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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
ppady 10 Surrender All Except
Control of State Con-
Vention.
PROBE RESOLUTION READY
suh. Committee Of Senate Fl
nance Committee Will Report
One To- day for Sweeping
Investigation.
- -. 3 Il. TrIhane- J

tho T.|.f'i fI Nllff lfAl fii'. or
.oady TO surrender on All save one INNS
control "' '-'e s'"'' ',''' i''''" aii' ''''
great business "''IN N''''S ~ 'H' s'"'e'
which th' "'e F'iili.ial'S H'iInaiN ext
'ise thr'usI ''' S'a'' gee anu 'i''
state coINel'..'. = '.- '''7S
on u.Hcahs s'
n 'F'f''
stump "'lio "'" '''' '''a' 'a''''
II rs vri"a.> certain lIa' 'h're VIII
h thorough In'i'7'''ai ana uhsparinE
'~vesngai''h 'i ls'"-'' 'oii ul'i"I'
Io fna' Si''"N'' Gus ''' s'l'' ''i' ~
''o.'eS
resigned
Almost ~ S''', ''i w '''d''''u
HnmaI-''I''" ll'I''"IH REFORM Di'A
though "htl''I '' VIII "e 'H' Governor
ir.rt primary '." intact OF "ii> MOI
7~ateF eHo'ilN" haii"aN measure
passed uh''I ''' I.''l'e l'i p''l''oal e.
'-.l SUD ~ ''. ' JUS "Ho' i'' d"
h' o. a'''''' .H '''' - ISL" '"i' '''iS
rI c'p'n' I1it'.> %" '''Neih'T llhsh'S
personal COURSE p. ''' next wv" OF ihroc
vo.fs
Bitter Against Governor Personally.
-,, rs-ra-l.4r.r. f5fre i'm tl,. sf,,,s,io,
...,lo,a5 here fr ,h. las, .,,,,,,,l, ,.r .,sa,-s
,.s ,bs, sf last sneaker WadsKorrl and
fhl Republicans whose views and feel
.r-s hr ryplfos have begun 90 realize
t.at they v.r-r fchtnC the inevitable.
Therefor. tHe.r 1iftusi s1,rrouGc1. 10 i1o
Governors ~,,ommandatious. They do
fa, be'fa,c f1 them amy more than they
al. last week They are more bitter
frsmt th. Governor personally than
.fe, were ,Heu. because they feel that
...rrra- HUGHES has spread through the
.s-, .n unjust general accusation or
..-rau..,s a-afrst ro.,r+ Legislatures
I they Irr chance. with safety To-
themselves. ihey VIII 'e "N'Ij'Nea 40
''''a' ' COW Il''l 'l'''' pr '' ''''.-
'.' lo'' ''" 'neE conceive ''''l'S''' '7
.' h' "Hi'!assed as q" guns '~lu snort
" ann uniu"n Wnio theIr opponent
se-ns &" have Aea't guns ana reinforce
lent coming ur every tc" minutes.
Several ih'nSs have contributed 20
''- '.'' INTO tha1 l'aln" "I hilla-
FIRST and f'rt important was The Aids
Islt AND tho over" n"ming verdict
ra'r0 'H The first time in decades.
.aua e legislator guilty az taking dirty
rooney This Was hammered home
' Governor HGgh's's speech in ""
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
NO AMERICAN CARDINALS
Vatican Strikes All Candidates
OFF the List.

Rome. April l3.-lt is announced that
the Pope has struck of from the list OF
candidates for the cardinalate all Amer
leans. including the archbishops Of New
York. St Paul chicago and New or
leans. The chancellery Of the Vatican
confirms this. without volunteering an
explanation
The Consistory has heen postponed
from time 10 time. II was 70 have been
held last December. and the creation OF
from eight to ten cardinals has been
looked for
The question Of a new American car
dinal has been discussed. but no definite
decision has ever been reached with ref
erence TO such an appointment. Those
most prominently named as candidates
for the cardinalate have been Archbishop
John NJ. Farley. of New York; Arch
bishop James Edward QuiEley. Of Chi
caro: Archbishop John ireland. Of st.
Paul and Archbishop James n. Blenk.
OF New orleans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14

