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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-25
TILSALGS

9lcreS
2. Mai, @lenluuob, Yope @o............ &. 2SO
3. Gergus TaGs. Otter <atl go......... 1000
4. 9etroit. 8eter 900
5. " Gong Brairie. 9obb So i. :. ........ 5000
6. 2ittle Sails, Morriip1i Go..............7.M
6. Brainerb. gro,u Wins .15,0M
Z. " Wabena, Wabemo Co.. ......... F.. $4,000
10. " Snternational Salts, &op@i6tas Co.,. 1000
IL. " part @apibs, 6ubbarb go............1 Il, 500
IL. " Walfer. Gais O,OOO
Ii. " 8entibii. 8eltrami Co.. ............. 5000
IA. " @ranb @apibs, Stasca Co.,. 3d. 600
16. " 8aglep, Clearwater @o............... 5000
II. +" 3aaod, Rittion @o......... ..........26,5O
is. " Warrem, Mtaribaa go..............43,5N
10. " o {e1u. Noi colt ,OOO
81. " 8eb Safe Sails. 8eb 2afe Co.,. ..... 5000
q. F" 9ulutb, ct. Souls 81
%. " Carlton, Carlton IL 800
"a. " Mtttin, Mttttn .3o,O0O
rs. r Yrinceton, Wtt1e Gacs So. 5000. ....-2,3U
Fl. " WiIona, Winona Go............. GOO
%. " Caledonia, 6oufton Observation-Disclosures. 200
IL. Suli, 9ime G,tp. 9lne Observation-Disclosures. 4,6N
10. " 1mo @arbors. Safe go.............. 1000
IA, " @ranb Marais. goof go............ $500
8etimgelier: = 9ette 2an0 pil
6liDe Iolgt peo offenl1g Anttton til
oen @ejit6p0en0e. 6emten &rocent al
&ipbei unt1nen maa uobetaleS pe6
Solgstioen. &eitbele6et fan, ON
loa gnlfes, bero / 40 Mor til 4 pGt.
oorlig &ente. @jenoomsretten fiji
alt Statslalrb er uangribelig. Sri IL
ll,itreret 8og ONT Minneiota 5tots-
lm0; ligeleoes CIT 8%eitripelie al Del
tilbl10te 2anoomraaoe.
SAMUEL G. IvERS0N,t
Statsamoitur, ct. 3anl, Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-25
Wisconfn.

- &eb. 8. 90. @6mar6s al @alt=
iau, en- at Statens bel fien6te &re=
iter, ct 6p6, " @ar gammel. Sra
1857 til 1897 bar Fan Me6lem al
Metbo0iltfonferenie n / @tsconlin.
San efterla6er gnfe og fem @ern.
Set el0ite CT 6. 81. @6mar0s al Mp=
pleton, 6orman0 for Statens replt=
blifanlfe &omite.
- County @oaroet / Ga @rosie
County far opbepet Sattigfomisier=
embe0et, for6i Set pil itille Jig al me6
6attigfon1isiGr .Sobn 6. &ouier. Gor
Ell Sis ii6en blep fan beifpl0t for
llbpfligbe0 moo Srengen6e, iom fonl
til &ontorct for at foa @inlp. San
blep ga al1n1ooet om at toge Mflfe6,
og Oo ian life bil0e gjbre Set, blep
gn1beoet oflfoffet.
- N,,gult &ireol,r blep forleoer
orrel teret, iigtet for at bobe plpnbret
6armers' @rcbol1ge @onf / @reen
@ap for $4,000 Sftober 1909. San
blep ARE teret al &oliticbef Sbomas
@omep og en- 9eteftip. On Mrreit=
orore bar ltolte6t al CONNER sc. s.
Monoban poo &lage al 81. 8. Gan-
nor6, @anfens @asierer, for 8onfrp=
pert. S11gen pi6lte ON Mrreitor6re11
m1otogen &olitiet, og Set bap6e / al
Stilbe6 iegt efter @ireaur.
= gn0el Nreiter / Milpal1fee bler
forleoen Scat rin9eoe op / Selefonen
og mootog as Sen Sci en- alporlig
M6pariel om at foran0re 6eres @irfe-
maabe. Set bar napnlig Sc tDife
9aptiitpralterne, lom fit Sen Borma.
ming. Sen @elfeo, Ser blep gipe1
Dem, lp6 omtrent ioale6es: Sc 1fal
bol0e op mes at bore / Sel1fab me<
6e cngellfe Ereiter / Metbo6iit= ol
@optiftfirfene iomt me6 9. sc. 6. 81
Tolfene, Mnti=Saloon 2igo 6olfen'
og @nti=&ri5e Sight Solfene. &pis
Sc fortiGtter, iom Sc bar begpn6t
pil Sc fife foo flere @eno igien
Ceres Strife. Ser er fao MI, mer
mart bliper ser ingeu.
= 2oben %angoaen0e @fot pal
Sruit &ompagnier / @isconii1i blet
foranoret al it61te 2egislatur, og oe>
npe 2op traaote / &roft Sen 1. San
1910. Otter SEN ifal De ellebe Srui
@ompagnter beifattes efter 8ontlo
ben. Statsfasierer 9obI bor imi6
lerti6 opoaget, at Bette life binore'
bam / at inofrebe cit $4,000
Torm al 2icenie-6ees og en- &rocent
Sfat paa 8rltttoinoteeter ira 1909
Do 6tsie 8enge lite blep betalt a
&ompagnterne, ifreb Gail til oem 0,
forlangte ben ie6panlige 2icenie=6ee
500 Collars, og SEN Sfat> iom etc
ten tilfommer Of 8ruttoinoteeter Sc
foregaoen6e Mar. Dobl bar -in6ben
tet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mening, 0!
6enne bar, at Sen gamle Sob er gDl
Dig til oen fgrite Sag / 1910.
- Mrbeioerne / &omeitafe Minin
60. be6 2ea6 bar gienoptaget Mrbej
Il 81 p 4 ~ E ~ - 90
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mtnnetota.

