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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
PRESIDENT OF FRANCE
LOVES "SIMPLE LIFE"
M. FaIIieres Did Away With
Much Pomp and Display

NJ. Fallieres is one of the most un-
assuming men in the whole of France,
says IN. A. p" and is noted for his
love of 'the simple life" He hardly
had entered the Elysee when he set
about making drastic changes in the
staff. There were too many servants.
too much pomp and ceremony too
much display altogether, and, conse-
quently, a whole army of valets, cooks
and chamber maids had to pack up
their goods and march. a characteris-
tic story is told about the first visit
he paid to his old home after his elec-
ton as president He was met by his
old friend, the village priest, who
timidly addressed him as Monsieur lie
President" Look here said Fallieres.
with mock seriousness, IF you dare
10 address me again as M lie Presi-
dent / will have you expelled from
Loupillon!"
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
POLICEMAN KILLED:
LYNCHING THREATENED
Supposed Murderer Jailed, but
Violence Is Feared

LARAMIE. wyo.. June 12.-John
Johnson. a policeman was fatally shot
here early today while in the Kuster
hotel cafe. He died tonight. c. E.
1eager, manager Of the cafe, who was
arrested, is in jail here and lynching
is threatened.
The cafe was closed late yesterday
on an attachment for debt. About mid
night feager entered il, and, drawing
a revolver, threatened to kill Constable
Wallace, who was in charge.
Johnson was summoned by telephone
and was shot down as he entered the
door. Two shots, fired by Yeager at
men who sought to overpower him.
went wild.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
TWO we're KILLED
in WRECKED AUTO
Was Going 90 Miles an
Hour When 1t Went OF
Bridge Into River
Woman on Day on Death Told
Divorced Husband She Had
Nothing to Live For

PORTLAND. June 12-The battered
wreck of the automobile that went into
the Columbia river Friday night at
the entrance of truss bridge on the
elevated roadway between Portland and
the Oregon landing of the Vancouver
ferry, was recovered today.
The speedometer, which had locked
at so miles an hour. and a front axle
bent back under the car TO almost
right angles with thesbody. the crushed
back of the tonneau and the few shreds
that remain of the hood-ten of the
terrific crash that hurled Mrs. Mabel
Monte of Vancouver and Frisco Day
to their death.
Neither of the bodies was recovered.
and 1T was not until late today that 1t
was made practically beyond question
that Day and Mrs. Monte were the only
occupants of the car
When the car struck the bridge tim
berS 1T appears to have turned a half
somersault, the occupants being pro
Jected from the car as if shot from a
catapault.
A singular incident in connection
with the death of Mrs Monte is a
visit paid her former husband in Port
land the day of the accident She told
him she had nothing to live for. and.
saying that he would never see her
again, asked that she be buried beside
the body of their baby
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
OLD AGE PENSIONS
DEMANDED BY CARRIERS
Uncle Sans Postmen Want the
Government to Care for Them

DENVER, June 12.-Pensions for let
ter carriers when they reach the age of
60 years are demanded in resolutions
adopted here today by the Rocky
mountain division Of the national asso-
citation of letter carriers. Two hundred
delegates were in attendance The res
olutions declare that the pensions
should be paid by the government, and
not from reserve fund built from per-
centages held back from carriers sal
aries.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
MODERN FARMING TO
BE TAUGHT INDIANS

WASHINGTON. June 12.-At all the
Indian reservations in the west car
loads Of modern farming implements
viii begin TO arrive this week Expert
farmers in the employ of the Indian
service viii soon begin making visits to
the agencies, instructing the Indians
how to use the implements.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
court ORDER
IS ignored BY
/ GOV. HASKELL
Sheriff Threatened With ViO=
Ience When He Tries to
Serve Writ
Citizens of Guthrie Say State
Capital Must Remain With
Them Until 1913

serve papers on me. Get out before I
put you in the guardhouse. You know
p ] have the authority to do it-go."
=. The sheriff hesitated for a moment
and the governor moved as if to strike
Friends interfered and escorted the
sheriff from the hotel.
q The governor is preparing a procla-
nation declaring Oklahoma City the
state capital, which he will issue at
1901 a. m
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
GRIEF CAUSES DEATH OF
WILLIAM HOGG'S MOTHER
Former Baseball Pitcher Was
MOurned by Parent

