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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-07

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4. y. HUMPHREYS,
rs West 2nd Sotuh st.
Bell ll33. Ind. 4l3i.
HOUSE FOR YOUR RENT MONEY.
New 5-room pressed brick. strictly mod
NJ T. 9th So, cor. 5th East Cheap and
on easy terms,
.3 BLOCKS FROM CITY AND COUNTY
BUILDING.
$500 CASH. BAL, LIKE RENT.
7-rooml modern bun brick, connected
with sewer. This place must be sold
$4,000.
GROOM HOUSE. EASY. $3.50
37AXl22 IT.. Groom house, sewer paid,
cement walks, iron fence, shade trees.
etc. on easy payments.
ELEGANT STH AVE. HOME. $500
23N10 rods. new 4-room pressed brick,
modern in every way; screened porchcs.
lawn. fruit and shade trees, This is
bargain.
LOT CHEAP.
s0N125 to alley, llth South, near state,
$3.50, on terms.
ELEGANT LOT
On 9th East, loXl2o to alley. Slloo, on
terms.
VIII secure a brick store building. with
living rooms. The rent will pay the bal
anCe. Price reduced 10 S2500 IT Is a
real bargain.
A. y. HUMPHREYS.
Bell 4l3S Ind. 4l34
c55a
NEW DOUBLE HOUSE ON WEST
side rents for SIS per month: modern
throughout; sewer, cement sidewalk
Price $3.50; $500 down. balance $25 per
month. Or will trade for cast side va
can't property.
Modern 5-room cottage on northeast
bench, between two car lines faces east.
one of the bargains of the town. Price
$500; terms.
Modern broom cottage on Browning
avenue Price $3.50; $4,000 down. bal
ance SIS per month.
5-room modern brick. on car line. lawn
and trees, min. walk from City hall
One Of the finest. 2f-acre farms in
Davis county: large barn, large rock
house: best water right; 500 cherry trees.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-07

$4,000.
The corner OF Third ave-
nue. and l. street. south and
west front. lot S23x1i5 feet,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-07

sI5OO-3xS rods. on 9th East near 3rd
South, VIII make fine apartment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-07

S650o.
Corner OF lst avenue and
l. street. facing east and
north. lot S25X165 feet. room
for four large homes: best
residence district. See US
about terms.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-07-23

Dickinson Power company.
merchandise a s per bill on
Hie Zl.SZ
j. Il. Jepson, team n day for
states attorney ............ 400
]. A. Paxton, certificate as
slsAeu 4.UO
C]aud Moulton, services rem
dered Justice Bond case
glandered horses .......... 1000
Appraiser 40
A. w. Mason, appraiser ...... 40
Frank Riggs, appraiser 10000. 4.4O
w. A. Bond, justice fees, case
glandered horses .......... $50
j. A. Arbuckle, assessing Sec
ond commissioners district $4,000
F. ]. Kessel, assessing first
commissioners district ...... 4O5. 90
j.. P. Lebo, assessing third
commissioners district 10000. $685.
On motion the assessment of
M. W. Marshall vas raised as follows:
700 head on cattle three years old
and over.
100 head on COWS three years old
and over.
100 head on two year olds.
100 head on yearlings.
On motion the assessment of Ed
!osucks was raised as follows:
$4,000 on n engine.
100000 on one separator.
On motion the assessment of Char
lie Holden, Sand Creek, was reduced
as follows:
25 head on cattle two years old.
so head on cows three years old
and over
On motion the assessment of II. G.
Short was reduced as follows:
SO head on horses three years old
and over
25 head Of horses two years old.
Is head of horses one year old.
On motion elevators are equalized
at $4,000.
On motion the county treasurer
was directed to transfer $1,75O. 90
from road fund, AMI $1,750.O 90 from
bridge fund, 4j7.S3 from emergency
fund and $3O.18 from live stock fund
to the general county fund.
]. B. Stoddard:
III days services as county
commissioner .......... $4,000
100 miles travel ............ 500
$4,000
F. E. Gorham
IL days service as county
commissioner $500
Telegram "a
AZ miles travel ............ 2.40
$51.34
]. w. Follis:
10 days services as county
commissioner $500
1870 miles travel ............ $50
$61.5O
6 o'clock p. m. BOARD on motion
adjourned to meet July 9th, 1909.
]. A. McGregor,
County Auditor.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-07-23
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

Sense 10 like money-the moment
that you have the greatest need for it
you are in possession Of the minimum
amount.
People who are afraid to do as they
please don't succeed in doing as any
one else pleases.
Never having a chance is often due
to an inability to recognize a chance
when It looms on the horizon.
We have to bump up against a cold.
hard fact now and then to warm up
u reasoning powers and keep our
Judgment sound.
A deadbeat is a live individual
striving to benevolently assimilate the
surplus change Of the easy mark.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-07-23

