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NORTH DAKOTA.

No. 2767-Harry M. Case, Neville.
No. 276S-Samuel Digness, Hatton
No. 2776-FTed Pixley, Bismarck.
No. 2777-F. o. Wheaton, Cathay.
No. 2780-Ludvig Olson, Courtenay.
No. 28OO-Wm. A. Price. jamestown.
No. 2SO1-Mrs ]. b. johnson, Valley
City.
No. 2S09-George Peterson, James
town
No. 1892 George N. Carson. Edgeley
No. 282s-W. e. Donaldson, Melville.
No. $3.50. S. Phelps, Hankinson.
No. 2SS6-T. j. benson, Gascoyne.
No. 2842-Martin Stoi, Cooperstown.
Continued on Page Eight.
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THE WEATHER

Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday.
Barometer. 2s.72: maximum tennpera-
ture. IA; minimum temperature. ia.
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Continued on Page Eight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07
BY c. 4. ARNEY

special to The Tribune.
y BOISE. Idaho, Nov. Some
months since. rs an adjunct of
Ithe Boise Commercial club, Booster
'elub. known as the Fifty Thousand club.
was organized here. Cornelius Miles,
IA bright newspaper man, formerly with
.the Idaho Daily Statesman, was made
fsecretarv. in charge of the club and it's
icozy room on Tenth street Under his
management n systematic order of ad-
vertisiuc has gone forth chiefly
tbrouph the two daily papers Of tins
Ir;tv. and in his capacity as tho director
of this effort 10 bring The clty an in
'rrcased population, Mr.. Miles has been
.cminently successful. The headquarters
.aYc ideally located OIL the street leading
from the Short Line depot 80 the city.
.and the room occupied hY the club Is
|fnll of products all the time showing
fhe productivcncss nf the soil adjacent
to Boise. In addition there is in these
q most m3gniiiccni mining
Exhibit.
IS was tho case in The early settle
nleni Of all ihcsc Idaho towns. mining
was the chief industry of those who
made Boise y Town. During The last
|fcw years of the growth of the city,
however this industry has gIVCn way
10 The agricultural. grazing and fruit
'indnsJTes TO the extent Of comparative
!. loss of ipjcrcSt i'm the original industry,
.miniug. From the great mining exhibit
. nj the Boise State fair this year and
.through u number of important deals
fncw in courSc OF closing .his ancient at
ftractiyc vocation is taking its proper
placc IN the great growth and develop
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.BOlSE'S FIFTY THOUSAND CLUB
NOW BOOSTING GEM STATE

: ment of Boise and the surrounding con
tributory country
Senator and Mrs. b. f. O'Neil Of
Wallace arc at the IdaDha in this city
today. Miss O'Ncil has Just returned
from an extended trip abroad
Barney, as his good friends choose
to call him, is the banker and politician
who made Hepburn senator in 1908
Barney was in the state senate at tho
time. Since this accomplishment bC
has been on the delegation to the Re
publican national convention and is now
serving his party as state chairman.
We took occasion to ask the genia
chairman today to discuss politics
Barney smiled. Smiling is natural nc
complishment of Chairman O'Ncil. HC
smiles continuously. Every time his
face slips, IT lights on smile.
Ever ready for an emergency, Bar
ncy replied. 1T takes about three
quarters of an hour TO cook a yea
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DIED

-~~-~~@~~~---~~N<~~~-~---~~
MAL1CH--In this city. .NoveInbcr 6. 1909
Max Maiich. aged 20 years resident
OF Bingham junction. Remains viii be
shipped today from O'Donncl e Co.'S 10
Denver. Colo, for interment Denver pa
pers please copy
RlCkETTS-In this city. November
1909: Jennie 5. Ricketts,. aged sc years,
beloved wife of w. II. Ricketts, Funeral
services Will be held from st. Paurs Epis-
copa church, Fourth South. and Main
streets. ON Tuesday. November .. 1909.
at p. m. Friends wishing 10 view tho
remains may do so on day OF funeral
from 10 10 l. O'Clock. Interment at clty
cemetery.
HAGANS-ln this city November ,. 1909.
J9hn w. HaSans. aged 2G years. by
sccldent. Funeral services will be held
from tho parors OF Ebcr W Halt IGi
south West Temple street. today (Suu-
day.; November Z, at 4 p m, under the
auspices OF the Bridge and Structural
IRON workers Local No. 81. IntcrJnent
TO take place at Fort Collins Colo.
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/ booths Of other south Idaho towns. as
Twin Falls. Idaho Falls, Shoshone
Blackfoot and Weiser.
1t is reasonably estimated that the
southern Idaho commercial clubs are
preparing for an expenditure of about
$25 900. between now and January !,
in showing the crowds of the east,
at these three functions, Council
Bluffs. Chicago and Omaha. the
actual products of this magic irri-
CATION section of the gem of the noun
taius.
To The credit Of the Oregon Short
Line railroad. it should be stated that
they have and are shipping. free OF
cost, both ways, and made like arrange
mcnts with the Union Pacific aud
Northwestern railroads the total of
the exhibits going east from these live
up-to date, Idaho towns.
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Blood And
Skin PnrifiCation
S Best and Most Quickly Accomplished
e. Using gtaart's Calcium Waters.