Sc
CT fjpbt al Mcrar1oer> Solepb og Ga-
pio 2aubberg pg gO 6oger, alle fra
Mebroifa, for $4,000 fouta11t. 6or=
men uogjer 800 s(cres. 9ette er
sen iterlte Gienoomsbanoel / Sen
peitlige Sci al Ottertail County iaar.
- Mopofot q. $. Mobler / Spon=
foe reiite for fire Star lt0en fra
Sspanboe til Stoten @albi,gton, og
bon lolgte fpr Mfrejlen cit Mo6ros
til &erten / S5pol1boe @otel. Da Sen
blep n0iltot, blep Sen foltet us, og
8prnene / Mobologct fit 5illaoelle
til at brel1oe SEN. Men Sc moreoe
Zig fprlt me6 at lege me6 Sen. 6or
nogle Gage iioen fanot cit al bem cit
Segnebog / sen, % / Segnebogen loo
1000 Collars. Spprgsmaolet er,
bbcm ser lfjl1lte Neltgene / Mo6ras=
fen, og Dpem Sc tilberer.
- Sreo Mnbolms @aaningsbus |
Merbe0en al 6imano ~og @ooie
Safe, ct. 2oris County, bran6te
forle6en @ogen, og to 8ern, z og s
Mar gumle, inoebrenote. Mr. In=
bolm blep lelp meget forbrenot. San
blep beffet al Sloens @nitren. ST
ter at bape reooet lin &11itru og set
minoite' 8ar1r ileoe ban in6 / Oct
%brenben6e &us for at re66e fine tire
an6re 8prn.. @an bar iaa 1enge
borte, at set antoges, at ban bar ieg<
net ON | 2uerne;; men ttlii1it TOM
Fan l1o mes ct Barn / fine Mrme. Set
antoges, at Sl6en er opfommen fra
&ofelopnet1.
- &e6 &iper Dale1s 6armere
forbereoer Jig al allie &rpfter til
&aararbei6et. Set parme SER, Jon
man troe6e fln par mi6lerti6igt, ia.
peoparet. Sneen er forib1noen for
flere Gage ii6et1, og @anoet leber
ollie @rgfter!i 5roiten er omtrent noe
J al Soroen, -og Sarrnerne bar begpno1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-25
fa9lig l%tn6erbtsning i ,1eres Geore.
.>ofA> .X:~&1s& 81