The best thing some people can do
with themselves is to chase themselves
down to the junk dealer and take the
first offer he makes them.
Be sure your sins will find you, but
not as suddenly as the collector pre-
senting the bills for the same.
Don't be envious Of tho splendor nf
another. His now Shoes may cover an
aching corn.
One Pleasing Quality.
did you have something to cay to
me?"
"Yes. Will you marry me-"
Il like your nerve"
"Glad you do, for it is the only thing
I have"
Just Like a Man.
Flows your watch? I want to set
mine"
ut is almost human"
$50 reliable?"
Seldom tells the. truth" -
Not Available.
II wish I had a rich uncle"
II have one."
How d%elightfuly
"And he has thirteen children Of his
own"
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-07-23

The man who is
scared to death be-
fore trouble begins
sometimes fights
like a tiger when
things warm up.
Wise people look.
ing out for easy
berths don't look in
sleeping cars.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-28
TYPHOID INvADES A COLLEGE
Twenty-seven Students az Parkvllle,
Mo-, Have the olsease-Wster and
MIX Suspected

Parkyille. Missour-There are 81
cases OF typhoid fever among the
students OF Park college. the Presby-
terrain institution hare. Ten Of the
cases are regarded as dangerous.
There has been one death that OF I. j.
Wozencraft, a student from Fayeue.
vile. Ark.
The authorities OF the college are
doing everything in their power to
discover and wipe out the cause Of the
infection. A sandbar has formed In
the Missouri river Just of the point
where the intake for the towns water
works enters the stream. and 1t was
supposed that the water had become
stagnant and caused the disease. An
analysis OF water taken from the city
mains WIS received. however, from
DR.. w. II, Cross, city chemist OF Kan,
sas City. which showed the water 10
be free from typhoid germs. The
milk supply Is nov the principal OBJ
ject OF suspicion. An analysts % the
milk Is expected. The college has its
own farm and dairy herd. and all the
milk used In the college IS obtained
from this herd.
There are only two cases OF typhoid
Ia Parkville outside the college.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-28
TROUBLE FOR KANSAS FARMERS
Prof. Hunter Predicts q Plague d
chineh Bugs Next Tear-ciean
Up the Rubbish.

Lawrence. Kansas. ~ The farmer
OF Kansas are likely to have an
other period OF trouble with the chincs
bug next year according to Prof 3
J. Hunter. state cntomoiosist Prot
HHnter has been watching the IN
crease Ia the number Of chinch bugs
for the last two years.
III weather conditions next spglns
are favorable for Matching the bugs
they wiz appear IN greater numbers
than they have for years. be said
Just now. The farmers can do much e
prevent their multiplication next
spring by cleaning up rubbish plea
weed patches and the Ike
The force under Prof Hunter is
getting IN shape TO fight the bugs IL
they appear next season. but iast nov
they are passing the hghs up TO Tho
farmers.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-28
LAZY BUG lNyADEs UNIVERSITY
Medical Experts Attribute Wave Of
Poor Scholarship 70 the
Parasite.

Athens, Georgia The preva-
lence Of the ho0kworm, which certain
scientists have ascrlbed as the cause
OF laEiness among the students OF tie
University Of Georgia, Is causing the
faculty alarm, and a campaign has
been determined upon to eradicate the
parasite.
DR.. J. c. Bloomfield. president Of the
city board Of health. has been examin.
ing the students at the request OF the
faculty. and be reports that at least 30
per cent are suffering from the hook
worm. Many examined. Doctor Bloom
Geld states, are members OF wealthy
families, which, N his opinion. dis
credits the belief that the disease 10
prevalent only among the poorer
classes.
Some aflieted with the ho0kworm
are members OF the university football
team. and the physicians say the hook
worm undoubtedly IL responsible for
the poor showing the team Is making.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-28
JUSTICE PECKHAM is DEAD
WAS LAST APPoINTEE or pREst
DENT CLEVELAND ON BENCH.
He Took His Seat In 1896 and Has
Given His Time Exclusively to
the Duties.

