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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-01-25

]. Head and court cost. The entire
outfit was purchased for the TsSas
Tarpon Club by L. E. Woods, ssore-
tary for the club. for 81, Judgment
and cost, Mr.. Woods being the only
bidder. The fixtures will be taken to
Tarpon Beach and placed in the club
house there.
Last chance to see the beautiful
picture in colors, ..Diabolo," at the
Electric Theater tonight. 1t
Ducks Still PIentifuI.-Yesterd
afternoon, in the course of a few
hours time, Albert G. Mason, W.
Rowe, Dave Kawalski and Graham
Mason succeeded in killing about 80
ducks at Big Tule.
Box Ball observation-disclosures
ments are now being perfected by
several of the young men of the city
for box ball tournamnt to take
place in the near future in the box
ball alley in Matamoros.
A Minstrel Show.-The advance
man of Dana Thompson's big min
strel show was here Saturday, putting
out paper for that aggregation which
is booked to give one performance
here on Monday night, Feb. 1st.
Public Stenographer-Miss Eliza
beth Pinkham with the Brownsville
Land and Improvement Co. 1-26-5
Not Many Yet.-Although but six
more days remain in which poll taxes
I 1,or al, - NJ,
eron county are slow about paying
them. AS yet not one-fourth as many
have been paid as were paid by this
time last year, and with the submits
sion question probably to be voted,
too.
Many Homeseekers.-Sin Friday
night great many homeseekers have
been daily arriving in the city. Sat
urday night two tourist cars contain
ing about 80 passengers arrived, be-
sides the great number that came on
the regular train. Several hundred
have probably been here on this ex-
cursion since Friday.
New Bank Open.-The doors of the
Brownsville Bank and Trust Company
were luTOWu open W Tie puDllC Iillo
morning for the first time. Although
the fixtures for the bank have not yet
arrived, yet the management decided
not to delay longer in opening. This
is the first state bank opened in
Brownsville under the new state
bank law The officers of the new
bank are w. w. Lastinger, president;
J. L. Landrum, vice president; E. A.
McGary, cashier; w. W. Lastinger,
]. L. Landrum, S. P. Silver, L. K.
Morris, and E. A. McGary. directors.
1t begins business with capital of
100000. to which should be added
the good wishes of many friends. The
directorate is strong, and should COM
mend it to the public in general. The
new bank advertises in today's Her
AID Cashier McGary reports bust
ness very good for the first day, quite
a number of deposits being received.
T. R. Tumlinson was enrolled as the
first depositor. The first lady de-
positor was Miss Gertrude McClin
took
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-01-25
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Promissory note dated Jan.
5th for $4,000 Due in 80 days,
payable to undersigned signed by ).
G.. Hurst. Reward if returned to
Captain McClintock, Miller Hotel. All
persons are warned not to trade for
this note j. s. Kingsbury. C1-23-3
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-01-25
To Exchange.

TO EXCHANGE-Fo city or
West Brownsville property Pontiac
auto buggy; first class condition. J.
H. Murray, Bollack cottage, Eliza
beth street C12-22-4
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Public Stenographer-Phone 245.
Office hours to 5. 1865
All of the latest popular novels at
opular prices. The Variety Store
12-5-tf
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-01-25

FOR SALE-A1 gentle buggy
horse, also an upright piano good as
new. Apply to W. Il. Mason. ST.
E1-14-tf
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-01-25

FOR Fifteen inch Morris
pump, complete with boiler engine,
etc. Address The Hidalgo Irriga-
ton Co., McAllen, Texas. C12-1S-tf
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-01-25

FOR Bedroom suit, din
ing table and chairs. Call at Mrs.
Killough's. C1-20-tf
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-01-25
For saIe-Miscelianeou

FOR SALE OR TRADE-One
Franklin Runabout first class con-
dition. C. w. Zelie, Santa Maria,
Texas. o1-11-12
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HERALD WANT ADS
Help WaAssd.

WANTED-A first class man as
canal superintendent Will pay good
wages to the right man. Address NJ.
Box Alb, Brownsville, Texas. C1-23-7
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-02-22

Mrs. Walter Short and Mrs. G. Il.
Green. wife Of the editor of the Bin.
ger Journal, stopped over here Mon
day to shop, they being on their re-
turn from Lawton to their homes in
Binger.
l.. Nathan is back from Cincinnati
and st. Louis, whore he went to pur-
chase his spring supply Of goods.
Miss Pearl Key. of St. Louis, who
will be the Fair millner for the COM
ing season, returned with him
Mrs. p. J. Miller. who has been
confined to her home with muscular
rheumatism, ia slowly improving,
having stepped out/of the house SAT-
urday for the first time in eight
week..
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-02-22

