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RSONS IN THE NEWS

WILLIAM H. CRoCKER, president OF the
Crocker national bank. was yesterday elected
vice president of the Pacific improvement
company. succeeding TO the position held by
the late Horace G. P1att. although under
different title Prior 10 Platt's death he
held the office Of president pro TEN. Of the
company.
F. W. HOWARD of Los Angeles. f. D. Willing
of Portland and j. E. Whitemore OF Los
Angeles make up a group Of guests at the
Manx.
WILLIAM BANNING, president Of the VII
mington transportation company. which owns
Catalina island. is a guest at the Palace.
N. D. COATES JR., real estate operator OF
Sacramento, is in town on business and is
staying at the Palace.
MRS J. D. PETERS and Miss Anna Peters OF
Stockton have taken apartments for the winter
at the Fairmont
MR.. AND MRS. R. A. HOGAN Of San Rafael
and j. Friedlander of San Rafael are at the
Monroe.
WILL C. BARNES of the United States for
estry service is registered at the st. Francis.
JAMES OLIVER, a plow manufacturer Of South
Bend. Ind. is registered at the St Francis
THOMAS H. PIKE. an oil operator Of Coal
inga. is at the st. Francis with Mrs Pike.
l. S. wooLMAN, real estate operator OF
Paso Robles. is staying at the Argonaut
J. NEvIN, hoteIman of Ely, New. is at the
Stanford
R. F COLLINS of Bakersfield is staying at the
Stewart
ARTHUR wINsLow of Boston is at the Fair
mont
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taken enough interest in me to
And please take
would be good for Ruth Cam
haven't around to putting down on
paper sending along
please"
Much like to obige, always possible
good of Its
I'm in which
inevitably half remarks have to feel that have
something
asked please write The
filthy public haven't complied
ridousy who doesn't know
public who does spite OF
knowledge undoubtedly
asked special which do
After the unknd which the dependent the
which will admit cruelty common
"the entirely dependent for abs
household AID asked
family his of the family l declines
demands treated of honor
willing
to complaints"
people may certainly type
helpful
number of readers.
which
they which
eapse between a first and second marriage"
you dc, you must be al angel"
curse
conduct my you any one
who o all his ideals?
uhuy thing anything
"orousnS ~ tSAAth Ccou,.,~..
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Uncle Walt
T h P O et P h i soph

Each day the peril hunters find some new ano
frightu bugaboo; it is not strange the public mlno
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ANSWERS TO QUERIES

CANARIES-J. B., City. Where the best
canary birds raised?
G.. H. Holden. bird fancier. in his
book on Household Pet Birds" says:
THE best singers are bred in Germany
and they are known as the Campanini
canaries. They have long silvery
trills, high and low bells. every tone
mellow and the soft long notes inter-
spersed with flute like whistiings.
VOTING-M. c.. Sausalito Three or four of
your readers on a government vessel making its
station here are desirous OF knowing through
your columns whether no they have the
right TO vote at the coming election They are
registered here and have been on the vessel
several years and reenlisted while the vessel
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was here. They always kept room ashore in a
lodging house.
The election law saws. "A psrsoD
must not be held to have gained or
lost residence by reason of his. pres
ence or absence from a place while
employed in the service Of the United
States" II the persons We're broperf-
registered they can vote in the place
In which they were residents at the
time tney entered the service Of the
United States.
SOLDIERS HOME-C. Fl. Santa Clara L y
man who served in the Spanish American Wa
entitled to admission in soldiers houies
He is
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G. E GRoEsBECK. lumberman OF Portland
r heads party that left yesterday morning
on business trip TO Eureka Among them
We're W. O. Riddle and C. r. Niccols OF Port
land and j. W. Link and F. f. Osthor Of
Chicago.
MRS L A DoRINGToN Of Monterey who -
on her way 10 manila to Join her husband
director OF government prisons accomparisd
hy her daughter. Mrs. II. c. K Mublenbsrv
wife OF Lieutenant Muhlenberg. is at the rur.
pin
H. W. JACKSON, Ianbermsn Of Arc.+, -.
turned from trip to the east yesterday and
is at the Palace with Mrs. jackson.
ALBERT RUBENsrEIN, an oil operator %
Hsnford. is staying at the St. Francis.
F. NJ FREEBoRS OF Glen Ellen Is AZ N. A.
gonaut with Mrs. Freeborn.
T. =. HUFF. mining man Of Reno. and his
wife are at the Stanford.
MR.. AND MRS. C. F. HALE Of SAINT, p,.,.-.
are staying at the Palace.
C. 7. PATTERSON OF New York is at the stew.
art with Mrs. Patterson.
H. J. MAcoMBEa, rancher Of Paic,,s.
guest at the St. Francis.
D. H. STEELE Of Los Angeles is at m. r,,--
mont with Mrs. Steele
A. E GILLEsTIE. an GILMAN or r.o. A,-.,..
is at the Colonial ss'
s. N. KAUFMAN. an attornev q, pnp...,.
Is at the Colonial. puma
the Arlington az
JOHN T. DoNAHUE Of chico 1. ,.v,.,....
the Stewart. 'e'eu ae
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wrong. but that
rec square meals,
need some extra
the peril hunters
rosperity may be
lNaeAnleeo.
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The Constitutional Amendments and
Bond Issues

