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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-08
CITY IN BRIEF.
Cabs all night. Phones 15s.

A display OF early fall hats at Rob
ertson's on Friday.
Pencils. Ink and tablets at Amell's
grocery, Seventh street.
Is your title good? See the Pan
handle Abstract company.
Ye Style, Shop will have a display
of early fall hats on Friday.
Five thousand secondhand sacks
at bargain at the Golden Rule.
For Sale--oliver typewriter; new;
bargain; terms. Dr. Youngberg.
You can trace most complaints
about dull business to dull advertis.
Ing,
Buy your peaches and fruit at the
commission house, 316 Occur d'Alene
street.
l.. l.. Ackley, OF Spokane, was In
the city last evening visiting his
brother and family.
An early showing OF all that is new
In millinery can be seen Friday at Ye
style shop.
Call 2Os and the Merchants Trans
fer company wagon will be at your
door Immediately.
+, w. Heldelback has returned
from ten days vacation trip to
Seattle and Victoria.
You can save money by getting my
prices on furnaces. G. Perrault, $40
Lakeside. Bell phone 1877 Black.
9. A. overtou leaves today for Col.
fax, Wash. where he has good POI
aition with timers establishment.
Mrs. A. MoGlaunln and Mrs. E. T
stivers, Of Spokane. are spending the
day at the home of Mrs. A. L.
Neyers.
81 Lake's guild will meet at the
reetory tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O
sharp. The officers wish all members
to be present
Dance and supper In Red hall at
Lacrosse Saturday evening, DAN
cling begins at 8 o'clock. All are cor
daily invited.
Nine. Rhea. chlropodlst. corna, bun
Ions and lngrowlng toenails removed
without pain. No charge Is made
without satisfaction is given,
Nine. Rhea. the halrdresser, scalp
specialist. dermatologist and ehlropo-
dat. Is located at aOS North Fourth
street. not at the Elite hotel.
Thoroughly dry 16-ineh ar and
tamaraek slab wood delivered. For
sale cheap. Blackwell Lumber con-
pany. Bell phone 80. Interstate 4.
You can save 80 per cent on your
fuel blu by installing a Floral Cts
furnace. Come and look them over
G. POrrault $40 Lakeside. Bell phon,
1877 Black.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Nor
wegian Lutheran church win NEE
Thursday afternoon at o'clock a
the residence OF Mrs. /. Anderson
SIS 81. Marles street.
Friday, September 10, specia
clearing sale Of embroidery. edglns
Insertions and alloyera at the Foursl
Street Fair. Just one-half on trou
selling prices. Nothing reserved
Sale on all day.
The baseball team returned to ii
city last night from standpoint. wher
they played three games and wo
one out OF the number. The on
yesterday stood a to 4 In favor Q
the Occur d'Alene players, and Il wa
4 walkaWay from start to fhish.
Grandma FarnswortA. OF spokAn,
who has been visiting Mrs. Mary A
Justice. st3 Garden street. duIin
conference. returned home this morn
ing. Mrs. Farnsworth Is 50 year
old and she made the trip from spo
kane alone aud says she enjoyed
all Of the way,
In calling over the phone yesser
day afternoon for the name OF IN
manager of the new store Just pav
chased by Mr. Hill sallasks. the re
porter misunderstood the name
which should have read SIR. Ma.
rrauring, and we are glad to max
the correction.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-08

FOR Rents rooms furnished
housekeeping. S12 N 10th street.
FOR RENT-Two large front room
furnished, all modern. May block, 81
man street.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

LoST-A small solid gold watch, pll
II Jewel, little diamond In front. AmplS
Palm saloon.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-08
WIN Pay All just Claims.

we are going to pay the legiti-
mate claims arising out of that awful
disaster of July 81 to the last cent Of
our resources, but we want this
money to so to the persons Justly en-
titled thereto. the injured persons,
and the relatives of those who were
killed"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-08
COMING EVENTS

October S-15-cathoiic ladies' bazaar.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-08
WILL SETTLE OUT OF COURTS
CONTINUED from page l.,

commission of Washington and our
own books will show.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