PUEBLO, Colo, June 12.-Grief over
the death Of her son. William Hogg, a
former pitcher of the New York Amer
ican baseball team, is held largely re-
sponsible for the death of Mrs. Addie
Hogg here today William Hogg died
in New orleans about two months ago.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
FATHER TAKES BOY
FROM WIFE'S HOME
lrva Manchester Seizes His 5
Year Old Son and Disguises
Him in Taxicab
Mother Complains of Neglect
and Threats After Separa=
ton From Her Spouse

Bundled into a closed taxicab, where
his little sailor suit was changed for a
girls dress by way of disguise, while
the machine raced for the Third and
Townsend streets depot, 5 year old
Lloyd Manchester was taken from the
home of his mother, Mrs. Sadie Man
chester. 12s California avenue, yester
day morning by his father, Irva Man
chester, son of wealthy Mendocino
rancher, after stormy scene between
husband and wife.
few moments after the disappear
ance or the taXicab up California ave-
nue., Samuel Hodson, brother in law
of Mrs. Manchester. aroused by the
cries of year old Carrie Weber, Lloyd's
playmate, dashed through an inter-
vening lot to Mission street, where,
with Policeman Joseph Leonard, he saw
the machine speeding UP Valencia
street.
THREATS BY HUSBAND
When / get through with you the
story of Theodore Durrant will look
white" This was a threat frequently
employed by Manchester, according to
Samuel Hodson. He said that attacks
by Manchester on his wife led to the
domestic trouble
Twice before Manchester sought to
gain possession of the child. but in both
instances he was frustrated. A week
ago Mrs. Manchester was alarmed by
the screams of the boy and rushed into
the parlor in time to prevent Manches-
ter carrying off Lloyd through the
front window.
He left, swearing horribly" said
Mrs. Manchester. He said he would
return and get Lloyd. We have not been
able to get along for more than year.
He is passionate man and goes into
fearful RACES on the least provocation.
WIFE COMPLAINS OF NEGLECT
For year and a half he has not
given me cent to support myself and
Lloyd. When l left him he threatened
awful things if L did not return"
Until few months ago Mrs. Man
chester lived on a ranch belonging to
Manchester's father near Fort Bragg.
The property was sold and she came to
the city with Lloyd. The estrangement
is said to have occurred on the ranch
when Manchester in jealous fury
threatened to beat his brother and Mrs.
Manchester.
Manchester secured room in lodg-
ing house near his wife's home and
made careful arrangements for secur-
ing the child. There being no closed
taxicabs in the Mission branch of the
Pacific taXimeter cab company, he tele-
phoned the Bush street office to send
one.
CHILD CRIES ON JOURNEY
Manchester entered his wife's house
at the rear, having first visited Mrs.
Weber, who occupies the upper fiat. He
lifted Lloyd in his arms and rushed
into the street.
Herman Filmer, the chauffeur, said
that Manchester had a bundle in the
taxicab and that during the ride to the
depot the boys clothing was slipped
from him and girls dress substituted.
Lloyd cried loudly in the car. Filmer
asked him what was the matter, and in
his answer he mentioned his fathers
name, so the chauffeur thought no more
about the matter.
Mrs. Manchester said that the boy
had been in terror of his father since
the previous attempts to take him
away. Manchester is known to have a
brother in Sacramento
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
GAGE GIVEN CORDIAL
WELCOME BY KING

LISBON, June 12.-Henry T. Gage of
California. the new American minister
to Portugal. today presented his ere
dentiaIs to King Manuel, who received
him cordially.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
Chorus Girl Killed

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 12.-In
the wreck of an automobile north OF
this city today Lennie AIberts of Pitts
burg, chorus girl. was instantly
killed.
The car, containing a party of five.
plunged into ditch and Miss Alberts
was pinned under it, Her companions
were only slightly bruised.
The young woman's skull was
crushed and she was dead when the
others of the party took her body from
under the car. The car was driven by
Frank Clemens, an automobile sales
man
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13

There's nothing like holiday for In
ducing rain.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13

The worst thing about a honeymoon
Is that the woman in the case keeps re-
minding her husband all the rest of his
life how different he was then.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13

An electric machine has been made to
wash and purify the air in any room.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
HOW TO MAKE CUT
FLOWERS STAY FRESH
Put Charcoal in Water to Keep
1t Sweet

To keep cut flowers fresh choose flow
ers that are not quite fully out, and cut
them early in the morning with long
stems. Arrange them not too close to-
gether in a vase deep enough TO inn
merse two-thirds of the stems. By pre-
viously putting some pieces of charcoal
in the vase, says Gardening illustrated,
the water can be kept sweet, but in any
case it should be changed every five or
six days. Keep the vase always full of
water Keep the flowers in a cool but
not drafty place. Certain flowers do
much better If a small portion of the
stem is cut off. especially if they have
been carried a long way. and certain
number are better for slicing the stems
up so as to let them absorb the water
more easily. This is especially so with
flowers that are apt to go off quickly,
like the hellebores.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13

