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Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-26
case Of YouthfuI Robbers DELAYED

SAN JOSE, Oct 25.-On account of
other matters before the court the
trial of Frank Smith and Leo Nevins.
the youths who robbed the Lalley bank
of Santa Clara some months ago, went
over today until next Friday morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-26
EaIIs AsIeep; kIIIed By TraIn

OAKLAND, Oct 25.-Falling asleep
on the Southern Pacific track last
night, Alex Carpenter was struck and
Instantly killed. He lived in San
Francisco.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-28
Ole Olson Again

The billboards and windows are
again ablaze with the announced re-
turn of that splendid Swedish dlaiect
success, "Ole Olson" We recall the
initial appearance Of the play IN TINS
city several years ago, and distinctly
recollect the Juror that 1t created a.
the time. "Ole's" name and MS qua'n'
savings were upon the lips OF everyone
for months thereafter. "Ole olson IS
an imperishable play, and IS UNIVERSAL
w nonular among every class OF inca
tre-goers. The country being large
with sufficient towns and cities 10 GU
able a well handled attraction 70
take advantage of, has not been over
looked by the management anu ~
welcome has been worn out" ~ WIZ
aupear in this city Nov. and there
is little doubt but what all. promises
will be kept the same as in the past, ISL
and the local theatregoers can look
forward, as usual, to an evening wen
spent 49,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-28

hearing was called for Tuesday, but
on account OF several witnesses not
being present, was postponed until
the following day.
Bisgaard keppel Case
The case OF the State VS.. Bisgaard
Keppel will come up Thursday at 2
o'clock. Keppel will have to answer
TO two separate charges.
Shot Gun Causes Trouble.
Judge Murray will hear sometime
this week, the case OF the State w.
Louis Fitzgerald, OF Larson, N. D.,
who is charged with assault with a
shot gun. The other shot gun case,
in which e. 8. Nulph OF Sawyer is
charged with stealing gun from
Public administrators Clark Hovey, is
slated to come up before Murray this
week.
Another Farmer In Trouble
Julius Wojohn from the southern
part of the county will answer to
serious charge sometime this week,
that OF assault with a dangerous
weapon, on a young girl.
Postpone Christopherson Case.
Claude Christopherson, the alleged
burglar of the Fritz hardware store,
was to haev had his hearing before
Murray Tuesday, but the Judge had
so much unfinished business on hand,
that with all of his capacity for doing
things, ne simply could not get to 70
and the case will come up sometime
this week
Fire at Elevator
It seems that it was necessary to
Crave a little hre in order to complete
the events Of excitement Monday
night, so the Farmers Elevator
caught on fire away up in>the cupola:
The buckets OF grain caused the fric-
ton which started the fire, and the
department was called out. The fire
! was put out in a short time, before
! much damage was done, tho for a
time, the flames threatened to destroy
the entire structure.
! A Rotten Show.
And to cap the climax Uncle Dan
iel the rottenest show of the season
was given at the opera house much
to the disgust of the large crowd
that attended
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-28
Man With Jag
Was Particular

Slim Kraemer, a Burlington man
with a good sized jag, wandered INTO
the city jail Saturday morning anu
,sped Fire Driver Henneghen to lock
him m. that he might sleep OH the
100 The accommodating driver show
ed Slim to the best room in Hotel dc
Hyland, and just as the driver was
leaving, Slim called out, BE sure 10
CAN me at four The chief OF ponce
has new idea. To popularize the
Mace. he is thinking of placing an
electric button in every cell, and prov
iding the: place with bell boys:
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-28
Alleged Burglar -.

sheriff Sorenson returned from Gas
COW. Mont, Sunday night with CLAUDE
Christopnerson the alleged burglar. OF
the = O. fritz hardware store. The
prisoner Is now in@the county jail. ana
ref,,ses to talk concerning his arrest.
when he was apprehended, he had
most Of the stolen plumber, consisting
Of knives, revolvers, etc In his posses
sion. He is known to nave nau
COMPANION. who escaped. Wneh
christopher was arrested ne put up
terrific fight, and nearly overpoWereo
the officer.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-28
!. Injuries Woman

