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Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-21
The Tenderfoot Farmer

1t of these experimental farmers, VINO put green
spectace on his COW and fed her shayings His theory
was that ddnt what the ate SO long as she
fed The questions of digestion and nourishment hao
entered into his calculations.
It's only "tenderfoot" farmer that would try sucf
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-21

CITETS FRUIT sHIPMENTS
or. Lem tits
Friday, Dec. II ........,.,.,... 20 70 3.
sat sun, Dec, IS, 10 ..,... 81 10 II
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-21

Selected Limoneiro Co, $780, Iona, a7o;
White Cross, S4.35.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20.-One car lemons
sold. Also 1000 boxes Floridas at SLIGO TO
s. 50; average, 80. Grapefruit, S190 TO So 25;
average, $3.50. ,Tangerines, $.30 TO Sl95; av-
erage. SlGO Market stronger.
LEMONS-Sunnyside c F Santa
Paula, $4G5.
PITTSBURG, Dec. 2o-Five cars sold. Mar
ket strong on oranges and lemons; u cars
Floridas sold; average, g. %. Market steady
ON F1oridas,
NANELS-R Rainbow c c Ex Lindsay, 81 5o;
Zebra c Lindsay, S2,5j; Golden Flower Af
Red G O Assn, S3.lJ.
LEMONS-Conqueror Xc Ind T Co. A0O;
Pomona \ Ex, $3.50; Min Crest 50 65
CLEVELAND Dec 2O-Three cars navels
seld. Market higher. Weather cold.
NAVELS-Pocahontas ~ c c EX Iante, So 90;
Golden Flower Nf Red G O Assn, 33.O5, Cob
bier Fy or Stewart i Co, $3.50
BOSTON, Dec. 2O-Five cars sold. Cold
Market doing better on navels, easier on lem
NAVELs-Gold Buckle II L Highlands
Sc 90; Lochnvar, $3.50; Vista de Robles Or
Hammond Or S2.75, Marguerite He c L,
s. 10, 81 55; Vista De RObles, $50
NEW YORK. Dec 2O.-Eight cars nayels
four lemons and one Arizona navels sold
Market very steady good quality navels
frm on Arzonas. Weather clear and cold.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-21
/ sH "
NAVELS

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2O.-Colder. Market weak
account weather. 10 cars sold. Floridas sold
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-21

When the three weeks run of "St.
Elmo" comes to a close at the Bur-
bank Christmas night, the scenery
painted for that production will be
shipped to the Alcazar theater, San
Francisco. for use when Frederick
Belascos company puts on "St. Elmo"
a few weeks hence
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-21
ODen EUeningS

In accordance with the request of
other large stores in town, zoe
shall keep the Big White Store
open evenings until Christmas.
Our restaurant will be open until
8 O clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-21

Selected Limoneiro Co, $49O; Iona, a.7oi
White Cross, S4.35.
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-26

that hey must Do sons;AiAg and
mot let this bunch Of psmpkin husk.
ers beat'em." They dM q some.
thing. landing on Pratt for : total Of
eleven hits. which netted ne runs
Hogriever made the only ~ for Ia
Junta BY knocking the ban srer the
fence. Bonno pitched Z vesy slow
and deceptive Ian. which evidently
puzzled the local boys. - they only
succeeded In getting three hits. The
boz score story Of the game is rs
follows:
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-26

own hole. insicad Of mound. The
LETT field fence II 20 close In that any
body is liable to put home run
over Il. and In fact. tho only run
that Trinidad made In the two days
wss . hit OF woolums ovtr that
fsace. s.t
"But the fact remains that Ia Jun.
u hit Trinidad's pitchsfs. aad hn
them consistenty. while Trinidad
could not hit. In the eighth innins
of Saturdays game. With tho bascs
fuDl. Lshs bit . bail 70 iset field.
which. Just ~ Nichols started 70 plch
Il Up. bit . rock and bounced entire.
u over tho fence. scoring four runs.
TIE entirs team played very srratic
boss tat both daye, but the Il Jun.
- scorer Gavs sssUss - ~ beuncss.
DeoaisesA, Ips - JuntA pltshsa .
Sbeosoeoal saas e ~ Dua1ay ed
~ ~ -oulnl1a1 ~ ssA6Ao1 ~
Z le!a "a a.. - Z e. = go; : l'!s ;
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-26
|k9D- Great American Game
I'M A FEW INNINGS WITH THE FANS
AT HOME AND ABROAD
WIN TWO. LOSE ONE.
L. Jvnta's Fast Team Downs Trim
idid Twice in Succession and Drops
One to Pueblo Indians.

