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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-13
The cooperative Plan.

How much of a dividend did you get
when things were figured up?"
Not a blamed cent
'Hey-what! I am speaking Of the CO.
operative plan, you know"
And so am I. You divide up the
profits or the losses with the boss After
he had finished his new mansion, taken
a trip to Europe and bought three auto
mobiles there was a loss of ten thousand
dollars to be divided up among us, and
that's the reason 1 can't afford a fifteen
cent cement patch on that shoe"
JOE KERR.
OF COURSE.
"a friend IN need is friend, indeed
A lie! 1t should be nailed;
For 'If at first you don't succeed
He'll tell you why you failed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-13

Rah, rah, rah, for the football grill
You set them all in happy whirl,
With your chasing down the field as
feet,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-13
JUST HEARD OF IT.

Yes. and I hope you had good luck"
THE very best. That's what 1 was
going to tell you about. 1 knew that
whoever doubted my story, you wouldn't
Say. Thompson, killed II deer, IA wild
turkeys, 80 rabbits
"What?'
lust as I told you. Ninety rabbits
and
Good morning, Smith,
But, what's the matter?"
Nothing much. except that you are
the blamedest liar on the face of the
earth and / have no time to listen to
your yarnsi'' JOE KERR.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-13
There Is a Something.

~ OOK here, Thompson" said the in
surance man who had just returned
- from a two weeks hunting trip,
you and I were boys together"
I'VE WERE" was the reply.
''In fact, we have known each other
for over 40 years.
~Yes, we have"
did you ever know me to tell a lie7"
mo, sir; nor anywhere near it.
think you'd keep a dollar found in the
road. but don't believe you'd ie."
Thanks. was OF on hunting trip,
e. yov know.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-13
Buy a

off, and good morning to you. Buy
Lincoln penny and forget it,
JOE KERR.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-11

returned by 4 federal grand jury charging .he
Standard Oil Company Of Indiana With accepting
concessions from railways in shipments Of Gil from
Whiting Ind Dernurrers TO two OF these, inVolV-
ing shipments over the Chicago Eastern limos
Railroad and connecting roads 70 Grand Juhcuoh'
Tenn were sustained and the indictments were
ouashed shortly after they had been returned me
eight remaining bills were demurred TO- but ihe ue
murrers We're ovcrrulec
Two OF the eight indictments involved shipments
oyer the Chicago & Alton Railroad from Nhluhs'
Ind 10 East St Louis HI. and ST. Louis one con
tanning 1903 counts the other l34 counts II was
he G3 count indictment on which the OH com
pauy prosecution was based. With 40 counts al
lowed TO stand the case went to trial before Jude
lands on March J. 1891. The trial consumed six
weeks and resulted April 3. 1907, in u verdict or
guilty
Arguments for trial were heard in May
and a motion for new trial was denied. on Au-
gust 3. 1907. Judge LanJis imposed his s2.2iO"9
fine
on sppea1 the case went TO the United states
Circuit Court of Appeals and was argued year
ago The decision Of the Court of Appeals reTers-
irg Judge lands and remanding the case for ne"
Trial was given on July ., 1905 Attempts OF the
government 10 obtain a rehearing of the case be-
fore the Appellate Court well as their epdea1ors
10 secure a review Of before the United states
Supreme Court failed The second trial was begun
fefcre Judge Anderson February g OF this year.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-11
ITALIANS AND NEGROES DEBARRED.
Will of Bronx Woman Does Not Permit Them
to Occupy Property Disposed Of.

one of the provisions in the will of Mrs Mary
Julia Elizabeth Collins OF this city which was
filed for probate yesterday. requires that the pehe-
iciaries shall permit Italian or negro fainlieS
to occupy any part Of the property disposed ol III
her will.
Mrs Collins. who died at her home, No z+4- III
entine avenue The Bronx. February l. lelt i
large estate composed chiefly OF real estate IN Man
haitian and in Fordham. Her daughter, Mrs Na'is
Julia Collins Carew is the principal beneficiary ana
sole executor. She will receive by the terms oI
the will certain lots Fordham and the mouse at
No 2442 Valentine avenue and its contents. But
upon the payment Of SLIGO by her son. ChaFl@s
Henry Collins. 10 Mrs. Carey he IS to own the
house for life and must will il To his children
Under no circumstances" says Mrs. Collins IN
her will shall said sons wife. Marie Louise car
roll Collins Inherit directly indirectly any oG my
property and she shall act as trustee for any
of the said Charles Henry's children as REGARDS
my property
Kate Murphy. a servant, receives Nr"p 10y .he
will and the residue Of the estate Is 10 be diFoId
into three shares-one to each of her sons, John NJ
and George " Collins and the third share TO the
children of her dead son. William +. Collins
New-York tribune., 1909-03-11
MTNE LEADERS G-1THER.
Expect Philadelphia Conference To-
dau To BE Onlu Preliminary.

