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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-01

Die n~teiiten bon llns betraften nur
Die 8%egenipart. Wir ieben MIR ben
@rfolg, pie bieier uns beutc Dor
Ireen 9ebrdht pirb. Wie piele bon
uns idduen 5uriid nu9 Den Saupts
uriaden, pelfe Sen grfoIa ernross
lidJten?
SaB Der @rlnbirein ipirfli6en Ges
ihdftserfolees bdufie auf ssiunben
Trin5ipien berubt, mebr als tpte nuf
@elb, tpirb burd foleenbe biogras
pbiibe Sfi55e Der s. @apcr Boot &
Sboe Company i~Iluitriert. re~propusiert
bon elmer NiSgabs Der German Inerz
icnu Nationdl alliance:
Sreberid Raper, 8riinber Der
Sabrifen in Niltpdufee ilnb Senttlc,
Die jest befen Namen fiibren. fam
mad bieiem 2anbe bon 9iernitein,
Seffen : Sarmftabt, int Wedi 1851,
unb omar iofort nd6 Nilnaitee.
Wis., mo CT BEL 81. Slibm als S6ub>
NADER in arbeit trat.
Ser @eiit, Der i'm antrieb, iein
Slid I'M nelien 2anbe gu periuden.
peranlaSte i'm balb ielbit elm @ei1dit
81 griinben, unb er madbte Stiefel
unb Shltbe auf 8eitelIlng, nie bies
nur Elm beutid1er @iinifler beritebt.
Snfolge beiien fiibrte er ein Eager
Snlibe. Die er i'm Details @eihdft ncr<
f%aufte, biz gum Sabre 1880, mo Die
Shub Sdbrifatipn bon inn im @rpbz
geifGft bctrieben ipurbe.
Sizes @eidGft bate grfols bon Ir>
lang al, uno Die ernitbeften Giaens
lfdften uno Die oeutifc gbrlihfeit
unb Iusbauer, pereint nit Der &cnnts
nib Der Sdub> Sabrifation, famcn benz
illn9en 8ei6dftc at 9ilfc. fpelhes be-
itinrmt mar. elm Saftor in Der Sfube
Sabrifation in Imerifa an perpen,
oenn balb purbe es allssmein befannt,
bab Die bon 8. Iaper fabri5ierten
Shube @ieenihnften bon niGt &C.
ipDbnlid)er Qualitdt beiaBen, unb bne
@ehGit beganr lid alissnpebnen.
Sn 1890 mar bds @eIhdft glti
etdbliert ,lnb Die @runblage cine feii
be~ariinbete. Bon Der Belt on mar
Das 9afstbum elm i4neIes. Sabrie
fen, Inbauten unb abermals Inbau>
ten fplirben bin5usefiigt, biz Jest Die
Village cine iubitanttelle @ruppe @e>
bdube umfdBt in MiltpdIfee unb in
Seattle. Sdalid iperben jest in Den
Sabrifen in Wilpaufee unb Seattle
5000 Taar Sdl1be fabrt5iert. Cine
armee bon 3eliten lit anseiteGt. idbrs
lid iperben mebr aIs 100000 an
9ohuer ansbeadhlt uno fiinfinbied3ip
@erfdlifer bereiien "a Staaten i'm
Sntereiie Der Wtdber Shube.
Sreberid Raber itarb ant 16. gadrt
1898, nad,bem er elm groBes uno ers
folgreifes @eifdft aufgebaut battr,
Seine Sobne,. George g. Waaper, Sreb,
:. Waber unb Nbam 5. Naper, balter
itrena an Der Yolitif beg 8runbers
fef, ilnb bas @eiddft itebt beute d
als elm Tomlment beutiden SleiBes
unb Snonitrie. Sreberid Waper ipa,
Iebr beliebt nnb hattie cine llnmen9C
Sreunte, ipe3iel inter ben alten Gns
Iieblern BON Nilmanfee, Die i'm be:
ipunbertcn fpegen ieinen giaenihaiten
weI6e Die llriade ieines @rfol9es
lparen.
Sic f~iibrenben Iarfen, fabrisieri
Don Der s. Mtaper Boot & Sboe Co..
limb: .Sonorbilt" fir Idumer
;, 2eabina 2abp" Shube, ~Inrtbn
8aIbinaton" Comfort Sdilbe
gcrma" Chiffon shube, Special
Werit" SdulsS 6ube.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-01
Gin Dantpfer fir Carrie.

