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Tanana leader., 1909-12-16
LOSES Si23, 750 WHEN
 HAGERMAN MINE FLOODS

From the Denver News-Times.(
 s'The name of Hagerman always re- minds me of a little transaction which cost me just sl2s, 75o. said prominent business man in discussing the death of the Colorado Springs millionaire.
 Hagerman made large part of his, fortune. out Of the Mollie Gibson, his famous Aspen silver bonanza. I
 "In the early '9O's I was employed on Denver newspaper and received tip that Nellie was good buy. l secured 5000 shares at. 25 cents and soon after was jarred, into semi-conscious state by the announcement that the property had been flooded.
 Il filed away the stock and charged the investment to profit and loss. Doe day about a yearilaaer was introduced to smooth individual who .professed to be a'tenderfoot.' He piled me with questions concerning mines and mining stocks.
 ".Do you know. where I could buy some real good stock?' he asked. :.
 "'sure,, I responded.-T have a trunk filled with the incest looking certifi- cates you ever clapped an eye on. Splendid samples of the engraver's art
 .''Would you sell somey be qneried. shAdhke and bland:
 "Would I sell some? We'll, you
Tanana leader., 1909-12-16

Wiseman, Dec. 1 1.-Camp looks good. Everybody working. The spring cleanup promises to ex- ceed that of last year very con- siderably, and will be more ev- enly divided.
 On Nolan creek, from Discov- cry down, about three-fourths of the men in the camp are work ing.
 F. E. Becker, who has a 75 per cent. lay on Discovery claim at present, is, perhaps, working ill the richest ground. One day last week he picked up a canful of nuggets weighing S2,0oo. Becker was recently arrested and charged with tresDassing on this claim. J. R. McGovern, the Fairbanks machinery man, acted as prosecuting attorney, and 4. T. Whitehead, of Nome, defended Becker. The trial was held be fore Commissioner Howard and was decided in Becher's favor, but not before the attorneys were restrained with consider able difficulty from settling the case by Marquis of Queensbury rules. Whitehead received S1,- .O00 for his services.
 On } and 3 below On Nolan both claims are working full crews, and should clean up from .two to three times as much as they did last year.
 D. w. Sullivan, on 5-b. Nolan, is working in very rich ground, and will this winter take out a homestake.
 Frank Whalley and partners, working the Peterson ground on the line between $ and { below,
Tanana leader., 1909-12-16
Estate of George W. Powe!L
 DECEASED
DECEASED.
 r.

Notice is hereby given by the under signed. A.B. Culp,- administrator of the estate of George w. Powell, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against said deceased to exhibit them, with the. necessary vouchers, within six months after the first puhli- cation Of this untics, to said admihistra- tor at his residence in the town of Tan ana, territory of Alaska, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate in Fort Gibbon precinct. Alaska .a..s I
 A. B. GULF, Administrator.
 >Dased this 18th day of December, 1909. : Date of first publication, December l6, 1909.
Tanana leader., 1909-12-16
ST. JAMES CHAPEL

First Sunday in each month, Holy Communion II a. m. Other Sundays. Evening Prayer. 7:30 p. m.
 WINTHROP PEABODY, Priest in Charge.
Tanana leader., 1909-12-16

Special Sunday Dinner at the Ken lucky restaurant from to 8 p.m.- Mrs. NJ. E. Cooper, proprietor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-21
TAFT IN SYMPATHY
WITH FOREST POLICY

washington, April 2i.-Prosident
Tsfrs entire sympathy with the forest
and conservation policies is announced
and stories that vast areas are 90 be
taken away from the national forests
are denied Zoo O. statement regarding
the Administrations attitude. issued to-
day by Clifford Pinchot Mr Piuchot
says chat charges that forests contain
great areas uf agricultural lands arc
bassless and that any agricultural land
wherever found along the Boundaries OF
forests ry.l Boz restored to entry
MI PuchotF statement follows:
ANY statement that President Tart
o. not iu sympathy with The fore try
gud she conservation movement rs with
out foundation. ON the contrary. i ann
authorized nv tho president 90 say lLat
ro is iu entire sympathy with the for
est policy and the conservation policy
Ha already det eioreI and stands behind
tl.U.
ID am also authorized by tho pTesl-
dent to doul oaleE11.aIIv fhr story
tnn great areas lre 90 be thrown ont
ur tho uauoua. forests ny presidential
proclamation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-21
COMMERCIAL CLUB
CONTRACT AWARDED
Work is to DC Commenced in Two
Weeks by the james Stewart
Construction Company.