Philadelphia. March flowing 10 the failure Of
President Lewis to Saach this city tonight there
was no conference Of the deIegates representing
the anthracite mine workers. The miners repre-
senatives had come here 10 meet him previous 70
his meeting tomorrow with the coal operators in
the Reading terminal, where he Will present de
n7ands for wage and working agreement TO take
the place Of the that expires on March 81
President Lewis viii probably mee- the mine s
representatives, tomorrow morning prior TO The
conference with the operators
The conference will begin tomorrow morning at
i o'clock. It IS understood a new working agree
ulert TO replace the three-year agreement which
expires April l. will be discussed and that the
miners will present a demand for q number Of
concessions While they do not expect all of their
demands 10 be granted the mine workers will pre-
sent each in detail and will submit with each one
a brief argument. This probably will take up the
entire first day OF the conference. It Is expected
the operators viii take day more 10 consider
the requests Of the miners before making their
formal answer.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-11
SUES FOR GAS INTEREST.
Ld5cyer Not Satisfied 7oith Payment
of the Rebate Principal.

Frank Hendrick, lawyer, yesterday Uesdi s a
action in the 9Th District Municipal Court IN $50. "
street against the Consolidated Gas Company WIN
the idea of recovering interest on the gas reoaIeS
due him under the decision of the United states
Supreme Court.
Under the present arrangement SAID MI men
drick the companies stand TO retain the lnIeres'
on the entire 100000 or about $l00oV" Ihere
are SO SCI separate accounts for the companies 70
handle l figure that the cost Of compGtauo''
would be worth about cent for each account
The action Is set down for March %. If the jury
decides In nv favor then the costs of the action
will fall on the company. l estimate that the cost
for each distinct action will amount TO about
s. so
4 am a very modest consumer of gas I find
that the company owes on rebate account 81 81
The interest on this sum amounts to about 10 per
cent of the whole or 81 IS. I purpose 10 get that
interest with costs of action, If the law will give
It to me-"
The Consolidated Gas Company is trying TO get
rid Of commissioners of deeds and their "barkeFs,
who are giving the approaches to the two rebate
offices the semblanCe of a moving picture lobby
The auditors have been receiving claims executed
before a commissioner Of deeds that never re-
guired execution In addition TO dcceiving unsus-
pecting foreigners in this way. it was said yes
tcrday that the hangers-on at the branches have
succeeded IN obtaining many assignments OF
claims on low terms by misrepresentation.
The repeated announcements that consumers need
not visit the branches TO obtain blanks 10 be ned
out when they have ceased to live IN the district
where they consumed gas for a part Of the time
they were paying 81 has not caused the crowns
TO diminish
New-York tribune., 1909-03-11
TWO wAGoNLoADs YACHT PLUMBER
Found by Police in Closed Summer Hotel at
Bath Beach.

From a Bay pirates retreat in the Willowmere
Hotel at Bay 18th street Bath Beach, which was
boarded up and locked for the winter, detectives
recovered Yesterday patrol wagon loads OF
Yacht fittings and parts, ranging from an engine to
an oar lock All Of il had been taken from boats
and lighthouses at Bath Beach and Bay Ridge Yes
teriavs haul made the third wagonload Of plunder
recovered within weeks.
James Riley. nineteen years old an employe Of
the Marine and Field Club on Ciravesend Bay was
arrested two weeks ago, the charge Of a fellow
eruuIove that he had stolen a quantity Of jewelry
from, the clubhouse. The police searched his home
and several places which he is said TO have fire.
,,,,4rteJ and thcv say that they found wagonload
Of stolen yacht materials. He was taken TO Ray
rnond Street Jail whore he is being held to await
the action Of the grand jury. effort will be made
t,y the detectives 10 connect him with the numer-
Gus taefts from beats and landings in GTavesend
Rav during the last three months
New-York tribune., 1909-03-11
CHICAGO WIDOW MAKES AN APPEAL.
Wants Husband from This City: An Real
Nice Man.