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07

pointed by the emperor Of Japan as his
ambassador TO the United States, sue.
cccdinp Baron Kogoro Takahira, who
is at present in Toxic on leave of alb
scnce. The state department this morn
ing received cablcgram from United
States ambassador O'Brien at Toxic
announcing the appointment
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To Women
Who Dread
Motherhood!
information How They May Give Birth
10 Happy. Healthy Children Abb
so!utcIy Without Pain

No women need any longer dread the
pains OF child birth. or remain chiidless.
DR. J. II. Dye has devoted his life to re-
neving the SORROWS OF women He has
proved that ELL pain at childbirth may be
entirely banished. and he Will gladly tell
you how II may be done absolutely free
Of charge. Send your name and address
to DR.. ]. II. Dye; sos Lewis block. Buf-
falo. N Y. and he will send you, post
paid, his wonderful book which tells how
10 give birth 10 happy. healthy children.
absolutely without pain: also now to cure
sterllitys Do not delay. but write today
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stew. If you fry it with fork al
twenty or twenty-five minutes You vii,
find it tough. raw and unpalatablc,
"Givc il its time and 1t will he ten
der, juicy aud prime for the piece de
resistance of the meal.
'This Idaho game is at thc twenty
minute stage of its progress
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS


EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
emoalmer, lG4 s. West Temple. Phore
M -Oto. v593
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NEW EMBASSAD0R is
APPOINTED BY JAPAN

WASHINGTON. Nov 6.-Baron Ga
suva Cchida has iust been formally APP
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WANTED-SALBSME WHO TRAVEL.
to handle the best and biggest line OF
souvenir post cards as side line, big
money maker for you Gartner & Bender
Dept S. Chicago. b50S
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ID. TRAVELLING

SABESMEN WANTED TRAVELLING
medium sized towns by largest Euro
pean lace embroidery manufacturer; take
orders for January and al once delivery;
samples 30 pounds, liberal arrangements.
Consolidated Lace Works, 40 Broad way,
New York. a1ois
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

- - -----~>~---~--~->-~~---~~~--~
SALESMAN WANTED-ON FORCED
draft equipment for boiler plants: corr
mission basis; references Address Wing
30 West ST. New York ai4Si
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SALESMA CONTROL,
staple line, position worth $4,000 yearly
because recorders are sure. Taylor. Dalle
bldg, Rochester y. Y b515
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CUT FLOWERS

TIE LEADING FLORIST. w. w. KING.
ia e. End So Both phones 81 b997
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MONUMENTS AND ToMBsToNEs

THE FLOWER SHOP. CUT FLOWERS
and designs Under Natl Bank OF Rep
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DR.. George Collistcr owns one of the
best commercial orchards in idaho. sit,
uatcd at CulIistcr station on tho Boise
4 lutcrurbau electric line. between
Boise and Caldwell, three miles from
the capital.
The doctor smiles at his folly in his
neglect to provide proper defense
against late frosls. which cost him 4
partial loss Of his apple and prune
crop in this year of general failure.
late frost in April caught tho fruit
this year in most Of tho orchards Of this
valley The doctor has pursued the
plan of The farmer who locked the
stable after the horse was stolen, so
far rs this year crop of fruit is con
ccrncd He states in n most optims-
tic vein, however, the assurance that
he is now provided with the battle.
mcnts of prevention against n Tepcti-
tion Of the loss sustained tins season.
He has purchased enough smudging
stoves TO use in his orchard for the
future, and they cost but "A mere moth
ing i'm comparison TO the loss Of year s
crop Of this high grade fruit.
Orchardists must prepare for war
against late frosts, if they would be
on the safe side Of the fruit industry
in this or any other valley of the
mountaius where fruit grows TO greater
perfection than In any other part of
this country of ours.
While the use OF the stove rs pre-
ycntative Of injury by frost may no.
he necessary to exceed two years ont
of fvc, each commercial orchard should
be adequately provided for the cmer,
/ gency
The precautionary measure will be
profitable. If one wishes to pursue the
/ business Of horticulture on paying
basis. Thus provided, the elements
of danger from latc spring frosts van
! ish and the rich reward viii be the
portion of he who tempers industry
/ with wisdom.
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ms loading your slomcah with pol
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LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r.
mckenzie. Display yards 422 So State
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TYPEWRITERS
ASSAYERS

