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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-13
WIRE TAPPERS HELD
FOR SUPERIOR COURT
]. III. Robinson, Frank Munday
and r. Reed Must Stand Trial

BERKELEY. April 12--After a pre-
liminary examination OF four days.
Judge Edgar this afternoon held Joseph
H Robinson. Frank Munday and Fred
Reed TO answer before the superior
court for wire tapping. The bail Of
Munday and Robinson was fixed at
So 900 and that of Reed at $1,000.
The men were arrested while making
use of the returns of the racetrack
secured from tapping the private wire
from Emeryville to the pOolroom of
Bush & Wooley in Ocean View.
1t developed in the examination that
R. Sherman a lineman employed by the
telephone company. had tapped the wire
for the three men with the sanction OF
the police. who thus trapped the men.
Robinson and Reed were arrested at
San Pablo and University avenues.
day at the poOlrOoms in ocean View,
where he was betting on information
furnished him by Robinson and Reed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-13
PUPILS GET PRIZES FOR
CLEVER POSTER DESIGNS
Tokens Awarded to Three in
Los Gatos Contest

LOS GATOS, April 12.-Clyde Cert
ridge of the Los Gatos grammar school,
Ethel Shearer of the Los Gatos high
school, and a pupil of the Campbell
school, are the fortunate and clever
young people who have won the three
prizes offered by the carnival commit
tee of thesLos Gatos floral carnival and
feast of lanterns for the best poster
designs for the celebration
The first prize of $40 was awarded
to Clyde Gertridge, the. second prize of
of SO to a pupil from Campbells, who
SO far is only known by the cipher
number 222.
pills In, the Santa Clara schools and
some $50 posters were received The
carnival is to be held on May day.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-13
STUDENTS AID FIREMEN
AT BLAZE IN BERKELEY
Captain Ray Knocked Uncon-
scious on Roof, but Rescued

BERKELEY. April 12.-Fire in the
boarding house of Mrs. j. S. Alexander
at 2437 Durant avenue aroused the
guests OF the Carlton hotel adjoining
and caused several hundred students
to cOngregate at 5 o'clock this after
noon to aid the hremen- Captain James
Raw of the Marston company was
knocked unconscious and nearly fell of
the roof of the three story house by a
stream of water In the hands OF stu
dents who were unable to manage the
hose
Special Policeman Clarence morrill,,
at the risk of his life, climbed the slip
pery roof and rescued Ray. Morrill,
shortly. afterward rescued Mrs. z.
Fields. an invalid, from the second
story
While the damage was only $500.
the work of the hremen was directed
toward preventing the flames from
reaching>t the Carlton hotel. Casa Iona
and other apartments in the vicinity.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-13
PICKPOCkETS PLY THEIR
TRADE IN OAKLAND
Citizens Report Themselves as
Victims of Thieves

OAKLAND. April 12-Two persons
reported 10 the police this morning
that they were robbed by pickpockets
at Idora park yesterday. L. Blodgett
OF 11oS East Fifteenth street lost
purse containing $25 and two keys to
safety deposit boxes in the First ma
tional bank. William Mccarthy Of 31S
Telegraph avenue was relieved of a
purse in which was $780,
X. Yamachita, a Japanese living at
sos Eighth street, reported that his
purse. containing So and a nnemoran-
dun book, was lifted from his pocket
Mrs. T. w. Patmon of Alameda re-
ported the theft of a purse containing
$10.15 this morning.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-13
FILES ANSWER TO SUIT
FOR DAMAGES BY CASHIER
Former Cafe Manager Explains
Why He Had Man Arrested

