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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-15
PEACE MEETINGS.

-g 4 4 u \ i. Z. u Z
rhe. Tabernacle services on sunday
The addresses and musical exercised
Will be5in harmony with that subject.
The following program Will be rem
sdered in the 1,wefltN-second ward meet
singhouse IN the evening, commencing at
$50: Music by the choir; invocation;
selection by the ward &orchestra: adj
dress, Elder u. NJ SjodaFl; contralto
solo. Ella B, Ridges; peace poem, Ada
Holmes: address piano duet, Edith
fStandrod and Emily Holmes: reading
of resolutions. Martha Willis; % song,
&. America" choir and congregation;
9I5 4 LII
AL tbs scandinavian services in the
Assembly hall at 1850 a. M, Elder j..
NJ Siottahl WillSSdeliver an address on
$ths peace question.
i The annual meeting Of the Utah State
Peace society will be- held in the eve.
ming at the Jewish synagogue. on
Fourth East, between Second and
Third South streets. commencing at 8
o'clock The general public Is invited.
The following program Will 5be rem
dered Organ prelude. Miss Pearl
Rothschild; prayer; Introductory re-
marks, Hor. John c. Cutler: song. Rob
4ert- II, Siddcway; address, Gov. William
Sprvs address, Hon. Mathoniah Thorn
as: song. Mrs Corlnne Harris Hammer.
address. Rev. Elmer L. Goshen; adj
dress Prof Torild Arnoldson; song.
Prof. Charles Kent: address, DR.. George
Thomas OF Logan; address, Rabbi
Charles j. Freund: song, America"
benediction.
Peace meetings will also be held in
the Provo aud Logan tabernacles in the
afternoon.
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the wires connected. the poles Will
\ be removed from the street centers.S
Visitor is Locked Ip-While visit
ing; the state prison with Governor
William Spry yesterday afternoon
John II. Langton, manager OF t y
Hotel Washington, Seattle, accluentiS
locked himself IN a cell. FL was al
lowed to remain there several minutes
before he was released Langton took
the matter good -naturedlg. Last
night he enjoyed d trip about the city
with the chief executive in an auto
mobile. 4s d IA ~
Conducting Tuberculin Iests-lshe
CITY health authorities aided by the
local bureau of animal industry are
conducting an 3eXhaustipe series ot
ftuberculin tests among local callley
"A local dairy herd Of 8 Q cows was
tested this week with the result tha s
only one animal was round 70 ,se IL
yfected. The cow was killed ana d l.Es
covered to have been only IN the " Z
ct,,lent stages of tile disease SO tnat
the rest of the herd were not III u
fected.
H Eager For Wool Storase--Preslde
5Cosgriff OF the National Wool NY are q
house e Storage company. mas oee ll
importuncd by Il number OF Greg On, On
and Idaho sheepmen TO reopen t ila
subscription ilSIS 10 IIle N<iiiSdt,O e''
house proposition, as many growers
In that part of the country are allNl-
sous to subscribe for additional stock.
BUT Mr.. Cosgriff does not see his way
clear to disregard the announcement
made that the lists ,Wot' ~
not be rcopened before Nov
luke SnctI For Poll Tax--Jam A.
Lake. assistant manager OF a collect
=Inr agency was sued by the city yes
=terrlay$ in the civil division of the
city court TO collect Is poll tax due
lfor38190S The complaint states that
Luke was notified by Street SupeiNl-s
scr Jake H. Raleigh to appear on
Fourth South and Second west 70
work out his poll tax. or pay ~. ie
failed to do this and the CITY I.|'
asks for SO, interest and costs Wfllcil 9
will amount to about SO.
Birthday Suuycnir---Presiden J ohng
m .yinder is presenting to his friends e %
today copies of handsomely printed
OF the eng and
morocco bound manuscript minutes !g .,es'
or the Birthday reception held ~ t ~
lSalt Lake temple. Friday Dec. = y. ~ z
4 go3. on the occasi on Of the Z, q snI!-
second anniversary OF his BIRTH N. I ~
booklet contains I'M add ton TO tins
.nortrait. the addresses delivered ON
the occasion. The original q silNers
mounted album was presented t 9, g {
President Winder BY the tempe
workers
2
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HOW TO SAVE MONEY.