Continued On second page.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
BLUE AND GOLD MEN
SHOW THEIR CLASS
Hair Line Finishes and Fast Time Mark
Field Day at Stadium
BY HERBERT HAUsER

BITTERLY the assisting n
making adium
The competition excellent and all the
Walter Christie
contingent athletes who majority
Mcintyre
rana springy
hundred rapidly of. good being
participants being University
pentcr of the this
"a the quarter mile which by the Cali
he armed roundt ookb he
the
OF
he and
tauSht hi time he same n
The onlete No winning
by club Had
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
GOOD TIME MARKS
CARDINAL TRYOUTS
I. L. Coleman Makes 220 Yard
Dash in :22 is, Establishing
New Stanford Record
Especial Dispo.ch to The CAN

lSpecIal Dfsposch TO The Gall
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Feb. 20
T. L. Coleman - the speedy Stanford
sprinter. demonstrated his ability as a
runner again this morning, when he
broke the tape in 221-5 seconds in the
220 yard dash. establishing a new Stan
ford record for this event, which before
stood at p rs seconds.
The summary.
100 yard dash-First hear: Won by T. L.
Coleman smitherum second ana C. H TaIlant
third. Time. 10 2-5. Second heat: Won by c.
Cary, 5. Brown second and R. Bangle third.
Tine. III.
Nile run-won by ". 5. Porter. A. Johnson
second and ". 4. Newman third Time.
$40 4-5
30 yard dasli-won BY T. L. Coleman. H.
Smithergm second and H. L. Horton third.
40 yard dash-won by r. f. MaIsapp. A. T.
King second and l. J. Taylor third. Time,
22o yard low hurdIes-won by H. ]. Smith.
9 g Whitney second and r. f. Beekiey third.
$50 yard run-won by A. Johnston p ".
Dickinson second and ;. cramer third. me.
FIELD EVENTS
Broad jump Won BY G II. Taant u feet >
inches; 3. wallsee second. 20 feet ) inches: II.
f. . fotr tllfu. - Iest inches
Pole vauit-Won by A. W Peake and w E.
Cietewood and Wsring tied for second Height
II feet y inch
Hammer throw-won by ". z. wooley 100
feet 10 inches; A. W Peake, lis feet ? inches:
6. E Cheds 10 feet feet 4 inches
Sllotput-Won BY h T. Horton. 4S feet 4
inches: ]. f. Wooiey second 81 feet Inches
and K !. Done third. 81 feet = inch
igh Jump-Won By r. v Poor. feet s.
inches r. J. Smith and l.. Garner tied for
second at > feet inches
The Stanford varsity today defeated
the Pacific Gas and Electric team OF
san Francisco by a score of , to o.
Summary:
r. H. z.
Pscifc Gas and Electrics. s.----...-. q
Batteries Reed and Cochran Scaulon and
Halt Struck ogt-By Reed > hy Scsaion 4
First base on called balis-on Reed l. OF Scan
ion :.
The varsity nine Is scheduled to meet
the team from the United States cruiser
Ncw orleans on the local diamond Mon
day afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

score of rs TO y. while the Hancock
school quintet smothered the Adams
school five, 4S to 0. The lineups follow;
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