Carrie Hation, Die bcriidtigte
Semperen5s Surie. biirite Die Sunbcss
bauptitabt in 3utunit meibcn, on bas
4flaiter fir Tie bort gar 5u bciB iein
m6hte. Sas leBtc Wal. ais lie WaibS
iuaton bcimiuhtc. ~leiitete lie lid cine
@rturiion in bas Shanf5immer pes
aroBen neuen 8abnbofes unb 5ers
triimmerte allies, mas JIG nit ibrer
art erreifcn fonntc. Sic iparb Dor
Den Yoliseiridtcr seiiibrt unb bon
bieIem in 4niebune bcs peruriaHten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-01

Stabt. Or mar ein piirbieer alter
Serr nit glattraiiertem @eiiht ir16
langem Sanr, oas inn in 2oden tief
iiber Die Sdultern berabfiel. Gites
Cages fraate i'm elm iebr ihnlusiger
fleiner Stiefelpuser, oh er Inn bic
Stiefel pubeu iolte. rNein, i'd
banfe, mein Surge, ober pertt on Dir
BORT am Drummer bas @eiiht Ddifit.
10 erbGIit on eillen Sedier." r@it,".
iagte Der Sunse, wilib lid rno fam
3uriif. Gas 8elb aber," iugte er
Damn al Dem Frofeifcr, Y6rauhe ih
nidt. 9ehalteu Sie es, uro loiien
Sic iih bafiir lieber bV Score
ihueioen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-01

r6miidcn 8eriftsprdiibent als Safts
bepnbrcr ernanntc Sinbaco ipirb ni6t
Die GrlaubniB ertbeilt. aus bent Sds
Itellp Sior5esco bierielbit, Die Statuc,
Die iid scgenludrtig BARN befinoet.
berauS6uncbmen."
Ser ausscpfifiene Natban mubtc
III nit Yobrccca unperrihteter Sa6e
nod Hpm 5urildfebren, uno iuenn Die
ansclesenbeit nidt balb our Gubc &C.
brad,t ipirb. 10 fiirdteu Die fapitolini>
iden 8lodbelben. bnB Nailanb lid,
nidt al Der aisitelllrug bon 1911 be-
tbeilieen fperbc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-01
Samtets ersbes 6eiee6ft a,,f

@p ernitbafte Gisenifaften, bentife
Strebiantfeit nnb Snbnirie has
sruNc Shnbscihdft Der j. Maper
Boot & cine Gompanp, Wsilmaufec,
5abrifanten Der WaDer SnaIitat
Sdube, erm0glidten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-01
preieWsr mts Stisfslpabsr'

Der 9roieiior 9ladiS an Der Uni.
beriitGt edinburgh geborte ST. ben
auffalenoiten gribeimungen oieicr
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-10-01
Miscellaneous Batch Of Persons Held
For offenses-Police Busy Also
Sunday Night.

Saturday night was an usually busy
one in police circles, while Sunday
night also furnished some excite
meut along the same line
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-10-01
FRANK PATTERSON
At HIS OLD TRICKS
Arrested on Charge of $4,000 sw'ndle
and Taken TO Wsshinston-Was
Former Resident

Frank Patterson, former resident
of this city, and well known for his no
torious career is again in the tolls.
The following dispatch from York,
Pa, sets forth his latest escapade:
Detective Newton, of Buffalo, arriv-
ed here to get possession of Frank
Patterson, who he says, is wanted in
New York for perpetrating swindles
amounting to $4,000 Patterson was
arrested by Chief of Detectives White,
Of this city, ON the charge of forgery.
1t is said that Patterson promoted
several railroad schemes In Northern
New York. One of these, it is al
legged, was the building of the inter
urban system from Mclean 10 Fort Co
ventry and to the st. Lawrence river
He was arrested at clean. N. Y. but
skipped his bail Detective While had
turned Patterson over to the authori-
ties at Washington, where he Is want
ed for forgery.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-10-01

