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The San Francisco call., 1909-02-28
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Notice to Mariners


Suisun bay California Dist of Lights. Buoys
and Daymarks, Pacific coast. 1908. page 32l-
Notice is hereby given that Seal island buoy No.
3. first class spar, was permanently discontinued
February 20. 1909. longer OF use as an aid
navigation since the establishment of Seal
island beacon No. 3. BY order Of the lighthouse
board R. It. LOPEZ. Commander. u. S. N,
Inspector Twelfth Lighthouse District.
The following information affects tho aids TO
navigation of the Thirteenth lighthouse district:
Washington columbia river)-La Du light
single pile dolphin, from which it was formerly
shown.
List of Lights, ETC.. Pacific coast. 1908, page
38. No. 145.
List of Buoys, etc.. Pacific coast. 1908. page
washington columbia river)-st Helens jetty
light. February 10 this hight was temporarily
replaced on the jetty in the position from which
1t was formerly shown.
List of Lights, etc. Pacific coast. 1905, page
List Of Buoys etc. Pacific coast, page 60.
following buoys found missing have been re
placed
Reeder crossing buoys 4 and 6, February Is.
List Of Buoys, ETC., Pacific coast, 1908, pages
6s, SO and 20.
Oregon (WilIamette river)--coon island light.
February 10 this light was moved to the edge
OF the bank on Coon island, and will hereafter
be shown. 10 feet above the water. from arm;
on a white stake. at po.nt about 225 feet 271
degrees true (WNW mag.) from its former posi-
tion.
List Of Lights, etc.. Pacific coast. 1908, page
a. No. 1ST.
List Of Buoys. etc. Pacific coast. 1908, page.
T2.
Washington (Grays harbor entrance)-outer
buoy, PS first class can, was replaced Feb
ruary 81, having previously been reported miss
Ing
List of Buoys, ETC.. Pacific coast. 1905, page
so.
Washington puget sound)-Dunamish head
bell buoy. red. was replaced February Is, hay
ing previously been reported missing
coast.
81.
Washington (Saratoga passage)-Snakeland
point buoy. 1, second class can, replaced
February u. having been found out of position.
Alaska CTongass nafrows)-Tongass narrows
entrance buoy, HS second class nun. reported
missing February 10, will be replaced as soon
as practicable.
Alaska Sumner strait)-McArthur reef buoy.
HS second class can, reported missing Febru-
airy 10. will be replaced soon practicable.
1os
Alaska (Sitka harbor, north channeD-Ja-
ponski island ledge buoy, ., first class spar. re-
ported missing January 25, will be replaced as
practicable
List of Buoys etc, Pacific coast. 1905 page
Ill. BY order of the lighthouse board
CHARLES F. POND, Captain, u. s. \.
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But COSTS YOU NOTHING

We want perfect
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FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE
{ IS 5 s S. s