The contract for constructing the
new home of the Commercial club. az
Cactus street and Exchange place. has
been awarded 10 the James Stewart
Construction company OF ST. Louis. 40.
Work on the now club house IS 90 bo
commenced 90 two weeks and there
will be no cessation OF work un,u
the completed structure Us delivered
90 the board 90 governors OF the club.
according 90 contract. on December
10. uoxt
The details of closing the contract
were attended 90 in tho office OF Frank
stephens yesterday afternoon. the cone
tract for the club being signeI bv
President W. D. Halloran and socgc-
tary Fisher Harris The sigucrs for
the james stewart company were H.
~. Lehman. general manager OF ST.
Louis MT Lehman was accompanied
bv ~. w. Cochrauo tho New York
city representative OF the stewart
company The pen with which the
document was signed Dog The executive
officers ~ tho Commercial club was
presented the officers of The Cd
structi0u company as "a souvenir The
pen was "a gold one and another point
of cqua'N value was returned 10 -oU,
rotary Harris by the representative %
the company.
The contract price for completing
the building o. Slbf.150, the total cost
of the building complete win bo about
$3.50. 900 The structure win nn aIN
stories high. and VIII be am ornament
Co the city aud fitting companion 60
tho big NcWhouFc fkyscrapcrs which
win be- its ueighbor on the west Iho
building VIII be devoted entirely 90
club purposes, and Boo the matter of
furnishings and equipment viii Doe
one of the most modern and un-fu-
date in the country Marble ANA Afr.-
can mahogany VIII form 70 Jorge POM
of tho furnlshings and decoration.
making tho Interior one of Che most
beautiful imaginable
Tine James stewart Dompauv IL ono
of tho leading construction companies
in tho world AZ has offices Boo most
0f the large cities in the country and
m Europe when the American meth.
ODDS OF building were introduced boo
London and other European CcntCrs.
creating such "a sensation lu those
staid old cities some years ego. n was
the James stewart company which
did the work, ana since that time
many great structures have been erect-
cd by this corporation throughout
Europe, There a. no question OF the
ability of the company to perform
lts part of tho contract. aud it mav
confidently be- expected that when tho
day rolls round upon which thr hulIa-
ms "a 90 be- completed, n viii be- ready
to turn over 90 the Commercial CLUB
OFFICIALS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-21
PRESENT CABINET TO RESIGN.
Ten Agtators Caught Among
Constitutional Troops Tried
And Executed.
Advance Guard of Army Arrives On
Outskirts of Con-tantinople--Oa
pcirr Administered Co Sol
dicrs In Garrison.

London. April 2L--A special dispatyh
received here from Coustauunopie SAYS
thlt q. definite agreement between tho
government and committee CA Union
ami Progress has boon concluded.
Abdul Hamd is 10 remain sultan
OF Turkey. but the present cabinet VIII
resign Immediately.
AGITATORs ENECUTED.
Carstsr.roplc. April 2i--Ten aeita-
tors who were caught among tic Core
sutuuonal troops trying to undermine
taeir loyalty to their commanders weio
executed at San stefano after q sum-
mary trial by COURT martial
Forty other men have boon arrested
by the Cousututiouausts during the
last few days on similar charges.
ADVANCE GUARD ARRIVES.
Clus;ontinoqIc. April 2l--l2.3o y. m.
Tho advance guard o. the Constitu-
tioual army has arrived at the out
skirts a. the city, The cabinet VIE
meet this afternoon and proclaim mar
ti7l law iu the capital.
The administering OF the oath To tho
troops stUl in garrison is proceeding
today in accordance with the demands
of the C0nstitutionolists. Furthermore
the authors OF the resent upheaVal are
being arrested.
A meeting Was held this morning
to consider tho proposals made by the
army OF investment.
liza some quarters IL is believed there
lbs an increasing possibility Of arriving
&C on understanding which may result
ia reconciliation between the Young
Turks and the sultan.
ID was even declared In official circles
this morning that the pour pariors be-
tween The government and the Constt-
tutioual army promise a settlement
It is alleged that the army no longer
insists upon tho withdraw OF the pre-
sent ministry and the rehabilitation OF
Humi Cabinet. but e does maintain
its demand for the punishment OF the
authors OF tho recent trouble.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-21
JUSTICE BLANCHARD is
MERClFUL TO SARAH K0LEN