Mrs. C. H. Baglien Of 1lillsboro' was
attacked by an angry COW which she
had atteMpted to milk: :: The COW
knocked the woman. down and tramp
led her underfoot. She suffered bad
scalp wounds, one ear being nearly
torn oil, and she was badly bruised
about the body. tho no bones were
broken, and she was not injured m
tefnally. -. lo,.i- 80. ~
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-28

rsTRAYED- Sunday night. Oct ~
from Roach pasture. one yeiioWlsn
- and Il White COW: speckled face.
. !. ,,A was nearly dry Finder
VII notify. 3. AZ Boon r FD No' =
'MInnf, & s.. a. Phone so7 elue ;sss
1921 #
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-09-24

3ie IdlGnite SammIang Srien'
tnl' '&ugs, bic ismals udt 9a @rofs
esbraht wurbs, 1T jsst bier i'm 6rsi-
mourer Tsmptl nuseeltslt. Dieis
Sammluue iit sius Der bslisn in ben
Ser. 5tnoten uno snthdlt 8uuhmsrts.
bic bis bod in Die 9ouisuos tOIien-
Der bsriibmts Rug 6ahmanu, pr.
Sstant Smith. bssleitet BON Srn. 8. Is.
0abieinn, Der Elm 1bsilbnbsr Der 5irma
1T, bielt am 3teHiiae abeno ein'H
Yortras iibsr bic 0erltenung uno Be-
banoluns oieisr prohtpOllen 9epplhe
uno srfldrte osm nnweienben &ubliium
parum oieielben 10 foItipielig iiHo.
Ter @intriit gu bem 8Orirose mar frei
uno marsH 2tsbbaber oieier berrIihen
Bnaren sineslobsn. bsrislbsn beiSuuob'
nen. Giels ausmnbl miro bier pdb'
reno oem 9leIt Der B0he bon Hhr
WiOreens bis 9 llbr AbeHos 5u isben
isiH. or. Soin s. OpsH, oer bstanntG
Dscorotsur, If Der bisligs 8ertrster Der
@sislihait uno bat bic 9erren bslUo9eH
ibrs erOBe sIuswobl bierber Su brtn'
gen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-09-24
:B yiieSrige Staten fir Ginwea
fabrten nad Der Yntific &iiitc
iiber Die Gbirngn, MiiIwaus
fee & ct. GauI Sabu.

Taalih. pom l5. September bis gum
l5. Ottobsr 1909, einihlisBlih, wiro
oieis Bnbn Golonilien, Eidets fir Gin,
negiabrteH 81 biaigen &nteu pertaufeu
dnf alien Stdtionsu on ihser 8abn nab
Stattle. TncOma. SpOiane. Gortlauo,
SictOria, Taucoupsr, Butte, San
5rnnCisco, 9os gInselss, Salt Safe
@up. Ososn uuo uielen auoereu Stdoten
bee gSeneus uno glUromeitsns. 2Ib.
Iiieas.8riuilegisn nsrosn sspdbrt.
gheoriss &nt,n perben pdbreuo bic.
isr 8eit aui @jumees Siletts sepdbrt
BON SiatiOHsn on oieier 9nbn nab
ROntuno, SonbO uuO @nibinatOrs
8untlsn an Oisisr Sobu. ihrsr nsusn
Nnsoshnune noh Der Baeific. g aiilte-
Der GbicagO, IHiliuautee Il pHget
SUmno Sabu.
Nblteissprtuilssien nsrosu Sbnsn
aud bier ssmdbnt, wOourh Sic cine
quite @elegsnbsit betOmmen oieis neus
@essno 81 iebeH.
gpesen usiubrlihsr Nustunit iibsr
5atrpreiie. Sdldilpassn. 8atsn. &outen
uub 8ugeisnit peuoe man iih an ben
ndhIten gIeentsu Der @bclep, Drill
nautee & ST. 9aul 8nbn.
BroIbiiren iibsr bieie usue @sasno
fOnren UOu 4. VI. Miusr, General
8oiisHser GseHt, Chicago. besOssn
Derben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-09-24
SternimunppcH.