senator. Are your local troubles, my
fellow Republicans, superior to or
more important than all of these
matters? Would you rather see your
Republican brethren with whom you
have made many successful fights, go
down in defeat and humiliation, than
70 win a glorious victory by their
side? And more important still, do
you want to turn this state over TO the
Democrats for the next decade in
order that you may get even with
men who believe in the same princi-
plies to which you stand committed?
The Democrats cannot defeat us, but
we can defeat ourselves. Will you
assist in our downfall and for no
other reason than desire to chastlze
your fellow Republicans? When you
seriously reflect on the condition that
confronts us I have an abiding faith
that your patriotism and party loyalty
will dictate to you the proper course
to pursue. In 1908 we had a divided
parry, but loyal Republicans sacrificed
their personal desires ana amDltons
to the public good and the party's
welfare and in the end we won a
glorious victory. Is there a Re
publican in the state who will not lay
aside his ambitions for the success OF
principal and for the good of our
state? II you believe in Republican
politics, will you assist in their de-
feat? Are you not wiling to DO for
| others that which you would have
others do for you, VIII Democratic
success insure your personal or po
litical welfare? l do not ask gou To
vote for dishonest candidates but
earnestly plead for the triumph Of Re
publican principles.
w. q. CIIASSCOCK,
Governor.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-10-01

can also be depended on to corrobor-
ate Officer Roberts. Ryan has large
post to patrol but he was near enough
to the vicinity of | and Eighth streets
from 1880 to 1870 that night, so he
says, to hear a pistol report, hut he
heard none he declares. At o'clock
he met officer Roberts at and Water
streets, when the latter went there to
pull in" from the box at the corner.
He and the officer stood there convers-
ing for a few moments, after which
the latter continued on up | street.
Ryan went west on Water street.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-10-01
THOMAS zEPP DIED
IN WASHINGTON
Retired q. e. o. Engineer and Former
Resident Of Martnsbure-Body
Brought Here For Burial.
From The World OF Monday:

From The World OF Monday:
Thomas II. Zepp, retired Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad engineer and
former well known resident OF this
city, died suddenly Saturday evening
of diabetes at his home in Washing
ton. Death came while sitting In
chair. He vas about 20 years old and
leaves a wife but no children Mr.
George Zepp, North High street. is
the only brother of the deceased. He
is also survived by two sisters.
Mr.. Zepp was one Of the founders
Of Rober White ledge Of Masons in
this city. He removed to Washington
about fifteen years ago.
The remains will be brought here
tomorrow on No So and, in charge OF
r bert White Masonic lodge, will be
taken to the Lutheran Church where
the funeral services will be held, con
Quoted by Rev DR.. w. r. Gruver. of
the United Brethren Church. Inter
ment in Green Hill cemetery.
Child Dead
Frances Welty. the adopted daugh-
ter of William Welty, of Avery street,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-10-01
THREE WITNESSES
UPHOLD POLICEMAN
search Is Being Made For the Fourth
in the Harris Mystery Case
IN Washington.

Washington, September 26. - Two
witnesses who viii go on the witness
stand at the Coroner's inquest and
tell cries that will corroborate the
statements made by Patrolman Spen-
Ger Roberts to the effect that the body
of No"yal T. Harris was not lying on
street southwest the night of August
q, have new been located.
A third witness Is said to be in the
city This man made the statement
hat he was near the death spot at al
most o'clock the morning of August
%, and that the body was not there at
that time.
Tim Ryan, night Waterman, is the
latest witness to volunteer the infor-
ma ion that Patrolman Roberts Is tell
ing the truth when he tells of his ac-
tons on the night CT August q.
Seeking Third Witness.
Detectives are now endeavoring to
locate the third witness, who is report
ed 20 have made a statement corrobor-
ating Patolman Spencer Roberts, of
the Fourth precinct, relative to the
time that Harris met his death. Pat
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-10-01
Familiar With the Scene.

