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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-26

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Elmer Engebretson visited over sun.
day at Mlnneapo III sst isSs ID
az son was born. to Mr.. and Mrs. G..
n. E1ndell on Sixth street Monday. 81
See the new fancy silks at the New
York Cash store. III IN 8: ss5
1: P: II. Elem Of Garske, " as Ia bust.
ness caller tn the city the first Of the
week. 3.s &
II sure To- see the new dress goods
Z now !, on sale at the New York Cash
store s55s f$ss &. Sis
n Alex Cock burn Of & Starkweather,
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hale during the week =5s4 .sst .5 81
Say, about spring suits, We have
already received 4 large consignment
81; S;KEupp heimer,s famous clothes:
Come In and see n then. \ They are
smart Holbrook Me CO. 8.
AT Mrs. Rernice ~ elson, who has been
visiting in the twin cities for some
time, returned sto Devils Lake Monday
evening
Ss s Mrs NJ " N rttnson of Whiteish
Mont ana, n arrived in the city Monday
and Is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. q.
n. EndeIl On Sixth street.
n Keep your feet " arm. Il II doesn't
cost much We can sell you over,
shoes cheaper han YOU expect. All
oVershoes sold at ~ cost. Holbrook
Nero. ss5SSS
This week Count supe rintendent
Hatg received $50 new courses Of
study to Sbe distrib utsd stto8 the various
schools a,i,' throu ghout Ramsey county #
anything mi our winter oyercoat
stool Sto close At one half price. Hol-
brook Mere
Rev. Arthur n ( Bailey went TO
Jane stoWn ednesd ay morning On
Mo- sto5 attend To Inn ortant business
lregarding The Presbyt erian college o.
North Oak
Do YOU keep warm SA iiannel shirt
will do b are selling them ridi,
Iculonsly CHEAP: Get aft 81 them at once,
they won last long. Iolbroo k Mere.
ICo. al
Ig 81 or Tuesday sYening at the Presby-
terrain naanse Mr.. 'Brien
land Hiss Mar nm st,old bury both Sof
FIamp len orth Oak we're united
II aarriag This worthy oaple viii
make their ONE I'M owned
5bys the groom, about d miles soutll sof
IIanp den. For u good many years Mr.
Io'Brien has made his home In North
Dakota and for ears before the Lake,
IA branch was built did his Ing ii
Dsvils lse he'll man friends
Wish ana N ia. d 'Brien the best of
things that lite affordas 81
Ara you5 dry ahod We aell shoes
mot ofly to keep your YOU feet hut
dry Al we'll Pricea ina wines.
3TEolbrook III lore
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-26
sae
sHO II
INTERES
neg0RaBa eenenenn,

~ farm n. n Loans an: Money OH
han hand So il favorable terms Lo WI
I,es Isl: ] tte ! !. . Ghamberli
s3g Bert Cumming of Claresh DIM, Al-
S ftes transacted business matters in
the city this week.
Miss Vita Thoe, stenog rapher ir1 the
State bank here, is "a guest Of friends
E II Crary this week.
NJ Miss Frances shr,ootridge returned
Md,onday to her school duties ats5 the
Valley y City Normal. sgSs
II Postmast ter Harry Nicho bison 4. ii II
Crary was a business caller III the city
between trains last Friday ss3ss
!5sa IS. 5ronna, VIE Of Congress
man Gronna OF Lake Ia, was d Devils
n IS shopp last aturday 8S5;. ~ s
5& Mex Walk kerr, fornerly of this city;
but now located at " ILLS tor, was Ia
business visitor ia the city this week.
RI Feed oats and corn for J; sale At win vi
Ter 81 mes' 'eleya tor.
Miss Florence Coyle, formeslr'lyy II 81
this city but now of Fargo is the
! guest OF Miss Elsie Turner ia the city
this week. s3s,5 ss$
Mrs. Joseph Hanson, Who has been
visiting with friends in5 this city, re-
turned to- her home ii Churchs i cry
this week. 5:;
IA Mrs. "A. Lind and little daughter left
Friday afternoon for New Z ork, where
they will spend some time visiting
with friends. 3 Al n I
The Victor Athletic club Of the Pres
|byterian church, was entertained at
the residence Of Chas. Baker last Fri
day evening s s5 ss MI
Farm loans at lowest rates, SCI
John W. Maher. Il .t=:5 i55Ea. : !,
.Mann's departm Mt store is full Of
/; new spring goods and it will be a
/ pleasure for the sales force to show
Ethem$to you. Come in often. ..ss.@,
III Dried fruit is cheap at Mann's mod
al errncnrvs and the quality verv f3na
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-26
Money. tolOan 5oIl Farms Ramsey
County National Bank ~