. n-t. a-a
..oo,,.,, noo, cot,ooo IN tho Batb
a11,,ioa
nj H., cohh
-, ,a,a,,o. NJ.
char,h,r. Saturday
~ ~ v...1. .. hoo,,
80, -. ,.o,, oo q
e...-,...,.,.
49,, r.,.,,. p.., .,, eo,,.
-, .,-,,.I ud r,,,;,, or
~ 60.
c.
'''' '''. 90" 80.
q, r.-l..,.t
n.,..,'.;.,...to to.,
'' "'''''' "'o ~
wv " W. '''1 ",N-
li.t.,., D., r,rt cobh
~ ce..-.-.,, - ., NJ
-, MN .t. ii.o g, no
~, ,,,,,. . u nth
,..,.,,....,....i.
w A Scott ba. purchased ten
acros in Farview the tract Of land
iust soutb Of town and expccts to
huild on IL this sprinp or summer.
r. notl. oI... ~ ho II c
court at Guthrie, was here shaking
hands with old friends on the depot
plat form Saturday night, he being
on his way to Lawton.
II I Davis. a rural mail carrier
of Cornooio nassed through the citv
Monday morning on route TO Apache
to .ttord tbo Caddo county x. T.. d.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-02-22
Local News

Mrs. G. r. Rieger spent Monday in
Hinton.
For an hours recreation and pleas
ure, visit W. NJ. MichaoPs box ball
and shooting gallery, 100 West Main
street II If
Miss Linnic Biles is in Oklahoma
City on business.
A. d. Brown was business visi-
tor in Vcrdcn Monday.
For Sale cheap, one good
wind mi !, tower, large tank and
tank house, pipe connections.
See. II. +. Sutter 7 d,f
Dr. C.. j.. Mock went to Gracemout
Monday on professional business.
Another new shipment of fresh
groceries at Hammet & Ayrea. Try
them. lS-3td
Mrs. J.. C. stars has gone to
Tutuc to visit friends for "a couple of
weeks
For fresh garden seed, see o. p.
Skaggs Phone 92. l9-4td ltw
Charles Collins, the father Of Mrs.
y. Il. Holding, has gone to Claremore
Springs for his health.
Five cents gets two loaves Of bread
at the Star bak cry. 10 for 25 cents.
15-6t
A marriage license has been issued
90 II. j. Jones, of Chickasha, and
Miss Angeline Doolittle, Of Cox.
The City Grocery and Meat Market
is now prepared to supply all custo-
mers with the very best articles at
the lowest prices at jeff Ford's old
stand. Tel. No. H. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. f. Cullen. 1s-12tds
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Harrel of
Oklahoma City, visited Sunday at the
j. C. Jordan home.
Mrs. Il. d. Ell is of Waurika is the
guest of her sister-n-law Mis-.
Charles Ellis.
Miss Fern Hoagland of Apache
came up Monday to visit Miss Lura
Draper.
A telegram received Sunday from
Miss Eva Area from Westmoreland,
Kan, states that her mother is still
living, but lying at the point Of
death
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-02-22

Mr.. Fred G. Conrad's play
Dangerous Friend was rehearsed
and produced by the well known actor
and director, Eugene Moore. After
the first reading of this play Mr..
Moore asked Mr.. Conrad as a special
favor to be allowed to rehearse the
production, Mr.. Conrad gladly con-
sented and Mr.. Mooro's studious and
intelligent mind can be seen in the
careful detail work and artistic rend-
ering of each and every climax. Mr..
Conrad generously comedies much Of
the success of "a Dangerous Friend
to Mr.. Mooro's heartfelt interest and
personal direction. Mr.. Moore will
appear later in the season in his
everyday play, my Bov, Jack. -
"a Dangerous Friend" will be at the
Dietrich Thusdary night.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-02-22
No Book Hunters Now.

A well-known provincial member Of
that very honorable trade Of second
hand bookselling said recently: THE
hunt after rare books is as keen as
ever, but chiefly miss the young men
who would mark down a book in my
street-stall and would save up to buy
it. There is plenty of book-buying but
there is no longer any book-hunting."
Hearth and Home.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-02-22
FuII Boards for Farmers.