At that the man walked out. Mr.
Donahue says that he has been in
formed that the man is the owner of a
Yacht that lies at the foot of Ninth
street, which converges at that point
with I street. The man is said to be in
the habit of traversing l street en-
route to his craft.
The opinion of many who live or
work in the vicinity OF the square in
which Harris body was found is that
several others could throw more light
upon this mooted question, but are
maintaining strict reserve for fear OF
being involved in some way in the in
vestigation, if only as a witness.
1t has developed that John Harris,
the colored Waterman at the Armour
stables. half square from the suppos
ed scene of death. and his wife were
with a large group of blocks in front
OF the stable until after midnight that
night. Harris and his wife have al
ready declared that they heard no pis-
tol report up to 12:15.
Tim Ryan, night Waterman for sew
eral concerns in the southwest section
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-10-01

rick Donahue saloonkeeper, Seventh
and | streets southwest, is authority
for the statement that another person
passed over the spot where the body
was found long after the police claim
that he died, and that his body was
not lying there then.
''On the Monday night following the
discovery Of the body" said Donahue,
"a man between thirty and forty
years old came into my place and
stood for several minutes listening to
the discussion by my patrons of the
mystery of the death of the young
man. Eventually one man observed
that he did not believe that Harris
body was lying on | street at 1880,
nor at midnight either.
"'You can bet your life that it wasn't
spoke up this stranger, 4 went right
over that spot closer to 2 than to l
o'clock, and TIL swear the body was
not there then"
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-10-01

Selects plan to Promote Harmony and
Reduce Factional Fights in Counties
Claims Protective Tariff is Re
sponsible For West vireinia's Pros
perity, and Has Caused the State to
Eoroe 10 the Front For the Last For
ty Years.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-10-01
Auto Party,

Mr.. and Mrs. |. ID. Van Metre. of the
county, and Miss Bertha Friskey, this
city, made a pleasant automobile run
yesterday through Back Creek Valley,
going by way of Hedgesville and
around by Gerrardstown home.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-10-01
Urges Upon Republicans Neces-
slty OF Getting Together.
PROTECTION TO BE THE ISSUE

Claims History of State and Nation
Proves Party Has Accomplished
Same-ShoWs the Ned of State
Primary Law-Present Tariff Law
Has Contributed to States Prosper
ity-Party Has Fulfilled All Prom
Ises Made.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-10-01

died at noon today of pneumonia and
heart weakness, after an Illness OF
two weeks. She was years and 6
months old Funeral Tuesday at p.
m. at the house conducted by Rev.
Dvers, and interment in Green Hill
cmetery.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-23

= HE late f. H. Hartmann quoted as having said q lam not a 10 per cent man. In
/ other words investments offering ~ better than 10 per cent failed to interest hm 1t
was a well known fact that he controlled immense. capita, ad osequen new PROPOSE
tons offering more than 10 per cent were being constantly offered him.
He knew that there mmyk kinds mvwmmmHMG nm do pywelO nc m mdthha re absolutely safe
He knewh that Thea average earnings the MMmAB Banks the MdS States Whhp pay depShs4 pT greenland
HcntanL safe business is IA pc recent on nnG capitalization
lei rwH that the vnmgee earnings dhe New Ymk State Fire Insurance. Companies wNha a" mAp16da and
supervised @o other lin of BUSINESSES sand heGoe are safe are 8A3 per cent and that those or the eme
UmdS States monbn I4N cent ont their capita.
Wn the estate of E H Hartman wn examined osd many Banks and Trust Companies were mda md
stocks Of many insurance. orpmnsw were also found
Tmatd hamngv wealthy lies mdea hyo ahaa and invest "a bmmms that is sale and has great
emm power
Opportunities came to Hartman every dy hat not come to the average man ma emne The @" why
you ave Uputmyh mAm he stock the Southwestern Fires mauew we w@hm ys stockholders as each
one viii mAmme business
TmamkB nwb being pMd rapidly and on very favorable t@ nhe people wot are ""m"en enough"
secure some the first series
vM@h mp m and the euebmk of fuse ym own Judgment latter investigating W" P@H" II"
one mB making people wealthy hnh sin operation
Do not hesitate until 1.-The first series Of stock placed Act hAya pMd ard will bring full eF@hn
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-10
Oce an Park, Santa
Monica and Venice
Stand United to Fur
ther Their Represent
ative's Candidacy in
The Herald's $685.
600 Voting Contest.
Especial Correspondence