New York April 2l.-Sarsh <olen.
the young woman vino killed Dr. Mar
Tin W. Auspts in this city Itst sum-
nor. and recently pleaded guilty to
manslsurhter when brought 10 trial,
was. through tho decision of supreme
Court Justice Blanchard, spared tho
nniction of a prison penalty when
tho woman, with baby in arms, was
brought before the justice. he au-
nounced that Do would suspend sentence
and place Miss koleu ln the custody
of the council OF Jewish women. This
society viii lind her "a suitab bile homo
where shc can change her name ANA
rear her child Goa Ignorance of the crime
its mother had committed. She lef
tho court with one of the women agents
OF the society.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-21
AMERICANS IN TURKEY.

News That Cruisers Are TO be sent 10
Protect Tlcm Gives satisfaction.
Constsnt.noplc. April 21.-The receipt
of tho ueWs here that the American
government hid ordered the cruisers
Montana and North Carolina TO Alex
ondretta FOR the protection of Amcri-
cans has brought satisfaction and a
sense OF security 90 Americans here
and in the Syrian coast citlesc OF Mer-
siua. Beirut and AIexandretta whittier
the information has been forwarded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-21
SNOW IN DENVER.

Denver. April u-Nearly two inches of
snow zen iu Denver last night. and mora
h. reported for tonight and tomorrow.
This Is the eighth day iu Aprl IN which
snow has fallen. Snow d. also reported
south and west in the state. and fruit-
growers Iu the Grand valley are build
ng -mudges 10 protect the frult trees
from damage by frost
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-21
SAMUEL EBERLY GROSS.
Wife sues for Divorce on the Ground
OF De-eItiOn.

Chicago. Apr g--samuel Eherly
Gross. who gained International fame
some years ago 10y accusing Edmond
RosIaud. the French playwright Of hlch-
iug his Ideas Tor "Cyrauo de BerEerar'
from n Gross play called. THE Mer-
chant Prince of ComvIlc' and winning
e sult based on this claim. has been sued
f1r divorce Airs Emily Gross charged
Shat ueg husband deserted her Dec. r,
fN5.
M Gross was once one Of The largest
real estate dealers iu Chicago, but two
years ago became financially embaIlass-
ed and now Is SEQ % sanitarium.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-21
D. A.. r..
Mrs. MacLcan's Action Towards Mrs
story Causes M Feeling.

Washington. April I.--The refusal last
.uight of Mrs MacLean 20 permit tho
feadiug bv Mr.. william Cummings
STORY on nor report "a state regent "
New York because she failed 20 respond
10 hcr name when called. caused much
iu-fceling among the supporters or tho
autt-admiuistrdtion candidate for presi-
.dtut-Eeneral OF the -. a. r.. When tho
Daughters assembled today they rallied
around their leader and discussed the site
ustion with her.
The political atmosphere became stili
taking advantage Of 50 for campaign ma
terial The program FOR today calls for
tle reading OF reports Of chairmcu ~
various committees. che FIRST az Wlien
was ON children OF the republic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-21
NATl0NALlSTS LOST
SIXTY MEN KILLED