The school children are answering u
question that has puzzled many older
heads. They are writing essays for.
the salt Lake Security & Trust com
pany on practical plans for saving
These essays will certainly prove inter-
esting. 1t Is possible that some older
people will learn a few valuable lessons
in thrift aid economy when the prize
essays are published.
Full particulars furnished on appii-
cation. - 3.
SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST co.
80 up Main Street.
All kinds of Seeds. Bailey 6 Sons
Co., So East BAD So.
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flows SAVINGS BANK & TRUST co
Transacts a general trust business
ana paws a per cent interest on sns-9
5ings deposits.
JOSEPH f. SMITH. Preslde lent.
AlTHONE II. LUND. Vice-Prest
&C, BEEBE. Cashier. AZ
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MARTIN COAL Co. 55 SO. MAIN. &
All kinds of coal, well screened and AM
promptly delivered.
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j. II. Walk FLORAL co.
At God be-pitts Drug. Phones lao.
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AUCTION.

ON SUNDAY. NAY 1sTEI AT 1880
u. m, go South eth East. upright piano.
mahogany. and other rockers. couch,
large aud small rugs, lace curtains. dim
ing table and chairs sewing machine,
home made fruits lot of fruit lars sam
sifary cot ana bedding. dressersG and
stands. carpets. steel range. dishes,
cooking Utensils. new washer, heating
stove. garden hose tools. etc
4 j ANDREWS, 5Atictioneer.
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PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING.

P. NELisoN. Isl EAST FIRST SOUTH
st. Both phones 1880. Estimates Tree and
all work promptly executed.
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I 2, os m, rIUaIEs CLEANED.

OSTRICH PLUMEiS cleanel! and curlssi,S2
II. II, Carter Fur Co.. q NJ, 1st So ST.
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n11s1NEss CHANGE.

"A N BUSIN ESS CHANGE. 8
S. NJ. Taylor 6 Co.. successors 20
ypsepl1 d. Taylor. undertakes and ems
lbalmers, same address. 25t-3-5 East
First South.
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

1 The regular Meeting OF the sharehold-
ers of the zion's Savings Bank and
rany'sS Office, Nos. i, 3 and East Tenn
BE Street, Salt Lake City. Utah; on
Monday, ii ne It'll, 1903. at II o'clock a.
such other business as may come be-
s - = JOSEPH II. SMITH.
President.
o. C. BEEBE, Cashier,
Dated May 1st 1909.
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e UTAH ARID FARM COMPANY
Notice is. hereby given that a special
meeting of tho stockholders of the Utah
Arid Farm Company will be held at dts
office No. 906 Newhonse Block. Salt Lake
=. m. Of said day to consider and vote
upon the question of increasing the cap
$itaI stock of the company from s100 600
to s2O0,OOo by increasing. the number 81
10 1000 shares, and to provide for the;
terms and conditions upon which said
stock shall be sold or DISPOSED of by
5iority OF tile STOCKHOLDERS vote for said
proposed amendme nts, to amend the Ar
@iicIes of Incorporati ton. SOFAS to increase
provide for the terms and conditions
upon which said increased stock shall
be disposed Of by the Board of Direc-f
tors Iott n .S.WiDTSOl1s
President Utah Arid Farm Company.
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SO is GIVEN AWAY EACH WEEK Elk
At Cutters, S36 Main Street.
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CII1RoPID1sT,

DIR. ELIZABETH Ii: WISMER. Suite
+41s See. & TrS Bldg. ~ Main Ind. 1b51.9
Don't suffer with bunions. zcorns and In {
growing toe.nails, but come and be re-
s1ieyed at AZ Main ST. Room ..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-15

The. Tabernacle services on Sunday
Will 3be devoted TO the peace question:
The addresses and musical exercises
Mil beEin harmony with that subject.
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DIR. CAMILLE No 1913 All,
block ~ After June list. No. 615-1g Bostcn,
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OPTICIANS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HA.i.TERs--LACE CURTAINS,

Salt Lake Hat Factory. Latest; styl,
q %. LIST So. st. Hats at factory prices
Hints Ecmodeled. Panamns bleached,
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CUISINES oPro2!KIruNITlEs.