fagltg ltn6erbtsning / 1eres Geore'
neiprog er 1elpin6Iplen6e = gel
6reier Jig fer life Blot ON at lore al
leie og tale 5proget oe oeroeo pinoe
Mogang til bets 2iteratur, men moo
ife fulot iaa meget ON Sen proftiifffe
og etonomiife Gor6el ser Tan opnaa=
es peo at blipe @erre ODER Sproget
boaoe / Gale oe @frift.
Ge0 oct Sirs0ag forriee 1ge of=
bol6te Mgoe al 9elegater for ifan6i=
%napiife 8oreninger oe on6re i benne
Gag in~teresiereoe / Soutb SIDE Cont
merciol GLIB peotoges feleenoe @e<
iolution:
~gfteriom 6e ifonoinapiife
9prog ifblge Staten Minneiotos
2obe Tan inolemmes / SIRIUS
bbilfeniombelit &9iifole efter set
1ofale Sfoleltpres 8ebag,
@fteriom 6e er til flor proftiif
NDtte / 6enne Stat,. bpor @fan6i=
naberne uogi6r omtrent @olbpar=
ten al @efolfningen,
@fteriom Sc alene gipr tilgen-
geltge talrtge og forifielligafte6e
@erfer og Si6sifrifter al itort
&erb, iom life er blepet og neppe
bil blipe oberIot<
@fteriom 6e beii66er en- rig og
berlig 2iterotur, bboraf @terlte=
parten lite oil blioe oberiat % Sc
!. me1t tppiife og funitneriife @er=
fer lite fm gibes en- ti~lfre6sitillenz
oe Sneriettelie til ct on6et Sprog,
@fteriom to Mars Gtuoium al
oisie @prog MI go6fien6es blan6t
6orihaoier, Ser er 8etinge1ie for
SptageI1e peo @tatens l1niperlitet,
Sere oct 6erfor BEL lllttet, at ri
ino1ten6ig benitiller til Minnea=
polis' @foleltpre at inofere Sc
f%anoinabiife Sprog iom poIgfrit
Sag be6 en- eller flere al 8pens
@ejifoler."
Som allere0e ngbnt 1i61te ltQe
pol9tes paa bette Me6e &~rofesior i
Satin Deo 5tatsuniperiitetet Sobn 6.
@ronrub til 6ormon6 for cit of bonl
ielb ubnebnt @omite> bpis 0pgobe
set ifal bore at forbonole meo 8pens
Sfoleraao ON @a9en. 9enne So
mite beitoor foruoe1r at Yrofesior
@ranruo ielp, AT fplgenoe Me0Ienl=
mer:
&rof. @isle 8otbne> @bef for 6e,1
ifanoinooiife Mf6eling peo 5totsumi=
perlitetet; Frof. @icboro @urton,
Gbef for lniperiitetets engellfe Mf=
being; Mrs. s.. $. 9ubl, Tormono
2obls &uitru; &oit. 81. @anien,
S11onl,els 6anlfe lutberife Strife
Eaitor S. 6. @ultfrons, Bethlehem
ipelrif =lutberif e Strife; M0pofat &orrt
2uno; MrS. &ait. Sranf Heterion
q. e. 9%onning, &eoofter al ling:
oonmens SEN; 8. Gtoonbeiln, SO:
pe0iefretnr for uSpnner al 9fprge"
Yrof. 81. 81. Stron16erg, 2erer
Snel11f ne0 Stotsltniberlitetet; Hrof
IoniO Smel1ion al Stotsuninerli:
tetet.
Iorin0en &omliteen benpen0er liz
til Sfoleroooet, pil ser blipe of6ol0:
ct Mp0e al 3elegere6e fra Sc for
ifjellige l%fon6inopiife Goreninger
Iborpol0ie>r 9oge, 9. 8. g., pol9t'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-25
9%anit+amerifanif etepne

poo Ollerup &siifole, luxembourg,
afboloes 49, 90 Mu91it 1910.
Sn%omeloelier be6es ienot til Goritan.
Der S. g.. 8riitene n. s. a n
oers.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-25
9iltorier orr oon(6
Br6o og Smdrre6rdo.