'ss (: 5 5 s IS +: s:
IS HOME INVESTMENT COMPANY, IS
SS 1922 Fruitvsle ay.. Fruityale, Cal S.
.ss 50 ooo-s5oo cash and the balance TO Ss
S. suit purchaser; modern cottage. SIS
S. and bath, gas and electricity. basement IS
sS laundry; lot 50x1S2; good barn. fruit SIS
IS trees berries. chicken houses, etc; SIS
S. blocks TO school. blocks TO carline; SIS
SIS street work done. SIS
IS So 90o-In FruitvaIe av.: cottage. 5 $S
IS rooms and bath. gas and electricity IS
S. basement: lot 35xl10: sunny side of IS
S. street; 10 minutes walk TO local trains; SIS
s. terms; half cash; good buy. SIS
$S s2S5o-S500 down and balance like SIS
SIS rent: new and up to date cottage. SIS
IS rooms and bath, artistic mantei and SIS
IS china closet; everything complete; good SIS
IS basement; lot 40x120; street done; ce- SIS
SIS ment walks: restricted locality: con- SIS
SIS venieDt TO stores schools and carlines. SIS
SIS s2.S00-New and modern cottage, 9 SIS
SIS rooms and bath; high basement; lot 30x SIS
S. I5l; street work done; cement walks; SIS
SIS close m; block Of carline; convenient SIS
SIS TO locals terms; $500 down and balance SIS
IS s.. Bungalow. 3 rooms and bath; IS
IS gas and electricity; hard finished lot SIS
IS 25xl3Q; high elevation; cement walks: SIS
IS lawn and garden; sewer; blocks of SIS
SIS carlines; terms cash IS
SIS OTS-LOTS-IsOTS-LOTS SIS
SIS BEAUTIFUL ORCHARD LOTS; GOOD SIS
S ELEVATION; IN, IS, STREET woRK B DONE S
IS on VERY EASY TERMS. APPLY IS
SIS HOME INVESTMENT COMPANY, SIS
S Is : s 5 5 IS ! ss
FRUITvALE AND MELRosE REAL ESTATE.
STETNwAY TERRACE
Large lots, all street work done; high ground
rice homes. SIS ana up per front foot; ne-ffth
cash. balance easy.
Only 50 per front foot: unimproyed lots: close
to two car lines; 10 per cent cash, balance SO
per month.
STOP THAT RENT
$500 room house. with foored tent: lot
3T.6xl00: close 10 car line; high ground S100
cash, balance $15 per month.
We have agency for Melrose Heights. Fruit
vale Boulevard Tract and many other lots i'm
proved and unimproved- See our lot list before
buying.
s. A. PLEASANTS.
Cor East 14th st. and I.lcse av. (3sth av1
Phone Merritt q. Closed Sundays.
s.. Soo-$5oo down; nothing Ike this in Fruit
vale for the money; new; rooms and
basement: strictly up 10 date: street
work done; cement walks sewer and gas !.
lot 32x150: all fenced: 10 minutes walk
to local train.
A fine corner. one block on the avenue with
two shingled bungalows. up to date
sewer electric lights and gas connections .
one cottage now rented for SIS per month
This offer is good for a few days only
81 .0Oo-$350 down: lovely rooms. just finished: /:
corner iot south front; close to Frultvalc
avenue.
81 io0 and up-s and rom cottages We can
show you just what you want and make
terms 10 suit your convenience
CENTRAL REALTY CO.,
2I12 Fruitvale ay.
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BID on A FRUITyALE LOT.

:
40 feet front, highest point; all improvements:
on Foothin boulevard, in Steinway terrace, on
Aqua Vista ST. opp. Railroad ay., with trees on;
price ST12 so; have paid S225 the lot, but
ready cash. make me bid by Saturday. the
GOTH on $225 which have paid, paying balance
at $40 per month TO owner; lot will go to highest
bidder. w. r. WEBB. Republican Office, Fres-
no. Cal; tel Main 220.
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CARD OF THANKS

FRAZIER-'To our many friends and sc-
qnaintances who so kindly rendered their
sympathy, love and flowers. and have shown
such heartfelt desire to asSuage sad be-
reavement, we wish to express our deepest
gratitude.
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CARD OF THANKS

HANSEN-we wish TO express our thanks
10 the many friends for the seautffuI forsl
offerings and also the heartfelt sympathy
shown US during our late bereayement-ths
death OF our loving husband and father.
MRS. MARY HANSEN and Family.
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BEAUTIFUL colonial house, rooms; lot
100xl95; fruit, large barn; windmill and tank:
in sunny Fruitvale; A REAL SNAP; owner
has written TO sell; make offer. w. E.
JOHNSON. 232 San Pablo ave.
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HAYWARD REAL ESTATE