County National Bank "
s-lsasSl .54 Asiiarsby arske was u caller
this week
Frank Cock burn A, Was la Churchss
Ferry yisitor last 8Week ~
Ole skratass l mad n business trip
J, III etersssburg last }s
u Rev ID Quoted SER
vices ;at5 lRolla last SUNDAY }
# tol's a pers 8all this week
at Man u M mode Az grocer .s*
a loans Az lowest rates rsi 81 s ::
Ohm ! ~
lrs. Geo. ep II nse,d at
saturd ny ening {. ..55
Prete Il tlhe dance at.
G y, s!s l Il s1I,9 as vening
55} A, n rks, vas Il
visitor ilHitt' Y nd
III. Iitt1e off was q Devils q
visitor Vi last atrrday
Beautifu \ eW foul ardss now on sale
sat THE New ork ash store.
owns end 81 IA was q bus
mess visitor II |, IL; the city Monda 81
Mrs. Rance Is IN ebster, isl the guest
of friends ii the city this week. q.
.s. Miss stearnns of = DINA, was the guest
81 f SIS Tie city over Sunday. If
Feed oats and corn for sale at Win
! ter 5& Ames leyator: II III
ISIS ephines Maher is the. guest
!. Of friends in5 Grand Forks this week.
.{ 5.;8 j. Void and AA Moen Of Churchs
Ferry, were Sunday visitors IL the city.
s379; Freasee and daughter are the
guests of friends at Rock Lake this
week. VA
RI Fred Bosworth and Jack, Mclean
+ we're visitors in Churchs Ferry last
week "a
Jay ller}s and Harold Connolly
ssited With friends ia arimor last
week. is#s M S5 15 i
~ v'iliiam Carey of Grand Forks, was
Il 4 business visitor is the city Saturday
II afternoon. "a
3s$3ss Mrs. u. streeter made ~ business
4; trip to IlaWtton ana Edmorre the first
apf5 the Week. 5.:
81 Ne sell Guns and Traps cheap, and
buy Hides, Il Furs, Pe1ts. etc. North
western Eide g Fur CO, Minneapolis.
frs. land Of this city enter
I tanned 81 number of friends at dinner
Sunday evening .53s ss 5:5sss s, II
Bert Green, the hustling insurance
man, made q business trip to Churchs
Ferry Mond 5ssss
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-26
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SOCIALISTS S [. | / J; !. j.
WILL Met {.
Twice a Month During the Coming
Meetings will be. Open

The Socialists Of Devils Lake have
rented the Woodman hall and win hold
meetings on the second and fourth
Wednesdays Of each month during the
coming year. The first meeting was
held Wednesday evening and good
sized attendance was present, 50, !,
The object Of these meetings, to
which the public are invited, is to ad-
vance their cause. and try to unbuild
their organization ID Devils Lake.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-26
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THE FLOWER yF YOUTH

%%& T. THE FLOWER vF YOUTH s$.
is no whittier and purer than the -four
we are selling so much Of. We take:
particular pride in selling this brand
for we know every purchaser means
a satisfied customer, .sa Ii. # Il
HOW DO YOU KNOW YOUR FLOUR
is the best? It may have suited you
for years, but remember improvements
have been made in flour making as.
well as in other things. Try a sack:
of our Dakota Flour next time. It
represents the best modern milling
can produce. s=5i =s ,s55 e.. ..5:
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-26

81 Bills for the establishment of good
roads department at the A.. G., free
tests for tubercular cattle, geological
survey, repairs to the executive man
sion, all carrying appropriations, were
recommended killed. \ ~ s-.sa !
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-09

TwO'base hits, Fernandez, Burns,
Curtis, En- she; threebase hit, Burns;
bases on balls, off Burns !, Devereaux
3, Heitmuller ! struck out, by Burns
3, Devereaux ], Heitmuller 3; sacri-
fee hit, j. Williams; double play. Hamp-
ton to En- Sue to Fernandez. Umpires,
Fisher Joyj scorer, w. II. Babbitt.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-09

Larry Mclean, formerly in the Pa
cifc Coast league with the Portland
team, and now with Cleveland, will
have the brunt of the catching to do
for that club this year. according to
Clarke GTiAlth's statement.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-09
q 8 asp 8 - 2
ALL-HAWAIl TEAM WINS
WITH BORROWED BATTERY
lFrom Mondny,s Advertiser.l

turn that Burns was out at the plate
by very narrow margin.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-09
GERMAN IRE N
WAS AROUSED