CAPI,rAL.a FURNISHED.
Industrial, manufacturing, mining, oil,
gas and railway stock and bond issues
sold direct TO investors: commission has
is. Samuel Graham Is CO.. Selling Brok-
ets New Yoric Life Bldg, Montreal
Canada. ~
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HOUSE WREGKING,

HOUSE NfEftSjSlNG.
+ THE; SALT LAKE HOUSE WRECK
ing Co. w. n. Griffin, Prop. Buildings
Yard. All So Ind r. ST. Ind. tel 1876.
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LADIES. TURKISH BATHS. EXPERT
lady attendants. Face massage.
manieuraIing 5 na, "a rssslhsl ani.a
1915. vi.
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CHRONIC ana nervous diseases. spinal
4 ro,,h1es. a female complaints. Dr. II. e.
Erickson, cliiropractor. 234 Constitution.
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THE UNITED TRADE SCHOOL CON
tracing Co. conducts a trade school and
wants men \ to learn plumbing, brick
and hundreds have learned ina few
months. Steady work guaranteed. Adj.
dress 120 f.. g. Los Angeles. s.
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PATTERNS AND MODELS MADE IN
wood. brass. iron ana aluminium. Prompt
Tern and model Works. No. 247 Feed ST.
j. II. Whitecar. Prop
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we Know How edomeIins. clea,,
business Smith Bros., 2G5 State St.
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FLOWERS. GARDENS. ETC.
MINES AND SURVEYS.

R. FORESTER. WITH a coRPssoE!'
competent engineers. is eauipped Tor All
intendence OF mine mill, power or irri-
cation projects. Brooks Arcade. iBoth
lnllnneS ~. y. .lL5 -.-.il.L.
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g5j AT1oNAI.; HOUSE CLEANING CO..
y ast g. Ind iss sss Wall Paper claanins,
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DIR GRACE sTRATToN. osteopath n;
SiI Zen 81 Both phones. Res 90 r 81
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WANTED.

by OR GENTLEMAN CAN q LEAR
$1,000 In three months BY getting sole
agency for Salt Lake or open territory
In Colorado. Idaho and tall foi; ~ ST
selling novelty Sample soc. For terms
call org address Fl. q Room % lis w.
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R. FORESTER EXAMINES AND
reports on mining and mineral pro-
perties Brooks Arcade. Both homes.
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HAVE YOUR CARPETS CItEASfSp
by the American Carpet Cleaning Co. u &
lyon want good work. n ell Bel IL 2tl-Ss
lind. $50. sS
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COLLECTION.

COLLECT BAD DEBTS EVERY
where. Send for folder giving rates and
references. Wallace. d f. Walker Bids.
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iyvE, q LEAN CARPETS ON III n
floor. Guarantee 50 tisfaction, Ask our
pc irons. SFhoiie ae6ly Am rfcsni vacuum
Garnet Cleaning Co aos 4 5s5t 555s
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JAPANESE house cleaners sent prompt
ly. Bell 1923: Ind, 2ss9. l39 =, 31st South.
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l-j-...
LOST Special reward. 50
& in, gold. Will he paid for but
ton number 126, Gunner
Paint q, Glass Go. ii


ONE BLACK MARE. ADO Ut, 10 y RS.
old, weight about 800 lbs, branded on
left thigh resenblingf r. Enquire String
hams ranch. Bingham Canyon. 81
State ST., great reduction In guaranteed;
carriage rubber tires, auto and scarriage
painting and trimming. Blacksmith and
.horseShoeinH siSi.5i3
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q HOME PAPER CLEANING co.
Reasonable prices, OFFICES ll0 W. sec
ond South. Bell l145 Ind. II 45.
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WE DO ALL KINDS oB' CONCRETE.
work. reinforced. plain and ornamental.
.Jne Trujillo & Sons Co. 77S W. Sth So.
Ind. phone 12112. Call us up.
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MEN AND WOMEN To~LEARN BAT Y
Der trade, only few weeks required.
Special inducements now: Particulars
free. Moler's College, 10 Com. Street.
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4 NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING CO..
So f. 1st South Basement. Bell phone
1856: Ind. a73. IS "a
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H CLEANING. UPHoLsTERING. "
WASHING. ENC.

