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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-11-18
NO CAR FROM HERE
AT SPOKANE SHOW

A slight ambiguity in the announce.
ment of the Spokane fpple Show
made it impossible for the Hood
River valley to be represented in the
carload competition at that eXhibi.
tion this week. Owing to the rather
Light crop in the valley this year and
the 'act that most of the orchards
contain mixed varieties of trees made
1t hard to get carload of fancy ap
pies OF any one variety from a single
orchard in the valley. However q.
h. H.Sproat planned to enter q carl Dad
of Spitzenbergs for the Elliott prize
and sweepstakes.
The rules lead that the show the
wrappers we're to be removed from
the top layer. Mr.. Sproat wrapped
all of his spples on the theory tfat
the carload lots would oil be wrapped.
lie later asceItt ined that many OF
the carload exhibitors we're to be
shown with the top layer unwrapI ed
aud he realized that they would have
advantage from this fact.
1t would have loosened the pack
80 much to remove the wrappers
OF the top layers after reaching Spok
ane, that the scoring pack would
have fallen low. As Mr.. Sproat had
already wrapped each layer of his
exhibit 1t would have made it neces
ssry to make an entire repark to put
his Car In ehape 'or the show AS this
would have been expensive aud AZ
there was scarcely time to accomplish
il In time to exhibit at the show, MI.
Sproat gave up the idea of showing
his apples
A wrong impression OF discrimina.
tion agai, st Hood River WAS convey
ed in dispatch to the Portland Jour
nal last week Mr.. Sproat ad asked
II it would have been possible to
change the ruling and to have all the
exhibits wrapped. But If the apple
show management had made 1t pos.
sitle to enter the Hood River apples
as they had been packed, it would
have shut number Of other carload
exhibitors out of the show who had
pu a different construction on the
rules.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-11-18

what seemed great way, We came
nut upon level count y, aud we
lmm ediHetly "took it aIl back and
declared We never said it" For We
saw tor the first time TIE real home
part Of Hood River Md 10 is truly
wonderful plnCr ,iust 81 OWN built
IL sn rtCbud and such 8u Orchard :
Not weed, not down apple nuI Il
diseased tree Everything wears snch
IA prosperous look. Good huildings-
many OF them fine. There are four
p@hlic schools employing three and
four teachers each One High school,
eight churches, aud 10 saloons. We
hai only one hOuTs time, so only got
glimpse. We saw no farms, only ),
10, and ID acre lots. The whole com-
munity is of one miud, all working
together. Every man, woman and
child booster. Their great pride 5
their sppIes, and they have made
item so perfect, that now they cHa
set their oNn pIiCe ami get it Macy
big stories do they tell, and quote
figures until you are dizzy.
As wo were passing certain place,
this story was tCli, and 1t was a
preacher that told it, 80 it's so even
If it isn't so: German bought tiee
acers on time. He has paid tor it.
cared for his family Cf nine. owns a
big store, Is at present building a
fine dwelling, has a son in Villa
metta University, one in Corvallis,
and the rest in Hood River schools.
lie has made every dollar from the
tive acrse OF apples. but there is some
one at work In that orchard every day
in the year.
Some OF the land is under iIriga-
tion and some is not. Not only the
valley land but the mountains are
used. There is one place where we
could see n community so high up
that they depend on cisterns for their
water supply and yet there were the
orchards. Yes, 1t is great place,
and they have years the start OF the
people of this community, but speak
ing seriously we do not believe they
had any better to start with than we
have right here.
Ihe prunes we took tor DemonstIa.
tioon Night, we're the wonder of some
from other parts of the state, and we
we're asked sevreal times "Do they
raise these In DouglasY" OF course
we know that those people have given
great deal of thought, time and
money to their specially, and employ
the best methods but it pays
A. K.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-11-18