The Hilo German Club had planned
great celebration for the birthday of
Emperor William. The German Club
had on tap large cask of lager, with
abundance of sauerkraut and wurst, and
other things, not emitting few bot
ties of Scotch to add fro to the speeches
and songs and on the evening of the
celebration the German community Of
Hilo was all there, worked up to the
proper pitch of enthusiasm. It was
"Juchheirassasai
nsD nn,N..Ln. i'll A..
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-21
D[TWILER'S REFUGE
KNOWN IN TOLEDO
Police Believe Arrest Would
Follow Offer of Substan-
tiaI Reward
[SpseiaI Dispateh to The can

Especial Dispatch to The Call
TOLEDO, Ohio. Jan. '20.-The search
for A. X Detwiler. the Toledo tele-
phone millionaire. who is wanted in
San Francisco on graft charges in con-
nection with the Home telephone
company. was resumed by the local
police today.
Detective Burns, who is assisting the
San Francisco. prosecutor. Francis j..
Heney. notified the police here today
that the detective department OF San
Francisco has run down practically all
the men who were wanted" except
the Toledo millionaire. and the search
for him will be pushed vigorously
The dispatch from San Francisco fur
ther states that the department there
has determined that Detwiler is not in
Ohio. but that he is within 500 miles Of
Toledo. where he has been ever since
he disappeared. Burns says they are
also cognizant of the fact that certain
local people have been in communica-
tin with Detwiler regularly since he
left the city
Inc lIuIH OF theSe statements was
confirmed tonight by close friend Of
Detwiler, who works in the Detwiler
establishment. He stated that the To-
ledo millionaires family and his at
torneys know of Detwfler's where
abouts and that several of Detwiler's
business associates are in constant
communication with him.
1t is believed here that If a substan-
tial reward were offered for his ar
rest Detwiler would be in the hands
of the California authorities in less
than 4S hours
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-21
LANDS ON ROCKPHE
AFTER THRILLING RIDE
Miner O'DonnelI Jumps From a
Runaway Ore Car
ISnecinl Disnnfch 10 The Gill

NEVADA CITY, Cal, Jan. 2o-After
thrilling ride down steep grade in
runaway ore car yesterday and a
fight through the air of 200 feet fall
ing on rocky hillside, Miner O'Don-
nell still lives and is likely to recover,
say the physicians.
O'Donnell was going down the noun
tain in a car from the Gray Eagle
mine when the brakes refused to work
and the car rushed down at a terrific
rate.
Seeing that it would be certain death
to remain in the car. o'Donnell jumped
He alighted 200 feet away on a rock
pile, breaking his jaw and receiving
internal injuries.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-21
MRS. CHARLES PlATT
Y[ARNS FOR STAGE
VIII Join Matthew's Travelling
Company Under the Footlight
Name of Betty BorroughS"

Under the stage name of Betty Bor-
roughs, Mrs. Charles Platt wife of the
cashier of the Pacific Improvement COM
pany and sister in law of Horace Platt
president of the Geary street car com
pany, will venture upon career behind
the footlights. The debut of the young
society woman will be made under the
artistic guidance; of Frank Matthieu,
stage manager and leading man of the
Frank Matthieu company of legitimate
players, in Shakespeare's immortal
comedy. Twelfth Night,.sand owing to
her own social prestige and the COM
mercial weight of her relations she will
be distinct asset to the company, from
the viewpoint of the press agent.
"I have always felt thatsI had it in
me-" said the embryo actress, in her
home in Sausalito. "It made, me posi-
lively unhappy to go to theater and
watch others treading the boards while
I was forced to remain seated on the
other side of the footlights.
Seeks Stage Honors
There is nothing in motoring, yacht
ing or pink teas" the thespian- be
continued rather wearily. "A certain
amount of enjoyment at the time. per-
haps, but no lasting satisfaction. Not
that I am unhappy with my husband
far from it. suppose there are few
people happier than we are. But /
want to do something worth while.
II would have tried before, but un
derstand that theatrical managers are
not always polite in informing one that
no positions are open. AS 1 am in a
position where I do not have to stand
insults, never attempted to secure an
engagement from strangers"
Mrs. Platt will appear in the role
of Maria in Twelfth Night as soon
as the floods which have inundated the
itinerary of the Matthieu company ''of
Legitimate players, have subsidized. The
roster of the company reads in spots
like page from who's Who" and
many of the members besides having
prominent connections have genuine
talent for expounding the thespian art
Miss Virginia Laird will probably be
our Viola" said Manager Matthieu last
night, in talking of his plans. "and
she has rehearsed the part with dill
gence and promise. Harry Spencer
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-21
TENNESSEE GOES DRY
DESPITE PATTERSON
Governors Veto of Prohibition
Bill Is Overridden
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 2o.-Gov-
ernor Patterson's savage veto of the
statewide prohibition bill was over
ridden by the legislature this after
noon in the senate by a vote of 20 to
13, and in the house by 81 to So. The
surprise was prohibitions majority of
seven in the senate, which liquor in
terests had claimed. Senator Mansfield
whom Senator Fort called the "blucher
from McMinn,' failed to speak, al
though it was planned for him to make
the motion to override the Veto The
bill becomes effective July 1 next.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-21
MARINE
MISS EDITH JORDAN'S
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Daughter of Stanford President
fo Wed Edward Berwick