You can't always judge the merits OF
a thing by the guaranty that goes
with it.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-30

Der Banner 9atin q 6 0. berbOr,
Der uetter uitts dls bic NohbiiDurg
zines Rieierbrooes entbielt, Dos ben
mdhtigen, BON feds Bferoen ge8ogenen
Wdgen o0uig beoette.
Die 8 Bio Motor Gar 60.
fijbrte duf einem gDdqeu zines tbrer
NutomobtIe neueiter &onitruttion bor.
in Dem bier Oamen ais 8aTagiere
IaBen.
Die 5hiIIitD punp
fiihrts auf i6rem Baqen ben 8eihdas
ern cine gan3 0or3iigijd au51efiibr,e
Had6iIoun9 ihres Hjeiens Daarens
ralaites Dor.
Der Shaupagen oes QUmber
Wen's GIub, NIT Dem bic Dierts
Diptiipu eiHqeleitet nuroe. brdhte n
qdn8 por8uQliher 2us5J5rung tas
Ropel zines 0ompfi0osg'rtcs BIS III
Die tlstnitsn Gin3elhetten mar Dds Wtns
beu qetreu uno an ben Oi9c gtea pes
Wcoens naren &eute in 5D;}IGaertoa
'tiimeu uno 9oI3fduer h!Ioeteu enens
fQQ8 bic G5torte.
g(Qqemetne genuuoerung rief Der
bohqItmatoolIe Ba9eH Der W{ D.
len 5e Gdrep 6 0. heroor. Ret.er,
bic ftets paarDeiIe ritten unb NIT
blenbenD peiben GDIiumen un0 3ros
penbelmen drdetban pnreu, rttten bem
Wdqen rorduT unb eberiulhe 6eroloe
foloten rem WuQer, Der in elmer Sdu'
IenbaQe cine Qddbilbuu9 en- miniature
Der 3nlerz Baotofou 5ontdne bot.
ndhreuo mebrere Ginber uno Grnad)a
fene oas Bib belebten.
Die 5ubig Bie & 8atins
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Der llnterhaltuna. 8ir itno baDpn
iiberseugt, ooB Qaen. bic bier iino ooer
nod tommen rperben, Der gufenthdlt
gum Rubsn sereidt. boB iis iih unisrsr
8ditfreunpidaft erfreuen uno, Denn
iie uus tpieper perlaIIen, Die augsnehms
fen Grinnerunesn uno gIeih3eitig ben
Tsiten gntidlub nit fortrebmen, bGIo
uno oft 3u uns suriidsutehrer."
Die gut getpdhlien Worte oes he'll
psrtrstsnbsn 8iirsermsiiters l0itsn
hr8liten 2pplaus aus, Der IN erneuz
ter uuo perftGrtter 9luFlage erIholl,
als 8oupernsur 5ormon portrait, um
Fauf bic Willtommsnsreben 3u errpis
bern. gr tbdt oas i'm Yameu oes
san3en 9pltss bon SbiO, Iubte ben
llnternebmun9sgeiFt Der Gineinuatitr,
gratulirts Den ausitsaunss Sommiis
idren uHo piinIhte Der ausItelung
ben 6sfien Grfolg. Die 9lii6rpiiuide
unIerss 9ld6barItdates Gentudp I5ers
brdhie nsiIen 0ise 8ouDerneur Serr
Cor, Der ols 8srtrster pes 9ouoers
neurs DiIIon erihisnsn mar. Sn
beaeiiterten Shorten Idiloerte er bic
freunona6barlitsn Gefiible, bic 6eioe
Staaten gegen einaHosr begen. 4ud
aentudp iei su gunitsn eiHer burhz
gdrgi1su SiuBtorrsttur uno bic 2luss
| iteuung in Cincinnati liege ben Genz
tudiern ebenio am 5srseu tpie ben
Ginrinnatisru islbf. Ddmit mar Der
4eoea.t 3u gnoe. 0isle 5bdtiahe
mar benz in isiner Sommerrsiioen5 81
9eperlp psiIenoeu 9rdiioenstn 5aft
burh ben 3elegrapben Sugetrasen tuors
ben. 1eritlbe oriidts nun auf ben
elettriihsn anopf unb Der elettriihe
gunts isste ben 4pparat in 9stpeguha,
esr auf Der 9iibne in Der MuiitbaIs
auIgeitsflt iporben mar.
lDer prGfibent batte bic
ausfelfung er6ffnet.
a6sr bsr2lpparat ar5siiste peiisr unb
Der ibE bs0isnsnbe 5elsgrapbiit f6ris6
cine Gliidpunidospeide bss prdiloen.
ten nisser, bic an 5errn Rennolbs ses
rihtet mar unb pon oieiem unter nem
sSubel oes aubitoriums perlsIsn unD
| na1 8eenbigung Der 3ersmonisn ios
gleif bon ibm beantportet lrurbe. Die
ausaetauidien DepsI6en batten fol-
senoen Worilaut:
9eperlp. Maii.. %. au9. 1910.
aobsrt 81. Rebnolos. prdiioent Der
| Shiothal slusitsllunesssisQI4 QI4aft.
Cincinnati, o.
SD gratulire sSbnen bei grofinung
Sbrer Ansiielung ann boffe 3upers
| iidilih, bnb bieitlbe ihre .3nede pod
uno gang erfiillt. Seber. Der mil ben
1batiaheH pertraut III, frsut iit, bab
bic 4usftellnng Der Gbicftrom 9er=
beferunS 10 smpbatiih 4usorud ners
lsibt. Gieis 5iubtorre,tur iit tppifd
fiir bic entipidiung Der Mla fieripege,
lpie mir fie in bieiem aanbe babsu
foI!en. Der 0ertsbr iii porbdnoeR.
bic VIdne iinb eemadt, fdbiee Snses
nieure bnbsn ods llnternsbnen gutges
beibeH, Der aoIisnpuntt in gsnau be-
tonnt uHb bic 3tit III ieitaefebi, ins
Herbalb fptId,tr bic WerbeItrunssn
pollennet iein tonntn. Der aongreb
bat Iid1 Su benz m<rf perpfli1tet unb
I sia WnHeritanb BON ntiin Jub bon
pitisbura bis GoirO ift CUR Geipibheii
gsiporbeH.
WiIIiom 8. Iaft
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-30