OCEAN PARK, June 10.-Tonight is
the night of the big "Three-City' meet
ing, at which this city, with Venice
and Santa Monica, will get together
and inaugurate a movement toward
putting Miss Hazel b Webster, repre-
senting these cities in The Herald s
$4,000 voting contest, in the lead of all
communities represented in the contest.
As the Crescent or Santa Monica bay
region is the amusement center of
Western America, it was altogether
natural that the plan suggested had to
do With things theatrical. A big Vaude-
Vile show is being arranged the very
best acts of eastern circuits being
booked for the entertainment. The
ocean Park pier auditorium and ten
piece orchestra were offered by Presi-
dent A. r. Frasier of the Santa Monica
Bay chamber of commerce, and the eX-
pense thus eliminated will be converted
to the program, insuring an A-No.-l
bill throughout.
There will be present at this even
ing's meeting representative citizens of
the three cities mentioned, and all
others interested in the promotion of
the district. Committees appointed at
recent meeting to arrange various
details will report, and new committees
to further the work will be appointed.
A publicity committee, pobably the
most unique ever named, viii be Sc
lected from the most prominent busi-
ness men of the locality. This, of
course, will make comprehensive
campaign of advertising certain, and
as all Wide-aWake people know any
thing we'll advertised is an assured sue
cess.
The three cities realize that having
their representative, Miss Webster, in
the lead of the contest will be in itslf
faff t.st
the entertainment are going to be used
to further advertise the opportunities,
charms and attractions of the bay re-
gion, and at the same time add many
thousand votes to Miss Websters pres
ent total The enthusiasm being shown
by all leading citizens Of the district is
most gratifying, but as ii is customary
for ocean Park, Venice and Santa Mon
lea to do everything well, the whole
heartedness being displayed is not sur
prising.
One of the most potent contributing
causes for this enthusiasm is the pop
ularity Of Miss Webster herself. She is
known by everybody along the coast
and every acquaintance is a champion.
Her nomination at the start saw doz-
ems of Endorsements and brought out
no end of predictions that she would
be leader. So far Miss Webster has
managed her own campaign, and the
splendid showing made has brought
the territory she represents to a realiz-
alton of the great opportunities offered
in her candidacy. Formal Endorsement
of her participation In The Heralds
contest was passed by the Santa Mon
lea Bay chamber of commerce a week
ago today During the week much has
been accomplished, and tonight's meet
ing will see plans crystallized and all
details brought to d head 1t is pro-
posed to hold the entertainment during
the next ten days. AS soon as a date
has been selected announcement will be
made in these columns.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-10
VOTE REDUCTION
TOMORROW EVENING

The following self-explanatory bulle-
tin has been sent to all candidates In
The Heralds $25, 900 voting contest 1t
is published here that all interested
may see why candidates should do their
very best right now. 1t follows:
SAY!
THE CONTEST MAN WANTS TO
KNOW IF YOU KNOW:
THAT: The present club offer is 450
extra votes per dollar in club amounts.
THAT: The regular vote schedule
drops Saturday tomorrow, June II,
from 10 to 165 votes per dollar, new,
and so to 70 votes per dollar old?
THAT: The present club offer of 45o
extra votes per dollar reduces June 1S-
a week from tomorrow-TO 400 EX-
IRA VOTES PER DOLLAR?
so: That it is mighty important to
TURN IN ALL THE BUSINESS POS
SIBLE BY TOMORROW NIGHT in Or
der to avoid losing votes through drop
in regular votes, and then all the busi-
ness possible before June IS to avoid
losing votes through the drop in extra
club votes.
Understand it? Here it is again:
SATURDAY, JUNE 11-FIRST RE-
DUCTION,
From 10 to 165 regular votes per dol
lar in new subscriptions. From 80 to 70
regular votes per dollar in old sub
scriptions.
SATURDAY, JUNE 1s-sEcoND
REDUCTION:
From 450 extra votes per club dollar
to 400 extra votes.
NOW: Are you going to do as much
as you can, as fast and as steadily as
you can, or are you going to wait and
wonder and lose votes because you're
not "pegging ahead?
The vote schedule is now HIGHER
THAN IT WILL EVER BE AGAIN.
1t takes tumbles from now on. Crowd
in all. the business you can before the
next tumble. Make the time between
tumbles count for all it's worth every
time.
Votes are what are going to win
prizes and it's up to you to get votes.
BY working NOW you will get more
votes than you can later.
If you don't get the votes someone
else will. IL you don't get the prize
you want someone else will With the
votes you get before June 80 will you
get the prize you want June 30?
VOTES! VOTES! VOTES! Think
of nothing but votes; devote all your
time and energy toward getting votes!
You're i'm this contest to win, aren't
you? Then get votesl Let each day
see your vote total larger than 1t was
the day before, and make each advance
greater advance than the preceding
one.
And remember this NO PRESENT
LEAD TOTAL IS SAFELY HIGH!
Now, whether you're a leader or not,
what are you going to do about it?
Yours for daily advances,
THE LOS ANGELES HERALD,
Contest Department.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-10

