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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-16

ship to ship, relayed, perhaps, In
two or three different languages:
20. K. sAnna.Jack."
And In little coop on the upper
deck of the Oceania an operator
smiles; ana in other little coops on
liners In midocean, other operators
smile In the night. 1t is still day.
light In New York, and in little
coop on top of the Waldorf hotel
Miss Anna Nevins smiles.
Fly, little bird, with the mes
sage of my love-" the poets used to
sing.
Anna Nevins, the twentieth CEN
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-16
KICKED GREEKS
OUT OF PICTURE

OGDEN, Utah, March ia
bloody riot involving scores Of
Americans and Greek laborers, re-
suited today when the Greek at
tempted to join a group Of Ameri-
can structural iron workers who
were having their pictures taken.
Thirty were injured before the po-
lice interferred.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-16
ABRAHAM FOR GOVERNOR.

SALEM, Ore, March 16.--Sena
tor Abraham of Douglas today an
swered many inquiries by admit
ting the truth of the report that he
is a candidate for governor next
year. Abraham says he under
stands Benson will be candidate
for reelection as secretary OF
state.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-16
GREAT STRIKE
CRIPPLES PARIS

PARIS, March 16.-The great
telegraph strike is spreading rapid
ly throughout this city. practically
stopping all communication today
between Paris and German and
Italian cities. All messages are
four to six hours late. Cable serS.
Ice to New York IL slow. -.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-16

w. r. Begg, general counsel; e.
Sawyer, treasurer, and John G..
Drew, auditor, Great Northern off,
Gals at the company's general Of
fees In st. Paul, have been person
ally served with subpoenas to APP
pear before the Spokane county
grand jury under penalty Of being
punished for contempt of court for
violation of the order, If they do
violate and come within jurisdic-
ton Of the Spokane court.
A special telegram from st. Paul
announced that service was secur-
ed on the Great Northern officials
by Deputy Sheriff s. d. Doak OF
Spokane, who went to st. Paul with
the subpoenas.
Service was not secured on Louis
w. Hill, president of the Great
Northern, who Is IN Los Angeles. A
deputy sheriff will keep on the
trail Of Hill and he will be given an
opportunity to obey or refuse to
comply with an order of court COM
manding his appearance before the
grand jury.
l.. c. Gilman, the company's
Washington counsel, who is soon to
become connected with headquar-
tiers staff at st. Paul, voluntarily
accepted grand jury witness service
n few days ago and is expected to
go before the grand jury today o.
tomorrow.
a, The Great Northern officials at
lit. Paul have been asked to ap-
/tear on or before March 25 and
bring with them all Of the papers
relating to the settlement of the
case in the federal court at Spo-
kane in which ames s. Sparrow
was plaintiff and the Great North
ern defendant.
This is the case in which Judge
M. ]. Gordon, former Great North
ern counsel, is accused of embez-
cling $4,000. The grand jury asks
to see the drafts, vouchers. letters,
kilograms and all papers relating to
the settlement in the Sparrow case.
in which the company paid twice
the. agreed amount Of the settle
nent, $1,000. There are Is Of these
documents in all that the grand
jury calls upon the Great Northern
officials to produce.
The first Sparrow draft for $4,000
was drawn by Judge Gordon and
bore the date of May q, 1908; the
second for the same amount, signed
by L. G. Gilman, bore the date OF
August 81, 1908. All Of these pa
pers were submitted at the investi-
cation of the state bar committee.
In addition to the papers In the
Sparrow case the Spokane county
grand jury has asked that all rec.
ords and files in the Great Northern
Office at st. Paul relating to any
shortage by Judge Gordon be pro-
duced. with date and nature of the
transaction. Also the record Of the
auditor of the road, showing the
account of Judge Gordon and the
detailed shortage. II any. Of Judge
Gordon with the company.
The grand jury subpoenas served
on the Great Northern officials are
signed by Judge Huneke, County
Clerk Atkinson or one Of his depu.
ties and Foreman Davis of the
grand jury.
At the end of the subpoenas Ia a
statement to this effect signed by
+. X. McBroom, chairman OF the
board Of county commissioners:
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-16
UNFURL FAssETT BANNER.