The follwoing from the Drain Non
paIlel represents the impression ct
Hood River gained by one of the
visitors of the State W. 9. L. U,
convention held here lsat month.
One does not live long in Oregon
without hearing of "that wonderful
Hood River couutry"--the land of
red apples. So much do we hear
abuot its wealth and beauty, that we
soon have picture in our minds OF
place last equal to the Fairy Land
OF our childhood dlesms When q
few weeks ago we were promised
visit to Hood Ri er we naturally look
forth to it with pleasant anticipa-
tlons. Visions of red apples danced
before our eyes-big red spples-not
only tor the good little boy that al
ways ellis the nth, hut enough toI
all the boys. The last part at The
journey going over was made in The
night so we did not see hny of tn,
country surrounding, the town
The next morning at the frst Ruod
daylight, we were out to take loot
aud we saw whatY 4 very common
looking town We rubbed Olr eyes
and looked again Yes. there could Le
no mistake about II, Those trees
we're oaks just the common kind
that Wa use tor stove wood at Drain
And not red apple in sight. And to
complete the Disappointment aU
"Olegon hit' was flooding the land
scape. With sigh we turned from
the window. Eyes, another big story.
Alter breakfast we'll run over and
climb old Mount Hood just to have
it said we did climb it, and then
we'll go back to Drain where there
really is something worth looking
at "
We we've very busy the next two
days, and forgot our disappointment
in work. The third day the sun
shoue. Things took on brighter
look, and when We we're invited to
take ride through the orchards, We
we're glad to go.
1he business part of the town is
built on the side of bluff over look-
ing the Columbia river Standing on
one street we look down on the roofs
of the next one below. This is all we
had seen so far. After going up for
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-11-18
MOSIER
Lands

in large or small tracts. Some very good
land at low prices at present. Good
growing community. Six miles east Of
Hood River, Parties wishing o buy
will do well to write or see
GEO. CHA AMBERLAlN
MOsier Oregon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-27
REDUCE TAX
ASSESSMENT
OF s. {. co.

Tho tax arbitration commission
selected to settle the differences
between King county and the Sc.
attlc Electric company over tho
electric eompanXs Assessment for
iaof yesterday afternoon returned
a majority report reducing the total
assessment from $1,000. 22O 20
SLs7s.s5o
The reduction OF s59LT7o was
made on the franchise. assoaament
The board approved ~ the stock
and bond method employed hy the
assessor. but held that the assessed
value was greater percentage of
the actual than that % real estate
ia Seattle. because of tho great
Increase IN actual realty values IN
1907 over 1905.
The assessment on the tangible
property and the realty Was allowed
to stand.
The majority report was algned
by Iadgc John +. Main. Laurence
colman. D, r. Frederick and State
Tax Commlasi0ner J. T.. Frost
Thomas A Parrish, county assessor
a. an arhiter. dissentsd. returning
a report that tho original assess
mont should stand. aud State Tax
Commissioner r. u. Rockwell dia
scented with a report stating that
the reduction WAS NOT sufficient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-27
IN 100 YEARS
THERE Il BE
No BABIES

ITHACA. Nov. 27.-eThe claims
Of the new science az rugenicA.
which seeks 10 show hos aoeieiy
may recruit itself from the best
lines OF descent. deserve serious
consideration. said Prof Walter y.
Wilcox. the Cornell statistician. the
other day In 4 lecture on the birth
rate. which. he said. vas declining
80 rapidly that II continued for
century and half no more children
would be born A. no one believes
that mauKlnd will become immortal.
this contingency Is not likely 10
arise. he said.
The decreased birth rate. b. said
n greater among the classes whose
children would probably inherit the
most social worth and capacity for
leadership The native American
population. NJ least In New england
and New York. loses more BY deaths
than Il gains by births
These changes are due mainly
10 direct yoll,ionaI control Of the
birth rate. a phenomenon of the
last half century II calls for an
adjustment 81 our ethical standards
to the new conditions and more so.
ciai approval and support Of those
who serve society by contributing
To the numbers and quality Of the
next generation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-27
CHURCH MEN To
DELVE IN POLITICS