HAYWARD REAL ESTATE
acres, fine road. adjoining town: house 4
rooms, barn, chicken house; price s., 800
81 acres u miles from town: house 5
rooms bath. pantry, barn, chicken houses
mill and tank; 2 acres full bearing fruit; only
$3.50.
acres, house 5 rooms. bath. pantry BARN
COW barn chicken houses for 1000 chickens
brooder house. mill and tank; l acre fruit
fine view; near good school; price $4,000
8 acres. all in fruit; full bearing; house 6
rooms barn, mill and tank, mile from town; /;
price $1,000.
10 acres acres fruit, acres vines: house
rooms, barn. chicken house 200 chickens
horse. cow. harness. buggy, spring wagons
farming TOOLS good well; near school; price
$500.
Call on or address W1LBERT & BEAM.
Opera House Bldg. Hayward, Cal.
IF you want a small fruit or chicken ranch
pretty country home write to the HAY
WARD REALTY COMPANY, HAYWARD
California, for the printed lists. s. c.
SMITH. Manager.
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PARKs-In Ross, CAL. Mrs. Charlotte Parks,
widow Of the late Joseph NJ. Parks, and be-
loved mother OF Mrs. II. G. Coffin Of Sau-
salito and Mrs. NJ. 81. Sell of San Rafael a
native of Ohio, aged IS years.
Funeral services will take place tomorrow
(BIonday), at 10 a. M, at Sawyer's undertak-
ing parlors Fourth street, San Rafael, Cal.
T-,+o-
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O'C0NNELL-In this city, February p, 1903,
Nora. beloved wife of Patrick 0'Connel, de-
voted mother of Mrs. James f. Flynn. loving
grandmother of Marguerite and Robley E.
Flynn, and sister of Mrs. Ellen Hurley and
Mrs. MargIet Menihan, native of Youghal,
County Cork Ireland, aged 60 years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Tuesday, March
2. I909 at S:45 o'clock a. m, from the fam
lily residence, 1410 Guerrero street, thence
to st. Paurs church, where solemn requiem
high mass will be celebrated for the repose
OF her soul, commencing at a. m Interment
Holy Cross cemetery.
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PERSoNEUS-In this CITY, February 81. 1909,
Frank P, dearly beloved infant son of Mar
garet and Herbert NJ. Personeus native of
San, Francisco Cal, aged 16 days
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WASTED-Good lot In Clarenonf: give price
terms and location Box 749, Call Office
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s. A. PLEASANTS.
Cor. East 14th St and Licse ay (3sth av.l
Phone Merritt 81. Closed Sundays
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-28

STOP THAT RENT
$500 room house. with foored tent: lot
81 .6xI00: close 10 line; high ground; S1o0
cash, balance $15 per month.
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A SNAP OFFERED I'm the best selling locality
ST. Berkeley. . blocks from Telegraph av-.
blocks from College av. and blocks from Key
Route junction lot 81 .Gxl0O. for SI.15O IF SOLD
IN A FEW DAYS, with street work sidewalk
sewer, water. gas and electricity all complete.
EUGENE /. BROCK & co.
2f2i Shattuek. Phone Berkeley 1904
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vale Boulevard Tract and many other lots i'm
proved and unimproved. See our lot list before
buying.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-28

81 s5o-Bargsn. new room bungalow cottage
bath. pantry. cOFed ceilings gas and electric
lights. china closet. city water. shades and
fixtures; street work done, convenient TO Key
Route and S. 7. stations. also school church
and stores. forms $3.50 cash. balance SOS
month same as rent.
o. A. RODOLPH
open sundays. 1888 Adeline ST..
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MELROsE REAL ESTATE
LOTS 25x100. $50 down balance IS per month.
at 6 per cent: near boulevard
5 room house, modern; lot 3sx10S price
50 $50; $3.50 down, balance easy; near boule-
ward.
room house. modern; lot Sox1os; $1.4T5,
S400 down, balance reasonable.
F. e. MOORE.
5015 E 14th St. near 51st ave.
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE
MEMO PARK to San Mateo-Write for 1903
folders. EDGAR c. HUMPHREY. Call bldg.
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26, 1909, ]. s. Me-
Pheters beloved father of Mrs. 7. H. Wolfe
of Berkeley, a native OF Orono, Me-, aged 20
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-17
ORGANIZE TUbERCUL'S BOARD
First Meeting of Board VIII BE Held
At Devils liberalization of State
tuberculosis Hospital Will Be
Principal Work Of the First ses-
sion of the New Board.