q ENATE constitutional amendment No. separates
state from local taxation to sources of revenue,
assigning to the state fixed percentage of the gross
earnings of public service corporations the rate of per
cent railroads. including street railways sleeping
and private shipping line companies; per cent
express companes 81 per cent telegraph and tee-
phone companies; per cent lighting companies. In
companies taxed at the rate per cent
the gross annual premiums and the banks will pay per
cent the capital stock surplus and undivided
profits less the value of real estate taxed for county pu
poses.
The radical change in the system proposed in
this amendment is designed primarily to obvate the
necessity of the state board of equalization annually equal
zng the values in the different countless arrived at by
the assessors proceeding which has always resulted in
friction between these officials and is and always has been
productive of inequality of taxation The system auto
matte and takes the assessment and taxation Of public
service corporations out of politics, and it will to
relieve the real estate of considerable burden of
taxation that now falls on him.
Vote YES senate constitutional amendment No. 1.
Senate constitutional amendment No. II will abolish
the assessment of mortgages and other obligations by
which debt is secured.
The purpose of this amendment repeal the present
constitutions provision under which mortgages taxed
to the morgagee The effect of this provision has been
that the money lender added to the interest the probable
amount of the taxes with liberal margin in his own favor
to provide for contingencies The original purpose
to help the borrower In practice it has operated to
Increase his burdens and therefore the repeal advocated
Vote YES on constitutional amendment No. il.
Senate constitutional amendment No. 36 provides that
there may be many sessions of superior any
county there judges thereof many as may be
called in from other counties or appointed pro tempore
from the bar.
The design of this amendment is to relieve congestion
of the superior court arising from the construction placed
on the present constitution which holds that only the
number of superior court judges elected fora given county
sit at time in that county In case of protracted
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PPARENILY there considerable of public money in
the administration OF the hospitals for the insane Judging
from tho conditions disclosed by the report of Secretary George
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Welchers
On Debts
Owed the State


The by unpaid bills
80 1910 S3677 of money
of be by
in
that of
$4,000 delinquency $4,000 OF the particular will
collected I believe the balance is =
The trouble appears be that effective machinery
provided for the collection of debts There is no collector
charged with the duty enforcing payment dunnng letter
written by the secretary usually finds its the paper
basket Secretary Heusis appears think of such
official would be decacy and people who were
dunned for their debts might refuse pay altogether
We do anticipate any this sort and it
obvious that the threat of little wholesome publicity
greatly tighten the abors of the collector Denquents would
relish being held welchers claim OF this
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THE PERIL
HUNTERS