Leave O; absence for three DAYS is granted Ma.
WILLIAM A. MILLER. L. S. A. retired. re-
crliting officer.
Capt. WILLIAM T. JOHNSTON. Fifteeath Cav
airy. IS relieved from further duty in the De-
partmcnt q the Lakes and viii then proceed 70
JOIN his troop.
Capt WILLIAM s. GUIGNARD. Second Fed
ARTILLERY. wiz proceed 70 Governors Island and
rport for duty pertaining 20 The maneu'ers 70
be held in Massachusetts.
Capt HAIRY Ia T. CANESAUGH. TeDth Cav
airy. recruiting officer. Is relieved from tempo
raD duty az Fort Slo.Tim y Y and viii
pruceed 10 Fort Logan Colo. FOR duty.
Firs. Licut WILLIAM b. WALLACE. Twentieth
Infantry viii proceed % Camp Peuy and re-
port TO Lieut. Col ROBERT X. EVANS not
later than August %. with view 70 entering
national individual match.
Second Lieut.. EDWARD Il. TEAI.L. Twen1y-stxth
InfautU viii assume charge q construction
work AZ Fort Brady. Mich relieving First Lieut.
ARTHUR W. BROWN. Twenty seventh In
fantu.
The following named officers win proceed 70 Coz
errors Island not later than August 70 for duty
pertaining 20 this man0Ivers 20 be held IN Mas
sachus It's:
Capt REYNOLDS J. BURT. Ninth Infantry
First Lieut.. GEORGE c. MARSHALL. f..
Twenty-fo,Tth Infantry.
The leave a absence granted Capt JOHN N
DUNN. Coast ARTILLERY Corps. Is extended three
Capt DANA W KUBURN Tweuty-Hir In
fantry. viii assume charge Of construction work
at Fort WAYNE. Mich. relieving First Lieut.
JESSE VI. HOLMES. Twenty seFenth Infantry
Capt GEORGE =. CONNOLLY. Coast ARTILLERY
CorTs. is transferred from the Fortyfourth
company 10 the sizty-fourth COMPANY
Col GEORGE RUHLEN. assistant Quartermaster
general. VIII visit Chicago. Tor the purDose q
Inspecting the Office q the chief quafternaster-
Leave Of absence for ten DAYS is granted Col
GEORGE RUHLEN. assistant ouarteTnasteF
general.
Paragraph T. SPECIAL orders. No T4. IS amended
50 as 10 direct the folOwinE-nam officers 20
report % the commanding general, department
Of the East at Governors Island al such time
as may be deemed necessary instead q not later
than August 5
Brig. Gen. TASKER II. BLISS. general star.
Mai EBEN SWIFT. general stan.
MAI GUY CARLETON Fourth Cavalry.
Mai HENRY D. TODD. IT.. general star
Capt FRANCIS +. LACEY. Jr. FBt Infantry.
CAPT FOX CONNER. general staff.
Capt WILLIAM d. CONNOR, CorTs q EnSi-
neery.
Capt SHERWOOD A, CHENEY. general gtah-
The following changes in the assignments q OF
Gers Of the Coas; Artillery Corps are ordered:
Fint Lieut.. LUCIAN d. BOOTH. transferred
from 10th company 10 the F1f,y-felrth CON-
pany.
First Lieut. WILLIAM T. CARPENTER, relieved
from Fiftyfourth company and placed on the
unassigned list. He win report 70 the CON-
handing officer. artillery district a Manila Bay.
First Lieut HALYOR G. COULTER. relieved
from The E.shty-sccouG company and is al
tachcd 20 the Thirty-hf,h company
First Le,;t. JOHN G. DONOVAN. relieved from
Fiftyfourth company.
The leave q absence granted First Lieut. THOM-
AS ". HOLLYDAY. Third Field Artillery Is
extended ten days
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04
DIR. BUFFERS FUNERAL TODAY
Services VIII Be Held Rt Luther
Place Memorial Church.