La Junta firmly established her
self on the base ball map in Colorado
by taking two games from Trinidad
last Saturday and Sunday, and grace
fully giving up one to the Pueblo
Western League team on Monday.
Both Pratt and Denniston pitched
major league ball in the Trinidad
games. In the Sunday game Den
n.ston only allowed three hits and
struck out nine men.
Hogriever, ex-captain and manager
OF the Pueblo league team. played
third base for La Junta In all three
games. and particularly distinguished
himself as thirty-second degree
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-26
Rocky Ford Bank Cases NeiIisd.

In the district court this week all
OF the cases pending against d. W.
barkley. assistant cashier OF the
defunct Rocky Ford State Bank.
were nollied ON motion Of the dis
trict attorney. and likewise the re-
naming cases on the docket pending
against John L. Godding. president
OF the defunct bank. and Z. J. Smith.
cashier. both OF whom are At present
serving terms In the penitentiary at
Canon City. All Of the parties were
charged with receiving deposits after
they knew the institution Il Rocky
Ford to be In an insolvent condi-
tion.
Young Barley was entirely guilt
lees In the matter OF The banks in
soivency. 70 far - any criminal In
tent was concerned. and there viii
probably b no regrets over the fact
that the cases asaiast him win never
come 70 trial A. 70 Oodding, Il y
announced hat the depositors' com
mktss viii 0ls new charges against
him And cause hs arrest - soon a
his present term Of two and one
half years In the psniteatiary e3
pirss. People who suffered throw
ihs failure of the bank arc detsrul4h-
ed that 0oddins shall pay the fun
penalty Of his crime.
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-26
THE COMPLETE BASEBALL GUIDE

There is a fan In our town.
And he Is wondrous wise
He knows each base ball payer
And the color of his eyes.
He knows wha, club he last vas witt
And which one prior TO Lat,
And what his fielding record b.
And what he's batting al.
He knows the men who used TO play
In time remote and dim,
And how long so-and Sos reured.
And what's become OF him
He knows who led the batting list
In eighteen ninety five.
And whether Soand-So who pitched
For Boston is alive.
He knows how Kelly used to slide
And .Anson used TO bat.
He knew Cy Young when he was thin
And Clarke when he was fat.
He knew Hans Wagner when ne used
To speak a foreign tongue.
And he knew Jake Beckley long ago.
When Jake ~As very young.
He knew the umpircs dead and gone.
And when the same were Jain.
lie knows who first espoused ths plan
OF checks when there Is rain.
He knows what all the PLAYERS get.
Unto the very cent.
And who In dead. and when he died.
And also where he went
.ss
And would you see this. oTaels?.
Come with me to en- 'ssures- :;
In AL these years his place has been
Forever and the same. -
u. sits ou, where the blca n rise
Against the left field fence.
And he see. the game and always has
For five and twenty cent -Ex
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-26

kicker. He also distinguished him
self by making the only run SEE
cured by La Junta in the Pueblo
game-a homer. over the fence Prob
ably the writc-up Of the Trinidad ser.
les that would prove most interesting
TO local fans would be that given by
the Chron!ole-New OF Trinidad, which
Ia as follows:
when Trinidad's redoubtable bail
team left here Saturday morning
they took with them everything but
their batting eyes. which In some
manner were left lehind In the club
house. They also packed up In their
suit rolls a number OF superfluous
boots and as consequence annexed
the short end of two very dismal
farces OF games. La Junta defeated
them 10 to | Saturday and shut them
out 8 to o Sunday.
Trinidad managed to accumulate
eight hits In the two games, struck
out twenty times. stole two bases
and made no, a single sacrifice In the
two games. Everything went wrong
and luck broke fine for La Junta. not
At all for Trinidad.
The grounds at La Junta, In the
first place, are very bad. with the
pitcher and catcher standing In their
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-26
Garden City Putfed VI