she is the lavender girl STILL and smiled
confession in a frosty little smile.
'Oh, what the use? Everyone must
live his own kind of life"
And If you sold ribbons over a coun-
ter and lived in q ballroom and laun-
dered your handkerchiefs on the Win
dow panes virtuously?"
II couldn't stand it."
"So?"
$50
She shrugged her thin little shoul-
ders in her fine coat, and that frosty
little smile flickered over her pale little
face in a way to make your heart ache.
Still it is not to pity You remember
what Balzac, who understood so well
the intricacies of human impulse, said
about the youth who abandoned him
self to crime? He wondered how-after
the zest and romance and dangers of
such a life-anyone could resume the
tasks and order of respectability, and
not be bored TO death. And perhaps in
mad motor dashes and trunks full of
pretty clothes, and the luxuries of best
hotels, paid for by checks that are only
so much spoiled paper-and the waiting
for the tap on the shoulder that means
you're wanted" there's tang that
the everyday life of secure honesty can
never know.
And the sister safely at anchor in
domestic harbor can only wiring her
hands and wonder why such things can
be and not be cured
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-10
NEW YORK .

NEW YORK, June 9.--Twentyfour cars
oranges sold: easier and lower all va
rieties excepting good quality navels; cloudy
and warm. Naves--Half Moon, xf, Red. G..
o. Assn. S2.90; Grafton, Xf. same. $3.50;
Gear, fy or Hanson & Sears, $780, Papoose,
ch, Strachan f. Co. $3.50; Mahala, l.. v w.
Brown $4l5; swastlka, same, $500; Lion
Head, xf, Lyon Sons, $2.S5; Tiger Head. xc,
same, $40; Euclid, or Growers f. Co.
S3.30: Uplander. same, S2.75; Orchard, imp,
or, National o. Co.. s365: Standard. imp,
sd. same, $3.50 Orchard, or, same, S3.4o;
Standard, sd, same $40; Sunfower, xf {.
c. L. S2,s5 Monogram, same, S2S0; Heart
of Gold A, f. Ex, $3.50; Honor Bright,
same, Ss2O; Yankee Doodle, same. S2.S5;
Golden Cross o. K Elk. $780, Red Y, same
s295: Navajo. A. II. Eek. So 40; Lotus, o. X.
Ex $40; Monogram. same $3.50; stand
ard, same s2.60; Golden Cross, same, $3.25;
Red X same. s3.05; Blue Globe. Riv. EN.
$3.50; Red Globe same. S3,15; Cal. Orange
same, S2.75. outing. same, Se.65; Quail, imp,
o. * Elk. $2.75; Quail same. S2.3o; Upland
Quail same. $3.50. Valencias-Pointer, A.
{. G. Ex $t.75; Hunter, same, $l.55. Seed
lings-Titus Ranch, fy, San Marino G. r 4.
S27a; Ell Toreador. sd, same. $3.50; Titus
Ranch ~, same. $9.45; Ell Toreador sd
same S2.10; Mission Bells, fy, Chapman
A. e. s275 Memories, ch, A b. Chapman.
500; Blue Point s9.90; Silver Medal, $l5b.
ts-Independent. CHI Growers Ft. Co.