=
The funeral OF Rev Dr.. John George
Butler. late pastor Of Luther MemoriR
Church. will he held from the church
this afternoon at o'clock
The body OF the dead divine viii be
taken from his home in Eleventh street
northwest early this afternoon, and viii
lie in state in the church from 2 o'clock
until
The funeral services VIII be conducted
by Rev. ]. Luther Frantz. OF St Mark $
Church. and Rev DR.. John Weidley. o.
the Church Of the Reformation. Brief
eulogies will be pronounced by Rev. DR..
d. Frank Garland. Of Dayton, Ohio; Rev.
DIT. F. P Hennighausen. Of Baltimore.
representing the Lutheran denomination.
and Rev. DIT. John Chester, representing
the ministry OF Washington.
The interment will be IN Oak Hill Gem
etery and viii be private
The palIbearers will be as follows: Hon
orary, George Ryneal. IT.; elder emeritus.
Charles Shepard; W. J. ShOwalter. rep
resenung the church council; W. II.
Finckel, Senator KnUte Nelson. o. B.
Brown, A. f. Fox, and Capt. Alexander
Scott; active bearers. l. F. Randolph,
Dr.. J. W. Graham. II. L. Fries. repre-
senting the church council: G. ". Cal
lahsn, J. c. Cromwell, NJ. F. Swartzell.
Milton Woodwork. and Il ". Reed
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04
RETAIL CLERKS HELD OUTING
Eleventh Annual Excursion Given
at Marshall Hall.
Record breaking Crowd Attended,
and All Enjoyed n Days
Recreation.

The eleventh annual excursion OF the
Retail Clerks Association. No 262. was
held yesterday at Marshall Hall. A rec
ord-brealdng crowd attended. and the
carrying capacity Of the steamer Charles
Manchester was taxed to the utmost.
From the time that the first boat left
the Seventh street wharf at 10 O'Clock
until the last tired "clerker" went on
shore after the return trip in the even
ing. everybody generally and thoroughly
enjoyed themselves. II was a gala day
at the river resort for the members OF
the association, and the various amuse-
ments ran full blast.
No special athletic programme was ar
ranged, but all manner OF games were
played, and as one enthusiastic ex-
curslonist said 1T was lively enough
without any Marathon stunts" The most
popular diversion was the dancing at the
pavilion. and OF this enticing pastime
no one seemed to tire.
The band, which was led by Prof.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04
MANY FAIL TO PASS.
Only Thirty-tvvo Eligible on List 70
the Marine Corps.

OmlY OA AAAoA ADA
the Marine Corps.
Only thirty-two out OF sixty-one candi-
dates for commissions IN the Marine
Corps have passed the examinations,
which have been conducted by a special
examining board at the Marine Barracks,
in Washington. since July Il.
or the twenty-nine who failed. eighteen
passed mentally, but were deficient Physi-
cally. About seven failed mentally. and
the remaining four failed on the last or
professional examinations.
The list was completed yesterday, and
forwarded 20 Acting Secretary OF the
Navy Winthrop by Lieut.. Col HRines,
acting commandant Of the Marine Corps.
Since the standard OF qualification for
second Heutenants in the Marine Corps
has been raised. It Is doubtful If all OF
the thirty-two men win be approved by
Mr. Winthrop.
The number OF eligibles VIII not mi up
the big list OF vacancies created in tho
Marine Corps by the new personnel law.
Another examination viii probably be
held next fan.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04
Annual August Sale of
FurS and Fur Garments.
/ to J Less Than Regular Prices.

TT HE luxury and elegance of Furs we'll forth in this August
Saehe richest and most beautiful showing have ever
assembled Great exercised the selection of this
superb stock absolute frankne dictates the selling policy
Every Garment Necpce and Muff made up in
styles special order Nothing better will be
later and for the garments garments of equal style and value
will have pay from one-fouh onehaf
opens.
You readily see the advantage buying now You run No
risk the quality and style and in addition will
and insure them until October later free OF charge
Included Black Lynx Eastern and Natural Mink Caracal
Beasom and Electric Seal Pointed Isabella and Sable Fox Emne
Skunk Natural and Blue Wolf Natural and Brown Coney Opossum
Sable Squren fact all the fashionable Fu represented
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04
Continuation of August Sale
Bed Blankets.
Manufactures Seconds