Tahrlz Persia. April % The Nation
alists lost 6O men killed and 100 wound
I'D ln tha sortle from this city Yesterday
ln which a. g. Baskerville. an Ameri-
can school teacher lCst his NE
The armiFt.ce arranged hy th' anah
f,r tne purpose of bringing boo PROVE
eions Ia not REGARDED with enthusiasm
mere ~ thc absence of transportation
makes provisioning the town very dlf-
dcult
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-21
TEN THOUSAND
KILLED IN RIOTS

London, April PA special
dispatch received from Athens
today says that telcEums that
have come in there from Mersina
set forth that fully 10000 persons
were killed IN the auti-Chrlstldn
riotlng of the last few days in
the AdarG and T5rsus districts.
Entire Villages were razed ana
the country is smoking wilder
ness.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-21
STEAMER ADMIRAL
SIGHTED OFF M0MBASA

Momhas8 East Africa April l.-The
steamer Admiral with Theodore Hoose-
Welt ana members of his party on board
mas just been sighted on this port
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-21
Former Postal Clerk to STAND
Trial for PiIfering
u. S. Mail.
TRUE BILL FROM GRAND JURY.
He Was Taken Into Custody and AF'
raigned Before United states
Commissioner Baldwin.

Following the Indictment Of T.. O..
slad, Yesterday afternoon by the grand
iurv a warrant was issued today for
MS arrest on the charge OF i1hing the
mails at the Salt Lake postoffice.
Marshal i. II. smyth took the matter
IN hand this morning and after arrest
inc SHADE he was taken before United
states Commissioner Baldwin, who "a
ga his bond at 5000. Slade then lett
The office in company with Marshal
smvth IN order 60 secure his bondsncn.
re was released this afternoon on "a
bond signed by Frank McGurrin and j.
@. ODounel
WAS 4 TRUSTED MAN.
The arrest OF slado on Jan. 16, 1909.
caused much excitement In the city. lie
was woll known. and besides having
many friends ana moyius in the best
society. ne was trusted implicitly by
the postohics officials from the post
muster down. lie had been in the ONE
plov az the department for Is years
aud bis detection Camc through the
was put 90 work on the reported leaks
iu the Office. with inspectors Lowe and
Duraud Afr Mckee was suspicious
1t Sladc from the start, and 20 was said
that De had not watched him long he-
fore he was sure he had the man uu-
der HE eye who was responsible for
the trouble In tho Salt Lake Once.
.. /. 10. HH#
tors az they passed through his hands.
IL they seemed 10 contain anything
az value DC laid them aside and when
tho distribution was over, De touk the
uaOkage Of letters 90 his desk ami
there opened them, sealing up those
which contained no money The OLE
GERS had not a good place 10 view him
on tho hrst night which Was on Jan.
15 but on the next night they took
"a better stand and be WAS seen t0 take
Sd letters 90 h.s desk and open them.
From several of them he took bills.
ono letter was from O. father 60 bis
daughter enclosing money FOR her cA-
renses al school
WIFE LEARNS OF ARREST,
glado Was Immediately arrested, ana
this was no sooner done than HE wife.
Innocent 0f his trouble. appeared 90 ac-
company him home. When she learned
tho news. "a terrible scene followed
glade acknowledged his guilt ana his
wife was almost Frustrated hv th0
revelation. lie asserted then that hc
had not been Az his crooked work more
than a fow weeks, bat the oihcers exc
presssd doubt regarding such a state
nent on account of the way in which
he worked indicating 90 their export
cnced eyes Ions practise at that line ~
work.
rae was later released on bonds fur
nlshsd hy his wife ana Russel H. Tracy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-21
BOOTH & co.'s AFFAIRS.
=. A. Valentine Plan Of Reorganila-
ton Has Been Accepted.

ton Has Reon Accepted.
Chicago. April el-P. a. Valentine
has been notified that DIS plan Tor the
rc organization OF A. Booth q Co., tho
defunct fish concern, hns been &C
Ccrted ly 90 per cent oi the creditors
This means that the company WIN DO
ro-0rgaulaci after me rcce'fcrshlp has
eNr'red. WIN an entire new directorate.
Arnl 90 was che day ret by Mr..
Valentine for the acceptance of his
proposition t0 nuaucc me rc-Organiza-
ton of the company as iLwDolO COR
uoraton with tz0o0ooO preferred stock
ana 81 900. 600 common stock Boz addition
10 "a bond issue OF $4,000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-21
Mrs. Frank Williams Breaks Out
OF Quarantine While Under
Influence Of Liquor.
TAKEN BACK. SHE SUICIDES.
Tragedy on Social Hall Avenue Is Sur.
rounded by Number Of De-
piurablc Features.