Politics. az a feature OF the re-
Gently organized Federated Men 3
Clubs. was considerably stimulated
last night when. az a meeting ia the
v ~ G. A. building. the members
adopted an amendment 10 the con
giitution. whereby the activity Of
the organization Is not limited to
ihe evangelical and missionary
Held
The adoption ~ the above amend.
mcut aroused considerable interest.
and for time Il waa thought that
several OF the clubs would withdraw
from the organizaiiou The tron.
bic started when Prof kirkpatrick
Introduced an amendment 10 the
constitution. whereby the activity
OF the organization was confined TO
the missionary and evangelical
fields This was lost ard immedi.
afely W. II. Gorham introduced an
amendment directly opposite In
Tenure. which was inserted IN the
constitution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-27
Attention,
Merchants

You viii be interested TO know
that we have more safes anu vaults
In daily use than all other manufac.
turers combined.
We guarantee our safes and
vaults TO be superior to all others.
Purcell Safe Co. 9f2 Occidental
av.. agents for Herring. Hail Marvin
Safe Co. manufacturers of the gen.
uine Hall Safe & Lock Co.'S safes
and vaults.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-27
. LITTLE RED SPOT
Newell Experiment by Which II May
~ BE Made 10 Disappear.

~ W"Ho 70 tihapNtAfs
A peculiar feature about poslam,
hesnew skin discovery. ~ that no
one IL asked 10 buy II without first
sending 90 the Emergency Lnbora.
tories, No a2 West Twontysflfth
Street New York city. for AN ok
leflmental sample and applying
'amo 10 an affected part OF the skin.
Nont the Hize OF silver dollar II
VIII clear the spot 80 treated In
tweniyfour houra~a remarkable
Usual demonstration OF It's powers,
While poslam has been mentioned
principally ln connection with the
cure Of eczema. the most stubborn
OF skin diseases. Il must be remem.
bcred that when used for itch. hives.
pimples. blotchea. acne. itching feet,
gcaiy scalp. chatting Of Infants and
similar minor skin troubles lta &C
hon 10 all the more pronounced re-.
suits being seen after an overnight
application As only a small guam.
tity Of p0alam IL necessary 10 cure
such canos. special nfty.ccnt pack
age. usually sufficient. has been
placed on sale at the Quaker DRUG
Co and other leading drug stores IN
Seattle and throughout the country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-27
MISSOURI STARTS AN
OFFICIAL PROBE Of
GREAT WIRE MERGER

JEFFERSON CRY. Mo., Nov. 81.
Attorney General Major to-day
started an official investigation Of
tho proposed telephone merger.
which. Il Is reported. plans the com
soiidation Of the wire Interests over
the country
Il Is expected that the Missouri
supreme court Will BE- asked 10 ap.
point a commissioner TO take tcs.
simony for the purTpoH. OF aseer-
tanning II the proposed merger
will warrant another trust law pro
reeding.
Tn. action. n taken. will be
brought against the Bell company
and the Missouri a Kansas com.
pany Roth OF these companies are
chartered In Missouri
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-27
Help Weak
Stornachs
SGT Stevens-Maynard,
Jr., Take Down, o.
Cal. Rifle,
$1.75