THIS August Sale is annual with regularly
with the seasonand is welcomed by housekeePers newly
RED people, propretOrs of hotels and boarding houses
parents who have boys or girls going away school.
is sale Of fine, fluffy Wool Blankets, practically perfect
average saving of quarter a third regular prices
These Blankets known the trade seconds is they
absolutely perfect and the high standard
fauer This lot from of the leading
East and the mpeeons slight and less noticeable than
We offer them quarter third less than they would
you if they strictly perfect.
IO-$Iz5 $500 Sass $3.50 $275 $500 $500 and $500 pair
Regular prices S225 to S675.
II4-S175, $500 $3.50 $3.50 $500, $575 and $500 pair
Regular prices, $3.50 to $1,000
I24-S5.5o and 5000 pair Regular prices 800 to $500
Crib szeS225 and $75 pair. Regular prices $500 $500
425-S2oo and $3.50 pair Regular prices $25o and S35
floor enthr
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04
WOODWARD s. Lothrop.

Shroeder. played all day especially for
ule CLERKS. and the musical programme
was Of unusual merit. Both dinner and
supper was served on tables under the
shade trees
Frank Manning. president OF the Retail
Clerks Association. who has lust re-
turned from the national convention in
Louisville, Ky. was the chairman Of the
committee in charge. which consisted Of
c. D. Seals, vice chairman; L. ]. Pol
lock, secretary; J. Boyle H. O. Bru-
baker, J. S. Bouog. A. E. Maddox. Ar
thur Caulheld. J. A. Riley. and ]. s.
Reed. One OF the most active workers
in making the excursion a success was
Mrs. L. ]. Pollock, wife OF the commit
teeman.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04
Bids for Printing Post Cards.

Only three bidders have submitted their
proposals 10 Postmaster General Hitch
cock for the immense contract OF print
ing and supplying the Post-oflce Depart
ment with 1900, 100000 United States pos
tai cards during the next four years,
beginning January l next. The following
companies submitted samples and vary
ing prices: West Virginia Pulp and Pa
per Company, Universal Supply Company.
Of New York, and the Government Print
ing Office. e Washington.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04
Naval Orders,

The following orders have been issued:
Lieut., Commander y. Z. DISMURES. detached
Naval Academy % Tennessee as executive Of
fccr.
lieut. Commander r. H. LEIGH. to Washington
as executive c.iccr
Lieut. Commander a. NJ. COOK. detached Cali
fornia 20 home
Lieut.. Commander c F. HUGHES detached
Washington 20 houe.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04
CARTER FUNERAL TODAY.
Rev. George f. Dudley VIII Conduct
Services at Victoria Apartments.

The funeral Of Charles NJ. Carter. writer
and scientist, win be held from his apart-
ments I'm the Victoria. Fourteenth and
Clifton streets. this afternoon at . o'clock
The officiating clergyman will be Rev.
George F. Dudley, rector OF st. Stephen
Episcopal Church.
Mr.. Carter was not only prominent as a
novelist. but was also deeply interested IN
scientific research. He was the COLA
borator Of the late Prof Warning. OF
New York, who was commissioned by the
government to improve sanitary con-
diuons in Cuba. and who sacrificed his
life on the island when he contracted
yellow fever.
Mr.. Carter was for many years a prom
inent attorney in Washington. He Is sur
vived by wife and one son, Charles T.
Carter, OF this city.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04
-onnnnaer A II RnBFRTsON- 49,

lieut. Commander A. n kpBEhIsON. detached
Tennessee 20 home.
Lieut. A. Z WATSON. detached Tennessee. sick
leave aud % Naval Hospital. BTpnert0n. Wash.
lieut. ". G. Assessor. dctachsd Naval Acad-
emv 20 South Dakota as navigating Cficer
lieut.. c. T. OWENS. detached Naval Academy 70
West Virginia as ordnauce officer.
Lieut.. D. f. THELEEN. 70 Washington as uavi-
eating officer.
Lieut.. W. y. LEAHY. detached Naval Academy 70
California as navigating oflcer
Lieut. A r. GRAHAM. detached Naval Academy
10 Tennessee as senior engineer officer.
Llrrt- G. L SMITH. 20 navy yard. Washington
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04

tained last Saturday at Manchester-in-
the-Mountains, Vt. at a reception in the
afternoon by Mrs. John J. Gunther. or
New York, and at a dinner party IN the
evening by Mrs. Robert NJ. Janney, OF
Philadelphia. Ambassador Francis ar
rived at Carlsbad this week on an au-
tomobile tour with friends.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04
In THE SOCIAL WORLD
Miss Helen Taft Spends Much
Time Motoring.
DYKEs-CUNNINGHAM WEDDING