After drinking 81 large ou9ntit,- %
alcohol and 100 Minis r,,,...i,,,..., -,
.r,.-. 49, -, anu
Inns ''Ne 10 ner nome in thc
P''i'l wagon MIS- Frank Williams.
formerly Miss Huma Peterson. arcd g,
ycatr. locked borr.ls ir d. r,,,,, ..,.i
49,, .,.... GU '''"' ''u
N'''N Sooul i'ur ounces of ulduute1
'a'D'llc acid. killing herself almost in
stanuy.
The tr9p.iy b., .,,.,.......s.., ,..
Der 81 dcrIorshe features Ms WI
liams was addicted to the use OF liquor
and 70 ls said she fyeopeufi,- drspt O.,
eycee5 F,.. s,,,. 49, .,.. -
.,,,...t...- .....,. "'s e'
~. zen ".i i"r' MIS-. w. -
80 a., -" dFcau. IWo
s.s.',.i ..'.,. i,-ui,n are Do VITA
xviii, ''i Ul'"'n. ila ana Mts.
49,. 'ihs In nu slng tEem.
e,,.,@ a.. L'ust Nas AIRS.
y1-tii, 49, cog 1ih m"ifer 90 Mrs.
W. 49,. %. .'. Ns' l"'ns' ana O. y.IHE-
UT 'lo ItJttr was also bon tau
'-'-'' -...
t'DNb On a LAWN.
About o'....t fb.. .,,.,.-...- 49,
william drank tone alcohol ana dis
place and VssnIerl1 O., -lsHs..s ..t
tween south Te,opf. s,,d n. -,
street Thoro ~ 80 .-i..5 1V.1I
about ON q lawn nh. LIZ, '1'. ~
fed and p4trg,r,r,, -. 80 10 ~.
went to tbo -, q, 'l''u I>asl
and losdeJ ~ -, ,''g pi'iN. wagon
mo, - 49, 80. ll''o 'lie s"lii
irfc,.,,..5 ~. - ~ HeI pace VA
1,,s,a,,tt,.. - wy House Wa uhde:
4, ;sn ~ 49, N"uil hot take nor
s"- h", fitl'i wagon was IN len
''''' ous"'y iumlsated.
TOOK FOUR OUNCES on Acrp
~ ah9ut 1890 word was received at
ponce headQuarters that the woman
PAD commitied suicide by taking car
boHc acid. Again the wagon went 20
tae place. Jailer Ripley and Patromnan
Heath and Grundyig made AN investiza-
ioct,od S,r o,i' -, 'iaC Nrs' WI an ndI
about four ounces OF carbol.c add
She WAS dead when the police arrived
Dr W. j. Beer, Who was fraatius,
the sick children. was there and inn
mediateiy notified Justice 0g tho Peace
Halks and then ordered the BODY re-
MOVED 90 Joseph William Taylor's I'M
dertuking establishment
s,,,,-,. Az. ,.,...,,-,,...
~ ." a HESlDENNE.
The scene al tho housa ,ras "a inn.t
pitiab.e one. Tho ar4d mother ms
Peterson. could mon be consoie5 ana Vas
on the verge of nervous prostratIo,
Shaking with erios she oalle1 rensated-
ly for her dead daughter 10 come bacs
Mrs. Toms iu the meantime irving IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-21