The fans around town Rre telling
to-day how Ralph Clark ;ayod the day
for Las Animas Tuesday. and What .
feat II was. Las Animas has been
tailender all season. and there
has been nothing doing. gencraily, o(
which tho town could be proud, n
base ball circles. Il was dus 70
mcc, Trinidad last Tuesday q Las
AntmAs. and loudly called tcs
help. Clark heard the call-and wsnt.
Instead Of the swatting and lruh-
hing the gay Trinidad expeetel "a
give. Il war showed under. : y -
aud , Garden City man did the bust
ness. Ciark's fine work wa6 u
strike-outs. Of which there xsra -.
TIE bsst the Trinidad pitcher. lssk'
ard. could do. was c.--Gsrden Ciey
Tslcgran.
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-26

OF Pueblo. by the same score as In
the Western League game Of las,
Mondays 10 l. The G. +. & 1.
bunch made fifteen hits off Of Fan.
ming. while La Junta had five off OF
Glaze. That was some coincidence
Trinidad isn't offering any excuse
for the games at La Junta and Las
Animas. They were licked. and will
get another crack At La Junta and
Las Animas. too. before the season
Is over. and = different story will be
told. The games lost this week are
about all that the locals feel that
they can afford. to lose.-Trhidad
Chronicle News.
Pittsburg has q $1,000. 900 ball
ground which y going to be dedicat.
ed on the last day Of the present
month. The grounds were presented
to the fans of Pittsburg BY Barney
DFeyfus. prssident Of the Pittsburs
Base Ball Club. Half circling . nat.
ural green svard. In the exclusive
residentiai section. has been erected
maDnotA concrese and steel am.
pAitheatef ssi lset ioas. With an -.
tinatsd seating capacity Of 5000.
Locke vas the sensation Of the
game. playing his third base POSI-.
ton like = veteran. His work vas
80 classy. that he shows that he 10
on . par with any third aacker -in
the league. barring none. Every
chance that came his way he took.
aud handled It In perfect shape. His
ihrovs to first are perfect and with
such speed that many runners are
thrown out. where othetwiss they
would have secured . hit.-Pueblo
Star. Journal.
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-26
Here Ii the scores Of the two games
~ given by La JunfA scorer:
Saturdays Game.
LA JuNTA.

IUtUIs ssO- 30 ~
Lyons out, bunted third strike.
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-26
'sy o's.sr..s ." H.-s...y r,..'

The trial Of Lee Hardessy. OF Fuw-
Ter. charged with killing q steer be-
longing 70 J. c. vroman, was the
principal attraction In ne district
court this VIA. The trial took up
all OF Wednesday. and was not con.
ciuded until late Thursday evening.
The prosecuttoaf was Conducted BY
District Attosnsyi DavldAsn ana
O'connov. assisted By Ralph Talbot.
representing the state board sof live
seock lnspectors: 7. +. Hotfmire. Of
Pssblo. and q. n. Dansroa. q this
city. rspesssats1 ~. HasdsstE TA<
tsiel ~ tisosessly peossculsd. ~
3use = aAay 1sese1el.
Il aspsass ut = stsee bsleasiae
y NJ. vBenaa ~ h51led eas,y last
Dsesnbss. ~ ~ hl1e q ~ epimol
~ .suesseusatH lpsnl a. NJ. Har.
Sssvs rassh. H lssIsl aay ssin-
iaai iatsat ~ vAsn eoavinesl that
~ animal bsIsassA y NJ. vronan
oefsrsd q ~ Sss =. TAS 3uey was
oet ~ nleAt aa1 about nooa ysstss.
day aaneusos1 that thsre was 70
pesslSotty q asrssias spea . vss.
1lce. staaliag II - 1 ~ seauassI.
~ ~ ~ discharged ~ NJ.
rlasteuty beunl eyse y I -.
enenf oun g ~ lnuhtn ecut =
Gno - - IS IA = e
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-26
o..sh II ',i.m,... n.r,.