Gin 0amenbut i'm gBtvtb BON
$500 1T ssssuwdrtis in Gem Sdou.
isniisr BON Green's 9aoeu auseefs(t
ga, ba peroen iupbl n1e uniere Shb.
nen benielbsn tduien molten
Die @aiIerweass ss@0mmilfon, Al
wsIdsr or. 3up 9. Reio bon bier se.
bort, 1T isst in Yoris eiueeirufsn.
or. Srnrp Sdurs. siu Ssi,sr Der
SurIinstOn' 8nhn, fiel sSeen rem Nni'
ierbebGlter isiHsr Mnibiue. ais oieislbe
pIbslih sinise 5Iahtears trai, uub
puroe nm aopfs psrIsst.
- Die Ssrren S6id & &utb lisnen
9ldne fir elm ususs &Cbubaus fir
6rn. 6surp glein ber. Ias @ebGuoe
piro on Der II. StraBe, Smiideu Brain
uno aing, errthtet.
- Sr. gbns. &arbula bat Ieinen
8icpclelaoen an 6reo glabis uer'
tnuft.
8rUi. 3. u. Cotton tuiro sine
Nnlprahe Dor Der Stnnissgehrerpcrs
iammluns in Milwautee. pslhe am 4
3. uno s. glppsmbsr bort tost, baltsn.
5rl. GbnG @reenppIt uurbe i'm
ct. 5rancis Spitnl pperirt uuo bsfiuoet
lih 10 mUbl pie su ermartsH 1T.
Die neue Qanomiribidaitsihule
IN Suolasfn mirb am IL. Citober bic
Nrbsit nit 100 Shiileru aHinebmen.
9ts Shule wiro mshr 8bglinee bnben
nls irseno eins d6nlihe i'm Staots.
Der alnppsrihInHesH Sdaer
BroUH erlegte IN ben lestsH Spei @0'
ten "a Der 3sptiIs oui Der gRiler'
Garm nabe bem 8OIfplnse
Die 3eleenten, mlde Der gsr'
iammIuns bss .O6sfen Blidiiippi
Ysrbeiisruuas g'sssips" IN @lnona am
6. uHb z. Ottohgr beipOhnsn, tuerben
iuperte Toih.nmsHer srbaItsH, ouf
bereu &Iiuasn 9lnfihten oss itbnen
@inUno 8lrts obssbiIost limb.
Sr. SObn 9slSl, Elm Qsbrer ber
b;sfaen iutb. Shule. bat ietus STEELE
uieoerseleat I'm, eine dbulids in Sleepp
@pe, ItinneiOta, anSunebmsn.
@sn @nrcin BON Cuba, Der eiH.
gelaoen mar eine Reoe bier miprsno
Oss nddftsn SOupers bss 6aHoslsrntbs
ju baltsu, bot Srn. lltsrm6bl bsuah:
rIt:Iet eaB er nibt 81 ser Ssit bier
isin f6nus. er uiirbe nbsr gsrus ipdter
tOmmeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-09-24
Sanide's 9dM>ss So, { Nsr
GSlamnleR.