OAKLAND, April 12.-WilIiam H.
Brown, former manager of the Forum
cafe, has filed answer in the superior
court to William F. Kane's suit for
SIS, 900 damages for alleged false i'm
prisonment and malicious prosecution
Kane was arrested and charged with
the embezzlement of s417.l0 while act
ing as cashier.
He was Observation-Disclosures after
an exporting of the books had shown
the impossibility of proving the charge
Kane then sued for damages.
Brown claimed that the action had
been taken against Kane after a par
tial report by an accountant consulta-
tion with Attorney r. NJ. Walsh and
with the city prosecuting attorney. He
denied that he had acted with malicious
intent or upon other than legal advice
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-13
SAN FRANCISCO WANTS
TO SECURE CONVENTIONS
Effort to Bring the Life Under
writer's Here in 1912
[Speciol Dispoich 10 The Call

Los ANGELES, April 12.-Delegates
from Los Angeles to the National AS
sociation of Life Underwriters, which
meets In convention at Louisville, KY,
In September, will aid San Francisco
delegates in bringing the 1912 conven-
tion to that city. President c. s. Mont
gomery of the local association an
nounced today that the Los Angeles
delegation will do all in It's power to
bring the 1912 convention to San
Francisco in recognition of the aid ex-
tended Los Angeles by San Francisco
entertaining the visitors at the last
meeting here
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-13
BOYS COUGHING SAVES
THREE LIVES FROM FIRE
Second Attempt Made to Burn
Sacramento Home
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

lOfS~'Ni A(tSPuteH ~ Hc NNHJ
SACRAMENTO, April 12.-At least
three lives and several thousand dol
lars worth of property were saved in
an early morning fire today because lit
tie Johnnie Townsend had the whoop-
ing cough. The smoke irritated the
sensitive throat of the lad, causing him
TO cough violently and awakening his
mother and father just in time to per
NIT them to make their escape from
their burning home in night robes.
The building is owned by DR.. r. Wah
Hing, a Chinese physician
Fire Chief Guthrie and the detectives
today announced that the fire was the
work of an incendiary. The first at
tempt to burn the place was made last
Thursday, when rug in the hall was
set afire. On this occasion also did
Johnnie Townsend's coughing give the
alarm.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-13
JOHN r. FOUGA SERIOUSLY
ILL IN ALAMEDA HOME
Was for Score of Years Clerk in
United States Court Here

ALAMEDA, April 12.-John F.
Fouga, for 20 years and upward a
clerk in the United States district
court in san Francisco. is i'll from an
acute attack Of congestion of the brain,
brought on by overwork. lie is at
his residence 1908 Alameda avenue.
and is under the care of DIR. +. w
d Evelyn. Fouga was taken i'll Satur-
day and was ordered to bed. AT the
residence tonight il was said that he
was in need Of q long rest. His condi-
lion was such that the family. while
disturbed We're hopeful that a COM
plete withdrawal from his business
would restore Fouga to health.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-13
THREE MEN DUEL IN
STREET: ONE BADLY HURT
SabataIo Tuccio Wounded in
Side by Bullet

SabataIo Tuccio, a plasterer who
lives at 1922 Kearny street. was taken
10 the central emergency hospital last
night suffering from a bullet wound
In the side Tuccio. who is seriously,
hurt. says the wound was inflicted by
q stray bullet whose source he oid
not know, but Special Policeman o.
H. Bove SAYS he heard shots in the
vicinity of Green street and Grant ave-
nue. and upon going TO that corner
saw Tuccio behind q lamp post firing
from a revolver at two others, who
afterward escaped.
Boye believes the duel was the re-
suit of an Italian feud.
Tuccio claims TO have been coming
home from a meeting and TO have been
hit by q stray shot when he reached
Green street and Grant avenue at $3.50
.. m.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-13
Charged With Gambling

BERKELEY. April 12.-Samuel S.
Abrams, a senior in the college of en-
gineering. and Leo Click, a junior in
the same college, were arrested today
Tor conducting a poker game at 242s
Bancroft way Friday night, when six
students were taken into custody.
The police declare that they will
make examples Of the men arrested. as
gambling has been too frequent. The
students retained counsel.
The other men arrested were: Frank
Mc5nnis, Alfred Merritt, Arthur and
James stable Richard Willis and
Harold Martin The cases viii come
before Justice Edgar tomorrow morn
ing.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-13
TO BE NEW PRESIDENT
OF MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
E. A. Young Will Be Elected
Head of Oakland Organization