wood and COAL they've burglarized our water sites
by day they put in the hole and rob our chicken
coops by nights. The druggists sell us poisoned
dope, the grocers sell wooden beans alas there
is no ray of hope-for those who read the magazines
And still we seem to jog along in quite an easy
well fed way; we wouldn't know that things are
we're told so every day. We seem to throw IN thr
and have place to seek repose; and when we
wheels we do not have to pawn our clothes. 80 let
scream and write their hot and throbbing stuff pi
Dream but while it Copyright
lasts it's good enough.
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it IS not strange the pu0Ilc TnIIIu
is often showing shades OF blue
We're being robbed by ruthless
hands, of all our rights we are
bereft; and heartless plutocrattc
bands are preying on us right and
left. They're stealing all our
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The Morning Chit-Chat

WANT to have little chat today with the people
who write letters to suggesting subjects for me
to talk about in this column.
And the first thing say and the most en-
phatc is thank you
Of course I'm "deelghted.' good friend OF the
obvious would say, know what you people want
discussed in this column.
An actor no matter how good his talents and his
intentions were would probably find it hard TO please
he played to an invisible and inaudbe audience, and
that's what we writer folks always doing So
that any epistolary echo of the feelings OF that audi
is always very welcome.
And never more so than when it brings construc-
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relieve congestion -
of the arising the placed """""" TX
on the present constitution which holds that only the - I
onet in county In of protraced
mendment No &c. '
provides % s ] No s relates to the division is Of % eouaa gn and and
that be popa-
within five miles of the boundary The
] T P t & tnf @ 6 fot with 1900 Ppa9 so g and that the
this amendment political
Vote saaaeDs 9satf
" fhf 1 Po tPe pn62i o 4 OF ] ngg t bpsns ] % 1ag the minimum - with
sndh Of
senate y95s YES B s constitute ssttniep IA amendment zen @ No
Wv valuation
row ss ssS5ss @ ibis the B ] S. o 9 s VI qs
S % aass sa5s " ' t5 s | b @ s % 3
p % @ ss % s. G @ the % seh = 600 eab TO ppf 4f sn not fhs9 %
;5 | : s s7 as Pfs'"' this sum will
on ,: Z ssS Ss 5 @ s ss. % IS a.a %
thereon sa Rs @ @ d law % s s [ sa E s M @ sTs B for % @ % Public % st
state % RPs s @ asd s he sss4 s 5s il
sport v. YEs y 'a m assemble sa.os N 4
] @ S 5 Rs smnt M0 9s agoGs the @ city S F =
s"ffSfs sns sf27. ing afs % t f G sa sss su @ @
% a % s ns s % s n @ RIs @ as'a @ % % 3 Ss# sss gs. San
purposes . westerly portion Of park that fe
s @ may s sdF a and @ without WITHOUT y abssa %
@ y YES IA S a; IS % % a. sas NJ bonds d.
cisco m hao+ & the interest and and sinking
f' por M % % shh
wi" Ss S3s YES T the sg asna G N a s ass panama canal
popular vote
E q. go
na y yEs s @ las b b the a 9bn @ technical and
@ % S @ Nc ~ H. PEOPLE @ @ @ @ @ purchase s 9Y @ the @ s 1 a S9eao @ ss ssnd subject
5 8 sss % H5vsnss @ s % r sH s4 land
IS approved BY all the
] % D % sss ] ana =ass aff @ by % s s M ' % ] @ bonds sas ~
nS s.i Inn e accommodation q rs growing commerce
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Heustis OF the state commission on lunacy
These institutions, it appears, are being used
extensively as a means of support for patients
whose relatives are quite we'll able to pay fol
their keep. The report saws:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-11