I'm 1880 ll6r Muntaa Nbenb
iuuroe Jeuer in benz siusiten StodipsrI
bon Tnuife's giienbnnoluns entoedt.
Gin @enernlalnrm bradte oas ganSe
5euerpebr Espnrtemsnt Der StnOt ber.
bel, bod brsitete lid oas Isuer INNER
nebr uno mebr aus.
9llle obereH Studperfe brnnnten uol'
itdnoie aus. ipdhreno bos @ertaufslOtnl
niht BON ben 6lammen srreiht puroe,
bas Eager jeoOh poGItdnbis burh
gnfier oerbUrbsn wurbs. Der gerlnit
1T nnbeju total. nber gum sr6Bten
2beil ourh 8erfheruus ssosdt.
Die uriate bts Jeuers 1T niht Be.
fnnut; oa es jebod in einem 9aserrnum
nusbrnh, mu6 entluebsr bic elettriIhe
2eituns feblerboft seiueisu isin ,Ober elm
Sur Seite seiuOrfenes 8anoh6l5hen ons
5euer nerurioht baben. Der Shnoslt
1T eruB, bn btes cine Der ar6sten
@iIenluaaren Sonolunsen Der Staot
mar.
Die Jeuertpebrleute hatten ib mere
Grbeit Die 5Inmmen 5u l0Itsn uno
bersn 8erbreituus nuf Die ausren8sH'
ben @sbiuoe Su Usrbinoern. 8ebn
@oferftrnblen iuurben nuf oas 8lnm'
meHmser seridtet, unb trOsbem brann'
ten bic pbereH StUfuerte aus uno bas
9a6 iOtpie Die 5ubb6ben iiiirSten elm.
Der @ofsroruf mar gut, bod bn Die
BofierUerte NIT boiler 8roft arbeiteten
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-09-24

lunroe gBnHsr gsliefert pelhes 10
ihnarS pie Z 7inte mar uno nur ju
ltlih betpies tpie nOtbmenois Ga
srohe Elm nsues Spitsm beoarf. geuH
ole erOBs 8umps plDslib nnssr 9ienit
9eratben, 10 mare fider Der sonSe BlOd
IN 6lnmmeu ouieeeoneen.
-@liidliherpsiie selans es Der 5euer'
mehr, bic 5lammen BON oer Wu'
nitionsta mmer 5u balten. IS
mar 2 llbr Moreens ebe Der Braho
bOlltommsn uutsr Goutrone mar. Die
anerenSsnben 9sbdube puroen nibt Bee
iddbigt, 0bUobl bic Mieiber Iih gum
um5u9 bereit gemnht batten.
Der n6rblihs TbeiI Der 2agerrdume
mar gum Slid uon benz iiiblihen 9bsil
ourh eine ihnere 5suermnuer gei9ie'
ben uno uerhitete Oieielbe, oaB oas
5suer ben Tbeil bes @ebduoss er'
reIhte. Gort muroen bic @aaren nur
lei6t ourb &nuh, nber niht uun
Seuer uoer Bafer bei6doist. Sr.
2nuihe meinte, er Wilie nod
ni6t mann er ben 8etrieb luie'
Der nufnebmsn fDnne, oa bic Ser.
iiberuns erit ssihlidtet iperbsn miiiis,
er bOffe nber s2lnfnnes Der nd6ten
8o6e tpisoer bas @ei6dft nufsuneb'
men. Sns 9nssr bate einsn ge'rtb
pom etwn 100000.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-09-24
eB~ 0iesiernuss. 0eimitdtten.

glnoertbalb Wt0iousn Nder 5nrm,
uno @eibslano msrosn pom 4. bis gum
20. OttObsr Der Beiisosluns sr6fnst in
ben @hepsnne Sllusr unO Standing
8cd Observation-Disclosures. Rssi'
itriri iuiro in Gberhsen unb in 8ierre,
Der 6auptitaot oGs Stantes.
Gurhfnbreuos Sdnsn5dee fhbrsu
tislih iber bic NOribmsitern' Babn
nnh 2isrre uno absrbesn.
@saen oo(ler Nustunit iiber 6aisn
uuo clue 8roihiire, bic 3bnsH srfldrt
pie sic cine 100 ader Ssimitdtte uOH
Der Gegisruns bstOmmeu t6nueu. usnos
man iid on bic 2lssnien Der Nortb'
lpelisrHs Bahu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-09-24
w- 9aadt AMI Bah mOHmtatn /!