Washington, D. G.-Rufus ". Peck
ham, justice Of the supreme court
Of the United States, died at his sum
mer home IN Altamont. Justice Peck
ham was a Democrat, and before tax
ing a seat on the bench gave consider
able attention to politics in New York
He had been on the bench, state and
federal, for &c years. He came from
the court Of appeals OF his native
state, a position which his father be-
fore him had occupied
Mr.. Peckham's FIRST Office vas that
Of district attorney Of Albany county
He was elected to that position in
1868. He afterwards became In sue
eesslon corporation counsel for the
city Of Albany, member Of the supreme
court OF the state and associate justice
Of the state court OF appeals. He was
the last OF President Cieveland's Dem.
ocratic appointees to the federal su.
preme court. chief Justice Fuller and
Justice White being the other two. He
took his seat IN January. 1896.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-28
A RIVER CONVENTION CALLED
Coz. Hadley Wants Meeting at ST
Charles, Mo, 70 Take Up Flood
Prevention,

Jefferson City. Mo.-Gov Haa,ey
has called q county food preventive
aud river improvement convention f0l
St Charles Saturday OF the present
week. when a local organization viii
be made. This win be he first OF .
series OF meetings soon 70 be held IL
every river county ia the state. These
gatherings VIII be attended BY mem
bers Of the state waterways commits
sion and food and river Improvement
experts.
The governor said that he does moi
intend that the movement for river i'm
proyement and Hood protection. launch
ed Of q state gathering at sedalia inu
month. shan end with the resolutions
that body adopted. but he with dc
everything In his power 10 see that
every river county In missouri has az
active local organization.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-28

himself in every command he held.
He vas three times brevetted for gal-
lantry and distinguished services.
Heart disease was the Of his
death.
Gen. Otis was born in Frederick
City. Nd. In 1858. While ne was yet
a baby his family moved TO Rochester.
He studied In Rochester university,
and after graduation entered the law
school at Harvard.
When the Civil war began young
Otis volunteered and was made captain
Of the One Hundred and Fortieth New
York Infantry. rose to be colonel, was
wounded at Chapel House. almost died
in a hospital. returned to the front,
was present at the fan OF Richmond
and returned to his home in 1865. a
general Of brigade He was twice
breyetted for guIlantry in action at
spottsylvania and Chapel House.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-28
is OUR FIRST DREADNAUGHT
The Delaware IN Addition TO Heavy
Displacement and Armer VIII
Have Speed Aso.

Rockland. Maine-The b~attleship
Delaware. the frst American aghting
ship OF the Dreadnought type. made
a splendid showing on her screw
siandaraizadou runs over tae meas
ured mile course in Penobscott bay
exceeding her speed requirements BY
nearly a knot ,-ae here contract
calls for a speed OF 81 knots an hour.
the Delaware attained a maximum
speed Of 21.9s knots and a mean Of
2l44.
In addition 10 their heavy displace-
ment and high speeds, the Delaware
and North Dakota are 20 per cent
stronger on the onense and defense
than any b~attleship yet constructed.
That Is to say, their broadside batter.
les can hurl % per cent more metal
than any other ship. while their vitais
are protected By heavier armor than
any vessel aioat.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-28
MISSOURI FARM INSTITUTES
THREE sERlEs or LECTURES TO
90 GIVEN M NOVEMBER,
a Few Short Courses In Extension
lasting Thrse Days In One Place
VIII Interest Farmers.

Columbia, Missouri-0oorfe y. Ellis
secretary Of the state board OF agri.
culture has announced the dates for
farmers inelitptes 10 be held IN the
next few weeks. The board VIII pro
vide a iew short courses "a extension
work lasting six days Ia one com.
munity IN order to sivo the men and
boys d better opportunity 70 get ;ho
latest Ideas IN agriculture. These dates
have not been nlled, bur the course OF
lectures will be given the first place
asking for #.
In Texas county has been held what
Is known as the banner extension
curse In the state. S. ~. Jordan. corn
expert. and A. ]. DcDowel. a Southern
Missouri dairyman. provided the lee
ture program. The meeting started
with an attendance OF 250, but az its
close $50 farmers were in attendance.
Five hundred bags Of pure bred seed
corn were distributed to boys Ia Texas
county last spring, and the corn pro
duced was exhibited at the meeting.
There has been produced enough seed
corn from these bags distributed to
the boys to plant all Of exas county
in corn next spring. institute dates
have been announced as follows:
d. II. Doane Of the United States
department Of agriculture. and x. ID.
Caldns Of Crawford county. at Con.
way, Laciede county, November s, 3;
Belle. MarieE county. November IL;
Vienna, Maries county, November IL.
Mr.. Doane and George w. Williams
Of Polk county. az Trlxton, lincoln
county, November Is. Is; Slick. Lin
coin county, November II, is: May,
wood, Lewis county. November ~;
G4-Ds, AdRir comfy, November 20.
AR. Jordan and r. Demaree OF
the Missouri College OF Agriculture. a,
Gallatin, Daviess county. November
%: Fairfax. Atchison county. Novem.
Der %. "a; Skidmore. Nodaway coun.
", November 20, 26.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-28
MACHINE FAILED TO EXPLODE
And An Assassln's Plot to Kill An
Oklahoma Prosecutor Was
Defeated.