Presbyterian and Baptist churchc, ior
placing their churches at our disposal ;
the business mems club for their cnur-
teSv and to the county commissioners
for the use Of the court house for com
mittcc work.
Resolved, further. that we heartily
thank the editors of the Tribune for
their full and accurate accounts Of the
proceedings of the conference.
Resolved. further. that We highly ap-
prccia,csl the able lectures of DR.. Geo.
Frederick Wright. professor OF har-
mony and revelation in Obcrlin college.
Resolved. further, that We report our
heartfelt appreciation of the inspiring
lecture of our presiding bishop. John
W. Hamilton, for his helpful addresses
at the opening Of the conference SEES
>ion>. and for his cordial and brothcrly
conduct OF the conference as the pre-
siding officer
Be it further resolved that our
thanks be extended to the banks and
other business firms for their courtesy
in facilitating the business of the con-
ference.
Resolved that these resolutions be
spread on the records of the conference
and published in the city papers.
Respectfully submitted,
JAS. OPIE.
+. H. FARRAND.
J. N. COACH.
ELMER DUDIN.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-11
California Starts Huge Farm
to Aid Growers.
WAR ON INSECT PEST OPENS
Experiment Of Vast Pacific Coast State
Watched by New York, New Jersey
and Pennsylvania Governments,
Which Expect to Follow is Plan
Proves a Success.

Til" obstruction " insrc1Iy"vnu-
birds through forest fires and the bull
lets Of JnthuIit"rS has been found by
the United StntcS d"l,HrtlIi"I Of ugri
culture. to l." II principal cause Df tn"
insect pests which have wrought 50
many million dollars 'lHluny" to crops
throughout tn" country Practical
work has h,".l left T., he states, an,
California has taken the lead by as
tabli>hlIg il state bird farm near la!
ward. in Alameda county, Wher" birds
OF all sorts are being bred for distribu
ton through Inc areas that have been
devastated. Already til" demand for
birds is grrntrr han can be supplied in
ten years Of breeding
The first species prorn=atrd were til"
larger woodland and field birds, such
as pl"nSnniS. quail. cartridges and
wild turkeys, tut arrangements are b"
ing made to raise the smaller insect
eating birds. such as robins and war
llus. Cn!ifnrnjn has an arcA Of LII,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-11
FRANCE TOO FULL OF ORDERS
Government Shuts Down on Wholesale
Ribbon Wearing.

In order to uphold the dignity Of the
legion of honor NJ. BRAND. the French
premier. has found it necessary to is
sue a strict injunction against the
many individuals who consider their
toilet incomplete without the adorn-
ment of a piece of ribbon in the but.
tonholc Of their coat lapel.
In France the Society for the Pro-
motion Of Virtue bestOwS black and
green ribbon; the Last Farewell Life
Saving society, black and red; the Ma
tional Humane society, red, white and
blue; the Society Of the Public Veal,
blue and green; the Dispensary Of
Boyer, blue and rcd; the Pantin Help
society, violet with u red edge; the Hu.
manitarian league. red edged with
blue; the Polytechnic Life Saving so.
ciety, red and white, and a score or
more of other bodies give ribbons OF
many colors.
NJ. BRAND, backed by NJ. Lepine, pro-
claims the wearing of any Of these col
ors to be illegal, although some au.
thorities are doubtful if the premier
and the chief Of police could quote
any law in support Of their action.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-11
New Tuberculosis Remedy
Based on Medicine