OAKLAND. April 12.-E. A. Young,
who is now vice president of the Mer-
chants exchange, is slated to be elected
president of that organization at the
annual election tomorrow night
He will succeed Herman n. Gard.
The new board of directors will be
composed Of the following: George w.
Arper, r. NJ. Briare, d. c. Brown. III. G.
Coward, d. Crowley, J. C. Downey. l.
II. Dawson, +. G. Eiber, Herman Gard.
Theodore Gier. w. V. Harrington. w. p.
Hook. A. Jonas. c. P. Kertell, George
Z. Loher John Mitchell, Z. f. Muller,
X. Robertson, A. III. Schleuter, Fred
Sinclair, A. @. Taft. H. G. williams. j.
J. White, Wilber Walker, E. A. Young.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-13
LATE SHIPPING NEWS
SAILED

Monday, April r.
Stmr Cascade. Ludlow. Astorin.
Stmr Saginaw, Christensen. Wilapa.
DOMESTIC PORT
SEATILE-Sailed April H. 9:30 p m.-Stmr
Jefferson, for Skagway.
Arrived April l5--Stmr Rainier. hence April
s; stmr President, hence April 10.
ISLAND. PORT
: H0NoLUI.U-s Sailed April 1o--stmr virginian.
for Saiina Cruz.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-13
LUMBERMAN'S CREDITORS
CLAM0R FOR SETTLEMENT
Attempt to Force William Dean
Into Involuntary 1ankruptcY

PALO ALTO. April 1.-THE creditors
OF William Dean. well known lumber
mill proprietor OF this city. are en-
deaVOring to force him into involuntary
bankruptcy and have filed the neces-
sarv petition with Milton J. Greene
referee in bankruptcy. The creditors
place Deans liabilities at $4,000 and
assets at $1,000. The mill merchant
himself dec.ares that he has sufficient
assets TO meet all liabilities.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-13

PUPILS WORK EXHIBITED - Oakland
April 12--The handiwork OF pupils In the
manual training courses OF the public schools
Is on exhibition in the gymnasium OF the Oak
land high school. where 1t will be onen to
the public until tomorrow evening The col
lection Is to be sent 10 Seattle as an ex-
blbt in the Alaska-Pacific- Yukon exposition
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-13

KILLED BY HIS FRIEND-Chicago., April -.
Joseph Hecks. a for 20 years at the
home of II. Hesterman, was shot to death early
later committed suicide. The men, who were
the best Of friends, had beeu playing cards and
quarrel arose.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-13
coNTFMpr. HrAprrn pnenpn,rrn

CONTEMPT HEARING POSTPONED The
contempt proceedings against Charles Schu, an
Alameda county deputy sheriff. who spoke TO w
II. Doud juror in the murder trial OF Joseph
Gardner charged with killing Joseph Cardoza
States circuit court until Wednesday. The post,
ponement of the matter asked for BY United
States Attorney Robert 7. DevlIn, who preferred
closed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-13

ITALY BOUGHT MUCH ToBACco-washine
ton, April 12--The diplomatic correspondence OF
the state department in 1906, made public today
shows that the italian government was buying
yearly in Kentucky and Tennessee about 81 Oo0-
600 pounds Of tobacco for the needs Of the to-
baeco monopoly.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-13

DIPLOMATIC CHANGEs-washinrton. An-,,
1T. ST. John Gaffney. now consul AT Dres
den, Is to be appointed minister to Portugal ana
Charles Page Bryan. minister to Portugal In IN
be made minister to Belgium. These diplomatie
changes. It Is said. are to be ANNOUNCED soon
from the White House.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-13
SHOOTS FAMILY

SHOOTS FAMILY AND HINsELF--Marvs
vile. Kan. April f2.-John Wilson. q re-
tired farmer OF Marysville. shot and killed
his wife. wounded his IL year old stepdaughter
set nre 10 the house and then committed sui
eide. shooting himself in the head earIv fo5sv
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-13
DRAGGED 70 pE