Mr. and Mn. John Howe left last
Saturday morning for Ration. n. ~,
where they we're summoned on &c.
count Of the death Of James Howe
= brother oe Nr. Howe. 4 recent b.
sue a . Ration nswspapsr contained
. bs3ee biogsspAy of she lscsassd. q
Sollowg:
"Jaasa Howe ltsd Il hs Aons "a
Rstsa Saturday ~ astss . leag ~.
nsss. TAs 1sosase1 vas bosn d
Ksatuelu h 1871. bslas assl sixty
tvo ysass. He came % New Msx'
ice = 1919 aal ssttisd h ~ Moro
Hs afterwards lived at Springer,
waosa Messl ~ natea. He waa
c1ty nasaAal q Aatea = ths sdfiy
yeasS several tines. ed vas alse
q - eine lsouty Uaitsl 0tatsu
NarsAai. ~ 49, nnnssess asrsstl
Is 1ng1ng lesDeen1eee y ~ ~
|ee ~ eomlsy. tse ssevs1 h ~
~ ~. M vklG6 - w. q
ogo1oD 1lloe1eso6. a u1oov ~
7 !., :! I /. i, - !: s1,.lyt!l ! !! \ Z
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-26

Kensel has been playing with tn,
Pueblo league team this week, bu
Is expected home to-day.
| Gustayos Bonno. who WAS In tn.
box for Pueblo In the La Junta game
downed Sioux City Thursday at Pu
ebIo by score OF TO 3.
The Santa re sold 547 excursion
tickets from Albuquerque TO Santa r,
last Sunday on the occasion OF 4
game OF base ball that was interest
ing. exciting and closely matched.
The Las Animsx and Rocky Fort
ball team played in Rocky Ford lasl
Sunday. the visitors getting away
with = clean victory. shutting ouI
the home team by score oI
IL 70 o.
Pitcher Pratt y wearing . new
hat One Carvin. who is some fan
bet him . new sky piece tha,
Trinidad would make more than sIl
hits In the Sunday game. II wa,
Just sig. and no more.
Grover Natney. Who has beer
playing with the Southern League. l,
home for rest and recuperation. II,
Il chock full Of malaria. and came
rhome to fill up on good AIR to drive
out the poison.-I.as Animas Demo
crat.
Trinidad has been defeated ouly
once this year. and BY one OF hei
own batteries. Gard and Lochard. .vhs
worked 50 effectively with . hsz
bunch Of acsors. A. to win one game
from thck own boys-chronicic
News.
Old Las Animas skinned Trinidat
a)tvs In two sancs thb week. win
ming the Monday game By a soor.
ofs7 to 3. and uhssrucsday game : u
fo.s. Sudslsth iptteAed the nrt Gam'
for Las Anipas. Spd Clask. an tmpor
! tasion from 0ef@sps CITY. osfichte<
In the shut-out stunt.
In last NondAyS EAma. Locke
cAotaia and manager of the La Jsnts
team. played on the third sack fol
Pushio. vhils Hosrtsvss. former cap
tah and maaaseD of The Pusb,s
team. played ths aame poslsioa 70,
The Il Juata team. There was sona
rsvssrsal oe The capsain and naaAssI
STINT q beeA tseas.
Locks's estcA q LinAsay1s nnsI
n The sixth was tAA ftsidii.s ssatuf,
Ise tAs gAas. ne TN cane vitl
bullet.llks force. and tAs plucky thifl
sacksr. naAias oas aulck gSab
spsarsd Il. Ths inpaet turns1 hin
completely asosa1. ~ his ssrv'
| ~ rses1vsd ~ evoEisa noa ~
| IhO-puohao otAe-3oogaaA
o. opnlny, Ang11e 9. 1oc1. 4
3un1nso nk1nGn ~ ~ - Gn1ool
~ ~ - = ~ ~
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-26

Two-base hit-Miller.
Home runs-Hogrieyer. Miller.
Earned runs-La Junta /, Pueb-
10 J.
First base on balls-On Lyle 2.
off Bonno ;.
Struck out-By Lyle 10. by Bon
no 8
Left on bases-La Junta 5, Pueb-
10 3.
Wild pitches-Lyle. Bonno
First base on crrors-Pueblo g.
Double plays-Mitze TO Spencer.
Hit by piteher-Swift. Bradley.
Sacrifice hiis-T Clark. Swift
Stolen bases-Locke. Spence Mn
Ter. Mite. Kensel. Clark. Hogrieyer
?.
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-26