Lawton, oklahoma-A plot TO as
s-assinate J. A. Fain. county attorney,
has been discovered and the town
IS greatly excited. only The fail.
IRE OF an internal machine TO ex.
plode saved the lfe OF r. b. swank.
deputy county attorney. who dlseov,
cred the plot.
Two weeks ago Mr.. Fain received
IN anonymous letter threatening him
With death By October Is unless DC
dismissed the liquor prosecutions he
had inaugurated. No attention was
paid 20 the letter. but that the writer
IA determined was shown when
Dir. swank opened tie door Il
Ar, Fain's ofBce and found the "a.
fernal machine II was a metallic
shell filled with dynamite. A string
connected with tho door knob was
fastened to 8 match so arranged that
when the door VAS opened the ma,
chine was expected 10 explode.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-28
3ROBE REGISTRATION -FRAuDs.
Federal Authorities Take 3 Hand IN.
the kansao City Election IN.
vostisation.

Kansas City. Mo-Louis Adams.
Inspector in charge OF the bureau Of
Immigration at Denver. came to Kan.
cas- city 10 begin an Investigation OF.
alleged registration frauds here. The
Information on which tho federal.
probe q TO be based waa Furnished by
". ~ Grimm. assistant secretary TO.
the chief Of police, gathered Ia his
Investigation two months aso. In
formation IN so cases was turned over
to A. 8. Van ValkenhuTgh. United.
States district attorney here. It was
forwarded by nim to the attorney gen
eral az Washington, who has caused
the Investigation 10 be made through
the department Of commerce and
labor.
n all the cases already perfected
are pushed 10 the fun limit Of the law
Il win mean that SO ignorant foreign
ers and probably a dozen men not Sc
ignorant ~ some Foreigners, SOME
American born--wM be sent to the
federal ~penitentiary az Leavenworth
Toe fraudulent naturalization papers
It is alleged, were secured on instruc.
tions from men higher up to allow the
foreigners TO vote before they were
legally entitled 10 do so.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-28
KANSAS CLUB WOMEN ELECT
Eight Annual Meeting Of Second Dis.
Triet Federation at Pleasanton
Completes It's Work.

Pleasanton, Kansas-The last day
OF the eighth annual meeting Of the
second District Kansas Federation
Of Wsmen's clubs was given 10 busl
ness, the election OF officers for the
ensuing year and a program. including
a general discussion Of the use OF the
natural forests. There was also a
discussion Of ciyies by the Kansas
City clubs.
The officers elected for the ensuing
year are. President. Mrs. Henson,
Paola; first vice.president. Mrs. Ram.
baugh. Fort Scott; second vice-presi.
dent, Miss Glucklie. Lacygne; secre,
tary, Miss j. W. Ham, Pleasanton;
treasurer, Mrs. Thorne. olathe; audi
tor. Mrs. Hale, Kansas City. Next
years meeting VIII be held at Olathe.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-28
SPAN OF LIFE GROWS LONGER
The Average Normal Life According
20 Scientific Authorities Should
be $50 Years.

New York. n. Y-Tho normal
span OF human life Is $50 years ae
cording 10 a remarkable study b. Prof
Irving Fisher Of Yale. which has Just
been published by the National Con
seryation commission at Washington
Prof Fisher shows that The length o.
mans existence Is steadily growing
both In this country and Europe With
the progress Of science. sanitation and
social botteTment aud declares that
the span Of 100 years viii not long ba
lmpaaalhlo 81 attainment
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-28

Washington. D. C.-The executive
council Of the Federation Of Labor has
passed q resolution authorizing tho
preparation and introduction Of legls-
iatlon Ia congress 10 establish a de-
partment OF labor as n branch OF the
government with a secretary OF cabi
net rank. The council claims that the
Interests Of labor are independent OF
any other and that the time has ar.
rived to divide the department Of com.
merce and labor. u was decided that
the federation would seek the appoint.
ment OF Samuel Gompers 10 the pros
poctiyo secretaryship.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-28
CORPORATIONS MUST REPORT
Secretary Of state csnton4 viii Pro.
coed 70 Annul Charters Of These
Which do Not.