DRAGGED 70 DEATH-San Luis Obispo.
April 12.- John Cognetti, a young man 81
years OF age. was thrown from horse on
ranch near here today and killed. He was caught
IN rope and dragged to death.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-13
SUSPECTED OF SMUGGLING cH1Nrsr

SUSPECTED OF SMUGGLING CHINEsE-
Merida. Yucatan. April 12--Imuaigratfon in
spectors from the United States, under the al
rection OF A. c. Chell. in this section 9afh
ering- information concerning sloops that fire.
quently put out from points along the coast win
Chinese board The belief is that the aliens
transferred 10 seagoing vessels to be landed
later at Texas ports.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-13

JAY GOULD BUILDING AIRsHIP-Ne
York. April l2--Jay Gould, son of George Gould,
and several other students of Columbia univer-'
sity are constructing an aeroplane which will be
ready fora trial during the next two weeks
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-13
DR.. CHESTER ROWELL is
ELECTED FRESNO'S MAYOR
Vote on Liquor Close, "Drys'
Claiming Victory

FRESNO, April I2.-The most excit-
ing city election in the history of
Fresno resulted in the overwhelming
election Of DR.. Chester Rowell mayor.
In a four cornered fight he leads the
field by nearly 500 votes.
The vote on the saloon ordinance is
very. close Complete returns from nine
precincts give wet 246 ma jority, but
three large residence precincts are
still TO be heard from.
The vote in these is strong for dry
and 81 midnight politicians claim the
town viii 20 dry by 100 to $50. Irving
Bristol, leader Of the anti-saloon
league. claims dry by $50.
The entire good government league
ticket for councilmen has apparently
lorn elected
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-13
Santa Cruz Goes WET

SANTA CRUZ. April 12.-The anti
saloon leaguers went down to defeat
in today's city election, the ''wets"
winning by a majority of to 1. The
vote was the largest ever cast at q
city election. the total being close n
the 5000 mark. Incomplete returns =
dicate- that the following ticket has
been elected:
Mayor. DR.. T. W. Druilard: city at
torney. Hugh r. Osborn; city clerk 7
J. Wright; city treasurer, F. w. Lucas
superintendent OF streets. r. Greenfield:
chief of police. Hugh Dougherty.
Councilmen - First ward w p
Springer; second ward, II. f. Ander-
son: third ward, +. r. Howe; fourth
ward. ". Miller; fifth ward, Frank X
Roberts; sixth ward, J. A. Pilkington:
The result means that Santa Cruz
will be a wet town for at least two
Years to come.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-13

that is proof enough that the kidneys
need attention.
Doan's Kidney Pills have given
strong. sound backs to thousands. rhis
remedy cures backache and urinary
troubles by removing the cause by cur
ing the kidneys.
Seventy-five years ago Doan's Kid
Hey Pills were curing kidney troubl4s
in settlement OF Quaker farmers
Now the remedy is used in all the civ
iiized world 1t is praised abroad in
many tongues 1t is recommended at
home by people you know.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-13
SAN FRANCISCO TESTIMONY

Mrs Paul Rohmcr. 1S2 Clipper Street.
san Franeisco. Cal. says: AS the re-
suit OF disordered kidneys. my back
ootnered me great deal and II was
o1ten hard for me to get around.
Headaches and dizzy spells were fre-
auent and 1 was very anxious to ana
relief Reading about Doan's Liver
Pills. I was led to procure a box and
give them a trial They soon relieved
me and improved my condition in everv
way take pleasure In endorsing this
splendid remedy
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-13

staeyw Gibbs Tor councilman. Berkeley
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1909-07-09
TO HAVE MUNICIPAL COURT.
County Board in Session Last Thursday
Provides for it.