Something must be going wrong with Chicago
when the unclaimed women Of that burg write the
civ Clerk here that an real nice man can nav" u
real nice widow forty years Old merely hy the
sl,,r- One trouble IS that City Clerk ScuIy. who
received the letter Yesterday. doesn't know the
writer Nj scuny and his young men run the
marriage license bureau in the city Hall and THIS
IS the first time since the founding OF the bureau
that any one has written for husband Inc ie'-
ter lust as the writer sent it, is as follows
Matrimonial BeUr-aw
Have YOU an real nice men that want q r"a! nice
wife am 4 widow 90 years old am neat and sly
lisL man must have oney no objection 70 age Dtt
must he meet
The communication written on t"o slips OF
\ mad with notices at the bottom. ON the first
sheet it read: A tree IS known by its fruits and
not by It's leaves
on the second sheet the following: Those
who learn nothing or accumulate nothing in lie
set down as failures because they have neglected
little things Samuel Smiles.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-11
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


LIVERPOOL March l0-Caryuutcs u3eEt. New York for
Manchester. Iucauja ,ftrJ. New York via queenstown
Movi. FurHsssla tHrt. Ntw York for HlasEo"
spoz March l6-KerIcy DBr Manila FOR Boston and
New York
Antwerp March g-Ia Camutne ,Dutch}. Now York
Amsterdam March . Mannheim Ger. New 4ork.
Port said March Shimosa utrl. New York VIA Al
Eiers for SinEaUore China. etc
NarseilI.s March Madonna Err. New York. go
Naples. March H-Cualria t3rt. New ork VIA li'ses
zores a9d iiaIc2 TO- noon-carmana ,r for
Naples. Trieste. etc.
SAILED.
So,,thsrnpton March TO- l:15 m-Teutonic tbr). New
York via Cherbourg and Queenstowu. o., ,,,.
Southampton. March 10. m hronprlnzesNh 'ecile
,CicrI York Via Cherhourg
swansea March s-BristoI City ,tr' New York u
sannio UtaD. York: m. Ancona dtap Ne"
Nars-iires March Masslia En- New York
,:srco March Io-Cedric tBrl. New York
so,.ilie March 6- Thornley, thr New York, ,,, ,
0,au March Den OF Mains din. IhilaaeIphia ana
F2ouen March lo-I.uciliae ,BrD. New York
PASSED.
Gibraltar March 1o-rcrusia t31. New York for Leg
rraai@ ESs' Point, March lo-Galco dp. New York FOR
scnlT. March lovolturno d3 New York for Rotterdam
1zar9 3Ia Mar@h i6 Mesnba do. New York for London
IsTne Head 5iarch 10 Korea u'ussp. New York for
Rotterdam and LLhau
New-York tribune., 1909-03-11
OFFERS $4,000 FOR RETURN OF GEMS,
Broker Says Wife Values Associations of jew
els Missing from Gotham

F. y Chapman. a broker. OF No. IS Wall street,
offered q reward Of 5000 yesterday for the return
OF Jewels belonging to his wife. alleged 10 have
been stolen from their at The Hotel Gotham
on February q. Mr.. Chapman said that the asso-
Citations connected with the Jewels were more i'm
portant than their intrinsic value. which accounted
for the size Of the reward offered.
A 1. Spooner, manager Of the hotel, reticent
regarding the robbery yesterday. but said he failed
10 see how the Jewels could have been stolen in
the hotel Inspector McCanerty said the police
had not been told Of the theft. and had not been
asked TO aid in the recovery of the jewels, that
work having been left 10 detective agencies
New-York tribune., 1909-03-11
APPEAL IN MISSOURI. [.
Federal Supreme Court to Pass on
State 1nti-TruSt Ld1rS.

Jefferson city Mo, March 1o--An appeal bona
Of 100000 will be the basis upon which writ ol
error for an appeal TO the Supreme Court OF the
United States viii be granted to the standard Oh
Cornpany of Indiana and the Republic OIL Company
Of ohio according TO action taken by the supreme
Court OF Missouri to-day.
The appeal ac>s as a stay of execution on the
Judgment announced by the court yesterday ny
which the custer DEGREES against the companies
we're affirmed Both the Indiana and the Re-
rr,bIfc co1Danies will have the right 10 continue
business in the state pending 4 decision by the
federal tribunal.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-11
CAUGHT BOYS RoBBING BUILDING.
Five Young Italians Had Torn Out $4,000
Worth of Fittings to Sell as Junk.