Topeka. Kan.-After Secretary Of
State Denton, assisted by the attorney
general, gets through with his present
task the people OF Kansas win have
a line on ali the corporations now
doing business in ne state. The work
Of Secretary Denton is not OF the
grand stand" order, nor is Il a cru
SADIE against corporations. Il simply
Is = movement 70 wipe out the char.
ters OF 10000 or $4,000 corporations
that either are not engaged IN bust.
ness. OF are doing business In viola.
ton Of the Law, BY not filling their an
nual reports. Any company still IN
business, and expecting 10 continue.
must comply with the law IN that re-.
spect
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-28
cannot "a oas Eneunh.

Joplin. Missouri-With the Ais
souri, Kansas mining district and near
~ all % Eastern Kansas IN the grip OF
a coal famine. the Kansas Natural Gas
company has notified an customers
that where gas Is used TO mako steam
the supply viii be shut on. because OF
their inability 70 secure enough from
the wells. The action viii probably
mean the closing down OF hundreds o.
mines and many manufacturing plants
Of Kansas and Missouri.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-28
80 conspIraeY charaea.

Guthrie, okiahoma-Cnarging that
they entered into a conspiracy By
which they obtained absolute control
over ths cotton market OF Logan coun-
~, stihed competition and acquired a
virtual monopoly Ia the marketing and
ginning Of cottnn several o. the lead.
ing cotton ginnegs, buyers and cotton
OH men Of the county were indicted by
a special grand jury after 4aying been
~ session two weeks.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-28

Wichita, Kansas. J. c. Dold.
y~iee-President Of the Dold Packing
company. gave out the Information
that the company would expend about
100000 In building additions 70 SIS
plant In this city for the purpose Of
handling cattle. The Cudahy company
recently opened rs cattle department,
and the business has so increased that
the Dold company has concluded that
Wichita Is a cattle market.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-28

Auburn. Nebraska The hrsi
ease OF lnianule paralysis reported in
this ~vlclnlty caused the death OF the
6year-old daughter OF william sha
maker here. Two more eases are
reported IN this vicinity in ne
families OF Ab Chambers and Alex
Gtoddara The siiumakor girl wNa
taken ~ while a. school a week ago.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-28

The latest Enoch Arden has rather
varied the usual order Of things in his
celebrated ease. Disdainlng the mag
nanimity Of his prototype. he had the
spouse be left behind him arrested for
bigamy. That he was able 10 show
any originality at an IA the matter Of
such congratulated precedent Is 10
mis- credit but no amoun OF other
good qualities can make the whole
class OF Enoch Ardens other than UNI,
desirable citizens.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-28

81. Louis. MissourL-Ciayton county
seat Of st. Louis county. the Mecca OF
elopers, was the scene % an extraordl
nary elopement when three couples.
all friends appeared together Judge
Werremeyer, lining pp the six. after
tagging item 10 prevent accidents. ala
The hOnors with n ceremony.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-28
80 b on narrIIra Trall.

ST. Paul. Minn-Dr. Frederick A.
Cook, on his way to Minneapolis.
stopped at Hamllno university. where
he made a brief address 20 the stu.
dents. Doctor Cook closed his lecture
tour In Minneapolis and from there
viii go TO M~issoula. Mont. 70 look
into the matter Of the Barriil amdavlta
relating 70 his ascent Of Mount Nc
Kinley.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-28
49, pemana lor PnnnLta.

Philadelphia, Pa So great has
been the demand for che new Lincoln
pennies that nothing else has been
coined Al the mint ia this city since
the end OF June. The coinage Of tho
copper coins In the three and a half
months has reached the total Of 7Os
900, 900 pennies.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-28

Arkansas City, kansas-Mlss Ruth
LeTenins died at the home Of Der
Mrs p A. Miller. here. She was the
Youngest daughter Of ex-Gov. L. %.
LeEelling, fofmerly Of Wichita. Miss
Lewelllng had been nl only about As
hours. She was 20 years ola.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-28
70 opposs Kansas Reoulatlon.

Topeka. kan-The Hartford Fire
lnaurance company Of Hartford. Conn.
Is planning a hght Oh the Insurance.
rate regulation lSW passed By the last
legislature The company Is sending
circulars 20 al 81 is agents 10 Kan.
sas asking for their cooperation Ia
the nehL
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-28

This q the country Of bis things.
even 10 the matter OF small ones. The
omciai Statistics show that the people
Of the United States have bought
soc, 100000 worth of toys "a ten 4
and lhet the Toy industry here A.
farso and honrishins. Unquestlonably
this 8 q hnppy land for the younester
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-28

The sultan OF Morocco Is writing TO
the powers that he is afraid Spain has
interior motives and that the powers
might as well lock into the matter.
Which shows that these oriental bar
barians have caught the infection Of
some European diplomacy IN the way
Of slyly a~rouslng International jeal
ousg.