Sn elmer eininmsn glnft ertletterte
Aler. Benton pUn Sort Gbpnrb, q. g.,
8nlo Mountniu, um bic &obnung
eiues Rahbnru ju errsihen, Der an
glIibmn lit, ben sr NIT Or. 9iuas
3ep 9iseOosrp Iurtrsn pUlIte, neil
bieies Mittel ihn eebeilt botte. Rltle
punoerpO1e Meoi8in ueruriahte cine
ihneGe Sur isiuss Na1born. Sp6ter
wuroe feline ShwiessriOhtsr pon sinem
ihnereH 9unsenleioen oamit gsbeilt
NiliOnsn bebnuptsn. oiss isi Oas bette
Salss unb 2ansen. 6slmittsl nui @r.
ben. Suiten, @ridltuussn. Group, 9un.
ssnblutuuseu uno webe 9unesu tuerben
oamit itnsG sshsilt NusssSsitust sss
gen 6sufiebsr, Grippe unb aeu6buiteu;
soc uuo $1.0O Brobsaaihsn frei. @os
rnntirt pon @rhart.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-09-24
EeriOnaIia.

- Sr. 2ouis &om ri Oh pun Nlils
maufee, Der ppr Sahren oemotratiidler
ganoioat fir @ipuperneur mar. betinoet iid)
in Der Staot oils gloppiat in eiucm 8roselie.
- Sr @oworo &. 9SiIlidms, elmer
Der &eomteu oes &anGma' Condolences.
pirb bier in etnigeu 9dgeu eiutrefien INN
ieine @attin uno Sino mieoer nOd Banana
Su begIeiien.
Sr. uuo SSrou 6. 6. 8artl iino ppu
elmer &eiie nadl Guhltb uno Superior beim
eefebrt.
Sy. uno Srau @m Qafiia iino
nad gteru Yort abaereiit BON NO aus tie
mad Geiterreib reIien UNI iib bort oauerno
nteoerSulahen.
Sr. Gbas. 2inie, Der betanute
Milhbdnoler, If pon WaoiiDu wieoer bciu-
getebrt; er bate bort Der 8eeroigung elmer
gtidte beiaewohnt.
~ 9r. u. W. Goben bat cine 6ei6ditss
reiFe mad gSonemoe unteruommeu.
- Sr. Sbepopr 9ohl uno Gjattin
limb BON elmer 6eiie nadl glprme9eu Suritds
Qetehrt. Sie baben Der dlten Seimatb eis
nen id6nen 8eIuh abgeitattet uno hielten
it'd Dor. ouf 5u Der Belt ais Die Sonne sur
Niitternahtsltunoe nod am SimmeI itano.
5ruu Spbu Senneb0 oon Ct.
9aul befinoet lid bier bel lDrer glutter,
5rau @antert, aui Seiud.
Sr. Spbn 6. 5bprnburp bat
cine Stelle in einem gruBcn gSboleiales
@aenmaarengelhdit in Ct. 3aul angenoms
men unb miro oprtbin ilberiieoeln.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-09-24

tB 8er @eIoer gu mdBisen 3inIen lei'
ben m6dte, einen perldblihen 6atbaeber fir
9eeos ano Mortgages brauht, ooer @elo
aui quite Siferbeit ausleiben mill, ipenoe
iid an 8. s. Sidii6, iiber benz gaulen
Sdubs@eifdft an 8edrl Ctr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-09-24

= Gin Nuiomobil trni sinsn iuertb.
pollen Suno pon 6rn. Sobn 8i0lnms
uno perlsste oas 9bier ibmsr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-09-24
9id,t.BeSelIId,aften haben oaS

Observation-Disclosures baben oaS
9teht eiusn &abdtt su seUdbrsu iiir
prOmpte 8nblunseH, 10 bot Die RateH.
@ommlifon in Wnbiion eHtidisosH.
6nrrp Tassnrt batts aui Sfaoeneriab
gsiloat neil bic hisiige @sisGitoit iei.
nsn 0etsr sntiernte nls sr iit wsiesrts
Die 10 Br05eut erira Ju entrihten neil
er niht an lOten bss WlOnnis beSablt
bate. ylnh Der @niifeioune Der Com.
Hiilion miiiisn be 9iirssr iid oisisr
Regel iuseH.
2as 0lrmeH 3epartement iuiro
mahriheinIlh niht meiier aelibrl iper.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-09-24