10 say that q specific exists for tho
o." OF consumption Is perhaps too
:li"nH II statement. but in t.rklmnil'S Al
trralIvc we have Il medicine that has
ID Ell the means or say in: many :: life
to Years or usefulness, and in urr!nt-
nrntlN curing Il large number of ON
:umpti\cS.
Certainly a person afflicted WITH Il
Wasting disease should be we'll fed with
wholesome nnurishinE food, but fire.
N''ntlN raw eggs in quantities cause Il
digestive breakdown, and then no fnnt
n"uriShes. AS for milk. Il very good
food for many. but !; producer Of bill
i"lSneSS for some
Any diet that keeps C"nsumptivc
we'll n"urisheh is the right one, but
what Is going to cure the pat rnt?-IIrk-
mans Alternative has cured and is cur
Ing many Il case OF Consumption. Let
those speak who know. Here is Il %pec-
W"n:- 80 Savannah ST.. Rochester. ~ Y.
Gentlemen: "pn June 3. 1907 | was
operated upon for Tuherr,,lar pcrituni-
us. at st. Mary'S Hospital. Hnrhc.tcr.
\. Y. After the operation, my physician
ave me ny rs h"DelesS | was then
urged by priest to take r,rkman's A.
terativr, which did. NV weight ut the
time was :" lbs began t" improve and
steadily gained in health and strength.
! now weigh l"5 lbs. and am absolutely
cured IrlltNln% | uNr IT lr myself ana
others. max" this statement
tSigned Mli'lavit EDNA FINER
ECkman's Alternatives cures bronchitis.
Asthma. Hay Fever; Throat ana Lung
Affections. Ask for booklet Of cured cases
and write t" the Erkluun Laboratory,
philadelphia. Pa, for additional evidences.
Cowan's Drug Store, Bismarck, N. D.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-11
DON'T BE BALD.
Nearly Anyone May Secure a Splendid
Growth Of Hair.

Growth Of Hair.
II We have remedy that has a record
Of growing hair and curing badness
in SO out of every 100 cases where
used according to directions for a rea.
sonable length of time That may
seem like strong statemcnt-it is,
and we mean it to be, and no one
should doubt it until they have put our
claims to an actual test
We are so certain Rexall "93" Hair
Tonic will cure dandruff, prev ent bald
ness, stimulate the scalp and hair roots,
stop falling hair and grow new hair,
that we personally give our positive
guarantee to refund every penny paid
us for it in every instance where it
does not give entire salts faction to the
user.
Rexall "93" Hair Tonic is as pleasant
to use as clear spring water. 1t is de-
lightfully perfumed, and does not
grease or gum the hair. Two sizes,
soc. and $1.OO. With our guarantee
back of it. you certainly take no risk.
Sold only at our store-The Rexall Store.
Lenhart Drug Store
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-11

Ointment and had the, first, good
about two lots of Cuticura Soap and
Ointment when you could not see
a mark on my face or neck: ! will
edie. to anybody. Wm. Silver, BAG
West 3sth ST., New York, Mar. l, l91O.'
In another letter Mr.. Silver says;
"My case was Of about two years
standing. After using Cuticura Soap
and Ointment for about three days l
saw decided improvement and was
entirely cured in two months"
For the prevention and treatment OF
itching, burning, scaling eruptions and
the promotion Of permanent skin and
hair health, Cuticura Soap and Cuticura
Ointment are absolutely unrivaled in
purity, efficacy and economy. A single
cake OF Cuticura Soap and box OF Cuti-
cura Ointment are often sufficient.
Sold throughout the civilized world. Potter
Drug 4 Chem Corp. Sole Props. Boston. Mass-
aa-Mailed free. latest Cuticura book. Guido 70
the Treatment OF the Skin.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-11

G7I rose, &c. ii our own time. Here
Is a little list Of them:
Marathon blue, urnoping poppy, green
Of the breads, triumph OF Aspasia,
robe of Venus. bridal blush, canary's
tail, merry hunter. flying chaff, dol
phin about to die. thunderclOud, innO-
cent infant caterpillar brown. fading
hone, Cinderella russell, smoke of We
suvius penitent hermit, dlssolVlng
pearl, Cupids feather, captains glory.
beautiful savage. ambushed wild
beast rose of Eden. faithful shepherd.
weary Travellers shoe. agitated nymph
and dream of the beloved one pink
EXchnnup
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-11
CURIOUS COLOR NAMES.
There Was Once an Extensive Group
Of Fiea Shades.