B fSVERYBODY no BUY NJ A,rrI REiSSIsSs
made by the Utah Bedding Mfg 60
They are the best We re- iii ilols tcls8Yoti
furniture Phones 2e3. st ~
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Peace meetings will also be held in
the Provo aud Logan tabernacles in the
AFTERNOON. &
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< S. L., STEAM CARPET Gil :AE y
works: cold blast fea tier rel ovatt r =, Z
work guaranteed. Cor sth Sy est aIio4 n 81
2019 /; Ind lilo. Moved 43C q til East
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I, A. LIVINGSTONE MOVED u, ~
ghorseshoeiug shop to 246 Edison Az
sforpprIv Franklin Ave. b.
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FOR FRENCH DRY CLEANING AND
dyeing Of every description try the Salt &
Lake Cleaning Co. 351 So. state st.
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THE co UNITY RECORD; PR Owe We
make more real estate loans than any
three icomoetitorss gcomhihed: II ys1H
business with ont&. one foreclosure- Rus
cell u. Trncv. d II. list. South, "a
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A.l,.B:|sTRACrER

L u O2s C rTIoMA J, s,s,6,,, ---.-., :,
gains in Real Estate. ana pS For BAR.
"! " West Second SOU III. In facts q
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H :., arANIcURING.

>--.---.-----
LADIES AND GENTS. .MANIcURING
and E.nassa ging, your home or here. Mrs.
II Jones. Room II. at ~ Main Street,
Opposite Kenyon Hotel. Phone 1S62-k
Hair dressing shampooing manleur-i
Ing. facial massage. Mrs. A. G. Rocket.
All work done at your homo. First
class work guaranteed. Bell 220i-x. s34
state Street.
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PRIVATE HOME FOR coNFINE-
ment. skiliful care and attention. Child
tiren adopted. 1856 West 3rd North. Bell
14s3-x; Ind. & d0si.
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& UTAH JUNK CO., HIGHEST PRICE
paid for scrap iron, rags. bottles, rub
Der, copper. brasa. etc. s40 to 800 So. Attn
West. Phones l22a - "! VI
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l rYWATER & GRoo, 1A-14s WEST
ing, gutterfng. cornice. skylisht etc.
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@ Chas. Peterson. 20 Richards St Both
phones. scenery. banners. badges. brass.
glass and electric signs paint stunts.
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GRANITE LAUNDRY YOUR ROUGH
dry at &c. pound. Forest 81; Ind. 9oe.
IL SECONDHAND FURNITURE. CAR
pets. stoves. bicycles. Star F'urnit lure
Co.. 3i5 state Street. TEL sS3-k. ~
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CANCERS REMOVED. sIITHoUT THE
knife. SIS South 9Th Vest. Bell 1777-z.
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B1cYcEE REPAIRING AND =. L ,ss,s.
mowers, sharpened, gun anu &. nj Ind, ii.
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HELP WAs:TED-siALE.

sf MAN. MUST BE WILLING TO
learn and capable of acting as our rep
resentatiye; no callva ssi1g} or solicit ing !:
good income assured. Address National
Realty Co... 1l99 Mafden
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-24
THEIR PLACE Of MEETING
inference Plainly Get Fern WIS., Net
~ Any Means What the ls6y
Dean Meant.

The lady dean Of . weiiknown
girls college. being very much an
aoyed that the girls after chapel on
Sunday morning waited around the 90
trance OF the assembly room and
stood In groups on the stairs instead
Of dispersing at once. resolved to In
stitute = reform. So 1T the regular
chapel service one morning she arose
with much dignity and made the fol
lowing remarks:
Il have noticed . growing tendency
among the young women 10 iinges
about the chapel Sunday mornings
blocking the halls and stairs. Here
after the following order will b. pre-
served In leaving chapel: First the
president will pass away. Then | vii
pass away. Then the faculty member
win pass away. and finally the stu
dent body by Glasses will pass away
and we will all meet below"
II II needless to say Why she nevel
finished her sentence.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-24