A Fassett banner will be display
ed across Riverside avenue within
the next day or two, according to
Harry Rhodes. manager Of the Fas-
sett campaign. The banner will bo
across the street between the Ziee.
Ter block and the Rookery.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-16
GRAND JURY GOES
TO COUNTY JAIL

The grand jury this Afternoon In
investigating the county jail, one
Of the duties prescribed for 1t by
statute. The jury 10 expected to
inquire in county administration
affairs generally.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-16

fury sweetheart, has this old game
beaten to death.
p. S.-With apologies:
Five years later-Wife, by wire
less: Jack, where were you last
night?
ack, at Madrid, Spain: / went to
bed early, dear.
Wife, humming to herself:
my bonnie lies over the ocean,
My bonnie lies over the sea;
It's deuce of a long way for lying,
But wait till he comes back to
mel"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-16

SALEM. Ore. March 16.--Be-
sides allowing themselves salaries
and mileage and appointing a con.
ference committee on normal
schools. the. house did little this
att~---
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SCANDINAv|ANS NAME
FASSETT AND PRATT

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE EN-
DORSES CHOICES FOR
MAYOR AND COUNCIL TO BE
SUBMITTED TO ENTIRE
CLUB TONIGHT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-01
HGdJtc ibrc lodjter.

9litorio. Gre. 81. Snuuar. -
Or. Srcocrid Icncof, ein ai,aeiebe'
ner 9lrjt III Dem nnben Srte Gatbld'
met, Naib, prrbe BORT BON Jra,l
Dinbelcinc 2ongtuIue. Der Mlltter Ell
Gc2 illngCn .YtoodeHs, lueld)es por
aur5en im bielisen st. Narp's
9oipltal" llttcr troglifcn lliuitdnben
uerlhieo. bltrt 9teuoIpcrid)iiIie auf
ocn Too pcripmSet. Die Sran aab
picr Stiiiie bintcrrilds aui ben Mr,t
ab, Der, bon 5iuci aueeIn getroiIen.
NJ 9poen iant. Ger Sdlmerperfpun.
rrte mirhe nad) Dem bieligem Soipis
toI gebrodlt no Die Sat,aeln bnrd) einc
Operation entiernt lui,rOen. Sein Gu.
Itono lit borhit beoenflih. bod, lit nod
gIitslid)t, bu5 er nit Dem 2eben od.
pon fouuren miro 8or slpei Wlcitn.
tcit itnrb Die Sohter ber israu an BET,
iSolgen elmer pcrbreferiiGen Opera.
tiOn itnO in Scrbinhung nit ibreni
Sooe iullroe 3r. Reaccf nerboitet.
icbodJ gegen Siirgid)nit nieoer aii'
irelcn 6ub 9eictt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-01
3niGais erid,piicn.