Five young Italian boys were arrested last night
while ripping of chandeliers. hearth Tenders and
water faucets in the unoccupied four-story studio
building at No / East 3Ist street. The police say
that the youthful offenders had done about 5000
damage in breaking up fittings that they could not
have sold junk for more than $40 The boys we're
turned over to the Chrdrens Society and Will be
arraicned this morning in the Childrens Court on
a charge cf burglary Three confederates who
were on guard in the cellar escaped
Two policemen entered the house by way Of an
adjoining roof after a neiGhbor had told them
-17ar strange hanamerings and poundings mad been
heard in the studio building for some time.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-11
rRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

r,cztination and steamer. Close In New
-, a:arca ana China Cvla seattIe)-Ah
Har,, 49,. ...... To day. 8:
,-aI,ati Iapsu Curcst ami China C,ia san
I-rant'zcaD Nippon Maru .--.-.... Mar H. u:
'4[Ir Minnesota 5tch T. 6:
Jas. cr.ssed lniy) via Tacomal Mar 10 o.
Ian t-c~~a CEiua lcd Philippine Isl
ands ,yta Vancouver and Victoria. .
En,,r,ss OF China -...-.....- Mar 10 Z:
Australia except West. New Zealand.
Tnro,.Ler ana NiciorIa. q. e C-l-Makura Mar 2i G.
Ha~ai Japan. Corea China and PAilip-
pine Islands Wia san FrAnelsco) 81
ssn sa'' Ffsncisco5@T Transport Mch g. G:
Tahiti. Mar5uesas Islands. New Zealand
FTaEeiscojEMariposa ..........,.....A April - 6;
New-York tribune., 1909-03-11
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The second cI the series Of public lectures by
Francis /, Weluar The Trial LAWYER un-
der the auspices Of the Fordham University School
Of Law, viii be given at the Catholic Club. No. l2o
Central Park South, this evening
Ex-Justice Augustus Van Wyck will be the prin-
c,fal speaker before the McCarren Harmony Com
rnittee tomorrow night at the Jefferson Building
in Brooklyn
Mrs Grace ". Savage. Of No. 151 West 18th
street. obtained yesterday Judgment Of $1,000
against Daniel J. Sully, the former cotton king"
She said she gave the money 10 Sully 10 invest in
cotton but instead she said he invested Il in soap.
senator Ia Toilette. Of Wisconsin. Will he the
speaker Civic Forum meeting ia Carnegie
Hall tomorrow evening He viii talk about
Direct Primary Nominations"
New-York tribune., 1909-03-11

Why wait for Easter for a new
frock coat?
Ready to-day.
S26 to S41, with waistcoat.
Cutaway coats, $21 to S35, with
waistcOat
Separate striped trousers, IS to
$12.
incidentally these same striped
trousers are now helping many a
Winter business suit through the
Spring.
Dressv shoes! Sure!
Patent leather-button, lace and
OXfOrdS.
The new 'Star" dress shirts are
here.
Saturn" Mars" "Orion," and
Sirius"
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY,
Three Broadway Stores.
z5s s42 1902
Warren st. 18th st. 34th St
New-York tribune., 1909-03-11
4MUSementS.
METROPOLITAN
IRA HOUSE.