@an CT life for 9uot pont mel
amerifanite @laoes &iitorier ON 10
lanoets @an6elss og Te6eborer. Mer
banfe 8roo1,fter bliber iom Siege
omtalt meo en- bts @eipett / Uncle
Cams &resie. = Ganiferne er nj
en9ang ~preferreo nation" for Slime
ritanerne, life Blot poa Eolbomraa'
BET, men / oct olminbelige Omobm.
npe.
S England itaor 6anife Md6pore,
6erimoo: life ierlig goot onifrenne
6og meo l1n6tagelie al Smer oe
8acor, Ser in6tager en- foretruffeu
gtilling paa oct engelife Marfeo.
Set berpntte 6onife Smgrrebre6 iD.
nes life at bore bel anifre'
bet blan0t @nglen6erne, at bemme
efter cit 8eretning ont nogle fiolleoe
8emerfninger, iom en- 9rofesior 2D=
Der pe6 l~1niperiitp College fremiatte
neo ct Toreorag / 9on6on ON 6enne
@et, og ipml I'LL nonorer rl1n6t / oen
engelife Hrisle.
San mente, at ct al Sc Snber, Der
far &o6 / SEN iterfe u6pitling !
Mnoelsbel enet / Domnort, er @en=
bcnes Gobenifab, ser bepirfer, at o.
er forneieoe mes set 6anife Smsrre=
breo. Sg Set feoer iaaleoes, at Sil=
itanoen / Ga,1n1orf efterboanoen er
blepen oen, at man Tan reiie fra ben
enc @noe al 9anoet til sen an6en
11oen at fin0e ct eneite tpnbt Wenne=
ife!!
st lfiffeligt oanlf Mugbrgo CT pr>=
iigt NOT fontmet til at iptlle en- &olle
ion1 Mgitationsmiooel UNDER 8olg=
fompogmen / England. Set 1fete paa
fplgenoe Maa0e:
gn &pntormano / &pge pil6e
operraife lin @rooer / 2on6pn beb til
Srleoften flor at ienoe bam ct font
plet 0onif Maaltio. sIt blep taget
mes lige fra ltl,pet &oal til friit
@ugbrso. 2enge penteoe ban for
gietes paa at mootage en- Sat for
@apen. @n6eltg fom ser itb1t / Sa=
nl1ar Meb6elelie fra @rooeren. San
fortalte, at Haffen bar gaaet til Ell
9anlfer / Sfotlano, og ferlt ga 6en=
ne bopoe ret11rneret 6en> bab6e Sen
naoet 8eitemmelieslteoet.
u9a bar" be60er Set / @repet,
u4jeoet 09ffet al Sfilunel og &l1g=
brp0et i%l6ell1gten6e I bpieite @ra0.
Seq negte0e 6erfor Mootagelien.
Men Hofbrsforlcn por~iffe raa0pilb.
@ou bragte Srpoet til Sslington og
los set 116itille iom @epis poo, bpor=
lebes vtplf" <ghr6o ier 116. Nlle
acknowledgements paoltonr nen1lig,
at bpis ser lngges Sfot paa &orn,
bill sen engclife MISUNDERSTANDING
fomlne til at ipiie Mllabrpo, ligelon1
Sen tpife alt aidr Set. M1t fltnoe
man 81 lc, Dpob Set bar for noget
@pineri."
Sg ioaleoes fon Mltgbre0et fra
&ege til at pirfe iont CIT ug%ri6en0e"
M%gitotion for 6ri6onoel / @nglan0-
men Set fom til at goa It's pper ST.
lferne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-25

- 6. 81. Sobnio,1, ser for 2 slar
ii6en bar @11perngr 8nrfe's Mo6=
fanoioat iom republifonif @uperngr>
&an6ioot, bar otter. a11mel6t fin @on-
bibatur for @upernsr peo set fore
ltaaen6e @alg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-25

- Mrbeioerne / &omeitate Mining
60. pe6 2eao bar gienoptaget 9lrbej-
set efter 10 tigers Streife. $500
Mano arbeioer MI / Minen.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-02-18
IN RAGE FOR GOVERNOR
Paul Classtone Formally An
nounces Candidacy.
ON PROHIBITION PLATFORM
Also Stands For the Conservation
Policy.