PACIFIC GROVE, Jan. 20.-Miss
Edith Jordan, only daughter of DR.
David Starr Jordan, president of Stan
ford university, yesterday announced
her betrothal to Edward Berwick Jr.
of Carmel valley, Monterey county.
Announcement was made at recep-
tion in Los Angeles. given in her honor
at the residence Of Mrs. Spalding.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-21
MARY GARDEN OBJECTS To
CAVALIERI AND RESIGNS
Prima Donna Peeved by Engage
ment of Italian Singer

LSpecidI DBPdIch to he CdIII
NEW YORK. Jan. 2o.-Mary Garden
has resigned from the Manhattan opera
company because Impresario Hammer
stein engaged Cavalieri to sing.
Miss Garden said tonight:
1T is true that I have resigned 1
will not allow an Italian to sing my
French roles"
1t was reported late tonight that
Hammerstein had yielded to Miss Gar
den and cavalieri win not sing "Thais. !"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-21
MAKES DEMAND
FOR RECALL OF
MAYOR HARPER
Municipal League of Los Ange-
les Deals Blow to Ma
chine Politics
Executive Accused of Yielding
to Dictation of Southern
Pacific Bureau
Protection OF Vice to Be Ground
of Petition Asking for a
New Election
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

Los ANGELES, Jan. 2O.--Machine
politics in Los Angeles was dealt a
staggering blow today when 500 of the
most prominent citizens of Los Angeles
assembled at the call of the municipal
league and voted to recall Mayor Ar
thur c. Harper.
This is the first instance in the his
tory of American municipalities that
the recall provision has been brought
into operation against city's chief
executive
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-21

Especial Dispatch to The CALI
REDWOOD CITY. Jan. 2O.-Rejecting
the circuitous overtures OF District At
torney Joseph ]. Bullock OF san Mateo
county to the effect that II granted I'M
munity he would go before the grand
jury. confess his reputed mfsdeeds and
ding the lid clear OF the political cor
ruption Of the county, the grand jury
today n1ed accusations against the Of
dcial. charging him with willful and
corrupt misconduct in ONCE. II the
case is proved Bullock will be ousted
from his ONCE.
The district attorney is not alone.
Supervisors J. H Coleman and d. z
Blackburn and ex-Supervisors Joseph
Debenedetti and julius Caesar Eiker-
enkotter are accused with him. In
dictments against the officials and for
mer officials may be returned later.
Sheriff Also Accused
Sheriff Robert S. Chatham was also
accused. He was charged with winful
neglect OF duty and he stands to lose
his job If the charge. the truth Of
which he admits. Is proved before
jury.
Attorney Archer Kincaid prepared all
the accusations at the request OF Fore
man Sheath of the grand jury
The wrath that has been dangling
over the heads OF the members OF the
notorious political ring" descended
this afternoon. The accusation against
Bullock was filed by the grand Jury
with Superior Judge Buck. and the
court announced. in accordance. with
the law. that he would ask District
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-21


won.
Following yesterday Route Manager NJ Nagledy
o
0
which capital The zwk Call
first
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-21