ben. oa teine iormsle 2lnlhuloiguna
bel osr @ommiiiioH in WaOiiOu ssmnht
uuroe. Die 8samten Der ueridteoeHen
BepariemeHts weroeu ben Calumet"
rauheH uno allss miro in irieoliher
g8eiie tusitsr sefiibrt msroen. Rthter
8. 9. Comic pom 8bitshnG, Elm Wlit.
sliSO Der Staats @Ommiiiion, meint
bic gnnJs Gfaire bsrubs nuf psri6nlis
DIEM 3uiit BUiiten ben birlissu Beams
ten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-09-24

t@ Gbonuirt auf ben
, " orbItern".
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-09-24

gs bn Sm bier @eqmbet 98arn Die Sic nod oer 9uHn
@ea6atsGetr bagGm Yeien tommm a
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-09-24

Die ,,uoroitern"-3ettrn
gen haben Ole 6eihiebte
BON Ga Greiie nicbt nur
ntitIcbreiben ionoern NIT
machen belfen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-09-24
$1.OO

Sr9enO Elm @ewanO bis 81 $500 pertb.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-10-30

Medbury, Idaho, Oct. 3O.-At the
time of the opening of the lands un-
der the project of the Kings Hill Ex-
tension Irrigation Company, the town.
site of Medbury and the acreage sur
rounding it will be sold under the
Carey Act rules. The system devised
for offering this land is unique one
and is arousing much interest among
the local people who are DESTROYS of
securing some of these acreage tracts.
Instead of rating the land as to
price the company has made one price
of $105O, and every tract offered for
sale will be on this basis. The tract is
so divided that very few of the lots
are of the same size. Lots adjoining
the townsite are smaller and lots re-
moved from the towRsite are larger,
some tracts containing more than 20
acres. Several large crews have been
at work the past two weeks preparing
the townsite and acreage so that it
can be readily located by those who
wish to look over the tract in ad-
vance. Medbury is located on the
main line of the Oregon Short Line
and about one mile from Snake river
The company has allowed in their
plat boulevard 70 feet wide which
will run from the town to Snake riv-
er and for several miles along the
river front. This drive will be known
as Riverview Boulevard is exception
ally delightful as scenic drive. The
tracts along this boulevard and along
the river front are smaller than the
tracts further back. The company
has made arrangements for the plant
ing of ornamental trees the entire
length of the boulevard. By the
time water is ready next spring
these trees will be set out and grow
ing.
In plating the acreage tracts the
lots and blocks have been so arrang-
ed that the entire area from the town
to the river will be like a great city
; Each block contains 40 acres anC
roads are opened on each 40 acre line
the company plans to have them
cleared so that all of the lots can be
readily located. Locally, the draw
ing of acreage tracts and town lots is
drawing as much or more interest as
the drawing for Carey Act lands.
The company is receiving a large
number of inquiries daily and it is
predicted that large crowd will be
in attendance at the drawing No
vember 18th.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-10-30
THE MUsTAcHE.
Rldieuled In England When II First
Came Into Fashion.

Ridieuled In England When II First
Came Into Fashion.
The custom of wearing mustaches
did not prevail in France until the
reign of Louis Philippe, when 1t be-
came obligatory In the whole French
army. In England the mustache was
worn by hussaTs after the peace of
1918, and 1t was not until the close
Of the Crimean war that English civil
ians as well as English soldiers in gen
eral wore hair son the lip.
Shortly after the mustache came In
to favor among gentlemen Horace
Mayhem was passing through an Eng
lish country town and was Immediate
~ noted and followed by a small army
of children, who pointed to his lip and
called out derlsively;
Hes got whiskers under his snout!
He's got whiskers under his snoutT'
For long time the mustache was
the subject Of raillery. even after II
was becoming common, and the ia
nous carlcaturlst Leech printed in
Punch a picture OF two old fashioned
women who, when they were spoken
to by bearded railway guards, fell or
their knees and cried out:
flake all that we have, gentlemen
but spare our llvesr'-W Westminster
| Gazette,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-10-30
MISTAKES IN TITLES.
sG0Vo's Dlseourses" Has Nothing 70
Do With cupid's Franks.