"Puce," which was for a long time
the name given an exceedingly popular
hue, is when translated from the
French simply flea" 1t appears that
the accidental admission Of flea at
court festivity in France and the sub
sequent discovery and capture Of the
unlimited guest gave rise to a host Of
jokes and anecdotes, and so new COL
or was jocularly named in the insects
honor Indeed, there was an extensive
group Of flea shades-old flea, young
nea, flea's foot, lively flea and others.
Puce, which was a kind Of drab, is
still familiar to the reading public
through its frequent mention in litera-
ture, drama and letters Of noted per-
sonages in the past.
Few Of US. however, know anything
OF the following colors, each Of which
was a favorite in its day and as IA
miliar to the speech Of fashionable Ia
dies and gentlemen as are the cerise,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-11
Odd Wav to Rest.

There is nothing that will rest you
so quickly as to sit on straight back
chair and. lifting the feet from the
floor, push them out in front Of you
as far as possible. stretch the arms,
put the head back. open the mouth
wide and make yourself yawn.-Fam-
ilv Doctor
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-11
The Only rouble.

School Visitor-I hear, my good wo-
man, you have case of somnambu-
lism in your family. Perturbed Moth
er-'Tain't no sech thing, ma'am. We
amt never had one of them ketching
things here. The only trouble is that
Mamie walks in her sleep.-Baltimore
American.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-11

~, SONAR. miles, most If it wild lard.
50 I'll. field is practically ll'nilI"Ss and
offers great possibilities
Favorable Field For Experiment.
The experiment long ago has been
advised by tr. National Audubon 50
rinIy. AMI ,Fl. rr>ilI:> VIII be watched
with in1,.rc~, t.. III" agricultural de-
,,nrr.lr.i' OF l'Al!,l states. nrtnh!y Ne"
YORK.. N.N Jersey and Pennsylvania.
for IN results IT, t:i:if"rLiH DEFENDS
n,,!rll hv these states
The urw bird farm is supported by
the state tr"a ~urv and is wider super
vision If III. ~,;tr.. >i~l, and gam" com.
mi SION ], DOW consists If ipr':-' Wo
ncr"- hnt II ~"rn "il b" increased 20
1'u acres - permit If III" breeding in
q la,url. state Of III" ~IUnilrr birds.
|, j. "AIrr >sI rhn' the farm will T."
alb. ~ urn 'nII ~.WU annually Tn"
vr,ln. birds will h" dj~tribut"d rv"r
the state rs evenly as possible In
hunrh.~ " fifty and 100
iruIur'rd from Europe" The wild lur-
keys ar. rbtairrd from old Mexico.
The females lay eggs prrIn!Srunu>ly III
the pens. and ~" eggs ar" gathered by
the keeper and placed under rrlnInun
hens for hntching. Of which tn" farm
has Il flock If -, Ut the Whit" and
Barred plymouth Rock strains
Tho chicks ar" allowed to run with
their foster m'ihrr~ for two months.
Then they are 'I:,r'd in pens by Them
sc."~ until read; t" T." Iib"rnt"d.
Fruit Grower Favors Plan.
AT u Percent fruit growers convention
at Fresno W X Mcintosh read pn.
per in which he said
"EnWhrrc in the universe do "" find
n NOR" interesting law Of bHlHnrr than
formerly existed in III" lives Of inserts
gar,l"d "vrrvW her. as the "n"lnirS Ut
agriculture SO long as nature held w,
disputed sway our friends kept our
enemies in check Bu, in the drs'r'lr-
ton Of the home Of wild birds. the for
est, the harmony Of nature has been
undermined and the balHn'" destroyed
Wild birds are Decreasing to IN alarm
ing extent in every part Of IN" ''nit"h
States Injurious insects ar" therefor"
on the increase in Il similar ratio. SO
striking has been the increase Of in
sect Expectations Of late years that the
appeal Of Tho. farmers rv"rvwhrr" for
relief is constantly on The inrrr;S"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-11

To meet a long felt want Of the own
ers of valuable dogs in Germany the
German Life Insurance Company For
Dogs has been established at Frank
fort. It is capitalized at 100000 marks,
or $4,000. Owners Of dogs worth
more than SIS may now insure the
lives Of their pets against death by
accident, fire or disease Accident pol.
icies may also be obtained.