Representative and Mrs. Anthony
Are Motoring to Beverly Before
Returning TO Their Kansas Home.
Mrs. Churchill Chndee Goes TO York
HnrbOr-Other Social Notes.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04

Rear Admiral and Mrs. and Miss Brad
ford are at their summer home. Nezinscot
Farm. Turner. Me. The Rev and Mrs
F. d Johnson and their children. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard BrOckway are
visiting them. Miss Bradford will soon
leave for a visit to Gen. and Mrs. Reid.
at their cottage, "Heathercrest." at East
Gloucester. She will be az PrOuts Neck
later
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04

Miss Helen Taft. who is becoming an
enthusiastic motorist. spent Monday at
Magnolia. going there and back by mo-
tor, and on her return took an auto ride
along the North Shore with her mother.
On that same day Mr.. Robert Taft played
a losing game in the open tennis tourna-
ment at the Essex Country Club.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04

Mrs. Marshall Field is spending her
summer quietly at Carlsbad. Germany
with a few intimate friends
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04

ACADEMY. ROCKVILLE. ND. FOR
boys; ideal training school: home life
individual care and instruction; fits Tor
college or life. Address ". p. MASON.
q. s. y. A. Principal zpexS
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04

DR.. and Mrs. Walter S. Harlan are
spending the late summer as usual at
Poland Springs, Ne. where Dr. Harlan
is turning his attention 70 angling. 20
the detriment OF his golf playing. Last
week he was one OF party composed Of
former Senator J. g. Foraker and Mr.
Z. J. Stellwegen. both OF this city. who
brought home IN one day record-break-
ing string OF fish. both FOR numbers and
size
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04

Mrs. T W B. DucEEan and Miss
Katherine Duchwall have gone 10 At
lantic City. They will later join Mr.
DuCkwall al Berkeley Springs. where
they will remain until late IN the fall
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04

ut. St. JuSeph's College, Baltimore, Nd.
tStaccn ID, under supervision XaTerian Brothers;
modern buildings and large grounds situated IN IrF-
ngton. Baitimcre's most beautiful suburb classical
scientific. and commercial courses. degrees cor
terredi athletic held track. and gymnasium swim.
ming pool, tennis cuurt; mind and BODY develored
together. For catalogue address BROTHER. D.
rector.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04

Mr.. Wade Chance. formerly OF this
city, now Of London arrived in America
last week from England for a short stay.
Mrs Wade Chance. who was known IN
society in New York and Washington as
Mrs Van Rensselaer, Gruger, has re-
mained in their London home. where
their success during this season has been
notable.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04
Suits at $3.50.

Former prices, $3.50 20 $1,000.
Including many imported models
in finest voiles, silk lined through
Out-many railor-made suits in
mems wear materials: also some
very fine novelty suits in broad
cloth. suitable for winter wear. call
ing. sc.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04
Suits at $500.

Former prices, $3.50 TO $3.50.
Include both spring weights and
wear.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04

Representative and Mrs Daniel Reade
Anthony, Jr.. OF Kansas. are on their
way 10 Beverly Mass. in their touring
car. Representative Philip Pitt Campbell.
also Of Kansas. is in their party They
are equipped for a long and rough jour
ney, and expect TO visit Boston and all
Of the New England towns Of importance.
They viii ship the car from New Eng
land, and return TO their Kansas homes
by rail.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04

Mrs. Albert Clifford Barney has arrived
In Bar Haroor, where she has not spent
the summer Tor many years. having leased
her cottage there 10 the Jacob Schlns
Miss Barney sailed for Paris last week.
after a short visit home and a trip
through the West
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04
Suits at $3.50.

Former prices. $3.50 TO $4,000.
suits-spring and summer styles
also many broadcloth suits. ex-
quisitelv trimmed, for fall and win
ter wear
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04

Mrs. Charles S. Francis. Of Troy. N. Y
wife Of the United States Ambassador 20
Austria-Hungary, was handsomely enter
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04
Suits at $500.