Following a lengthy conference at
Lewiston, Feb. 10, with prominent
Republican leaders Of north Idaho,
Paul Clagstone, speaker Of the house
and leader OF the local option forces
in the flyht which resulted In the
passage OF the present local option
law, formally announced himself n
candidate at the coming primaries
for the Republican gubernatorial
nomination.
He takes issue with Governor Brad,
In the matter OF returning the power
sites within the forest reserves TO
state control. He said:
II stand for state wide Prohibition,
being convinced that this is by far
the best method or settling the long
struggle over the liquor problem, and
believing that any other plan would
be retrograde movement This
believe to be in accordance with the
American principle of majority rule.
II am strongly In favor OF the con-
servation OF resources for the benefit
Of the average citizen. The people of
this state should at the earliest
possible moment ask for legislation
which will prevent water power sites
on these state lands from being
monopolized by private PARTIES, but
which would provide for their being
leased for term Of years under wise
regulation. l wish to emphatically
take issue with the proposed plan to
turn back the power sites located
within the forest reserves to state
control until proper legislation has
assured the conservation Of these
resources for the people.
"The recent agitation over the high
cost Of living seems to indicate thai
more adequate antitrust legislation
at the session Of the legislature
would be advisable. If elected,
shall urge such action.
II believe In revenue revision and
the reduction OF taxation to the mini
mum consistent with good govern
|, ment."
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-02-18

These are the expenses allowed in
securing the nomination only. There
is no limit fixed Of the amount that
may be expended afterward for the
purpose OF being elected.
The law does not state the time
within which this expense must be
figured. Thus, would a candidate
beginning now to lay his fences and
pull his wires for nomination to be
made two years from now, be requir-
ed to certify to all expenses created
from this date, Or for number OF
years running back? A fair pre-
sumption might be that since peti.
tions may be circulated beginning
June ~ preceding a primary, that
only such expenses as are created
after that date should count.
Every candidate for nomination
whether successful or not, must file a
sworn statement of his expenses
within 10 days after the day Of hold
ing the primary, setting forth each
sum Of money and thing of value or
any consideration whatever, contri-
buted, paid or promised by him or
any one for him, with his knowledge
or acquiescence for the purpose ol
securing or influencing or in any way
affecting his nomination for said
Office The penalty is fine and i'm.
prisonment of $1,000 or 30 days te
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-02-18
BORAH FOR INCOME TAX
Idaho Senator Urges Amendment
to Constitution.

to constitution.
Senator William E. Borah Of Idaho
took occasion in the senate Feb. 10,
to attack the position of those who
oppose acceptance by the several
states of the proposed amendment to
the constitution of the United States
which would permit the leyying Of a
tax on incomes without apportion
ment between the states.
Incidentally the senator paid his
respects to Governor Hughes OF New
York, including him in inference
among those who profess to be In
favor of an income tax but oppose
PRACTICAL measures which would per.
init its enforcement. His allusion
was, of course, to Governor Hughes
annual message to the New York
state legislature urging defeat OF the
proposed amendment on the grouna
that its language might be so con-
strued as to authorize congress to tax
incomes derived from state and
municipal bonds.
Senator Borah pictured the mind OF
the public as in state of suspicion
and discomfort toward the govern.
ment, and declared that the people
could not much longer be withheld
from radical action II taxation were
continued in protection of wealth
and IN exemption Of .'incomes which
sustain luxury and breed idleLess and
Idiocy."
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-02-18

iIotu MUuGpclIcT vi Inc leIiuFIuc
Power company plant in Bear Lake
county. No one knows how the
explosion occurred.
With but 500, 900 available OF
state funds to loan there is now on
file applications for loans aggregating
the sum OF 1924, 900. Outstanding
loans OF $1,000 are on the books
against Nez Perce county and appli-
cations from this county on file
amount to $27, 900.
Winter F. Cooper, the blind phre-
nolOgist. who has toured 10 Idaho,
Washington and Montana. has filed a
petition In bankruptcy in the federal
caurt at Moscow. His home is near
Hayden Lake. His liabilities are
$544, and his assets 1920, all Of which
are exempt.
In a recent letter to the KeDdrick
Gazette James H. Wallis, state dairy,
food and sanitary inspector, states
that the law in regard to wrappers
for butter put up for the market,
positively prohibits the marking of
wrappers with indelible pencils,
ordinary writing ink and rubber
stamps. The wrappers must he
printed.
A movement to divide Nez Perce
county at the next session Of the
legislature was formally launched at
Orofno last Saturday night. Lewis.
ton, which has always opposed
division 10 the past, is said to favor
the present move 10 order TO reduce
the county, Of which Lewiston Ia the
county seat, to size which Can be
controlled by that city's vote, and
thereby defeat the efforts to perma-
nently abolish the saloons from there.
AS result of learning to walk at
the aye Of seven months, the little
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bentley OF Clark Fork contracted a
disease OF the thigh bone. An opera
tion was performed at Standpoint last
week, the piece of diseased bone being
removed and sheep bone being put
in its place. The operation is re.
ported to have been successful. The
little girl is now l9 months old.
It is reported from Standpoint that
during the last few weeks nearly II
tons Of whlteflsh taken from Pend
Oreille lake have been shipped frou
Standpoint to points out of the state,
to say nothing OF the many tons SOLD
locally. The industry has provided
employment for nearly 100 fishermen
It is expected, however, that The
catching of whitefsh will be curtailed
by the decision of Attorney Genera
NcDougall that 1t is unlawful to sci
the fish without permit costing $40
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-02-18