friends We're unaware OF his mission.
Even now Nelson is reluctant to speak.
but he will not deny that he is here to
get that fight for Salt Lake by any
nook or crook If he can persuade
Rlckard to think as he thinks Cali
fornia Will not stand a chance of land
ing
In the meantime. RIckard is care
FULLY looking over every angle and
detail When he came to san Fran
cisco his mind was fully made up. to
bring the great battle here This
however. was before the Salt Lake
people started 10 work on him again.
he thought that il was of for fair i'm
the Mormon stEAR but Judging from
the present turn of affairs Salt Lake
has got its second wind and is in
the game again to fight TO. the last
ditch.
The fans OF the world must admire
Rickard for his gameness and sta
oiilty He is still sticking right with
Jack Gleason and he says that there is.
no hitch He has had several confer
enceS with Gleason of late and If anv
split has occurred between them Rick
ard did not breathe word of it to a
living soul II he made any promises
he can be relied upon to keep them
Gleason and Tom O-Day Of the Mis-
sion club, the man who was respOns-
bic for the Nelson WOlgast match, have
been doing a lot OF missionary work
over in Richmond. O,Day seems to
nave cut into the big pie with a great
big dirk knife and he is tearing away
and slsshing right and left. What in
terest and influence he may have in
the affair remains TO be shown later.
Il am merely taking a friendly in
terest in this. simply because Gleason
is my friend and the people OF Rich
mond are my friends" says O'Day. but
OF course there are many others who
only wink and smile al this.
Gleason is as cheerful and as cheerv
as ever. He knows that the fight will
take place and that all the details ana
arrangements will be worked OUT to
the satisfaction OF al parties con
cerned. Jack was always a man who
looks at the bright side Of things and
he is following his Sarn= OIJ course this
time. He IS sure that he can persuade
Riekard TO take the same view OF the
situation as he does and he practically
admits that he would rather stage the
battle in some suburban town than in
San Francisco.
LANGFORD AND BARRY MATCHED
Sam Lsngford and Jim Barry have
been matched TO go 20 rounds In
Dresmland on the night OF March 81
Promoter Louis Blot OF the new Metro
pOlitan club signed them up last night.
All the details save the selection of a
referee have been attended 70. Both
men have posted their fOrfeits OF 81. 900
with John T. Clark. the official stake
holder of all the fight clubs.
Langford and his manage Joe Wood
man. departed for Los Angeles last
night. Sam has a 45 round engage
rnent with jim Flynn there on the
afternoon OF March IT, OF course ne
will have 10 win that one in order to
qualify for Barry. The latter has also
signed 10 meet Gunboat smith before
the Oakland wheelmen in 10 round
rnixro on the night OF March 2.
The fans of san Francisco can graf
ifv their long felt desire TO see Harlem
Tommy Murphy in action at Dream
land tomorrow evening for he's all set
and ready TO meet Owen Moran. the
Briton. IN 20 round set TO. Had not
the Nelson " W0lgaSt engagements been
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
ST. YVES FAVORITE
FOR DISTANCE RUN
French Marathon Performer Is
10 10 8 Choice Over Field
in TOday'S Race

Commissioner Tom Corbett says the
tional Marathon race which is to be
decided this afternoon at Recreation
park and that St Yves is still a 10 TO S
choice over the entire field As there
are nine starters IL shows that the
public has great confidence in the
F'renchman's ability as a long distance
runner
Dorando. who defeated Hayes at the
ball park several weeks ago, met st.
Yves twice in the east and on both
occasions the Frenchman won.
The nine men who will toe the
scratch for the word to Go" from
Mayor P. II. Mccarthy at o'clock this
afternoon are reported TO be ht and
ready and the probability is that there
viii be no absentees when the time ar
rives for them TO line up. All of the
dark horses have been in active train
ing for the event and each is cocksure
that he will be the victor. DOrandO is
more than confident that he viii take
the measure of ST. Yves this time, as
he claims that he met him out of
shape on both occasions in the east.
while right now he is in extra fine
condition.
Johnny Hayes is steady pIodder
who is a dangerous man in an open
race. as he can keep up certain gait.
no matter how fast the pace maker may
reel off the laps in the early part of the
race Connolly is another man OF the
same type while Marsh. Fitzgerald,
HAYES. Norman. Silent Miller and King
are fast men with lots of endurance
1t should be keenly contested af-
fair and the spectators should get a
run for their money. The fight for po-
sitions and the final brush for the tape
promises 10 be exciting. as not single
runner is guaranteed any money and
they must get in the winning circle or
get the place and show position to
share in the profits
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
BIG FELLOW DOING
LIGHT ROAD WORK
Especial Dispatch to The Call