AIOVioCo iOt ~.
The county board met Thurs
day, all members being present
but supervisors Black and Whit
man.
Architect F. D. Orth was pre-
sent and inspected the work
done npon the court house, and
the building committee made the
necessary payments to contrac
tor Farley.
A resolution was adopted es-
tablishing a municipal court for
Forest county and recommend
ing the appointment of attorney
S. A. Corning as Judge Of said
court, until his successor can be
elected next spring. The salary
will be $500 per year with fess -
Forest Republican.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1909-07-09
Nine Saloon Licenses Granted.

The following saloon licenses
have been issued by the town
board for the ensuing year: Kate
Fitzpatrick at the Grand Plank
hotel, in place of G. M. White,
j. B. Enders, A. t. Huettl, Ben
Slowe, T. f. Moore at hotel AL
fred, J. B. Mallow, Joe Gerl and
M. A. Belts. Phil Mielke was
granted license for the village
Of Carter.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1909-07-09
Forest County Bar Association.

The Forest County Bar asso-
citation was organized at Gran
don last week by the attorneys
in the county. The officers and
members are Samuel Shaw, pres.
ident, @. Ell. Dawson, vice-pres-
ident, w. A. Westcott, secre-
tary, J. A. Walsh, S. A. Corn
ing and A. E. Germer.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1909-07-09
No Trace of Marinus Nelson.

The police of Green Bay, Mil
waukee and Chicago have been
unable to find any trace Of Mari
nus Nelson, walking boss for
h o Jones Lumber company,
who disappeared from his home
here on Jupe 10th.
Mr.. Nelson is about 32 years
of age, 5ft 10 inches tall and
weighs 205 pounds. He has
blue eyes and light hair.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1909-07-09
w. & N. HERE IN 1911.

No Work for Crandon. Shawano Base
of Operations.
From Oshkosh comes an au-
thoritive report that the Wiscon-
sin & Northern people have been
able to borrow sufficient funds,
q million and half dollars, to
construct the line from here TO
Menasha, the work TO be compile
ted by 1911. No work will be
done from this end of the line, all
to be done from Sha-
wano northward to Crandon-
Forest Republican.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1909-07-09

For Sale Websters lnterna-
tional Dictionary, new, sheep
cover, patent index, supplement.
Enquire at this Office.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1909-07-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Wednesday.
Joe Checota of Laona was in
town Wedn esday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Monette
returned from Green Bay We'd
nesday.
Ralph Douyette OF Goodman,
formerly of Wabeno, was here
Wednesday.
Chas. Feldt and family return
ed Wednesday from W 9 K .
visit at Green Bay.
Mrs Bert Goodchild left this
week for Menominee, Mich to
remain several weeks.
Mrs. A. G. Russell returned
Wednesday from her visit with
relatives at Menominee, Mich.
Geo. Hoffman came up from
Shawano Tuesday and is employ
ed by the Jones Lumber com
pany.
John Goodchild, who has been
visiting his sons Bert and Ray,
returned to Iron Belt, last Sat-
urday.
- Mrs. Henry Livingston return
ed home Wednesday from an ex-
tended visit with her folks at
Stratford.
f "A civil service examination for
she position of postmaster of
Lakewood will be heil at Noun
tain July 31st.
Geo. Marsh, Bert Goodchild
and Clarence Phillips went to
Newald Wednesday where they
will be employed in the shingle
mill a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Volk and daugh-
ter Of Baraboo came up Saturday
for short visit with their daugh-
ter and sister, Mrs August Neu-
man, west Of town.
The town board of review will
be in session again Monday July
18th. If you are dissatisfied
with your assessment now is the
time to register kick and not
wait till tax paying time.
The Misses Frances and NATL
da Steinbrecher came up Tues
day on a visit with their brother
and sister-in-law, station agent
and Mrs steinbrecher.
* Leona Breed, who has been
the guest of the Edward Grim
mer and VIM. Dodge families,
left Wednesday on short camp
ing trip near Appleton.
Chas. 4 .yerdahl has purchas-
ed the Carl Jacob residence from
the Consolidated Farm company
of Marshfeld. Mr.. Heyerdahl
moved in with his family last
week
Shirley Switzer, book- k-keeper
for the Jones Lumber companXs
went dowl to Clintonville SatuTl
day to help his home town Geld
brate the 4th. He returned to
Wabeno Tuesday.
Wenzel Hue;tl has completed
the addition to his residence op-
posite the hospital and now has
a very neat an d comfortable
home. He is having the house
painted by O. d. Halsted.
n w. and AL Johnson and e.
Hemenway left Tuesday to build
an extension to the telephone
line from Mountain oul into the
farming country. A two and
half mile extension will also be
built out from Breed. Some re-
pair work to the main line viii
also be made.
A 35 -calioer Remington rifle
has been received at the Leslie
Boyd hardware store which was
ordered especially for Charlie
Ross of Cavour, o former United
States marshal. Mr.. Ross is I
fancier of weapons and the new
gun is one of the best of a stocl
of twenty or more which hs
maintains at his ranch at Cavour
The metal parts are engraved
Il /.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1909-07-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