Grand Forks, July 15.-Dr. James
Grassack, of this city. state health
officer and DR.. Ruediger, have left
for Devils Lake, where they will
meet with Governor Burke and the
rest of the committee appointed to
choose a site for the tuberculosis
sanitarium provided for by the last
Legislature, will formally organize:
The other two members of the com
mittee of five are Harry Lord, of
Cando,, and DR.. Fanny Dunn Quain,
of Bismarck.
1t is b., not probable that the-board
will take immediate action regarding
la site, as there are numerous appli-
cations in from all over the state,
the northern part especially; and
each will have to be looked into to
determine which site will be the best
for such a sanitarium as is contem-
plated. The last legislature ap-
pointed this committee of five and
appropriated $4,000 for site for a
tuberculosis sanitarium and it's i'm
|provement. The sanitarium itself
will not be built until after the next
meeting Of the Legislature, when
further funds will be provided. The
appointment of this committee, how
ever, and the appropriation is a
great step towards a more efficient
battle against the white plague in
North Dakota. Ever since the law
was passed, applications have been
coming in from different towns in
the state, setting. forth the value Of
their territory for a. sanitarium.
Among the applications from the
northern part of the state, are those
from Lake Metigoshe, Fish Lake, st.
Johns, Dunseith, Langdon and many
others. =. =. !, -.
The state tuberculosis sanitarium
is not a new venture, many Of. the
states already having such ,,institu-
tions in operation. There are ma ny
different methods of conducting
them and just how the North Dakota
institution will be run will be. pro-
vided by law. The general plan,
however, is for the state to build
and equip the sanitarium, the pa
tients paying the running expenses
by a small fee. The doctors of
North Dakota are back Of this pro-
ject and it means that rich and poor
in the state afflicted with the dread
disease will not need to leave the
state to secure the advantages Of a
sanitarium. The war against tuber-
culosis has made wonderful strides
during the last year in North Dakota
and the establishment of such an in
stitution means much to the state.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-17

eye evidently increased his melah-
,choly and depressed condition
He came to the asylum in 1904 as
IA patient and in about a year recov-
cred sufficiently to become an en-
ployee in which position he has con-
tinued since. He was 80 years OF
age.
The remains will be taken to sag
inaw, Mich, for burial. Deceased
was unmarried. His system had also
been effected by the long and con-
slant smoking of cigarettes.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-17
A PLEASING PROSPECT.

The critical period for the crops in
this state is usually the period from
the last week in. June to the second
week IN July If the rainfall in the
early part of June is deficient and
this deficiency is followed by hot
winds and dry weather for the first
ten days or two weeks of July, grain
is stunted and the heads poorly fill
ed, and is off both in quantity as
well as quality. This year this
critical period is practically over,
and finds the crops in fine condition.
The weather for the first two weeks
of the month has been cool, with
rains we'll scattered over the two
weeks. The grain has started to
head and fill, and the cutting Of
earlier grains will begin in COM
paratively short time. While no
crop is safe until it is gathered and
in the granary, the crop of the state
this year is about as nearly assured
rs it can well be. And the best of
the conditions is that they are gen.
eral through the state. The crop
will not be a bumper in some parts
Of the state and light in others, but
win be generally heavy, and there
will be a bounteous reward for the
husbandman.
This is especially desirable at a
time when immigration has been
heavy, when there are many settlers
new to the state who depend to a
considerable extent upon the first
years crop, and when there is vast
new acreage in the state under the
pillow and in grain. The price of all
kinds of farm products is high and
the husbandman's; reward will be
good, both in bushels and in dollars.
There should be a period of pros
perity and liquidation in the state
this fall that has been seldom equal
ed: Surely there IS a reason for
thankfulness and congratulation up
ON the prospect just at the present
time held out to the North Dakota
farmer.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-17
ASYLUM ASSISTANT SUICIDES
Constant Use of Cigarettes and Ill
Health is Given as Cause for Rash
-, IT!
Act-Had Been Inmate Of James
town Asylum Before Being Given
=. ,PositionrAs An Attendant.