| CRIsMON & NICHOLS. ASSAYERS AND
chemists removed 10 @29 South West
/ Temple wl73J
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MIDWIFE

PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases Mrs. Lizzie Gcisler. 336 West
2rd North Bell l493N. Ind. i037, 1917
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Mr.. 7. c. Sinsel the veteran fruit
grower aud shipper of Boise, Idaho,
leaves here ON November 9th for The
Boise Commercial club TO take charge
as supervisor Of their horticulture aud
agricultural exhibit at the meetings OF
the second annual Horticultural con
gress and exposition ut Council Bluffs
and the United States Land and Irrl-
cation exposition ut Chicago. The for
mcr event opens on November 9TH and
closes on the Goth. while the latter
opens on November Goth and runs uu-
til December lth.
For these two great advertising
events Mr. Siuscl has procured the
choicest part of the exhibits at the
tion and has added to this display until
he will leave here with two carloads
or 10000 pounds Of fruit. grains aud
grasses. In this elegant display he has
400 boxes OF Johnathan and Rome
Beauty apples.
After arranging. the, exhibit at Coun-
ell Bluffs. Mr.. Sinscl viii leave this
display in the hands Of such wclI-knowu
men oe Boise rs VIII, II. Gibson. r. s.
y. Manville. p. T. Hurst, u. Il. Hub,
bard and G IT, ShcIlcubergcr These
wcIl-posicd Boise boosters will then
take the Council Bluffs exhibit on to
/ Chicago 10 augment tho display there
] and HId lnfoNGuoul lnlH greater INhc-
I tion in pointing out the splendid quail,
+ iIics of Boise and southern Idaho.
After The close of tho Chicago event
. the entire display viii be placed on OK
hihitiou at the Omaha Corn Fcstia.
Besides some 90 silver loving cups,
won by Boise at exhibitions MI over
/ the country in the past years. Mr.
/ Sinscl takes with him additional silver
medals previously awarded, which iii
, two large trunks.
Az all thcsc eastern shows full line
of pictures and booklets descriptive Of
the virtues Of the country viii bc dis
trbutcd.
The location Of the Boise CONNER.
cial club s exhibit at Chicago is IDEAL
1t is next adjoining the space retained
/ by the government for its elaborate
display, and so arranged that all who
sec this splendid government collection
must pass down aisles past the Boise
reservation.
Connected with aud near bv The
Boise reservation are the various
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HAVE STRONG SIDE LINE FOR
traveller In Utah or Colorado. worth $500
a year: Address VI. Tribune. hij3
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WALL PAPER CLEANING

HOME PAPER CLEANING CO.: WORK
guaranteed. Ind has, Bell 1854. yloo7
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SALESMAN WANTED - TRAVELLING
statesmen earn from $1,000 10 $25, ,000 a
year and expenses. Over 600. .0OO em-
ployed in the United States and Canada.
We receive calls for thousands OF sales
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who bad no former experience to secure
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great many OF them who formerly earned
from S2j TO S16 month have since
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If YOU want 10 secure a good position or
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-12-09
Are Microbes
in Your Scalp?
i Has Been Proved that Microbes
Cause Badness.