Los ANGELES, Feb. 26.-Jeffries
continued his training stunts today by
doing 10 miles of road work. taking in
the hills that lie about his suburban
home. and returning fresh and with
out the expected blowing that would
indicate shortness of wind. Jeff is do
ing this road work daily and will keep
it up until March 10, when Sam Berger,
his mana ger. arrives TO establish tenn
porary training quarters.
Jeff says that he has worked himself
into good condition now and that he
will not loaf or idle about home and
permit himself to get soft and fabby
again. hence the road work. When
Berger arrives training quarters will
be established at the champions Bur-
bank ranch, where light training, in
Guiding road work and gympasium
stunts, will be followed until he goes
into the regular training camp near
San Francisco.
jeff has been chopping wood at home
in the afternoons. splitting and swing
ing large eucalyptus trees for the fire.
place because he finds it excellent ex-
ercise.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
California Carries Off E7onoxs in Olympic Meet

OPEN WOODS III
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

consaued ON Page 20. coIumn
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
Modesto Girls Down
Fresno High
SpeeiaI Dispoleh o The CA

MODESTO, Feb 2s.-The girls bas-
ket bali team of the Modesto high
school defeated the team from the
Fresno high here today by score of
II to 10.
The track team of the Turlock high
school won from Modesto high school
team BY default.
Modesto had the better of the events.
but in the relay race two of the Mo-
desto team failed TO touch hands and
the judges awarded the race TO Tur-
lock The score was s. to 80 in favor
of Modesto.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27


ably have been reversed William Gar
Kiu ran a tine race. picking his way
carefully tbrough the crowd and taking
the lead early. He was never headed
The following are the cor 9lete re
suits.
100 yard novice; First heat-Won by Clsudius
C ~e,-ond- Hartman. 4. C. Time. 10 -
second heat-Wou bE Rice. T. C.; second
WooIsey- r. q. Tme. 10 -
Thfrd hcat-woa by C. Whitney. C. C.; sec
oni- Taylor. r. g Time go To-
Tourth hest-Won by Hiller. T. C.; second
WhItucv- r. g. Time no 10
Fffrb heat-Wou BY Carpenter. [. c. second
Dulman. U C. Time. 10 Is
Ffnal hest-W0u by Carpenter. T. c. second
CisudIus. q. C.; third c. Fl whitney, t. z
= ime. 10 -.
rfe belween Newsou- \ C.. and Joy. o. A c
Time. - -
100 yard dash. First beat-Won by Woods
T. A. a.. second. Caldwell. O. A. g; third
NHas. r. d. Time 10
second heat-won by Hollis. o. A. c; second
CIaudius e. C.; third. Kant l. C. Time
:lO 10
Third hest-Won by Carpenter. l. C: second
SmeItzer T. A. c. third, Berliner. L G Time
30 -.
FinsI hest-Hon hy Woods. B. A. C.: second
Hollis o. A. C.. third. tie between Caldwell. o
c. and Carpeuter- T. e. Time 10 10
second. Donald. L c. third, Il. Johns, T. c
Tine. 10 To-
Two nile team race. Won by University oi
california hrst team. eenslsung oI 'Ioiainal y
points. O1ympic-club second with tIaryin- Woods
Poedecker H0hurz and Ruiz % points, AounE
aIen's Christian association Iaird with win, Delnoa y
TyrreDer Schultz. Nickels Lime 1917 30
Running high jump: Tie fof nrst place be
,ureen Bressi -. A C.. aud Isylor. L. G.
third Kesrny. s T. Height. feet 10 Inches
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

F Ed3 1Esa1H 1HH H5ff
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
RICHARD DOUBTFUL
ABOUT BIG BATTLE
He Is for San Francisco, but Salt Lake
Men Are on His Trail
By WILLIAM ]. sLATTERY

LTHOUGE announced several days the
fight would Francisco. there OF
about
nouncement while his Jack Gleason inclined
the battle Richmond Ocean View In
words the apparently
Rickad arrived several days Rkard be
and OF nobody blame him, he gigantic
all will be gambling
That powerful influences being by the
leading Salt by Of
o city
delegated back
everything In
it's all Rckard. He holds the the
anybody
quietly did he slip OF Salt Lake
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
sVoCkToN BEATS HEALDsBURG