The protection Of farmers and others
who are exposed to the heat a great
deal IS a serious and difficult matter.
Cancer is on the increase, and farmers
furnish large proportion of the cases,
many of them being due to the direct
effects Of sunlight on the face and
hands. a fun beard for the farmer is
most desirable for his protection
North American Journal Of Homeo-
pathy.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-02-22
Other Folks Joy,

We should be churlish creatures If
we could have no JOY in our fellow
mortals joy unless It were in agree
ment with our theory of righteous dis
tribution and our highest ideal Of hui
man good; what sour corners our
mouth would get-our eyes, what
frozen glances! and all the while our
possessions and desires would not ex-
actly adjust themselves to our IDEAL
George Eliot
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-02-22

Lack of proper apprenticeship sys-
TEN for training boys IA to 20 ysars
of age in the different trades is wide
ly believed in England to be respon-
sible in a large degree for the
casual labor lack of employment
and poverty Of thousands of mea now
affecting the united kingdom.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-02-22
The Ideal Meal.

The ideal meal consists of bread,
butter, and cheese, according to DR..
j. L. Squire, who delivered a lecture
to the British National Health society.
These foods" he said, contain all
the elements necessary for the proper
working of the body, and thus form a
omplete meal"
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-02-22

1t was a minister's small son, whose
habit was to ask God to bless each
member Of the family after his prayer.
Having been put to bed one night in a
hurry he forgot one Of them. Kneel-
ing again with hands clasped and eyes
closed, he addressed the Lord, thus:
"Oh, Lord, wouldn't that kill you?
forgot grandma! God bless grandma.
Amen. ."-Delineator.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-02-22
snnerstitlona az Ever.

Superstitions are as numerous and
as absurd to-day as during the middle
ages But instead of burning our
sorcorers, fortune-hunters, palmists
and crystalgazers, we pay them Re
markable progress.-Vienna Zeitung.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-02-22
Touah. Indeed!

It's mighty tough" says the Philoso-
pher Of Folly, Ito have bunch of fel-
lows throw rocks at you, and then to
have the owner of the quarry come
and get you pinched for receiving
stolen goods"
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-02-22
A Formula.

Right ideas, backed by persistence
and promulgated at psychological mo-
ments, will gain a foothold and become
a great force for good, no matter how
determined may be the opposition
Detroit News.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-02-22
Perfumery In Venezuela.

In Venezuela there is a great de-
mand for perfumery, even among the
men, while face powder is an absolute
necessity for the women on account OF
the climate
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27
We Must COnclusiVeIy that Five Acres Will
Earn From $1,000 60 $500 a Year.

nscr tract.
CAM BUT ACRES WITHOUT FAIL.
for D R he w. and ' 6 s o Be s snis as 4
the train 1 Window S qs af va 59 ogden aP c LOCKING P5
your You
Ebert Hubbard pavemens sky
E a s oa s for ES 9yf ns5 cam 4s ss9s
s R % Rds 8ffB a So ,sF s' the
We making it possible for the your
lived and become independent for life land
WHAT you CAN HAVE IF YOU WILL ONLY TAKE IT.
We are making possible for any can save
95 lives
T' ass % s q % globe a as ao9 secure 1 81 them
within 5nSs f 5aSu s9s a s: a FAMILIES will
We know that the ppor6 f an acre in that b @S in
Tbo %sats invest h no69 and s % for the man
pree 3aes ?a this sGd E @
Al ~ o9 &. and ss ,P. Of in. The lji two
a remittance for frstps payment '"' VII"
PROOF.
About % s sss8g 3 r5 have snP % Earn 3 :
a Year The Introductory reads like
si III 'o @ssft. n o SaSas5' Ts
P growing apples hs Bear Ry !' 7s5 Of the remarkable
From the material collected while making such Investigation
papers aay prove tRas se aeTe
lack Of unable present 56sn f fa t SS9
are & pSy owe; aq iat . R'f Ssa5 to .so.
of % orchard. 30 o s @ f04 SAVINGS tn: s .
strong hold. your deed in
AMERICAN ooLoN1sT & TRUST COMPANY
General Fiscal and Sales Agents Judge BIDS
A STRONG BANK ENDORSES THE INVESTMENT
,u ,,+. r r. Brigham City Utah, June
yours Of % ata 1 H ' viii . that am
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MAKING A LIVING WITH POULTRY.