JUG oliDC0a SSAASA D1SSe Va = 80
at Marinette.
Ernest Martin was up from
Carter Saturday.
Rev. Loerke Of Laona was q
caller in town Saturday.
Frank Miesen took in the cele
bration at Fond du Lac.
Claude Bennett and wife re.
turned from Fond du Lac Tues.
day.
Ed. Gerl came up from Lee
man Friday to spend the 4th a,
home.
w. p. Hit and Frank Chase
transacted business a t Laona
Friday.
Mrs. Barney Newcomb Of
Townsend was a caller in town
Saturday.
Beatrice and Orphia Marsh
returned Saturday from a visit
at Newald.
Miss Lusetta Meyer returned
Saturday from visit at her
home at Cecil.
Abbie Farr returned II Q M
MenGminee, Mich, with h $
bride Tuesday
r. foe Wenzel and family passed
the 4th with relatives at Scherry,
near Marshfeid.
| Mrs. M. j. Dickinson a n q
children " ent TO Oconto Wednes-
day on a weeks visit.
Carl Jacob and family moved
last week upon their farm near
Konz. Taylor county.
Register of deeds Andrew Oct
finger was a business caller in
town Saturday morning.
Miss Daisy Lawrence returned
to Dubuque, Iowa Friday after
snendinp a short time with her
folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbie F'arr have
gone to house keeping in one OF
the Mallow residences north OF
the track.
Mrs. A. G.. Russell went to
Menominee, Mich, Saturday on
visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Joe Mcclure.
Percy LaChance, tonsorial ar
tist at the Eagle shop, left Mon
day on weeks visit atMarinetue
and Green Bay.
Claude Bennett and wife went
to Fond du Lac Saturday to Wis.
| it relatives and take in the big
celebration at that place.
Mrs. A. u. Strohm of Noun
tain came up Saturday on a visit
| with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Goldy, north of town.
| Chairman A. J. Tipler return
ed Friday from Crandon where
! he had been to attend a speciaI
meeting of the county board.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Checots
went to Laona Saturday to cele
brate Independence day with
their son, Joe Checota and fami
ly.
i Albert a n d Adolph Rusch
Wendell Krohn, Louis Mallov
and Joe Panosh, members of th'
i Wabeno band, played at Laon;
4 Monday.
Martin Bonger, engineer OF
the Blackwell run, and famil,
have moved into the Frank Ash
beck residence recently pHrchas
ed by j. b. Mallow.
Surveyor N. FL. Smith an'
son Owen went to Clintonvill
Friday to celebrate the 4th a
home, returning here Tuesday t
finish some work,
Edmund Moore, son of MI
and Mrs. j. Fl Moore. who is al
tending college at Nh. Calvary
. came home for the summer vaca
tion last week.
". H John and family were i
! the village this week on thei
way t o Clintonville from S
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1909-07-09
LADIES SHIRTWAISTS.

We have all sizes in ladies en-
broidered shirt waists from 81 to A
in values from $1.OO to $500.
Call and make selections before all
the desirable patterns are gone.