"LovO's Dlseourses" Has Nothing 70
Do With cupid's Franks.
1t Is interesting to collect certain Of
he instances of mistakes in regard to
the titles of books Thus the old farm
or who asked for "Edgworth on Irish
Bulls" got no doubt something he did
uot expect, and the dainty youth who
applied for Loves Discusses" did
aot really wish a volume of sermons
Oy Christopher Love. If application is
made by messenger, mistakes of diff
ferent sort may occur. An excitable
boy once asked for Bishop Cocks and
Hens Earnest Communicate" he
meant Bishop Oxenden's. Similarly by
Warne's Moral Cookery" he meant
his "Model Cookery" A maid forgot
all about the title of the book she had
been sent for except that 1t was
something like tomato SOUP" She
was served with "Red Pottage."
1t may have been a fault of pronun-
station ON the part of the purchaser
who asked for rubber bands that he
received copy OF Robert Burns" but
It was certainly the bookseller who
was at sea who referred an applicant
for vegas Logarithmic Tables" to the
furniture department" In cataloguing
booksellers frequently err. Thus Mr..
MADAM, the Oxford scholar, who wrote
grammar and dictionary Of the Swa-
hell language. had those works cata-
logued as Madam Swahelrs Gram
mar" and in the line beneath, "Do. do.
Dictionary" Recently, too, book of
Mr.. Lucas "A Swan and Her
Friends" giving an account of Miss
Seward. ''the swan of Lichfield," was
classified as "Annie Swan and Her
Friends. "-Manchester Guardian.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-10-30
MID.WINTER COURSE

On account of the large number of
students who are not able to get into
school at the beginning of the school
year, the State Normal School at AL
bion has decided to institute a Mid
Winter Course.
The work given in this course will
be the regular work of the first year
including classes beginning Algebra
Ancient History, English and FOOL
ogy. BY taking threee of the four
subjects a student will be able to
complete all of the first year work
excepting in one subject.
Glasses in this course will be or.
ganized Monday, November Is, 1909
Board and room in either of the fine
dormitories at Albion costs but 81
per calendar month.
For particulars address the presi
dent of the school.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-10-30
AIM TO SUCCEED.
The Self Improvement Habit as q
Business Asset.

The Self Improvement Habit as q
Business Asset.
The very reputation of having an
ambition to amount to something In
the world. of having grand life aim,
is worth everything, says writer in
Success Magazine. The moment your
associates find that you are dead in
earnest, that you mean business, that
they cannot shake you from your de-
termination to get on in the world or
rob you Of your time or persuade you
to waste 1t in frivolous things you
will not only be an inspiring example
to them, but the very people who are
throwing away their time will also
admire your stand, respect 1t and profit
by it, and you will thus be able to pro-
feet yourself from a thousand annoy
ances and time MASTERS and expert
ences which would only hinder you.
In other words, there Is everything
in declaring yourself, In taking stand
and thereby announcing to the world
that you do not propose to be failure
or an ignoramus; that you are going
to prepare yourself for something out
of the ordinary, away beyond medioc-
rity, something large and grand.
The moment you do this you stand
out in strong contrast from the great
mass of people who are throwing away
their opportunities and have not grit
and stamina enough to do anything
worth while or to make any great eff
fort to be somebody in the world.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-10-30
First Omnibus.

"omnibus" was an almost brand
new word In its modern sense when
Shillibeer took 1t from the French in
1929. and In France the name pos
sessed a special significance for those
who knew their history. for from 1872
to 1915 Paris had already seen a regu-
lar service of roomy public vehicles,
"carosses cinq SOUS" Only these
predecessors Of the modern bus were
not "omnibus"-for all The letters
patent which instituted them for the
benefit of middle class people laid
down that they were not to be used by
soldiers, lackeys or any other wearers
Of livery or artisans and laborerS.
These exclusive vehicles faded out OF
existence, and the new ones, which
were started in Paris In 1928, were
named Omnibus expressly to signify
their democratic character. = London
Chronicle