@ SS Ss s g 5 sn4 cared o in aSnisy yas so
Sf' pouSg '''' ana attitude are
'Oo FOR STHROID AF aad NEE AND 400 SQUARE FEET
soil With the P d we're adS 70 y4g sS{ 59 s. % 69 rich
counting what you could
for would probably the
farm y one % the s' ss 6S mo sa' o6Gae
square feet Of so to eacR tree and 1eeome
you opportunity YOU go spend
% sP Saa G' 5sa pei s8 % 9 9Gs9' or go
WHY WE MAKE THIS LIBERAL OFFER
on wH3 what we say true do We want sell such valuable land
hirytw intelligent industrious ambitious families
You offer i1d1esment for you to come anu ore "
BEAUTIFUL PREPARED YOU
s' 5 9ns s G s 1D p o s9rds1 Of g5sn There airs
Our orchards three old: VII taE your
bearing orchard vheh win not only you
AN OPPORTUNITY THAT COMES BUT ONCE IN A LIFETIME
py money Proposition that the u a9 mo6
You cant afford reading
6rsi payment of Honeyvf
You do not have is land in order
resented in this I'D and in all literature win refund
Trust Go as to Just what this land will do for you .
s'rSGg SSn6 holds yogF deed in 5ggst flor for EHu
and frs
.. 20 be as these sss. ssg 5 mo ZEN
NOW
viii provide for life and make you independently
These win be up
make ls5 ss Of these
page 9 S 6S s % u o S @5.ao s oil s s on this
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THE CHANCE TO PROVE IT IS ALL WE ASK.
FINEST APPLE LAND THE SUN SHINES ON


els, on Sss5f intended s S dn EI Gsp 5a &T'i
these crystal streams and majestic plains
SaS " ayine s corn so s Bear R9 Valley
ssf:usr 9's sS ssn especially created Tor the growing " @ @
& 1000 % The Short 5a Lime D. F114 1s .
elements by the M % brb TINS fe pse flows the Bear
few y be the highest priced
of % per cent on the investment
THE HONEYWELL ORCHARDS
beautiful si HGP s pn S s3 e d Sap and B 9 Ben p
pTuned sprayed cared by experts Official
the We ere the oregon short Line R. only
miles north Brigham icty s5eigSi Of
PLAN.
plan beautiful small farms similar
bdiyde THE HoNEYyILLE ORCHARDS the QUEEN Of our
qs snS E acre as with beautiful streets between them
4 price win de
APPLE"
Apple growing was one industries pioneers
% g. Snis RysT valley u. ne ,@s sm a s
est types rudy Jonathsa grown and the remarkable favor Of
Honvils apples their exceptional high
TRUCK GARDENING
OF the exceptionally vide thirty feet at which the
rows to great profit until years
$500 As $1,000 f i, and 'Ge lamar man growing a %:' sSs'ls5s s
Onions and q,d +, $500 900 ma re-.
tomatoes tomatoes ' met frO% 500 5 to $500 an p acre
particularly beans and
Being @ Close : o9' P ,e s 53 f' for .3s s5 '' sure
m Bs5g the ogs .PP ss end g 6sFP ,b se h
fruits berries be grova to perfection such as soo'eOere
.n R9eee %os ssu 5'o 9 5 5
BEES AND HONEY.
As its meI1uoos suggests Honegvine
orchards abundance Of produce. yhitss
season. person DESTROYS
simple handling
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lead EVERY WORD OF THIS ANNOUNCEMENT.
Living Worth While--DO You Know


o in a b
n
tel Of
IN
do no 10 o DO 70
IN fright soil Is he unf 5 s RICH under
their thumbs be turned a a o
advanc hnethe iron 0
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just Plain Facts.

o hfei Ike ssr oil edble and the
S
conun lever year3
20 you he supply not p wit by per during he
s n be pr Ia
Do yoU know to he poo man fer he great topper
a
pey
family tel acre "
Do you n n value
an r orchard $1,000 and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27

acquainted f with The personnel Of the Honys Orchard
Having intimate personal sn3rcdse Of 96eT orchard 5 vi.
heartily their abdiyidi6g Into and tea '1.
e' tern TERMS 5 t5sy are 965ng that makes very attractive nqs
guarantee them good tile the orchard purchased
favor Of be 9th Bs b ls cover t9 points mentioned IN w
'SisH''' I P1.E 70. n ss sF0HI Ban.
your S2 y 6k deeds We 9 s6 gr s5a a oe q @
viii be financial T nd.6e no s we can prove " the ~
FAcTs-s3sOs75 FIVE ACRES
Houey,iIe May
a 5 s9s s5'5 5s or s5 sp FRI
ceved an average Of sl32s box.
that the trees increase a year per tree.
very Of every 81 as good ss as An s
es6 years od # gwen , r attention.
Hoping will you, of any use to you r,a
tsisaed) RAshaUs HANSEN
INTO ACTION
tract, But { be g'' B2 ' 4sr Sls.#. f5s only %
b aG5 n t5 ON nave made the start I'LL ont
inquiry absolutely prove thai a acres win ssrr
Mr.. MERCHANT, CLERK Mr. woRKneMAv.
Ihi9 Sn hard and long before YOU make " sind
hank by downright shaving Odsveatinr. |
m We must be shown in good old fashioned George Washington %
solid value and few cents besides f the 9r B 5's o2 worn
gone must have absolutely good
f., What What is safer than may rise and fall
70 protest houses and business blocks
ana cyclones cannot blow it panes themselves only ten
aHect Its Everyone
ms lang You can see it, stand take living W
for small
nave the opportunity independence before
now Remember only hrtytwo
SPECIAL PRICES TERMS.
FIVE hs price Of ,Af qsyye Orchard $500 will BE- @
pson! payable 80 per down and 81 ore
vi
a ed for
casr
on one year weekly payments discount
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$500 EXCURSION TRIP. $500
TO BEAUTIFUL BONNEVILLE AND RETURN