Former prices. $500 TO $500.
Including lightweight spring ma
terials and fall and winter weights.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04

Gen. George. H Harries. commander
OF the District National Guard. made a
recent trip to Fort Monroe, Va. on the
yacht Oneida. He took a party OF dis
tlnguished guests 10 Yorktown. Va. in
Guiding Secretary Of War Dickinson.
Representative Richard Wayne Parker.
Of New Jersey; Gen. Aleshire, u. s A:
Col. and Mrs. Cohin. and Mai and Mrs.
Ridgeway.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04

Mrs. William Gordon Crawford. net
owen. Of this city, who is spending the
summer abroad with her children, has
been for some time at Aix-les-B ains
Switzerland
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04

Mr. and Mrs. Charles 3. Alexander NJ
New York and Tuxedo, and their three
daughters Harriet. Janetta, and Mary
Croker Alexander. have gone on their
steam yacht Sultan on the annual cruise
Of the New York Yacht Club from New
port to Mount Desert. They Will return
to their Tuxedo cottage about the middle
OF next month. Miss Janetta Alexander
Is the intimate friend Of Miss Ethel
Roosevelt. and was a member OF Miss
Rocscvelt's house party at the time OF
her de5ut in the White House.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-07-15

Warrants, upon state treasurer. ....... Q
Widows, increasing allowance for. ..... %
Wisconsin soldiers orphans, appropria-
Wood lots, powers of town boards to ac-
quire .................. n
Witness fees of policemen, taxation Of
in cities of first class ............. 81
Weeds. commissioner Of, appointed. -. 100
Wagons, repeal of section relating to
wide tire ................. 101
Witness, testimony of deceased, when
admissible NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .107
Writ of error or appeal, dismissal of. ia
Walworth county, county court Off,. 123
Wisconsin Natl. Guard, appropriation. .133
Wcod-sawing machines regulation Of. .13s
Wisconsin National Guard, salary -. i q
Notwithstanding OF; quitch grass LES
Wisconsin Reformatory, parole OF IN
W MATES vi :. =. /. {. : :. :. : ~
Workmen safety OF, in construction OF
buildings 163
Weights and measures, false 1853
Waupun, parole of prisoners at. 1872
Writ Of habeas corpus, time and manner
OF returns ;I9c
wards, relating to guardians and. ~
Writs of error, by state in criminal cases.224
Wills, attorney fees in contests. 231
Wards, support of .236
WhitehSh collection of eggs. .263
Wisconsin drainage dist. laws. .........2 7O
Water mains, construction of ......-. Psi
Warehouse receipts. uniform. 291
Weights and measures, national confer
ehce on .Z97
Whitewater normal, appropriation for. 320
Wisconsin Industrial school for girls, ap-
preparation for 324
Wisconsin WORKSHOP for blind, appropria-
ton for .................... 800
Water powers and dams, validating in
debtedness incurred ............ 356
Wisconsin Mining Trade School, appro-
priation for ................. $50
Water works in cities, general law 367
Wittig, Hon E., appropriate money. 412
Wisconsin State tuberculosis SanitariuIn
supervision of 442
Wisconsin History Commission, appro-
priation for 445
Wisconsin State Dairymen's association,
appropriatioa-for 457
Wisconsin Supreme Court reports to be
IufnlSneu state 46y
Waterworks and electric light, cities of
Wisconsin Live Stock Association, annual
report of Observation-Disclosures. 515
Wisconsin Teachers Association, print
ing proceedings .........s.........6 88
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-07-15

University of Wisconsin, various colleges,
provision for 3
University Of Wisconsin, various depart
mentS open to both sexes. ...... {
Utilities, persons interested in not to
uOlu ONCE Observation-Disclosures. {
Utilities, public, indeterminate permit Is
Uniform, military, marine or naval wear
ing OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &c
University, appropriation for. ......3 &c
Uniform divorce law. Northumberland
Unemployed, statistics relating to. "a
University Of Wisconsin, examination of
accounts 4e
University Of Wisconsin, government, of
by board of regents. ...........5G