GbicaNo st. Sonuar. George
Wuiic. @rllocr bc5 lRnporS ,yreocrid
Nuiie bon Chicago, erldoB bclltc
slbcub jui0lig Die 80 Sabre dltc
,Srnu :. &. 5utcrlnum ans Hcp.
Oorf 6rm, Sudcrnonn ipur bier
bel ibren @uter. Dem pcnlionirten
General q. 6. 8eruro, ipeldler III
Dem nGnliden slpartmcntgcbaltoe
nit S5rn. @ltiie ipobnt, uuI Neiuh.
Dinpor gllilc mar onpcicnO, ais iid
Oie Srogooie crcignete,
(SpGter.) - Die 5rogooie ereig.
ncte Iih in @aIton.Ip .Ipartnentgeb1u.
sc. 9tr. 305. Noro'G lnrfitru6e. &iir5
Dor 7 llhr 9lbcno6 ertbeilte @eorqc
0ulie in icinem 3immer, ipcldeS
ocmienigen ocS @enerals u. e. Sc
rorb oirelt gc1eniiber on einem
@nu9c liest lciner SienItn,aso Ser
tia 2ombfe 9lnueiil,ng I'M @ebrolld
cincs Merolucrs, 6amit lic ole @aiie
gebroiitcn fonnte, i'm Safe Die g2ob.
nllng iemol3 Dir6 ciilen Gtnbrcdlcr
beimgeiuft luerocn ioltc. Der 9ic-
polper cntllt1 if ,nfallig, Die augel
ourhihlug 5luci sScnlter lliio ilog in
bo3 Seroro'iC9c 9lpnrtnieni, lup iia
rer irou lnderulann bas Serj ourdj-
bobrte. Mapor SuIie benubriGtigte
lninittelbar borurf Die Eoli5ei. Gie
chi 10 troaiide Weiie ilnl9efolnmene
iSrau 'tannlt niht ans Der Stnot
gteip.Dorf. io,oern aus Wilton. g.,
81. no ibr Gjntte ais Sbitb1nbIcr
thiitia lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-01
ltnginisc IcmDfratcn.
tSyiJthtc oc2 oemotrntiihcn SicgcS i'll
2noimn brobcu nerlorcn III &c
Gcn - Gduf,lS hcutc 9ltcnN.

&H0inH0poliS, Sno,, 81. Sdr.
- @clu iih Die Hclaofrotiithcn Nit.
Aliebcr ser Scgialotlr llid)t ntorQCN
HlbcnO III ihrcm Golltll3 einlgclL 10
criItirt pcui9 Sht$iitbt ullf gSioerruf
oc5 III Ser Grtralitung bonn letten
september llacnummcnCn Gnlntp
Socul Option 0cicteS. g2Ghrcn0 Ell
nc& nn lestcn SonlcrItag a69ebolte.
uclr ocnptrotiid)cn GmlfllS pcrllcBcn
nchrcre WfitqIicbcr, mclbc ocm gSt'
ocrruf opponirclt Ocu SitimaSIool,
nnb III ciucm ouf Treitnn slbcno on-
6eraIr1teu uubcrcu GnutllS mar fein
Guorlim crid)icncn. Gin Spc3inl'
Gonlitc. bcitebcno ouS icchS Wtitglie
0erll hopon brci qc1en bct @i0errllf
Iinb, 1T lett cinilcll Sngcn on ser gtrs
belt gcluclcn bat icood) nod feine
Gill cnhpericn fonnelL lpeld)e beioe
Hnrtcicn beiric0igt. GieieS Gonlitc
miro por hclr Gnutll5 moroen Mbenb
nod cine Gibltng holtcn unb cine
bon ocn Sclnpc ,Mitalicbern ollf-
Nclcbtc @iQ IN Griudgung 5ieber
Gieic S'iIl cntbGlt Die 5omnibip nnb
2ncol ption-Geroronlngert ipeIhe
III Scr benlpfrotilden StaotssElot.
form bonn lettcn Ncrbit bcfiirluortet
iuurelL icbodp tcinc &lolliel 5,un @i-
hcrruf oe3 1c2emuGrtigcn 2ocol Sp-
tion.Ge'etc& cnthiclten. Die glnnobs
me bieIer @il lpiIroe in Ser Ginfiib.
rlnlg Der lugenonnten yIuol Sption"
rciilltircn.
Iie 8irfllngcn oeS Golrrtp Option
@cietcS lino pnn Ser 2c0i3lotilr nit
Sntercilc ilherluocbt iuorbcu. % bon
ben % Counties bcS StooteS lino
iebt obnc SHirtbldlnften, inocm neim
berielbcn lcit Der Giniilhrlna oc$ ges
gcnp1rtlncnSel ntrotcn" itimm.
ten, iuIhrcno bic iibrigcu % icbon
porber trodcn Nclcgt mor6cll moreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-01
Wit gcbrudcncm Stcner.