nem Heinen mGbten auf bem 4rm
itano. Der Qebrer mar 6err 8reBuer
DOM Snnooo qurt SpielptaB uno Die
Qebrerinnen puren 7grI. 2biu, Die
ebenFaQs i'm JnpoOo Burt tbGtig III,
iopie 7Frl. 8raoitreet Dpm Clinton
Bart 5pielplaB. 2ln ben Seiten oes
Daaen8 mar in rpeitbin lesbarer
Shriit bic 1Foroerune an bic Stimm@
qsber ungebradt, fir Die qartbonbs
3u Itimmeu, um tpeitere SpteIpldBe 3R
ihafTsu.
Die Qnti IubertuIo &
2it bate einen ShauDugen nit
einem bon Ruoerern uno &runtenpfle>
gerinnen beIebten unb nit bobem
5eeQang tdmpfenoen Rettun9sbOot
QeItelt, nit Der 2easnbe y8e are tbc
2ifeIaDers".
Re6t geT6matpou mar Der S6aue
paqer Der 5SiihhanoIung Der
.G6urIes s.. &eitb &c Son
6 O., nit sd6lreihen 2lbbiIounoen pon
Tiiten uno perihisoenen biibit urs
ranqirten RetIanen fir bds Ge'hdTt
Der GarriaG q { 81 fer : s a {
3eihnete Iih ourh CriqinaiitG: aus,
b&nn Itiu SfQupaqeH beftaro aus tts
rem RieIsne 8u9gn. bsfen iibermanns.
Fo6e R1ber nit RoienguirIanoen I'M.
nunoen poren. 3ieies eigenartise 3ea
fGbrt nuros nit lebbuftem 8eifau be-
gribt.
Gtnen S6uhLaoen in ppIlem 9strieE
Fuhrte bic g otter g Doe 6 {. Ter
gefhauern in ihrem S6aupdaeH por
2luf oemielben itanben in ben ReoaLer
Die in Cartons Derpadten Shu1e
tpdfrenb eins 2ln3obl iunger Damer
fih ppn @ertduFern Saube onpafer
Iisben.
Sin RieIenz8lobus biloete ads Utit:
telItiit oes Shdupaqens Der q % 8
! Strietmunn Sons 60. I'M.
I'm i'm herum pdren ipetb5etleioett
iunae mGoden maleriif gr1tFptrt, oit
nit Dappen perIAieheuer 2inoer be
malte 5hiloer in ben 6dnoen bleiten
| ats Gstorte pienten oem @Gler Ce:
robe in farbenprahtiger, maIertlcas1
5raGt.
2ln Der Spibe Der orttter Iioifor
| Fubr Der febr malsriih sntrporfens UNI
burafpeg GuberIt beifdqie BE-
! qriiBte 5haupagan Der W oerTeir
9reming Sm 9orbcrsruao
1 poren md6ttqe Snlttationen Don Sld
! Ihen nit ,garbarpTa" Bier anss
/ braft unb bic 6auptft9ur Des Wdgeni
| mar Der RqiIer Rotbburt. tpie er dui
Dem &nFfhGuIsr heraustritt, umqe6el
BON Shilofuoppen uno Speertrdgern
| pdhreu0 tpeitere Gndppeu unD Shilb
1 trdQer, e6te GermanengeItaIten, ot
Gstorte gu beibeu Seiteu 6tloeten.
/ Sebr effettooq mar Der Shuupagel
Der 6dp ano 9rain Dealer.
QIfocidtiDn. Den gBagen uber
0edte Elm mGhtiees 3ah in Shirm
form, nas Gus Nehren Der perIhtepenei
/ Getrstoedrten perfertigt mar uno 8e
/ treibedhren biIneteu aud i'm ii6riqe
Die Ie6r qefGaice Gusihmuduna. 8ie
fem ldnolthea 9iIoe purpe ourh Die
itnee Wdbhen in 8auerntoitiimen ei
Ieb6aFtes GoIorit nerlieheu.
/ Gisiigen Subel rief Der Saaupuse
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Ben, uno i6 banfe Sbnen i'm Rdm:1
ces qdn3sn 8pltes.