Two.hase hits-Hogricver.
Earned runs-La Junta g.
First base on baiis--Qff, Nichols /.
off I.ockhatt 0. off Dcpsaetps o.
Struck out-By. Nichols .. I0ckhar,
3. DcnEtston ..
Hltx-Oh Nichols, in five In.
ninss; Off Lockhar',' o in three In.
nlngs; off pcnnIston. In nine In
ninss.
LET, on bases-rrnidad ,. La Jun
u l.
First base on error--Trinidsd /,
La Junta.s
Hit by pltchcr-By Nichols. Ma
honey: by Lockhsrt. kcnsel.
Stolen bnscs--Gard. Kcnsel. Lyons
Hogricvcr. shea :.
Sacrifice hits--Lyons. Clark. Shea
Lchr.
Umpirs-ohlrs.
Attendance 1000.
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-26
Mondays osms.

A record Breaking crowd attended
the Mouday game. In which the Pu.
sblo Western League Aggregation
were tAs star performers. For five
five Innings Pratt held the Western
Lcaxurrs without permitting . run.
saA although hs acausisted the man.
Assnsnt with the fact that be was
I'll h ~ wanted - retire. ~ VS.
psrsus1sl % plteh The sAne est.
Abeut ~ tins ~ wsslssn
Lsao.ess bessas A,nsnsl ~ ~
49, - - seaF = =. - - ~
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-26
SCORE BY INNINGS.
l234 67s9
Trinidad 80 90 o 90 o o.
La Junta =. % 90 0 3 06 10

Two-base hits-owens. Wollums,
Hogrieyer.
Home-runs Lehr
Struck out-By Pratt II, by Nash
Bases on balis-on Pratt /. off
Nash 2
Hit by pltcher-Hogriever. Maho-
ncy.
Stolen bases-Clark, Hogrieyer
Shea. Gard.
Sacrifice hits-Kensel. Bradley
Pratt.
Earned runs-Trinidad ]. La Jun,
IA 6.
Left on bases-La Junta 8. Trim.
idad >.
Double plsys-Nash 10 wollums
Gard 10 Webster TO Wollums
Wild pitohcs-Nash ?
Umpire-sisler.
Attendance-5oo
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-26
sAsssALl DOPE.

L. Junsa = about $500 to The =
= ~ ~ tArss samss play5
n sees. Of Colorado sprIn6 {
eeAeeelp1 = D,ay Il Junta To- =
ooGDglOWs ,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-04-14

the property of the liquor forces, a
city can thus be kept wet" while
on direct vote it would 60 dry"
Of course such a liquor mems con-
vention as the present legislature is
could not possibly agree to take
from the liquor dealers this potent
weapon in fighting the anti-saloon
forces.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-04-14
Beware of Ofntmen(S for Catarrf
that Contain MercurV.

smell and completely derange the whole
system when entering it through the mucous
surfaces. Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reputab physi-
clans, as the damage they will do is ten fold
to the good you can possibly derive from
them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured
no mercury, and is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
OF the system. In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine. Its taken
J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by all Druggists, Price 75c. per bottle
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-04-14
Among Our Neighb0rS.
Sifted out by Ludwig S. Dale.