Captain B. S. Osborn, secretary OF
the Arctic club of America. 10 a
letter to congress. denounces Peary OF
no.t th polar fame as a selfish egotjst"
and s.braggart.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-02-18

State auditor
State treasurer
State school superintendent
Mine inspector
County clerk
County sheriff
County attorney
County assessor
Probate judge
County superintendent
County treasurer
Member legislature
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-06-24
The Wool Market Is Bad This Season.

Overloaded with old goods appears to
be the condition with manufacturers
and dealers in woods everywhere, and
in consequence there is decided slump
in the market as compared with last
year. The prices then were from Is to
28 cents, now the very highest price
offered is 81, and the prevailing price
in all the surrounding country is 20
overly anxious to take it at that. Very
little of the present years clip has been
sold and farmers viii doubtless hold for
better prices.
Unsettled political and industrial con-
ditions in the country are lettering all
interests from branching out beyond
the bare necessities of operation and
living. The free-trade and political
agitation in congress has alarmed the
country and no sane man sees solu-
ton of the problems and will make no
investment in industrial pursuits until
the storm of unrest has passed.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-06-24
Control of Cut Worms Matter of
Prevention.

sThe use of poisons, sprays, traps
and other devices for preventing injur-
les by the cut worm are of little value
late in the season, states Prof. j. G..
Sanders, etomologist of the College of
Agriculture of the University of Wis
consin, in response to numerous COM
plants of serious damage by cut worms
received at the college from farmers
and gardeners in many sections of the
state.
The best method of controlling the
cut worm, Professor Sanders states, is
by fall blowing sod lands which contain
the insects, and frequently cultivating
the soil during late fall and early spring
as opportunity offers to expose the
pest to frosts, birds and other enemies.
Poisonous bates such as bran or clover
treated with paris green may be used
on small gardens before the season S
crop has been planted. When poisons
are used chickens and animals must be
kept out of the field.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-06-24
GAINESVILLE

An appeal will be made to the SUI
preme court from the decision of Judge
Grimm in the case of G H Weirick,
register of deeds. Mr. Weirick, by the
decision, was privileged to proceed
copying records in his office for his in
dividual use, an act which the county
board endeavored to prevent.
While walking on the Northwestern
tracks few miles southwest of here
Wednesday, Elmer Prideaux, a deaf
mute, son of Mr. and Mrs T j Prideaux
of Dodgeville, was run down and killed
by train. He was "a years old and a
student at the state school for the deaf
at Delavan.
Burglars were abroad in the city Fri
day night. They entered the tobacco
warehouse of Sanford Soverhill and the
office of the w Baker Coal company.
They used two hammers, drift punch,
small steel rod and two 60-penny
nails, having been stolen from the G,
M & st P repair shops while workmen
there were at lunch. The safe in the
Soverhill office had been left unlocked
rurposely and nothing was taken or de-
stroyed there At the Baker office
nothing was stolen, but the dial was
knocked off the safe, and the nails used
to drive holes in the sheet iron and
plaster paris, the strong box being an
old fashioned one. Ed Crane is being
held by Chief Appleby as a suspect.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-06-24
A Texas Baby Rides
On Truck Of Fast Express

A newspaper report from Calves
ton has it that baby Is months old
rode over one hundred miles on the
trucks of an express train. 1t was a
risky trip for the baby, but babies
even at home run great risks from
baby ailments, especially at the ap-
preach of summer. If there is baby
at your house, get posted on baby
needs in the way of medicines and
sick room helps, by coming into
Stappenbeck's Pharmacy and looking
over the new stock which is abso-
lutely complete in every respect from
medicines and sick room needs to
toilet articles, brushes, soaps, talcum
powders, ETC., all especially bought
for baby needs.