Including Automobile Ride. Co1n.ry Dinner etc
On sunday July a. we viii a personally conducted
excursion via the Oregon Short r. TO FT,nevvi
return Party viii be taken automobile At ffcnev ~
rde through the Bear River Valley, stopping for 49,.
ne Honey!e Orchards and by way Of Brirba1
Siy ram leaves oregon short Line depot al sa Tste
City. at 9 a. returning $50 Ii same la isA
lars pays everything, Including fare automobile IL oo
country dinner and refreshments. '7 rue pls
Only Twenty-Five people can be accommodated on this m
eursion 50 send money tor ticke. tod, D.
ticket is refunded o purchaser. quay fFice Of
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s3sOs.75 FROM FIVE ACRES.
RAsMUs HANSEN.
TURN IMPuLsE MO AcrIoN.

But you must not DELAY Remember there only hytro Of III.
tndsPendsnt landowner I0g have made the you FIN
be rushed in final decision 1t simply
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27

merciless corporation slaves-yes, Even
But it isn't-for to thirty-two active,
y Involvement, every advantage and every
terms that any man can afford to pay.
lppiness.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27
THE BONNEVILLE ORCHARDS.
OUR PLAN.

make this of beautiful small farms similar
TO
ubdivid HoNEYvILLE ORCHARDS the QUEEN Of
ud
beautiful between them aud sell them
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1T IS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE. .

you p day days
nd children your partners; bright beautiful healthy
of JOY and thankfulness.
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How Would You Like to Be Enancipated?

njustces health SCATTERING employment and surrounding
HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE FREE7
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TRUCK GARDENING BETWEEN THE ROWS.
BEES AND HONEY.

As HonegviI with wealth OF flowers
finest earth Eighty
in
O profitable
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WHY WE MAKE THIS LIBERAL OFFER.

WHY! If what land
You sndwe you
e-nake
this offer a o
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27
THE HOME OF THE BIG RED APPLE. "

Apple growing Of the first industries tai
Of Box Elder county The luscious flavor the high gu
form Of these apples gave the Bear River Valley &
''The Home Of the Big Red Apple, sye-more, It Ia
Peach and Apple Day household word in Utah. He
types Of the rudy Jonathan grown today, and u
her Gsnos and Wnesaps are the wonder of every co
gushing characteristic Of Honeyvlle apples Is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27

Do will sell
cbsrd three old with perpetual right small monthly
three j
ST
but present
o.
we will prove all these statements them sbats
an nvsstr
liberty enjoy the
which supplies him
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27

If you had fveacre fruit farm and truck gar
you gladly leave desk or job. And if this little farm
years old and in the finest climate in all the world
you woudnt have to worry about grocery bill
such farm for few dollars down and the balance in
want dollar laid in the safest bank Of al
want to be truly Independent and happy; if you
onions and green peppers s4oo strawberr
the Garden Spot OF America-why then don't read anot
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27

'''l anu '7l'S Agent Suite al2 Judge Bunding Bel
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-23
MAKING RESTITUTION.


The restitution being made by the
sugar thieves indicates there is such a
thing as consc!ence--or else a most
wholesome fear of punishment. The
example of the Arbuckles in "volun-
tarily" turning back into the govern
ment's treasury 1896, 600 is "a case IN
point Their action is an admission of
their guilt in the theft of at least that
sum. Their stealing was accomplished
In a genteei but infaElible manner
through frauds in weighlng-and the
thievery covered period of ten years.
The restitution Of the plumber was
made. 1t Is said. ON an agreement to
withdraw actions for civil damages.
There is nothing in the understanding.
however, to prevent criminal prosecu-
lions.
So far the government has been able
to make some Of the guilty ones dis
gorge almost 100000 The American
Sugar Refining Co. was the largest
contributor-the amount being $2,13B,-
900.
1t looks like when Uncle Sam really
gets his fighting clothes on he can
make some of the guilty onec come
down.