Stromswold, the dry candidate. In
the second ward the voters very
naturally sat down on the ambitions
of Peter Gall, the license candidate,
and elected his dry opponent, j. J.
Skobba. in spite of his name. This,
together with the one lone no.
license man already on the council,
made that body a tie on the license
question, which again means that
the Madison saloons must go.
A saloon man has offered $4,000
for the monopoly of selling liquor
for one year in lsanti, a village of
500 people. Supposing this amount
represents ten per cent of what he
takes in, a total Of about S25, 900
will pass into his till during the
year. Which means that each and
every man, woman and child will
contribute about $50 towards sup
porting this little 'hell on earth, >"
besides paying for their groceries
and furniture. and paying their
taxes, their rents and their help.
Can they do it?
BY the way, speaking about the
legislature, do you know that most
of the members are boys grown up;
in fact, they owe their presence in
the states winter resort to the fact
that they got safely thru the meas
les, the August crab apples and the
strenuous campaign" Well,
they are, and that's it. And last
week. just to prove that they are
nothing but enlarged boys, they
passed bill providing that all
windmills mot run by hot air.
shall be taxed; that the moneys so
collected shall be put in the trust
fund for the "jag FARM that if
the tax be not paid the state get as
lien on the owners clothes and on
all his cattle, not subject to the tu-
berculin test; that any township
may limit the number of windmills
to one for every 500 people and that
women shall be allowed to exercise
suffrage on this momentous ques-
tion, and that no windmills shall be
allowed within three miles of the
state university. The bill went
thru the house like mother at
housekeeping time, and was at
once sent to the gray-headed, bald
whiskered senators, who received it
gleefully and passed it amid much
general hilarity. Boys will be boys.
A Denver man has invented a
photographic lock which can be
opened only by the owner. In the
tests a dozen men tried to coax it
open but it staunchly refused to
yield to any but Its Masters
voice." The new invention prom
ises to become a great favorite
with bubbles at their wits end to
find new substitutes for "delayed
at the office, - important business
engagement, etc. The latch key
with the tyrant at the end of 1t will
soon be obsolete. When hubby has
succeeded in picking out his domi-
cile after having triumphantly
lodged all the lamp and telephone
posts that persist in playing tag
with him on the way home, all he
needs to say is: 'I'm it, Johanna,
femme in,'' and straight way the
doors are flung open. Now if some
genius will only invent pedo-
compass that will steer him to the
right place, noiseless automatic
carrier that will convey him safely
from the hall to bed. and clock
that will shut up after having
struck the charmed" hour-then
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-04-14

Mr.. "Out- With-t he-Boys Wont. go
home-till-Morning's' millen UNI
will be here. And even then,
there is the morning after, and
wifey's breakfast lecture and MILL
merry bill!
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-04-14

For the third time in a little
over years time, the Brooten Re-
view has undergone a change of
ownership. Anderson & Anderberg
are the new publishers.
The Big Stone County Journal
last week issued very creditable
special number advertising the city
of Ortonville, and also the beauties
Of Big Stone Lake and vicinity.
Gypsy Smith has closed his reviv-
al in St. Paul. Besides the special
services Mr.. Smith also conducted
a crusade against civic and political
evils, and a good many bad places
were closed up-but the legislature
is still in session.
The first issue Of Maynard News
came out last Friday. Paul F..
Dehnel, late of the late Olivia Re-
view, is editor and proprietor.
The paper is a six column quarto.
The business people of Maynard
must be waking up to the import
ance of supporting a local paper,
for in the first issue there was some
over 300 inches of advertising.
A Clay county farmer living a
short distance from Moorhead
bought a farm ten years ago for
$35 an acre. He raised potatoes,
and has paid for the place with this
crop alone. His farm is one of the
best in the Red River valley. The
last payment was made with a
check received from the sale of po.
tatoes which brought 76 cents a
bushel.
Hutchinson went dry again last
Tuesday by a majority of 40, as
compared with a majority of IS last
year. The no-license people attri.
butte their victory to the series of
public meetings which they con.
ducted during the two weeks pre-.
|ceding the election, and also to the
fact that a good many of the young
citizens who cast their first ballot
voted dry.
Every poke bonnet must have
oriental bordure on it's ecru crepu
to be fashionable. --latest edict
from New York regarding this
years style.
We thought there was something
awful the matter with the styles we
had seen so far. but didn't know it
was that bad. Now that the all.
ment has been diagnosed, we trust
the proper anti-toxin will soon be
discovered.
The internal revenue collected on
distilled liquors and beer in Wis.
consin and in particular at the in.
ternal revenue office at Milwaukee
has fallen off $342, lis during the
past year. Since statistics usually
showed an increase Of Is per cent
each year. this decrease is really
very significant. One of the inter,
nal revenue collectors. when his at.
tention was called to this fact, said
Prohibition seems to be making
some gains even in Wisconsin and
Milwaukee"
| Madison went dry because the
caucus nominated J. G. Hammes
for alderman in the first ward
The first warders refused to swallow
/ Hammes-it sounded too much like
the real thing and so they kicked
over the traces and elected E. L,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-04-14

Money to loan at very low rate
Of interest on farm land. Borrow
ers may pay 500 or all he wants to
pay at any interest pay date. A.
P. Adams. 35f
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-04-14

Madison went dry because the
caucus nominated J. G. Hammes
for alderman in the first ward
The first warders refused to swallow
Hammes-it sounded too much like
the real thing and so they kicked
over the traces and elected E. L.