Because OF the gravity Of the situa-
ton In Turkey. Secretary OF State Knox
cablcd John q. a. Iseishman, the Amer
lean ambassador in Turkey, TO use eve
ry effort in his power to protect Amer
lean life and property. Il was explained
al the state department that Nj. I>eish-
man is believed TO be fully alive TO
the situation. but that the message ~
Secretary Knox would be sent 20 make
assurance doubly certain. II is no Sc
cret here that the state department is
hourly expecting news that factions of
,be Turkish army have clashed In Con-
stantinop!e. France already is hurryi
1i.h arntassadors have been warned I.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-21

Your Advertisement n tho "Ncws'
WIN DC Carried TO People Who Arc
ABLE TO BUY.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-10-28
Stark Early liberia Peach

One of the good things you can not afford TO
overlook. 1t is winning golden opinions from
experienced fruit men the country over. Better
quality than liberia and ripens ten days TO two
weeks earlier, reaching the markets when all other
good peaches and thus commanding high
prices. A great shipping peach, surprising liberia.
believe Early liberia is of the best varieties
introduced since the FIRST liberia came. In Early
liberia has all of the good qualities OF liberia and
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-10-28

and told this story: II was in Chica-
go at dinnah, you know" said he,
"wheah they were to give prize
for the best story. One fellah got
up and and told a story and sat down,
another told another story and sat
down, don't you know, then they
asked me to tell story. i arose
and began: i am an Englishman
with a sense Of humor.' And to my
amazement they gave me the prize
before | could say another word.
You see what mean?"
y = =
A sailor who had been to church
service, where he heard some fine
music, a London paper says, was de-
canting upon an anthem which had
given him great pleasure. A listen
ing shipmate finally asked: Il say
Bill what's hanthem?" What" ex-
claimed Bill. do you mean to say
you don't know what hanthem isl"
Not me" Well then III tell yer.
II | was to ask yer, ERE. Bill, give
me that 'andspike.' that wouldn't
be hanthem. But il | was to say,
Bill, Bill, Bill, give, give, give me,
give me that, Bill, give me, give me
that and give me that 'andspike,
spike, spike, Bill, give me that, that
andspike, and, 'andspike. spike,
spike, spike. Ahmen, ahmen, ahmen,
Bill give me that 'andspike, spike,
why that would be han
hem"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-10-28
ORIGIN Of Picture PostsIs.

A few days ago II was mentioned
In a French newspaper that picture
postal cards were originated by a
German. The French press has now
come forward In its characteristic
jealousy OF the French reputation for
invention. with the statement that q
French bookseller, Bernardeau. was
the inventor OF picture poslals during
the Franco-German war,
hernardeau's cards were decorated
With a picture OF the camp of the
army OF the Sarthe. and had the In
icriptlon. Souvenir OF the National
Defense" Beneath were the words
Family. Honor, Fatherland, Liberty
The postals were sold mostly TO the
soldiers from Brittany, who through
hem. kept their family and friends IN
formed as 10 their whereabouts.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-10-28

to A. A. Chisholm. of Treadwell, N.
Y, now. His reason is well worth
reading: For a long time | suffer
ed from Indigestion, torpid liver,
constipation, nervousness, and gen
eral debility" he writes: Il could
MT sleep, had no appetite, nor ambi-
ton, grew weaker every day in spite
of all medical treatment. Then used
Electric Bitters. Twelve bottles re-
stored all my old-time health and
vigor. Now can attend to bust
ness ever day. It's wonderful
lnfallible for Stomach,
Liver, Kidneys, Blood and Nerves.
soc at b. b. Davis.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-10-28
Tales of the Town

II YOU don't advertise your busi-
ness the sheriff may.
= y =
always love the winter with its
ice and snow, but hate to wear
red flannels because they itch me so.
To get what you want, make others
want what you've got. Advertise,
but select the medium that circu-
lates where you want to sell the
goods.
y =
A young lady Of literary turn of
mind, in expressing her preference
Of the books Of Sir Walter Scott,
said she liked best The Lady Of the
Lake and SCOTS Emulsion"
= n -
Considering the price OF eggs,
Burbank. instead of fooling away
his time developing Wonderberries
and the like. ought to try his hand
at creating a pumpkin with its in
terror filled with milk and eggs.