p,ofsssor Unna OF Hamburg, Germany
a me- sabourand, the leading French
+ sus,nstologist, discovered that a microbs
49, badness. Their theory has time
md again been amply verified through
-sssarch experiments carried on under the
n observation OF eminent scientists. This
nicrobe lodges in the Sebum, which Is the
..enral hair oil, and when permitted tc
4 sonr,sb il destroys this hair follicies and
& time the pores entirely close, and the
so.In gradually takes on a shiny appear
sncs. When this happens there is nc
hone Of the growth OF hair being revived.
Dandruff is a contagious disease, which
!. largely due to q destructive microbe,
wbieb when left to pursue its course
csuses itching scalp, failing hair and
badness. Dandruff is caused by the mi
crobe affecting the glands which produce
The sebaceous matter, which latter then
upnnaturally dries up and scales OF.
We have 4 remedy which will, We hon
sstlv believe, remove dandruf, extermin-
ste the microbe, promote good circulation
4 n the scalp and around the hair roots,
Ztigbten and revitalize the hair roots and
overcome badness, so long as there is
nv life left in the hair roots.
We back up this statement with our
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supplied free OF all cost to the user II 1t
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Victor A. Grant, Randolph.
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RATS. RATS, RATS.

Are you troubled with rats ?-big rats, lit
ue rats, or any kind Of rats and mice? II
50 write to H. b Howard and he will tell
you how to get nd Of them. Or, perhaps
you would rather buy can Of the Common
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an This is a sure thing, warranted to do
nc business or your money returned. Ask
4 N. Hubbard about il and find out before
Tying IT, H. B. HOWARD,
Randolph, VI
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Continued on page 81
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-04-17
OKLAHOMA
BRIDE AGREED TO
MEET HALF WAY

Being unable to get a long
enough lay OF from his position in
the railroad offices at Alamogordo,
70 make a trip to Oklahoma City
tor the purpose OF marrying the
lady OF his affection, c. +. Taper
was met in this city by Miss Myrtle
Haskell who took his excuse as
reasonabl. and met him halt way.
The young couple met last Mon.
day and after taking in the sights
during the morning hours they
went TO the court house after din.
- and were married ~ the pres.
ence OF the office force OF the coun.
~ clerk. Judge Cutlip othciated
and the newly married couple en-
tcrtained the witnesses ana nudge
at supper AT Records cafe IN the
evening. They lett Monday night
tor Alamogordo to make their
future home.
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reason to doubt the truth OF these
figures OF secretary Wilson, and
II is absolutely certain that a great
many OF them have been success.
ful IN saving money to individual
members, but still the ultimate
limit OF cooperation is very far
from being reached, in fact, It may
he said only = small beginning has
been made. want to meet or
speak with any individual or com.
munity IN Quay county that has
the cooperative spirit. think
these commercial side issues suit.
able objects tor the farmers con.
sideration, but a great many other
things that tall within the limits OF
the farmers work, social lite, ETC.,
may be considered necessary in
this sort OF work. In the begin.
ming is the willingness and I'm.
selfish desire for mutual benefit.
No enterprise OF this character can
flourish unless we are always will.
ing to do unto others as We wish
to be done by. With this in mind
! am confident that cooperative
ownership ol tools aud farming
utensils can be accomplished with
great advantage to the community.
The work oil the farmer AT plant.
INK and harvest time should be
carried on at great benefit and
saving to all concerned. ANY man
who works alone knows how he is
handicapped in many ways that
could be avoided ii assistance was
at hand. The point that needs
careful consideration is the keep.
INK OF accurate account OF time,
etc, OF both teams and men, and
a set Of rules should be- inaugratrd
IN each community by which all
entering into the plan could work.
Any one interested in this matter
Will please address Farmers Union
No. D, Norton, y. NJ.
Respectfully,
K. NJ, Bates, Sec.
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Allen Breexes
correspondence.

correspondence.
MIR. Kerr, OF Dalhart, is visit.
my relatives here.
Tom Cleveland made a business
trip to Tucumcari last week.
Il. Il. Rice, OF Summerheld, is
here on a visit 10 friends.
Mr.. Turner is here from ru.
cumcari visiting his family.
Iud Miller returned last Mon.
dav from a trip to Tucum,ari.
+. K Arnold is expected home
from Aney, Texas, in a icw days.
Shirley Woodring, OF Endce.
was visiting friends here this week
Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Ball mad,
a shopping trip To- Hereford last
week.
Miss Edna Cleveland is teach.
INK school IN the old Endee school
building.
MIS-. kiCe has returned from an
extended visit to Missouri and
Oklahoma.
MIR. Frank CARLYLE, who has
been here Tor a few days has re-.
turned 10 Hereford.
Mrs. Ernest Carey died AT her
home here last Saturday. Inter.
ment took place at the Allan Gene.
terry.
Alex. Aston and family have
returned from Tucumcari where
Aston has been tor medical
attention.