernest. Sc or 20
ga, 11.94
Bliss. Fred c., N hf NE or
Sc or, NE N hf Sw or NE
or, 1888, 40. 08
Baltzer. Chris, N hf Sw or
5-4-4, 1877
Bolin, Gussie, NV or NV or
32-4-2, 11.14
Bishop, ]. D., N hf Sc or, NE,
1858, & Is int. in N hf Sc
or, 1918, S.4S
Bidstrop, Carl c., ITO int.
in Sc or Sw or s4-7-2, 1877
Benton, Mrs. c. A., e hf NV
or NEqr NE or 34.7-1, IL
Brown, VIM. e Y NE or Sc
Or 26-4-S, 1885
Bach, Chas. s.. Sc or NV or
1918, 3.22
Crooke, C. E., Imp. on HID, 4.19
Culver, Warren, Caldwell.
Stra. lots 8. 10, II, IL, B
1873 5.55
Corbett, e. K, Sc or NE or
32-4-3 & lots 1, 2, &
Woods Acreage 33-4-3, 65. IL
Cook, Chas. & Ira, s hf NE or
/ Sc or 24-4-3, w hf 18-4-2,
| lot 1, 1912 & N hf NE or
NE or 24-4-3, 1871
Central Lumber & Coal Co.,
Caldwell, o lots 6 & B SO, %. Al
Cummings, c. H., Imp. on Hid.
Per 6 Poll, 4.ss
/ ShOoC, MY 1mps Ou 11u., To
Claiborn, Susan M, Sc or NV
or 1872, las
Cobban & Casey, lot 6 4-6-1,
lots 9, 10, II, 5-6-1. lot 4,
s2-7-1, & lot 9, 3S-7-1, 22.7s
Galloway, VIM. T., N hf Sc or
| 23-4-2, 30.74
Clifton, Edmond. Sc or Sc or
| 9-4-3. SO!
Cox, Riley, W hf lot 20. B 16,
| o Caldwell & lots to s, B
l. Is, o Caldwell, 1914,
Coffin, s. M, N hf NV or NV
| or 26-4-3, 1913;
Campbell, e. b., ITO int. in
/ lot 2, 1913, 2.6'
Cleek, Nelson G., w hf NE or
| 22-4-2, & lot Z, 15-4-2. "A. A.
Connyers, Vet, Emmett, N 80
| IT. of lots 20, "a, 25 Dc
n @, add, 17.s
Carstens, Henry, 8 hf SW or
J. 20-7-3, NV or NV or 90
l. 7-3. 20. o
Cross, J. R., 50x15O IT. in Sc
IL or SW or 1895, $50
Cronk, ]. H., Emmett. Wash.
lot % & N hf lot 20. 80. 6
Carson, Roy, Emmett, Hop
|, kins, 2 lots, Al
Crawford, Mrs. Jane, in 8 hf
II sW Or sw' or S-e-1, 2M
acres, SIS
81 Cannell, Geo., Nampa. G &K
lots 8. 8. B 11S, lots 8, B 81
II lot 8, B 90 G Waterhouse
/, FIR. B 81 & So, 21.2
} tCottingham, F. G., Nampa,
Kath Place. lots 8 to IA, B
II 8, 90. Q
Caldwell, H. O.. Nampa, G &
X. lot 8, B SO. "a
Chamberlain. H. A., Nampa, G
b & X lots 4, s, 6B 108, as. 4
Carruth, J. W., NV or Sc or
III w hf SW or Sc or 1853 IL 2
Cottier, G. ", Imp. ON HID, Al
D Coe. Herbert. Imp. on Hd., Al
Comback, A. B., N hf SW or
oil NV or s-s-2, 49,
Collier. A. NJ, sE or 1882. IT,
q Christensen. R., Ium, on HID.
Per & Poll, 30. I
. Casper. Geo., Emmett, 8. 8
lot 80, H.
U Creel, J. A, NV or SD or 6-7-
4. 32.i
Cruikshank, G.. L., SD or NE
Z ar, 1874, Al.
Cobb. f. ", NE or NV or IT,
U IA, ST.
Cleaver. H. r., W hf lots 4, s,
g.. Bs54, Dor. L v. g.
Church. Mrs. A. M. Emmett,
= o lot 8. BIZ. So,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-16
GETTING AN "oLD MAN"
A Comical Occurrence on One Of the New
York Sky -scrapers.