w q nv OAa Aae Brvant, ii4s
GRAND OPERA SEASON l90s-i90g
| dana Nevestal. Nine. Destinn: NM Jorn. Didgr,
Reiss. Plass; Muhmann. Bayer BursstaIleF Con-
TE EVE MarfR 12 at ros- 7t-TRtsr4S ES hSrra% gnd
GoEltz Bass Condactor MGh,eT, TI,,o,,r,,r ,,r,.,
Farrar' L'Hulllier:. MN. Caruso Amato. Didur
SAT. EVE. Mar 13 at s-RevIvaI Of FALsTAFF.
Mines Destinn. Aida. Gay Ranzenherg: MN
SUNDAY R4ID hfS'FS E6rfsE Ma,i9 x2 o'clock
Sooists.-Mmes Morena. III FasquaIi Ranzennerg
rangement with Ernest Goeriitzj Entire Metro
PnT PIIan FyE IIarr5 aT" ~ an sCDOTBIE BILL
CsvAIIERTA GV> RrSTrCANA. Mines GadskI; Cav
Nine Farrar. Nm Caruso, Amato. Campanari
WE'D. EVE, March =. at s.THE ,, BAR, BARTERED
hKIDE m PTod3na Mn, Nme e DTSy1nn D54 Ri
Blass. Muhmann Conductor Mahler -
FaTrar Fornla: NM. Caruso. Didur. Ama'o- Con
FRI EVE. March 10 a, 74s-DIE WALKUERE-
Mines. GadskI. Morena. Honer: NM Anthes
SAT-. AT. march 20. at FALSTAFF Mm.s
Campauar. Roiss. Bada- Conductor Toscarint
s1f5asJ GFa%D G1fi9 GhIa Fl FERf6RIaScE & + GSIsA
Pension AND ESDoWMENr FUND
raa MI 5ru EGaSge Gs1a ess sRa Ao Bada Ns t6H
II THE B5HBTERED BRIDE ,rrodana Nevesta)
iii liz NOZZE pI FIGARO act ID-Mmes
Gadski. Farrar. Dt Pasquali. NM Scott. Ddur-
4. DIE MEIsTEEslXGIER ,I2s' Scene Ass II
coritz HinckIev. Reiss Conductor Hertz
Y AIDA tAct II. Scene IIr-Mmes. Destinn.
Homer. NM Caruso. Amato. Dldur Conductor,
VI FAUST ACT Wine. Aida, NM Martin,
HInckIov Conductor. Spetrinn
prices for this performance. $40. 81. IS and So
SEATS NOW on SALE
FIRST SERIES OF sPFcIA,IL1 PEREGQRMANCEs FORM
SECOND SERIES
Mar. a 30 TRISTAN und ISOLDE
a =. $40 DA~ RIEINGOLD
Tues Apr. C. at 80. ...-.....- DIE WALKUE ERE
Thurs. Eve APIS : 30 SIE(rFiG4ED
sat. Apr 10 T-3O ..--. .COETTERD AENINiERUNG
SEATS NOW ON SALE
WEBER PIANO USED
New-York tribune., 1909-03-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 6.2O Sunset Moon 1898 Moons 20
HIGH WATER
AM-sandv Hook 1913 Gov. Island 1912 Hell Gate l2 %
W-sandy Hook Gov Island 1912 Hell Gaze 1882
New-York tribune., 1909-03-11
sBrings mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Mail
Vessel Line. closes. sails
Hamburg HambA go a II i m
IIavre. French a m a
Bermuda. Att. i III a m
.fc~f-n Havana. Ward 300 1900 m
c,.f bremen. y 9 lloyd 10 90 m
Kansas CITY savannah. Savannah 800
FRIDAY. MARCH II.
Trinz Wilhelm Ill IIayti. Dutch IIi:o 100 m
ylgIancia. Nassau. Ward -l2.uD IN 800
rcNe-s1n Norfolk, Old Dominion 300
NIohawk. Jacksonville. tlH'le. e..----..--. ] 90
SATURDAY. MARCH 13
phuadelphla southampton American $50 1000 a N
,.cItic liverpool White 600 1000 m
pennsylvania. Hamburg, Hano-Am-. $50 a IN lo:uo
I,a-,,,dign bermuda. Quebec 500 IN 1000
I,La5eIubIa La jiuayra. Ped D.. $50 1900
t4ayaua Havana. Ward 1890 a m 100
Af,,nolIn Domingo, ClH 1000 IN 100 IN
Jamaica. Hanb- Am. IL :po III l-Oo
pernamulco. ..-.-... 1900 800 . m
AnryVe Red II 90 III
t.,s French 1000
-.a,f,nrrIa Glasgow. Anchor ....--.--. 1900
I,iirfe Albert Naples y 6 ILoyd.-.-- II 80 a
ttit~ ~ columbus. savannah. savannah 3oo p
,,oTcho Galveston Mallory ...--.--... l2,Gb
,.oTanrhe Jacksonville, clyde. .--.--.- ! 100
Ccinraro Tampa Mallory .--.-----.--- 1900
New-York tribune., 1909-03-11

INCOMING STEAMERS.