| Jamestown; July 15.-ClinoTd
Moores, an attendant and employee
at the state hospital, committed esui-
eide by shooting a bullet fromaa 81
caNbre revolver into his head, Just
back of the right ear. Mr.. Moores
has been suffering from nervous
Iprostations for some time and not,
long ago yhee lost the sight Of one
eye. Before the removal Of the
member; and subsequently, he suf-
fered intense pain. He has been DE-
pressed in mind and has confided
Ibis feelings to several acquaintances
both at the hospital and in the city.
who tendeavoredj to cheer him and
encourage him to take q more COM
Portable View Of living. His mother,
Mrs MoaaaEes, recently arrived from
Saginaw Mich.,n:ato visito him and
proposed to have her son return,
with her in hopes. Of stmproving his.
|healthsyz Yz5..c'..s Ht3 tbRs e 81
THE prospect Of: $tf'facing old, aac-f
auaintaneeesi,; 2 4 t together with t6e r.:
|sult OF his nervous state, EAs cyl.
IDENTIFY displ eaaing 70 the suicide. He.
|lsft several stts messages in writing
which plainly indicated the cause. OF
his deed The shot was hred while
he was alone in his room, one shot s 7.
only was fred and death was prac-
|ticalIy instantaneous. The coroner
was summoned but # was decided is
no inquest was necessary :, MI
Moores evidently believed that, his I.
recovery to health was impossible:
ne has been very excitable and snerl
vous Of late and the logs Of one eye
and the impaired sight of the other
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-17
CRACK SHOTS MAKE RECORDS
Louis Carufel Near the Top in First
Days Contest-North Dakota Will
Be Represented by First Glass
Team-First Day Was Far From
Ideal for Workmanship.

Devils Lake, July 15.-The best
shots of Camp Burke got into action
for the first time when Gen. E: c.
Gearey started the competition for
places on the rifle team by sending
his men out to make their scores on
the 200 yard range. They shot near
ly all day at the targets, and when
the scores were made out it appear
ed that over fifteen men had scores
between 40 and IS, the scale being
on basis Of so.
"The wind was very bad for shoot
ing during the day." said Gen. Gear
ey after the shoot, ''for what we call
a fish-tail was blowing across the
rifle range all afternoon. That is,
where the men were shooting the
wind blew across their front. to the
east, but 200 hundred yards away,
in front of the targets, it blew to the
west. This made it hard propo-
sition to do the sighting and allow
the variations for windage. I con-
slider that the men did some very
good shooting, and If they keep up
the record we can put fifteen men on
the North Dakota rifle team" that
will stand we'll up in the national
competition"
Following is the list Of the fifteen
high men, at the 200 yard range with
slow fire: :.
/. Bert King, Corp. Co. G.......4O
2. Bert Olson, Private, Go. L.. 40
3. Louis Carufel, Sergt. Co. A....39
4. E. S. Hill, srgt. Co. A........39
S. C. G. Kennedy, srgt. Co. F....39
s. R. c. A. Taylor, Priv. Co. L...S9
Z. VIM. sardis, Priv. CO. K. -. .3S
8. G. Myers, Priv. Co. F.......:SS
9. Private Petrie, Co. A.. =. .3S
10. Corp. simonson, Co. B.. .3s
ii. F. H. Tharolson, Capt. CO, G. .37
II. T. R. Blankenship, Priv. Co. p. 36
10, Geo, Johnson, PRIV. Co. EEt,s. ;se
IA. H. Palmer, Priv. Co. E.. 1875
lis. T. S. Chorch, Corp. Co. X. r. SO
Today firing will be carried on at
the longer ranges, from 800 DIP to
the thousand yard mark. Before the
selected men can get their complete
tryouts, they must, have had prac-
tice on every range and at all kinds
of speed in the rate of fire.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-17
OPEN SEASON FOR DUCKS
Prohibition Law Being Enforced at
BraddOck-BraddO Girl Dead
Following Operation for Appendi-
. citis-New Bell Has Arrived for
Lutheran Church.