Eighteen haif-ociaKon barrel.
btued steel frame single trigger.
oiled walnut stock. oiled walnut
forearm biued steel butt plate.
and Tong rifle The list price ts $500.
You can bus for less than dealer
e. rs stevens Little Scout Take
iiaif-octagon. is-iuch barrel. case
hardened frame. polished walnut
plate. plain open front and rear
$50 stcseus crack Jack Take.
Down itific ...s..t.-..s... $3.50
ono Of the most popular riflca
made g8l the best seller In It's class
lD-inrh round barrel case hardened
frame. single trigger. oiled walnut
stock forearm shoots g.. ~ caps, ~
short 81 i0nr ana ga long rifle
plain cpHu front and rear sights.
weight about 81, pounds. list $500
$3.50 Sferonu Eafufite Take
Down Air Rife .+.s..,.t..r sf.on
E1-lnch hHlf OciHEou barrel. case
hardened frame solid Dfcerh block
single trigger. oiled walnut stock
.sud fyfenfm. rubber butt plate.
~ long rife Rocky Mountain front
and stogens leaf sights. an ast0nish-
lnRiy low price.
$500 Hamilton 22-cai Take
Down Air RIFE. 81 ~
$500 savage Pattern, aamc $3.50
tt00 No. re Hopkins a Allen
$500 bennington Rifle 1905. 1890
$1,000 Marlin 22-cal Repeater
wineheatcr. 4 model 1893. ii-cai' Re ,
peater- awR- below par $1,000
! bale ends December B.
charisti n present. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-27
GIRL HYPNOT|zED BY FRIEND,
IN STUPOR FOR a HOURS

trance "a hours. only by strenuous
efforts OF "A professional hypnatiat
Miss Haas, whose home Is IN Dun,
KIRK, g., with Miss Marsh. whom
she has beon visiting. Spencer aud
x, II Field made up "a party a. a
demonstration by Santaneln They
returned 10 The home OF Miss Marsh
where spencer iokingly asserted his
belief that he could hypnotige Miss
Haas. She dared him Ia do It.
Much Go hts surprise Miss Haas
suceumhed 10 HIS manipulntions.
After working over her for hours
spencer went for Shntanelli Il
took Santanelli three hours 20 10.
ylve the Girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-27

a c. fioverland NrMureay
Wash n Riley. Hos. Wash. 4. 8
heFgeaa. beilinwham. Wash: Mrs
Henry Comstock. olbbon. Mont /.
Mrs. y. Coates. Rockford. M. ID
TRy ior. Utica. Mum
Call for FIRE. Sample ~ Arnold
Catsrrh and Asthma Cure Free
Massage with Areaid'a Vibrator Of
53s Arcade Hidg.. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-27

DEFIANCE. Nov. ~ Twice
married, twice divorced and now
making a third trousacau. Is the
record OF Bessie Spock OF this city.
She Is not quite 10.
In 1907 the girl was married 20
Percy Williams. Of Cincinnati This
was romance OF matrimonial
bureau Their honeymoon was ~
only a few days duration when VII.
lfams procured a divorce.
Miss Speck vas then married 20
Edward J iaFkan Their welded
life lasted about year. before they
were divorced Now. Mrs BESSIE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-27
eJoRNsoN NgAR oEATH.

PARIS. Nov 1.-THE family OF
Byornaierne BiOrnsom. the Nor.
wcKian poet. dramaiist and novel.
lat. ara gathered az his bedside al
he Hotel Wagram. fearing that he
will die before night
Bioruson has suffered D stroke Of
paralysis. and is afflicted from bis
waist down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-27
Arnold's Asthma Cure
ballard. Wash. April 2. 1903
ANOInA INIfIAN RkAIEIlfEa

"-1ANafSN - " eaatN1# aAlHAAA HFWts
ARNoLDs INDIAN REMEDIES
Dear ir-~i have been sufferer
from Asthma. Hay Fever aud also
had goitre for years. com.
uisuesd using your remedies octo.
Der IS 1905. and since thsn have
had no asthma attacks and not
sign Of goltrr Have been able 10
DO all my own work through the
winter and. Ia one who has sui.
fered agony with asthma and So.
we're coughing every winter for
many Years. Il IL worth more than
words can express. Your remedies
have been all they claim t0 be. and
J sish to express my deepest graf.
ltnds 10 you for tho return % my
health
MRS r. l., NANTHRUP.
B6fg Fifteenth Az \ "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-27
Sale Draws Large
Crowd

The sale Of cloaks and suits at
Freibergs. 1910 Second av.. drew
an Immense crowd this morning
At n O'Clock over 200 people were
jammed at .de doors waiting 10
enter the store Arthur Shirpser.
the sell known sales agent. claims
the crowd was the largest be has
handled In years erf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-27
Poor
Digestion?