SANTA ROSA, Feb 26.-The boys
basket ball team of Stockton defeated
the Hea ldsburg team today by a score
of IS to II The triumph places the
stockton team IN line to play Cogs-
well for the championship Of the Aca-
demic Athletic lea que.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
CRIPPLED TEAM
CAPTURES GAME

-Four lads from the Roosevelt school
composed the team that defeated the
Horace Mann school yesterday after
noon at the Pastime athletic club by
score of "a to "a in the contest for
The Call's basket ball trophy. The fol-
lowing was the lineup:
eveIt-Taylor and MaIoney, forwards :
Leiser center; sullivan. guard.
Horace Mann-Hammer aud MiIard. forwards;
cofey center; Springer and RemeBperger,
guards.
The John SWEET team toyed with the
i've from Spring Valley giving them
beating. 81 to g. The lineup:
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

I In the girls contest, which was
played at the Young Mems Hebrew as
I sociation, the Pacific Heights girls de-
/ feated Hearst by a score of II to IS
and earned the right TO compete in the
I final game against Franklin The
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

Three games Were PLAYED in the 80
pound class at the Columbia Park boys
club gymnasium. In the first contest
Everett defeated the Pacific Heights
five quite handily, 35 to II.
Horace Mann defeated the Roosevelt
boys in the closest game of the day by
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-06-04
High Art Prices.

Franz Halls Portrait of a Woman"
which went at the Yerkes' sale In New
York the other day for $4,000, has
been purchased Of the dealer who
bought 1t by Henry c. Frick, the
Pittsburg steel man, who placed It In
his Fifth avenue residence. The price
Mr.. Frick paid is not made known, but
1t is reported to be over $4,000. The
picture portrays an old woman in a
black silk gown and an embroidered
waist, sitting In high-backed chair.
There is wide, stiff run around her
neck. and she holds Bible in her left
hand, the other being crippled. The
canvas is IS inches long by As Inches
wide. When the Dutch artist painted
1t 400 years ago his widest dreams did
not foresee its transfer to land Of
which little was then known, and its
sale at price then unheard Of for
works Of art. The art Of portrait
painting has not advanced much since
Halls day, but the world has travelled
far in other Observation-Disclosures
Star.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-06-04

scenes / have witnessed have all VIC
lated my ideas of decency and hos.
pitality-the collecting Of money from
the guests, the betting upon the least
provocation, the lack Of self-restraint
and want of decency, the utter disre-
gard of reverence for age, all being
features of the present day which
must inevitably tend to weaken and
destroy our great empire. Family ties
are at discount, motherhood Is a
slur. and the antics above related
have already had dire results upon the
life of a future generation, while the
greed for material pleasures is a seri-
GUS blot.
Greed sapping Vitality Of England.
1.-THE flower of the nobility has q
worm at the heart. The love of riches
and the greed for pleasure are sap
ping the vitality Of the people. and I
look rcgretfully for the days Of digni-
fed enjoyment, the stately splendor.
and the measured outlook on life
which reigned over merrie England
when I sailed from her shores SO years
ago."
II you're an inveterate bridge player.
no doubt England at the present time
would appeal to you.
II you are somewhat Of an aero.
batic genius you would, no doubt, get
much enjoyment and real benefit out
Of society as, according to reports, II
to pro 1T cod fharo t0dav
II you don't care particularly fol
your husband and enjoy keeping out
Of his sight as much as possible, Eng
lish society is there to show you the
way.
But II you are just q plain American
woman, with a love Of home and fam
| lily and few lavender scented belief
of your own-better stick to your all
countrie.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-06-04
What He Knew.

you can tell me the names Of the
twelve apostles. Sam?" said the pref
ty Sunday school teacher one morn
ing. Sans face fell, and he shifted
his weight from one foot to the other.
Cant do It, ma'am." he said. sor-
rowfully; and then his eyes bright
ened; but ! can call OF all Of the
pitchers in the league teams" he vol
unteered.-Harper's Magazine.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-06-04
A Rlrd's Curiosity.