Speaking of new men," he went on,
with twinkle, "comical things happen
even up here, the same as in theayter
Sometimes in rush seasons there amt
enough hands to 20 round, and we have
to take EN- green as the hills. / had
one once, kid from Vermont, a whale
Of kid, with bones like horse and
eyes awful anxious to please--ayes that
made You like him. He's one of the best
men I've got now, but then he was green
as God made him." The foreman stopped
to chuckle.
Go up to the eighteenth floor I
told him one day, and bring down an old
man. was busy at the time. and when
| saw the kid stare, / said kind of sharp
that if that old man wasn't here in five
minutes the whole blamed building would
probably 60 to smash. This was just
my way OF making him hustle, but he
thought | meant it word for word He
went up on the run, and in a few minutes
he came down with a sputtering, clawing
old Teller held like wise in his arms.
He was the only old man orr the
floor said the kid. And he wanted to
stop and argue about it, but from what
you said | knew what it meant, so just
grabbed him and came
you sec" the foreman added kindly,
noting my puzzled expression, IAN old
man hapepns to be the name of tool we
use. - Ernest Poole, in the November
Every body's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-16
Fire Loss Equivalent to a Per Capita
Tax of $3.50 Year.

Apart from any incidental or accom-
panying expense, the cost of fire, of
actual combustion and destruction of
property in this country, is equivalent
to tax of $3.50 per capita per year;
In all Of Europe the average cores
ponding tax is a trifle Less than 33
cents per capita. In Italy it is ~
cents; in Germany 40 cents; in thirty
foreign cities the average is 81 cents,
while in two hundred and fifty two
American cities it is 1910. We have
z.05 fires to each thousand people. Eu-
rope has Sc fires per thousand. New
York City has 12,1s2 fires year, with
fire loss of S7,56s,666. Her fire de-
partment costs her $4,000, 900 a year,
ond it is estimated that the cost of
public and private protection combined
amounts to pretty nearly $50 ,oe0, 900
PER year. Now, in all OF London there
are 3,s43 fires in q year, and in the
whole of the British kingdom in the
same period there were but IS fires of
over S50.000's cost each, and all of
those IS fires cost but S3,7s5.o00. Rome,
city of 100000 people, suffers dam
age Of but $4,000 year, and her FIRE
department of 200 men costs but an
other $50 0Oo.-McClure's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-16
Marv MacLane Disappears.

Boston, Nov l6.-Mary MacLane, the
Butte tMont.) authoress, who jumped
into fame few years ago by pub
fishing "The Story of Mary MacIane, /"
and who has for some time made her
home in RoclSland, Mass, has disap-
reared from that town just as mysteri-
ously as she came If her friends know
where she is, they will say nothing
about it.
Miss MaeLane has been living with
Mrs. Carries Bransh, and has been busy
with her books and her work From
the date of her entry into Reeclsnd
she kept almost solely to herself, TAX
ing no part in the serial life Of the
town. During the winter months she
spent her time in the South with Ms.
Bransh.
kns. Brsnsh left a few days ago for
st. Augustine to spend the v5Hter, and
this tinas teok another friend wish her
II was thsz Learned that Mss hseEans
had left ssun ard ne enc wsula tell
wR4Fe she haa gone.
n is said mat hsss MasIlane las sui.
fersd financial rcversss.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-16
Are Microbes In Your Scalp
Many Explanations of Badness Have
Been Advanced-The Most Correct
Is that of Microbes.

The term "mierobe" refers to d para
site plant or fungi also called bacteria.
A microbe Is so small that it can only
be detected by the aid of microscope.
Some microbes are harmless, while 9th
ers produce various diseases, and derive
their titles through the form of their
growth, or because Of the diseases they
create, which diseases are infectious or
contagious.
Prof. Unna OF Hamburg, Germany, and
DIR. sabourand, the leading dermatologist
of France, discovered that a mierobe
caused badness, and their theory has
time and again been amply verified
through research experiments carried on
through the observation of eminent sci
entists. This microbe lodges in the
sebum, which is the natural hair oil,
and if permitted to flourish, it destroys
the hair foIlcles, and in time the pores
entirely close and the scalp gradually
takes on a shiny appearance. When this
happens there is no hope Of the hair
growth being revived.
Dandruff is a contagious disease which
a microbe causes, and later produces
itching scalp, falling hair and badness.
Dandruff is caused by the microbe diseas-
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up and scales off Sometimes the cuticle
surrounding the hair allows the natural
oil OF the hair to force its way between
the flakes of scarf skin direct to the
hair, and the microbe being between the
flakes force them apart and they scale
of as dandruf.
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