The Mauretana. reported ESQ miles east of sandy
YESTERDAY is expected 10 dock about $50
m FrIda
New-York tribune., 1909-03-11

soltrarlpton Cathado Cuneo tN1D. Port Ant'ni1. e
ZOO lsr, Favr. Etuira Sch"y, Port Antonio. SAINT liSo
fIr.-I Santiago. Sihlrla Colon. Pontiac tir'
baltimore. Trinidad drl Bermuda. victoria de iaT -
finag3 tJrt Nonrrrtaeo VIA Newport News chicago
Ciiv tUr Bristol. 'Hu. Hank"w Huron LhaIles
r,fiula %ucrlraS. Guiana tEl. 81 Thomas
yoIga tRri. Perth Aulboy. FL tt' Galveston Nueees
falyes,l7- Orleans bCc1uiH tAust. Naples
-r!e=e Gr-ekp. PlrFeus and smyrna
faratius OBJ Moutegtse Plata. etc. Guuther Ger
,rr.ful,urr Narolu etc. guyuz t3raz Barbados. Para
etc. Allegheny Port Prince, etc Alice
,8ri Saaua. oEeechee. brunswick
New-York tribune., 1909-03-11

F,enresentatives Of the STANDARD Oil Company
l,ers declined Yesterday TO comment upon the col
Iaase Of the governments suit beyond referring TO
he statement made by James a Moffett president
OF the Standard or Company of Indiana, just after
Judge lands imposed the S29.ooo.oe1 fine.
Mr. MOFFETT'S STATEMENT.
NJ a,oeett in that statement af,er.reyievinC the
evidence presented at the first trai AID referring
10 certain points which the company was not per
rnitred 10 bring before the jury, but which IN his
contention il should have been allowed to present,
said:
We insist that whatever may be ones technical
z-sw of the law relating the above question
every equitable consideration Is with the defend
<ar1arf deal this prosecution would
-,ever have been instituted The American public
Got otl nelltNVs "a 81 lo - - s,,a.i,,, -,
with all the facts before IT, II mas m cdpe'SI'N 70
determine whether defendant. rlch OF poor mas
received a square deal. -.- -. .---
For ali these reasons the standard On company
asserts that ii is not even technically guilty and
that II ought never TO have been prosecuted De
caUsa OF he claimed failure OF railroad com
-i,ieb has r3eitber been indicted prose
cuied-to file its tariff and that me ITosec-tion %
this defendant under the circumstances o. thlS ciS
Is a prostitution Of the sfirlt and iHe hIH" Pi'''
Of the interstate commerce act
STANDARD OIL stock aas active the curb after
the announcement 4 the decision. advancing I'VE
,,cirts % CD II sold al 500 the day on which
Judge lands imposed the fine, or August & lsI''
sad went as low as 80 later ia the year.
HISTORY OF THE CASE.
, r,-osee,,tiaa which ended in failure yesteTcly,
after having once been tried bv Judge h NJ
lands whose decision was reversed b. the Court
OF ApDeals and the case remanded 10 the District
Court for Z second TRIAL. had It's beginning on Au-
suEt z7 lsGs. on thst date ten indictments were
New-York tribune., 1909-03-11
W. Il M q N
SUBSCRIPTION S R9oEs Re9Eo

EDEN "9TIP = MAX GHrsy n1esy 1gs
MUSEE New Figure PRESIDENT Nm IL Taft.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-05-14
You needn Il be afraid. !

One day 4 lady who had been reared
IN the careful luxury Of the old fashioned
Virginia home was invited to visit the
kitchen Of a great Chicago hotel She
wanted 10 90, hut was afraid When
asked Why She replied, 81 IA afraid hi
nee something that will forever destroy.
my appetite for hotel food. & She went,
and found verifying delight fully clean.
Good housewives consider cleanliness
and purify first Of al that s why Quaker
Oats is their choice among an oatmeals.z
II making Quaker Oats the grain d.
siiffted and resi- ted, passing through more
than fifty processes Of cleaning before Il.
Is cooked and rolled ;Ss.
If you took a handful Of oats and
scrubbed and polished and wiped each
separate grain, ii wouldn't then be nearly
81 clean IS Quaker Oats. No human
hand ever touches d single grain 81;
Quaker Oats from, die field to yossr5
hiitciien. Tie best advice Oh foods you.
could hare Eat Quaker Oats every
morning for brealsfast,
81 6a,ll find ualssr Oats put sp Id
tRo siss packages, tie egulaf aise and
rs larg, family size lor those wl.o assj
sloss con Nh Tho