This is one Of the first signs OF stom-
IA weakness. Distress after eating.
iour euctations, sick headache, bill
Gus conditions are all indicative
hat il is the stomach that needs
assistance. Helpit to regain health
md strength by taking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-27
GIRL, IS, MAKES TROUSSEAU
FOR HER THIRD WEDDING

Speck.Nilliama.tAfkin 81 making
hrr tronHHeau. preparatory to add.
lnS heniamin Inn 10 her list OF bus,
bands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-27
Services of Professional
Required to Revive
Subject From Trance.

kENroN, o. Nov. 81. - Miss
Viola Haas, 10. ia considered hy
physicians 90 be in danger OF merry.
Gus breakdown MS result og being
hYpnotiked by John Spencer.
friend
Miss Haas was revived from her
hypnotic spell, after being Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-27

President y c. cheRaiy. Of the
Seattle park board. last evening
talked 90 the Mems club OF the
Bethany Presbyterian church on
the boulevard and park work be-
INK done aud urged thp members
to support the proposed $4,000 600
park bond issue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-27
NE MARKETS

319wfuE are the average prices
~ ~ the sornI ~ hair@afer- au
~ ereti tfers meats and feed.
- h all eases nre subfret 50
11ftea. aecordiax Co freshness
a. 9<.<rai excellence. hat these
~ nstess otherwise Indicated.
NJ s<rsefir first grades.
e.. "a 4-fs.~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-27
Willow Tips, POmpOns

and ostrich sffseia made Of your
material fag your fuf tufLAna
Fiumes dyed. cleaned. turled and
rrnads
soDEf. MILLINERY CO.
az7 Prspi~'s Bssk uuftsiag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-27
SPINNING sn n9 Hee.


or Wall Paper and Paints Brushes,
.ote.. ~ on "a tie Federal store on
Ffrat avenue. Tho entire stock not
a few samples ia offered 20 YOU at
lower than cost
FEDERAL Pr. a WALL PAPER CO.,
1914 First Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-27
REECHAM'S
PILLS

Tor they are stomach remedy that
never disappoints. They act quick
y and gently upon the digestive
organs, sweetcn the contents OF the
tomach, carry off the disturbing
elements. and establish healthy con
dilions Of the liver and bile.
The wonderful tonic and strength.
ching effects from Bcecham's Pills,
make them n safe rcmcdy--they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-27
A BAD SMASH

Mendingfon Reliable Repair
shop. situated one block north OF
The new Wcsilake Market. on Sixth
RT.. and which has established a
reputation for quick repairs TO
trunks. grips. furniture. etc. IL
still mending bad smashes at rea-
aonnble rates Phone Ind 1885,
An expert on English and side sad.
dies employed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-27

| MUST CALL
|. R. CLAWS
!, SAYS He Did Not
r.ow What He Was
,.v;ng in Affidavit Sign
/ BY Him.