Ben, uno id banfe Sbnen i'm gtamsa
pes ganssn 9oltss.
Sh BIN iiberseugt, bic Surger tpers
ben Sbre arbeiten unb 4nitrengungen
poa uno gang tpiirbigsn, inbsm iie bic
1usftellung uno bic 9sbptenen untsrs
baltInaen rege beIuhen. SD babe
aud bds 9sfiibl, baB sic gum erfolS
BEG llnternebmsns dIlss gsthon boben,
lpus aethdn tueroen tonHte, uno ouB IS
nun Code oes publitums lit, ben gro
Bsn inlisblihen GrfoIg berbsisufuhs
rem. Die 9iirgsr peroen dter - oei@
fen bin ih iiber5eugt - ibre pfliht
unb S6uloigtsit polf uno gang tbun,
eeraoeio tpie sic es aetbdn bdben uno
auh in 3utuHft tbun peroen.
glun tpirb ss mir sur ungenehmen
YfIidt, sinige Worts bes gaillionlms
OH bic biitiuguirten 8dfte uno aa' bic
Qeute Al rihten, bic in uniern gait1s
den Wlauern peiIen. gDir freuen uns,
su bieI.m sroben Obiotbal>llHternebz
men bic Sobns uno 1ohtsr beg Ohioz
tbals betpiqtomuinen Su biirien, Gin.
einnati fibt auf Ieinsm 5brone, bic
groBe unb If6ne aonigiH oes gDsitens
unb bic Wutter bon an ben umliegeE@
BEN StGottn uno Crtibuften. G6snio
III Cincinnati bic Ulutter Don al bisz
fen oiftinauirtsn RdnrsrH, bic bsuts
snisss -@aiie iinb. neil iener. Der I'M
ObiotbaI eeborsn unb aniestpahien
III, noh Cincinnati als bic grobe Res
tropole bieles 2anossthsils dufgeihaui
bat. auf tuelfe sr itpIs III unb ssgHe
parin tpeili.
0isIe grobe ausaslluns nir6 bsute
pom pr6iibenttn Der 8er. Staaien, Ell.
mem Sobne gineinnaiis, sr6finei ipers
ben ,uno mir fiiblsR uns s.shrt ourfI
bic 4nipefenbeit zines oRbertn ausses
sihnstsn Gobnss GiHeinndiis i'm Der
Yerfon bes Goupsrnsurs unIeres
Gtaotes. Der Goupernsur BON aen.
iufp III Sipar su isinem llngliid nihi
in Cincinnati eeboren, a6er oas mar
nitt ieine ShulD unb mir henten ness
bdIb nift gerineer bon ibn. mar CT
bod INNER nabe genus, um 5njpiras
tion uno patrioiismus BON unierer giis
ten alien Stabt 5u erbdltsn. auh ben
bier auf 9eiuh peilenben 8iirgsrnlei>
fern entbistsn mir bersIiaen DiutOmul
unb Brub.
Dir iino aus pislen 0riinbsn ftols
oaf unitre SinDi. Dir iinb iiois oni
ibre Snbultrien, ouf ibre Jabriisn uno
5anbeIsbduier; fol3 ouf ibre Sdulsl
unb ihrs rniperiiiGi; auf ibrs srobe
Gifenbuhn, bon Der Staot ielbit ssbaut
uno geeisnst, bic ibren urm pes 6ans
bells imn cine bilfreihe olnb ausjtrsdt
In bas Siioldnb, oieism Elm SeesH CUR
.3sii, bd iie ssbdut ipuroe 70 tirs nah
einem peripiiItsnnen Ariege.
Wir fino itOl5 auf biefs sroBe Sns
cEitrie.4usitsliung. bic beite eroffnsi
ipuroe, dbtr am itol3efien fiRn mir nnf
unfere 9iirgerihdft, auf unier Bolt.
Niraenos Elm tparmher3igeres. gaita
frtierss unb srobmiiihiseres goH ols
In nisfer Gtabt unb i'm Nnmen oider
fparmber3ioen. eenerDIen unh saItFreisn
Qenie enibieie ih MiIItomm unb Grub
hisfsn biitinguirten 0dften, unh btIons
bers pnrmkrsiasn Grub nHb Mins
tomm allen Wsiunern, bic burh unftre
at1ffntfsn qbore fnmmen in bieIem
mlonot Der inbuitriellen Grsithunl unb
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8abireidle austsbeube Ganoeother9hmmeru
eiui1Jlieflidl Dcr gTUbGrttgcn sl!erauorot1'
grippe.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-06-30
SKIN HUMOR rs YEARS