9icw Dorf. 81. Sonuar. -
Ter Ionpfer st. 2ouis" BON Der
amcrifoni'dcn 2inic, iuelder nit &c.
brohenem Steucr mli oem @egc bier.
bcr it, miro lnorgen iriib nabcSanon
&oot Dor slntcr 9ebcu. er iibrt nil
reonjirtcr 0cIdlpilloigfcit itno miro
hrrt ein ototblieucr aelenft. Cine
orabtloic Gepeide meloet oab or
1eute friib ctlpu 800 MciIcn GItIid)
bon Sd1op !Sncf mar. Gr bal nobc.
jn 1000 Eoiingierc an goro, luo
mon bcat feine Neiorgniiic nm ieine
Sid)erbeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-01
g!nT Der Sngb crtrnnfcn.

RbiIaoelpbia 81. Sonlar.
= Bel Der Saao oiif Gorion'g Snlet
bei Scu Ssle Giip lit geitcrn Moract
Sobn .. Senfils bon 9lromore, No.,
bei'm aentern ieincs gooies ertrun.
fen. sIniongs perllnltbetc man, bob
Der illnge Serbert Orb BON bier bon
cincn 06nIifen Sbifial betroiien
moroen ieL bod fanl bcrieIbe ipiter
am 5ogc luoblbebaIten in Sea ISLE
Gitp on. gr mar iuabreno eines silent,
Iid) beftisen Siurn,es bon Senfina,
Der iih in einem Ieparotent Dooie BE-.
fano, getrennt rDorben. Senfius
Boot tpurSe bon ben Bc9aebensen
Wosen nm9eroorien iinS ter ,niaIie
ertronf bor ben 9li.sen lnebrerer D.it.
alieoer Der ali Der 8iiite itationirten
0e6enSrettiinJ nJSmannihoit, Bic linn
sl 8ulie tomn,en Dodte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-01
@crgcltmns bnrdJ Spnamit.

Fbilo belpbio 81. Sonlor.
- Sn Dem irilbcr bon Der itnlieni.
idcn 9nnfiirmn Tornerilli & Wto.
rclil cinBenomnlcncn Oeid1ftslpfal
crplooirtc beutc cine 0pnnnlitpotronc
mo rihtetc ciniNen Sdooen an. Eic
tSirma ltcIltc Dor mebrcrem Monoten
Die 3nbllIng cin, mo man pernultbct,
baB Cit 9fnheutt uorliegt. Cine Ser
boItln1 lit in 6olBc oe3 @orIaQ5
unlljogen iuor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-01
Sfjrcfen mar iein Cob.

RbildbeIpbia, 81. Sanuor.
- albsrt 8. wiitner, orai Sabre alt,
itdrb beute IN sSolgs bon gAraden
bei'nt an6Tid eines Sunbes, fpeIder
ffn Dor iiebcn @oden gebiiien bate.
sIls er geliern Ibero bas 3bier aui
Der Strobc in Der g1dbe Der Wob.
ming ieiner GItern erbIittc, itiir,te
CT beipnBtlos gu Yooen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-01
&atairopbc anf bcm Fonthartraim-
Sec.

Rem 0rlcnns 60, 81. San
&cllte @bcNo trni 6;. 9tuGriht
bier Gin 6ob cin flrincr SGooner
beutc gtadnlittog nate 2ittle @oobs.
cinem tlcinem 5lp6li Meilen oltIih
bon 9tep.SrleanS gelegcnen St1ot
hen, I'M Fontd'urtroil- Zee inter,
ginN, uno bab oie aol5e, ans ne1res
rem Frrioncn beltcbcnbe Ninnnihoit
crtronf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-01

crIuarteu
Verfelcp, Cal, 81. %anior. -
SEMI aanefo, meIter oit toiierlic1t
llniperlitGt gu Sptio 0biolpirt bat
lno ieet in Der llniperiit1t uon Gali.
iornicl lnloirt lpllroe 1Citcrn Nah,
mittng pon iueiBcu StIocnten onge'
aritIen uno nllS Den llnloNcn ser nm
Itolt pcriagt. Sic hiCiilc iaponiihe
9Iiiociotipu. pcldlc iiber 1000 Wtit.
g!icocr 5Ghlt, iii bod Cntriiitct iiber
Net Norioll imo crflGrt lih cntlhtoi.
iCn, ocu jnpnuiihen @enerulfonul III
Sm Sranciscp uuijuioroeru, Scr
omerifaniden Ne0icrung 0l,rb ben
@otidaiter 5utobira III Naibington
%orItcllmgeu barilbcr SIT MAIDEN.
&oncfp, ipellfcr bis Dor ehpa einem
Sabre als SolrletId)er oe5 iopaniihen
aoniulotS in San 6rouci5co tbiti9
mar, bate elmer &orleilm1 in Der Gu,
liiornin Solle beigcpobnt. sllS er
no6 ocrielbcu bllrh Ole 9lnln1en
glng, tam er al elmer ans adt Shl,
bentcn beitebcnben @ruppc porbci,
relfe Ole inponiIhc 6roge bcipra'
ten. Gr belt einen gIu9enbIit an,
nm 5il boren, mas gcIo1t murbc, ais
i'm elmer Der Stuocnien ollrcnipeltc
llno 5ll 9obcn mari. Gr iprang raid
olif mo mahte cine Nemertlmg mel.
te Die Snioenten erjirnte. Sie
bron9cn nuf i'm elm llno mibhanoel.
ten i'm ourh SGIdge mo 1Slibirittr,
bis cr lid ibnen burh Die sSlndt crt.
5og.
Gr. y. Morris Gorpcntcr, bel me-.
dem aonefu mnbnt, bcrid)tctc bcu
Gorfull Der EoIiSci mo 6. u. Sous
gill, Snpcrintenocnt Der llnipcrii
t6tss 9lnlngcn, leitete cinc lnter.
luhllng cin. ohne ic0oh Die ,Soent;td.
Der stn1rciicr sit crnittcln. &oncfo
erfldrt er pcrbe iib niht pcrionli6
benilben nm ben iaponiiAen @enc'
raIfonIul sum Gillihreitcu 81 beluc.
GeL loeroe lidl itpod) odj lid)t Gin.
mlld)cn nenn es at0erc 9elte tblln.
S Nula rnb $. 2. 0iori, ErGiibcnt,
relp. Sefrct0r Der ssoponiIhcn 9llio.
clotiolL tbeilcn nit, oob iic eS iiN
5ltr 2llifDobe modcn ucrOeu, oieSuhc
Der MniGinBtoner @cborbc bird Die
riplonotiIden 9crtretcr Sopun'S sur
SCmtlii; Ill briilaen.
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Wrui,icucr in ,ylorioa.

Hcniucola 0la., 81. Son. --
Gas 80 @icilen aiiIid bon bier &c.
Icgenc Stdotben WliIton lpiroe ourf,
ein bcute alis8ebrohenes 0euer fat
total 5eritort. Gos gaiSe 8eid)dftS.
WierteI un0 mebrere Wobnb1iiier lie.
gen irt sidJe. Ger YerIitIt betr1pt
S150,0O0 pDcr mebr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-01

es eicbi in unereil Isrper Elm fIenes fofss
Ehr,1ftid. bdj BON tirer ssorm ben g,airen
sNnrnlfortfdr erfisi .dber feinet tpnsl beioni,
Ish s nsfs ansus e'I % aas' asas assS Slsss sfi II
NrIds sor barter. Snofthn;sn, 6is lii, Eatni
sI,,a, tsss sl'ssg s. Rs n @ sia,ssas s.s si
aas .hoppsIisH .brasg tDpas Sss MastnfSstffavvi
iine iUns rrH pelt winfidfr III: WoSn iint
@ni;filtpiira oefieIhen f5eitft es elm fineres
aranIhefi. slpenpititt5 acndunt, Uhsr az Der,
titfen2 . 5li Oerbiiien NIT ber iiI ieber npo,
thefe erbiItirler beriibn'ten e. Hetrnrb araut
terpineu. tDlogsit5r)
DN.xsafftmdrssss rae, G33sn 4s1issHstsl
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Scpartcmcut fir Griicbnng.,
Eiireau hes snpcrtu cnccntsu iit pficHtlitbeu
lIutcrrifht

0aItimore. SO. Sanua1 1909
9lne pro1efiioneue Fritfuna fir 9ebfer In ben
Sltm.eniurs ~cpultn cl,nniCBtt1 eiuqt lSriiiune
jur 5iilllln9 cincr &aianS i'm 2cp1f.Cmlnt iiir
miro an MomtaG uno Eicnitna. Rn :. uno 0.
,Sebrlar, 9 llbr MipracrS beGiuLenn aeba.ten
meroen. s9ctBe glppIt!lnten p1Icn iicp in Der
fiber Centre strdbc. mclNcn NcQer.apptiorten
in Der Sthule Ar 100. Sdrnioaus uno Sres
lnontsSirabc.
/. y. San sitic,
tS2l Superintendent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-01
Gro6cbcn in W.iiIuuri.

% crito, 0'o, 81. Sonuar. -
Cine leihtc grbcridiitterlu1g trut ga-
Itern bier em. Die 9epc1lmg ging
Don Norocn nnh Siioen. Glide Der
inncrcn Wiollcrn oe8 WeritDtsgebGlls
oeS bon 9Illorain'Goulltp Seigel, III
6olge OcS Grobc6enS lauge Riiic oui.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-01
Watipiitiid)e 9iiipcl.

Sapauiitcr Strbent Ser llnileriitdt
ppn Californian pou meiBen Gcm.
nilitonen nIibbon0clt. - TpriteI.
Ilmacn oariibcr IN @oihington 3u
cr!uarteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-01
Cdlr'a Dnmeu Of
arrbonmo a,lh Cur.

Eifct's 3abniueb.1 .1rOpien fnrires
In einer Ninate.
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(Gorfissnns fcte 2. Seite.}
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-12-10
THIEF LONGS TO BE HONEST.
Always Aches to Get Back into Re-
spectacle Society from Which
He Is Barred.

The thief in the community is very
much like the boy whose meanness Or
ruilianism has caused the other little
children to band together to ostracise
him. He may move about with sui
len swagger carry a chip on his shout
der and vicious CLEAN in his eye. but
there Is always a sob i'm his throat.
So the thief is longing and aching TO
get back in the circle out of which
he has been ruled. If any honest
man wants to meet lively gratitude let
him knowingly give the countenance
OF his company to a crook. II will be
a favor never forgotten. Every law
yer practicing at the criminal bar
knows this. One very well known
practitioner of genial personality and
large tolerance occasionally takes a
client to dinner at a good restaurant
or braves an appearance with him at
a theater. There have been embar
RAISING results, due to the criminals
gratitude.
after one of these evenings" the
lawyer laughingly told me, I'm kept
for days lodging and returning pres
ents sent by the crook-watches, scarf
pins, cuff links, now and then a val.
liable painting or a Persian rug-all
belonging to somebody else"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-12-10
I PREFERIT.