Braddock, July 15.-The new bell
for the Swedish Lutheran church.,
arrived Monday and is being placed
in position by that old timer, Peter
G. Levine. The ! bell. Weighs 1910
pounds ana to the best of OUR knowl-
Edge is the largest in this entire Sec
ton. With the completion of their
magnificent, church the Swedish
,Lutherans have, buildedsa monument
of which EmmoVs county can Justly
feel proud T. :: II !
The "Black Duck" a houseboat
that has been anchored on. the Mis-
souri, river near @Livona, this county,
where It dispensed JOY water to the
fishes and incidentally to few
SINNERS" and "nucke1s" and men,
whom thirst attracted to the Big,
Muddy from the N. P. extension,
has been potted by the minions ;of
the law. Saturday the season was
was declared open for that 'brandsof
ducks and constable gathered sin
the cargo, and took the crew, con-
sisting of two well known 'Emmqns
county youths, to Linton. {;
The 14-year-old daughter of An
drew Klofstad, of kintyre, died sat
the Bismarck =. Hospital + Tuesday
night. the immediate cause of death
being pneumonia, on June; I27 she
was brought to Dr.: Campbell Of tits
city = WHO pronounced her to be sspf-
fering from appendicitis, and took
her to the hospital where she un-::
derwsnt what was said 70 have been
a successful operation. Later pneu-
mohia set in and she died, as stated.
1t is probable that the remains will
be brought down on todayis train.
The people Of Kintyre are worthy Of
commentator FOR. their prompt ac-
ton in extending sympathy and
more tangible aid to the family Of
the deceased. They did Jail that
neighbors could do, and their actions
tell mute1y that kindness has not
been eliminated from the human
breast ]sss. .2.g &. -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-17

The Braddock News enters this
vigorous complaint, which should
enlist the attention of the proper
authorities:
The state demonstration farm"
over Hazelton way is new brand
of demonstration in this part Of the
state. 1t lays along ''the kings high
way" in plain view of the passing
stranger, and if asked, any conscien-
tious citizen OF. the county who has
seen it will tell you that it is a dis
grace to Emmons county and to the
state. What may-~,ba>< beyond the
view from the road is a matter of
conjecture with the writer, but the
tract is level, and as far as the eye
can reach it Isl a patch of wild mus
tard and. rsother foul weede. The,
dwarfted condition of the grain in
sight is perhaps due to wild morn
ing glory. The only noticeable at
tempt at cultivation Is series of
parallel strips or swaths running
from east to west across. the Guilt
waited patch. The tract in its pres
ent condition is a nuisance and it is
quite possible that the owners Of sd-s
joining farms, wfll be abledto recover
damages from the state either for
introducing the foul seed ). or for be-
ing the custodian Of land on which
Il ifs permitted Ito: thrive It should
b 1smemberedthat the; people Of
Haselton are notsresponsibte TOR this
eonditfensz< It's ts,e4@.ss:sasomcs and
agents ofs the State agricultural COZ
leges located atsFargo. The matter
should be brought to the attention
sf President Worst.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-17

the interview Of Secretary Of State
B1aisdelf published In the Minot OPP
tic emphatfca11y denying that he is
10 be a candidate for congress is be-
ing literally quoted by the state
press. u
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-17
Radiun For a Red Cross Guild.

Radium For a Red Cross Guild.
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, wife of the
United States ambassador to Great
Britain, has presented the Red Cross
Guild hospital Of San Mateo, CAL,
with tiny bottle of radium, sent from
London. The precious metal Is to be
used for experimental purposes.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-17
Tho Softened Fourth Of July.

Tho Softened Fourth Of July.
"How Is our little Johnny celebrating
the Fourth?' asked the father on In
dependence day, 1912.
"He's making as much noise as the
law will allow" replied his wife. "He's
down cellar cracking peanuts. Judge.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-17
COMMERCIAL CT g.

COMMERCIAL CLUB OF BISMARCK
I Regular meeting Of club members
ship the. first Tuesday In each
month; regular meeting Of board OF
X directors the first Friday OF each
= month; At Commercial club rooms.
Third street. +. H. Conklin. ppresi-
dent; F r. Young, secretary.