1t is considered significant here,
where the movement is to be initiated,
that it is directed against Mayor Har-
per chiefly because, as 1t is alleged he
yielded to the dictation of the Southern
Pacific political bureau in the appoint
ment of men to important positions
and that in his official acts he has not
conserved the best interests of the
citizens generally
The recall movement of today has
grown out of the charge that vice has
been protected in Los Angeles by the
municipal commissioners appointed by
the mayor, and the members of which,
it has been proved, have been engaged
In mercantile and stock selling enter
prises with the mayor. numerous liquor
dealers and cafe proprie{ers
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-21
VIOLENT STORM
SWEEPS VALLEY
OF SACRAMENTO
Telegraph and Telephone Wires
Centering in Capital Are
Battered Down
Great Damage Caused by Wind
and Rain Above and
Below City
Breaks Reported on West Side
of River and Railroad Tracks
Further Damaged

Island Ievees arc in danger. Water
forms one vast sea from Rio Vista to
COIusa. Track at Webster is damaged
again, but temporary bridge is 10 be
used at Eivas. Stockton region fears
Hood Oregon and Washington rail-
roads held up.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-21
Vice Is Protected

The meeting. this afternoon was full
of dramatic incidents. Major. Henry T
Lee, a friend of the mayors father
voiced the first indictment of Har-
per. 1t. was the sense of the meeting
that vice had been protected in Los
Angeles. and when O. T. Johnson, for
mer police commissioner. moved that
the municipal league be instructed to
proceed with the recall of Mayor Har-
per there was tremendous demonstra-
ton. OF the 500 citizens in the hall
only four voted against the resolution.
Petitions will be put in circulation
probably tomorrow. The league ex-
poets to obtain 10000 signatures. Eight
thousand will be sufficient, under the
charter provision to compel the council
to call an election.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-21
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
TELEPHoNE KEARNY Sc
THURspAY. JANUARY y. leo
WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEWS TO-DAY

YESTERDAY-South wind. rain; maximum
temperature, so deg; minimum, 50 deg.
FORECAST FOR ToDAY-Rain; high south
erIy wind. Page Is
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-21
ALLEGATIONS IN ACCUSATION RE
TURNED By THE SAN MATEo GRAND
JURY AGAINST DISTRICT ATTORNEY
BULLOCK AND FOUR sUPERvrsoRR

That on September 81. 1908. District
Attorney Bullock and Supervisors
Blackburn Coleman. Debenedetti
and Eikerenkotter "corruptIy. Sc
-cretly and with agreed intent and
purpose" prepared and delivered to
the county clerk a contract for
alteration on the dome of the new
courthouse. to cost s2.s91. entered
into with the J. ]. O'Brien construc-
tion company of San Francisco.
That they made an EFFORT. through
Bullock, to have the county clerk
enter this contract in the minutes
OF the board of supervisors as hav-
ing been passed at a regular meet
ing on September 8, 1908. and regu-
larly attested by the clerk.
That this was done for the benefit
OF the ]. J. O'Brien construction
company" and to cheat. impose
upon and defraud the county of San
Mateo"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-21
ALLEGATIONS AGAINST sHKRuT
ROBERT 8. CHATHAM

That on election day. November 3.
1908. Sheriff Chatham permitted
Clifton West. a prisoner in the
county Jail. to escape from his
custody. Chatham allowed West
to leave Jail and vote.
PROBABLE RECOMMENDATIONS o,
THE SAN MATED GRAND JURY.
That suit be brought against Treas
urer P. p Chamberlain and the
First national bank of Redwood
City to recover interest due on
deposits of public funds
That the supervisors consider the alb
rogation OF portions OF the con-
tract on the new courthouse held
by the J. J. O'Brien construction
company OF this city.
That Architect Glenn Allen. engaged
IN supervising the construction OF
the new courthouse. be removed
from ONCE.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-21
Venice Island Fears Flood
TSeeciaI Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON, Jan. 20.-At 4 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon Venice island viii
face crucial test by the ravages OF
the dood waters in the streams and
rivers flowing through the delta sec
ton. A foot inch tide Will appear
at suisun bay at that time.
should the high tide check the no"
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Courteous Letter

Continued on Page 2. Column 2
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-21
EDITORIAL

EUIIOkIAL
Why the jury box does not I'LL. Page 9
Wells Fargo lodging inquiry. Page 6
Getting together ON road building. Page
Chamber of commerce enterprise Page 6
LEGISLATIVE
Assembly in arms over request for expla-
nation why legislature failed to vote on anti
racetraek measure Page
In series of clashes forces favorable TO race
track gambling are routed in assembly Page :
There win be no snti-Japanese legislation en-
acfed BIZ this legislature. Page .
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-30

Charles n MaeFarland, OF East or
ange, reports what he considers ia no
the prize puncture of the year. While
crossing Central avenue at Bergen