Prof. Guy A. Bailey. member Of the
faculty of the Genesee State Normal
school, relates little incident which
might be doubted were 1t not for the
fact that he has the proof to show for
the story. Mr.. Bailey was on Temple
hill with his camera attempting to get
picture of a horned lark. The lark
evidently thought that Mr.. Bailey
was providing 1t with a bird house. az
1t hoped on to the camera, back into
the trees, and then back ON the cam
era again.
The bird repeated this performance
several times, refusing to remain In
the trees long enough to be snapped.
Finally Mr.. Bailey left the camera
where he had located II. went and got
another camera, and when he returned
he secured q splendid picture Of the
bird perched on camera No. 1. Curl.
osity got the best of the bird. and Tie
result was novel picture 0enesss
correspondence Rochester Herald.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-06-04

found anything to equal DR.. Caldwelrs
Syrup Pepsin. also had indigestion
mend It."
It can be bought Of any druggist at 80
cents or 81 a bottle. II there Is anything
stand. write to the doctor. II you have
never used this remedy and would like
to try It, send your address and a free
sample bottle will be forwarded to your
home. Address DIR. w. B. Caldwell, 2o1
Caldwell Bldg, Monticello. Ill.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-06-04
How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
sase Of Catarrh that cannot be cured BY Halls
Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY 4 CO. Toledo. O.
We. tho undersigned. have known +. J. Cheney
Tor the last Is years. and believe him perfectly hon
orabie IN all business transactions and financially
Ibie 70 carry out any obligations made BY hs nrm-
WALpINo. KINNAN q MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. q.
Halls CAtarrh Cure n taken internally. acting
airecty upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF the
Ustem- Testimonials sent free. Price 70 cents pse
bottle. Bold BY all Druggista
Take HANS Family Pills for constipation.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-06-04

I ! o n q ! disorder.
Many alre q d y
know that q sure
way to cure con-
stipauon and 9TH
er stomach, liver
and bowel trou-
bles II with DIR.
Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin, W h I c h
church pc ople
have been buying
for twenty years.
Rev. r. A. Kemp
OF Rising Sun,
Ind, Secretary Of
the Indiana Con-
ference OF the
Methodist Episco-
pal Church, says
In part:
For years ]
have been O VIC
tim Of constipation
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-06-04

We are our best when we try to be
It not for ourselves alone. but for our
brethren.-Phillips Brooks.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-06-04
A MINISTER'S
CONSTIPATION
Rev. Kemp Tells Of His Digestive
Troubles and How He overcame
Them--You Can Do so Free.

makes him very prone to constipation
but for that matter, most everybody u
constipated now and then It II the ma
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-06-04
Real ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE.
~~~~~~~~~~~NS~~~~~~~eS~
~ just putting on the market. large tract OF sx-
ceient clay loan land Prsctiesliy free from ssoHs
lineof O. 4 n. W. ny, and about 10 milcs from the
nne County Seat town Of Amigo With industries OF
three largo banks, fne graded schools, etc. Good
roads to all these lands Finest water in state. Good
$50 down, balance on long time NJ &C.. Enough
wood and timber on lands TO almost pay for thofn.
III are looking for chance TO become indepond-
emit, write us for descriptive literature. Write NJ
for Timber Lands and Summer Resorts. Kiefor-
Maertx Co, Fifth Ave-, AntIgo, WIS
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-06-04

A LAND OF WONDERFUL POSSIBLE
IA TIES IL the Cranbrook District In Southoast
British Columbia situated in the heart Of the fertile
forits I'M. yesetables ana srsn. Tbs iumbepins
and Goa mining industries ON the line OF the Grove
Nest Pass Ry,, which have o monthly payroll Of
nearly q Oo0Qt0 insure permanent and probable
market for all the produce which can be raised here
Excellent opportunities Afforded for cattle And
sheep raisinR For further information regarding
this district write the Secretary Board Of TrsdA
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