When the newsboy comes through
the train with the Chicago papers,
watch the married couple across the
aisle. II the man ~ well-regulated
husband he will ask his wife which pa
per she prefers and then you may lay
odds that the one chosen will he Inc
Record Herald. There is no mystery
about IT, The man knows that he viii
find all the news in the Record Herald,
10 be sure, but the woman knows that
il is the only paper that also gives ade-
ouate attention To the things in which
women are specially Interested In
every daily issue she can find bill OF
fare for the days three meals, reliable
society news, GO cd book reviews, Nine.
Oui Wives pungent comments on
beauty questions, bright verses and
jokes without vulgsrity, cartoon that
anybody can enjoy and fair share or
the news OF the day relating to WON
en- Every Monday there is "Martha's
Management" a very helpful column OF
culinary topics. In the Sunday edi-
ton a whole section is devoted TO women
including Marion Harland's famous
page, Mime. Qui Wives vivacious col
umus, Jeanette Hopes fashions direct
from Paris, Dame Curtsey's Novelties
in Eutertail ment" and many special
articles OF timely interest Then there
is the Sunday Magazine of the Record
Herald, real magazine, full Of good
love stories and beautiful pictures. Do
you wonder that women prefer The
Record Herald?
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-12-10

For SALE-Plenty of good iuckwheat bran at
the Almena mill.
Sstf E. H. MINER Proprietor
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-12-10
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE 40 acres good land fair buildings.
$1,000, half cash.
DOWNING & FLOCK.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-12-10
Maxine Himself Heard.

Samuel Rogers. the poet. is no
doubt great wit. but he has a turn
for malice and even brutality. Some
one once asked him why he never
opened his mouth except to speak evil
of his neighbors. He replied: 81 have
a very weak voice, and If did not
say malicious things I should never
be heard. memoirs of the Duchess
of Dino.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-12-10
NEVER THROW UP YOUR HANDS

e man ever feels like throwing up
his hands, it is when his bowels are all
tied up and his liver fails TO act Mild
AK, Just one little harmless pleasant-to-
the-taste tablet, will act Ikea charm on
the bowels and in few hours the world
will look 1000 better to you. ut serves
you right" AT your druggists.
For sale by Longwell Bros.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-12-10

The total number OF letters IN the
Bible rs computed by an authority to
be 3.566.4S0.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-12-10
c. 5lFIE LINE IS.
WANTED.

WANTED want TO buy one or two good
-" horses, 1850 to 100 pounds; good readers.
Inquire of JoHN McFARLIN,
ATT Rural Carrier No. 4.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-12-10

WANTED-Live salesman in this town to sell
w the best vacuum cleaner on the market both
hand and electric power, Makes fue Christmas
present. Write for proposition at once.
w. VI. BAYNE
44tl* 1884 Union Ave- Chicago
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-12-10

For SALE Household goods al sacrifice prices
at George A. Huffs residence first house
south of depot on east of road
JOHN PETERSON, in Charge,
80 II Paw Paw.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-13
GENEROUS RESPONSE
Continued from Page One.)

under the captaincy of J. c. Anderson
and c. J. HUM. Their utmost ambition
in life for the next ten days will be
to corral all the men in the city whose
salaries are under 800 a month and
secure as large a slice of it as their
evolutionary powers can cut off.
Attention was called last night to
the fact that many of Honolulu s most
prominent business men have taken
vacations for the sole purpose of work
ing for the association. Attention was
also called to the fact that there might
well be sag in the end of the week
in receipts, as all those who were pre-
pairing to give subscriptions turned
them in the first crack out of the box
A big meeting of the "boys'' will
be held in the Y. NJ. c. A. building
Saturday night to give new impetus to
the movement should it show signs of
going stale.
The speakers last night were DR.. E.
H. Hand, Paul Super and A. A. Eber-
sole. Mr.. Ebersole instructed all the
workers TO report every man they in,
terview to their captain, stating wheth-
er he refused to contribute, whether
he put it off, or whether he just made
promises. Everybody will get checked
off and no one will escape the motto
riety attendant upon the movement