Tears stood In the eyes Of the boy
~ he faced the jury after they had
given their verdict.
II want to thank you." he said sim
ply. and shook each one by the hand.
Immediately afterward court ad-
tournsd and Charles Radford left the
court room a free man. The iirst
thing he did vas to 60 to the hotel
where his brother was sleeping In or
der to tell him the good news.
Afterward he sem q telegram to
his parents in Illinois.
The decision Of the jury vas most
popular as vas evidenced by the ex-
carnations OF delight heard over the
telephone when the news was given to
those who persisted in calling for in
formation on the case all last even
ing up to and past midnight.
At q late hour last night the jury
In the Radford murder case was still
out and 1t was believed by Sheriff
Nelson that they were hopelessly dis
agreed.
The closing arguments OF d. J. Con-
way, one OF the attorneys for the de-
tense. and c. P. Bates, who Is assist
ing States Attorney Danforth In the
prosecution. were much longer than
was anticipated. and the case did not
go to the jury until 3 o'clock In the
afternoon.
Judge Jones In his charge to the
jury was absolutely impartial and the
question Of the guilt or innocence of
RadfOrd was left entirely to the jury
to decide.
Both attorneys made strong pleas to
the jury.
d. j.. Conway urged that the boy
had killed George Hurd In self-de-
tense. had shot him because he be-
lieved his life and that of his broth
er were In jeopardy. With the ud,-
nee In the court room strongly In
sympathy with the accused. his plea
brought tears to the eyes OF many.
C.. p. Bates made q mastery presen-
tation OF the facts to the jury that did
much to alter the opinion of several OF
the Jurors.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-24
CHAs. RADFoRD ON STAN

Pierre-The report OF the state au-
ditor shows that under the Law re-
curing railroad improvements to be
assessed separate from their mileage
the railroad towns Of the state secure
material benefits In the way OF tax
able property. The towns which reap
the largest BENEFITS from this method
OF valuation are Pierre. $34s. 697.
Sioux Falls, $243. 205: Deadwood. $780,
OIL; Huron, 1921 .237: Aberdeen. $685.
SeS; WATERFOWL. @ls4.67s. Pierre gets
the benefits OF @16S 900 for its share
Of the valuation Of the Missouri river
bridge. within the corporate limits Of
the city, which places II 1t the head
or the list OF valuations.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-24

State Board Meets and Fixes Prices
For Coming Year

Sioux Falls-The state board OF
charities and corrections have just
concluded q session when some time
was consumed In discussing the rates
I be charged for binding twine the
coming year. Next ear the ~pcnIten-
tiary plant expects to turn out e,oO0.-
900 pounds Of Irvine against 500 COO
pounds this year. At the conclusion
OF the conference bet ween the mem
bers OF the board. Warden Swenson
and n number OF the state oficiais
who were present. the final prices
were agreed upon for the various
grades. Standard twine, 500 feet to
the pound. 81 cents; standard manila.
$50 feet 10 the pound. u cents: man
liza COO feet 10 the pound 3 cents. pre-
manila $50 feet 10 the pound , cents.
In lots OF 10. coo pounds. one-half cent
IL added 10 the price per pound OF
each kind OF twine. In small lots one
cent is added. These prices are the
same NJ made by the prisons Of Min
ncsota and North Dakota and are
about onc-half c~nt under the prices
OF the Irvine trust. II Ia the desire Of
the board to encourage the purchase
Of prison twine among the farmers
OF this stats and with the prices
brought within the same range OF 9TH
er plants they feel that South Dako-
In farmers ought to be loyal and pur-
chase their goods M home.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-24
CONDUCTOR WENT TOO FAR


&MH
A much-bothered conductor On IN
east-b0und car was asked by . chilly
lady passenger 10 close the vensila.
tors. A. he had already been impor-
tuned 10 open them by = halt dossu
other patrons he resorted Ia dlplo
macy.
Madam he said In i ronndentiAl
tone. "rd gladly clce~ the v~nsilasors.
hut unfortunately = health ofacer n
aboard the car and A~ insists that
they must be left open I'd make my
self liable TO = lot ~ srouhle n |
Opposed him.
"A health cnae~rs" MAtd the lady.
"Yes'm." replied the Conductor. Ard
then Intoxicated by the success 81 his
scheme he unhappily add~d-~th> ons
with the brown derby
The lady locked and . change came
over her face.
The with the brown derby
she repeated.
"Yes'm. They say he's quite IN Ell
pert on germs and thingx- beitevs
he's = German g~ati9msn."
The lady stared q the eooductos.
Hes nothing At the kind shs
snapped The man with the browr
derby In my hushands"
Whereupon the ccnducsog b~as
Aasty retreat-ClevelAnd Plain Dealer