n raFmer Special AGENT l." n
.,.saerresenied Ia him the
X ~ affidavit signed by
'he statement made on the
ssaad In the Cunningham
- - Yesterday by Enlryman
Eeefy. = millionaire railroad
s.,..~ ana bank president
= sifasvli in question VAS pro
= e,lAsis IN April. iaes, and
!. .,srrv admits THAI he was In
e..'s.,n,eut 10 consolidate his
rsth others. Henry on the
ssspd declared the affidavit
y -. said that he didn't read
80 u signed lt and. IN effect.
Il i didn't know e vas loaded
Must Call CLAWS.
. s.s,ag that CLAWS gave him a
- lmpFesslon about the con-
n ne affidavit, Henry tes-
- resembles that Of Eatryman
In smlsh "Wednesday. and indi
- ~ the entrymen and the
IA once ase acting toseihcr In
slcrt 70 make CLAWS the
- SlspeI A. much as possible
a scandal created by bis
- and then grant the claim
- s.lies 10 the coal lands
a. and afiice attorneys are
r.Iatasn / show Of good faith.
!. nas become absolutely neces
q ~ ,hen to cali CLAWS 20 the
,.,sss aand to refute the testi'
- y smith and slehry The
= s.hsf witness b. whom L could
7 st.seasa Ii Clarence Cunnlne
- a1snt Tor the claimants II
2 ,szfirsnay u Smith ard Henry
w-l.ied 10 80 unrsfuIed. il will
n an,prsAlly weaken the govern
\ <sfs case.
n 10 f@umlIiaslHg.
4ka humlliating confession to
= said Henry. but ! did not
Is affidavit over before sign
~ | asked Clarence Cunning
u rt Claws II Il was all hight.
ii Aey said Il was. 40 signed
Il ii hat time | had become ac-
ntrnsd 10 signing anything they
|<hrd ne.
n ancther polnt In bis testimony
|sMfr spoke 81 Clarence Cunning
|4n telling hlm thar Claws had
Ksiea bis iuurnal IL which we're
Detained the accounts Of the coal
kRims.
-fn Do acs know d your own
kn1sAdsA sAAk = stnle Il. do your
4 ouly kno~ eAzf Cunningham
foid me
-is ries ef shat Cunningham
w ron ahouf re kffidawit. do you
lt1sse xhas he saia you about the
|az Aouk
Tia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-27
puufF. uAnEu's NEW
AIl.-I-LInn

nnrwErS EVERETT ISTEnunBAN
AND Tuh SOUND rive acres level
iaHdi eaefiiehf aNiis hires acres Ia euiiiva.
ueMs balance pasture good four rnafn
cottage. barn and autbuildinHsi orchards
fNatt ffWil3. good wmteFl price e1.iGa
Terms tst9 eaHh. bsiauca tone time ~
raf cent
UoBEWf mALTnY.
tfa-sE0sbsi Alaska Building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-27
EDWIN ]. BROWN.

7i3 First Av.. Union Block,
Between Cherry and Columbia.
Open evenings until . and Sun
days until 6 p. m. for people who
work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-27

y DfeamIaed. Admiration
sac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-27

MRS r T. NASTHRuP.
5bi2 Fifteenth AZ. \. ".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-27
Marion, Thomas,
Waverly Eiectrics
Overland Automobile Co.
1924 Broadway.
East 1901, Ind. 1868.

The Motor Car Agency, the.
office and Salesroom 1852
ss Broadway.
Is. W. Cor broadway and
r.. Unionl
Phones. East SO. Ind 6fS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-27

ExrERT NuLCANIzERs
Invites auto owners ana tn
tcrested public to visit their
plant at 1tai Broadway ana SEQ
the process OF uicaniratian.
1Ass
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-04
COMMUNICATIONS.
THE QUESTION OF AMALGALGAMATIoN.

rmald night
question
that goal ultimately be devised
by percentage
agitation should
which actively is worthy
Of
rambling fashion The of the dis
in
of them believed that
Whether It
in
there deal
municipality the
of
eventually When the best time?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-04
THE FAITH OF CHARLES H. GE1sT.


Chicago Harbor and Michigan City fact in all the cities Of the
Ms ability
nfcent properties has unified
little things
o
The difficulty
faith speculative N
praised
And he
personally for
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-04
ABOUT FAD LINERS.

contemporary calls attention the fact public
is
families and
enou and quarresome There nothing the
the general welfare
which the land
able They destroy the
greeneyed with jealousy
Of hatred in badveed people that
undy They take pride
sight of a
Is bad2 i $ you yourself away
DOWN IN KENTUCKY the pure milk agitation has reached such
cleaned twice
animal than a o man beings
NOW FORBIDDEN TO ship whiskey dry
must be labelled as it really is
been labeled
JUST AS We had several
Buncombe club fifteen ought
to be admitted membership any trouble