"Cuticura did wonders for me. For
twenty-five years suffered agony
from terrible humor. completely COW
ering my head, neck and shoulders, so
even to my wife, became an object
of dread. At large expense l consult
ed the most able doctors far and near.
Their treatment was of no avail, nor
was that of the -- Hospital, during
six months efforts. I suffered on
and concluded there was no help for
me this side of the grave. Then I
heard of some one who had been cured
by Cuticura Remedies and thought
that trial could do no harm. In
surprisingly short time 1 was COM
pletely cured. S. P. Keyes, lat Con-
gress ST., Boston, Mass, Oct. 12, 'O9."
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-06-30
Wire Chicken Coop.

high. 1t is covered with close woven
poultry netting. The wooden strips
are two inches square, says writer
in an exchange. The frame as shown
requires bracing unless the poultry
netting is made diamond mesh and
drawn very tight. The door is made
by lacking a piece of netting over a
light frame. It is easily moved ABOUT
and the chickens can have fresh
ground every day. It will hold fifty
chickens and give them plenty Of
room for several weeks. l put small
box that is rooted over in one corner,
which makes good roost and a shell
ter from the rain.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-06-30
RAISE MORE MARKET POULTRY
Beginner is Advised to Join Utility
Ranks and Breed Chickens for
Eggs and Meat.
(By MICHAEL K. BoYER.)

1t has been asked, will the fancier
eventually be driven to the wall by
the progress made in growing market
poultry? Certainly not. We need
fanciers real fanciers. We want men
to create breeds and to perfect the old
ones. But the Spectator and buck.
ster Is fast seeing his finish.
The man with string of breeds ia
not q fancier. He is a Spectator. It
would be next to impossible for him
to give each of these breeds his best
attention. To thoroughly know a
breed, and to get out Of it all that is
good In It would require an ordinary
life time.
Amateur fanciers will often buy
culls from breed well advertised and
then advertise eggs for Matching from
80 and SOS strain. The man is q
worse enemy Of the fanciar than the
man VINO breeds dunghill fowls.
"A wonderful interest has sprung up
in poultry matters. Large sums Of
money are being invested, and poul-
try farms by the score are started.
These new farms are on the lookout
for utility stock. The man who can
advertise big egg records generally
gets the trade. They want carcasses
and egg record business poultry. So
the best advice to the beginner is to
join the utility ranks and raise poul-
try and eggs for market. Then, in
after years, he can. II he feels SO In
.clsaad gradually cream I'M into tina tan.
icier's fold. It is q step that cannot be
hastily taken: