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The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-10-13
1913

NOTICE TO HUNTERS
Hunting on my premises strictly
forbidden under penalty, and all
those disregrding above notice will
be prosecuted.
P 1911 G.. F. INGLIS.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-10-13

For cut flowers, wedding bou-
quets and funeral designs send to
Kalispell Gardens, Kalispell, Mont,
Duncan's Addition, Phone 112,
Three rings. 1-27-11
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FOR RERT--4-room nicely furnished
house. Apply Mrs. j. Duncan. 1913
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WANTED-An apprentice girl. EDITH
FEE, Millinery. 9-25
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Not Sure Of IL.

She-They say that there is a fool In
every family. Do you believe that!
He-Er-well. hardly like to say.
I'm the only member Of my family
Chicago News.
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and commence looking like man
who knows what's what in toggery.
A pair of plain or fancy suspenders
will be a good start to the bracing.
Then lay in a stock of our new
shirts, collars. neckwear, etc. The
first time you put them on you'll
feel like q different man and you'll
look like q good sight better one.
Mabry & Wilde,
Gents Furnishings.
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Business Locals
Depot Restaurant.

Our service the best; our meals
can't be beat.
Try our Is cent dinners served
from II A. M. to 3 p. M. daily.
$3.50 cash buys q $500 meal
hook.
Private Dining Room.
Chic ken Dinner every Sunday.
H. G. LYCAN, Mgr.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LOST-Belt with gold buckle, between
Lindell hotel and laundry on First st.
Please return to Mrs. Duncan. 1O-R
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-3-room shack at Lakeside.
So per month. Mrs. M. X. Murphy.
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FOR SALE-National cash Register and
Computing scales. Apply box 233,
Whitefish, Mont. 9-22
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FOR SALE-Cash register. Inquire a
this Office. a-s2
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-First-clas wood heater and
sideboard. Apply Harry Smith. 1O-0
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FOR SALE .16-foot, auto top, 2k horse
gasoline launch. See Geo. .Blume at
Matthews store. 1O-R
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-22
MAHOGANY POLISH

Mahogany can be given n good
lustre by wiping off with cloth
wrung from cold water and rub.
bling to high polish with a dry
cloth. II should DO rubbed at least
half an hour.
DO not bo tempted TO expert.
ment with every furniture polish.
Never use anything on woodwork
that you do not know all about.
Doing over ruined furniture Ia
costly aud varnish Is easily hurt.
A reliable polish is made from
equal parts OF olive oil, vinegar
and alcohol.
This should be rubbed In with
one WOODEN cloth and polished
with another.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-22
Winners i'm Star Contest
Four Dinners Fifty Cents

winners in The stars latest contest have been chosen and
consideration. There were 50 many equally good menus
GAG w ssfueu 10 pick the really best from
hN esvsr aking an things into consideration. the Judges
- eslr best in awarding the ten prfoa Many OF the
das ~ nrtees taking the prices
na. careful housewife purchase toodaufs al the
4 saSh w.
es which are tickets the Thursday evening
- 81 the Orpheum theatre. viii be aG The star oce and
call for them time Thursday
> ~ 10 hours IN the morning and in the afternoon.
$3.50 ,esarinx Is list OF prise winners
-. sr,r.-Mra N. ~. Seymour 3oe5 AM Nv.
49, prixe-Mrs. O. c. Souio. Ravenna PARK.
49, erse-Mrs Archie Marston, 9324 Third ". w.
.sA prlre-Mrs p. NJ Stanley, sooo First av. ~ e.
Ia prirs-Mrs oseo Dine, park place,
go a ersre-Mrs C. l. Lind t42t assh
sss.,A pvlre-Mrs. o. ~. Donaldson, 1908 2sth
$40 prxe-Mrs V. NJ Place, 4b2e Eastern
80 pr,se-Aara. 3. b. Warren. a22 z. 10th st.
-..ss prsxe-Ars n. Q. Larned 3oi WeStiake.
rssasxsug are the prHeSinninE menus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-22
HOOK for PULLING Candy.

Pull taffy over a meat hook fast
enod 10 the kitchen wall You will
find the taffy pulls more quickly
and Is more flalky when cold Taffy.
unless filled with many air cells, Ia
tough. Only by pulling the taffy
until It hairs" can excellence be
insured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-22

dinner az a small coat II one looks
Ia the vegetable rather than the
animal kingdom for the material
The above menu Ia nutritious aud
tasty. aud can be furnished az the
average cost Of i2h cents per
head. The green grocerH at the
markets will gladly make up a
sack OF several different kinda OF
vegetables for nickel. and q n
not necessary to buy cents worth
of each. The salad dressing. OF
course. costs more than tho above
figure 10 make up. but this amount
IN the recipe lower down on the
page will last a full week. and the
5 cents charged against Il for one
meal In the list Of expenses IA very
conservative. Rice IL inexpensive
and sustaining. and favored with
the curry aud tomatoes forms a
main dish that Is both filling and
healthful These. with tho bread.
butter and berries. make up q sim.
pie. wellbalanced dinner. and one
that contains all the needed Gle.
menta OF food for the welfare Of
the body.
Salad.
Slice several firm radishes. few
green onions. with a portion OF
tomato on a bed Of ribboued let.
tuce Pour over dressing and
serve.
Salad Dressing.
Beat the white and yolk Of | egg
together. Add l heaping table.
spoonful Of flour. level table.
spoonful OF mustard. level table.
spoonful Of sugar. level teaspoon.
fmi OF salt. and mix Thoroughly
Add cup of vinegar and l cup Of
water and cook for 10 or rs min.
utcs in double boiler. stirring
constantly the while Take from
the stove and add enough butter OF
olive oil 90 thin Il TO the desired
constituency Tho sugar may or
may not be used. according TO
taste.
curried Rice ard Tomato.
Boil y eupfui Of rice in a
double boiler until nearly done
Then slice In several ripe tomatoes
and add a level teaapoonful Of
curry powder. salt and pepper. and
cook until the tomato Is done and
the mixture nicely blended serve
hot in a vegetable bowl
Strawberry psmaak.
Pick over the berries and set
aside the finest ones. Crush the
others and sweeicu with sugar 10
taste. then add the reserved Der.
Fiss and serve in individual dishes
MRS. r. NJ. STANLEY.
1905 First Az. NJ H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-22

Brussels net Ia much used In
making labota. stocks aud Dutch
collars.
One Of the newest Developments
OF the peasant idea Is the dress fash.
Toned on lines Identical with the
coat suit.
Practical little striped Bingham
froeks for tiny folks OF two 10 four
years are IN Russian style. or with
a long French waist and full Killed
skirts In bright or dark Colors.
There IL a craze In Paris for Per
sian and cashmere chiffon scarfs
bOrdcred with marabout in natural
or dyed colors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-22

The dessert might seem 20 be
a little out Of proportion. but
the meat and vegetables proved
very satisfactory aud II seemed
worth the while TO save on them
and have a dainty, aeasonable des.
nert The onions were basted with
dripping from bacon iustead OF but.
tee and the bread vas made at
homo.
MRS. u. II. DONALDSON.
"iSo3 goth Az. r."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-22

- nanan IN saited wHtss 2na " hrn
- sI4ee n c1ataf ~ large eiAttrf
- ss-rsaad gtIh mashed psfafass
"a. asnsssns 81 \ ms miiN. pepper
= - Esii4 tnssnx sasi peuf
=. $50 - aatsfas fftturs fsaFea
~ sz-sa.A raf IN salad drusalns uas
- ~nrn sap - miik. Aaa vinegar
- ~ aa4 psaper Heat ana esas
~ pssro'atoF. % Do nsg nssa an
- ~ ~ sefsee-
'fsws Truly.
MRs n. II. SEYMOUR.
~ All Az. Aiki Point. City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-22
0nthia6reys
ot4orS

Dear Miss Grey. WIN you please
tell me how 20 make fruit punch Z
should one serve waters with ~
MRS A. II.
A Following are three delicious
recipes for fruit punch. and waters
would be very nice served with
either Of them;
Fruit Punch.
boil one cup OF water and two
cups OF sugar for five minutes. add
one cup Of strong tea, one quart can
81 grated pineapple, the juice uf sta
oranges and six lemons. one pint 81
canned Strawberries. one cup 81
maraaohlno cherries and dilute With
Iced water 20 suit the taste.
Crate one small pineapple. add
two cups OF raspberry Juice. Juice Of
one lemon. juice 81 one orange.
two cups OF sugar and four cups Of
water.
To one quart cold water use two
.cupa sugar. one half cup lemon juice.
one cup orange iuioo. one cup pine
apple juice II the water and sugar
are boiled 10 form a strip aud al.
lowed 10 cool before adding fruit
juices. Il ia much nionr. II you have
canned cherry or strawberry juices.
they add to the flavor. when you
make the quantity desired. pour Il
over ice. and add a few slices Of
banana. orange and lemon. and a
few oandicd cherries. II IL then
faAdV 10 aaFga
Dear Miss Grey. Win you kindly
give me a recipe for taking green
grass stains out Of fine wool goods
so Il will not take the color out of
the g0odAY ANXIOUS.
A -Chioride % lime solution vii
take green grass stains out OF white
goods. bat would probably take the
color out OF cuiored goods II u in
a cloth that can be washed. soak
the stains IN common black mo
iaaaes and then wash out with
water. and you vii ind the stains
have disappeared
Dear Nilss Grey: VIII you kindly
tell me through the medium Of The
Seattle Star the best method 10 can
plueapplca. and oblige a brand neN
HousEkEEPER
A. Remove skin aud eyes Of
pineapple. cut in cubes. dlscarding
tho core. Aliow one.thsrd lta weight
In sugar. add tbrre cups OF water to
each pound u sugar noii sugar
and water together 10 minutes.
then cook a small quantity Of the
fruit ri a time until soft. PHI jars
with fruit. put Ia strip and seal
Immediately
Dear Miss Grey | should BE- more
than pleased n you could give the
an answer % shc following question
! am a young man ~ ~. born by a
second marriage snd the lounges,
% Hnxru Ny father Was left with
two daughters by a former mar
rage. who are both married and
have sons ard daughters. Now
shat I want 10 knpa IL. would II bcI
right for me 90 marry one Of the
daughters Of my half sister,
LovEsIcK.
Most certainly It would not
D. right. even n allowed by iaw
The sons and daughters ~ your
BALI sisters are nearer 10 you In
blood relationship than first
cousin would BE-,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-22

- d submit the following
= ! 5ocent dinner for four
I I. rsn.ess which the Star II
bay my meat vege-
-. a. Al the Market and lud
= - dinner can be easily pre-
* he stated amount.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-22

Tetai s-srss-sst.sstt ts-s+s sk7Ft9
Thr potpfs 10 naas with dumplinEs
FIuatfrK Island fahcl on stfsN-
berries fle hoxi .....ss-s..+t.. .ftA
The Fgaafinz fsiaad consists ~ ! egg &c.
reg &c
BY trading NJ the market and
watching for bargains" one can
get things AZ reduced prices. When
see anything cheap that ] use
much OF | lay In a supply
MRS. OTTO DIMES.
Park Place. City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-22

1 nfunfzs the markets when
~ xsssble. getting enough In
10 szy II vegetables and fruits 20
|k - ior some days at a time /.
tx Aey such staples as sugar. cot.
IA hmr and rice Ia quantities.
|esnAE naking quite a saving. The
&inFssx menu can easily be
y-vsx ior 50 cents In a sufficient
pmnT 10 make q very filling
~ iar four hungry people,
xaftfn Stew
naltsfed neeta
Le4fufe AaiAa
neiisa Hrs H3fh naialns
hfts4 Batter
faaffNu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-22

This sketch shows a quaint little
street costume for late spring and
summer wear. II Is made Of cream
colored serge and has an embrosd.
cred girdle IN rose, lavender and
green silks. The low cut neck and
the short sleeves with which long
gloves are worn. are both character
lstic of the newest gowns,
The broad sweeping cream-color.
ed loghorn hat Is faced with black
satin. and trimmed with fluffy
black fancy feather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-22

Eighth Prize.
Clam ugath
Mock paeh vita THROWN draw
NhN uAksA pasatnaa
tsettugs Hslaa sailed Wafera
nsiird spinach.
strawberry Wharsraka Csfe Nair
one peuad sna half % nam.
hufEpf sfaak .s.t-...trsa.s.r.s IL
pne hau leaf stale TREAD enc
aul19s Pepper sna salt 80 BE-
ueaH ihls loaf etth ntaaf4 .44.s 90
faUF potatoes ..++.t...r....ss. eos
NuHr heaan lettuce .,-s. ......sss 81
Stated waters ans Frrush dfra.s
tux faF isftafe .s.s..s......s.- .af
Tvs aat aHr- hair pounds sgfnarh rs
one ard one nAir teas % affams
hsrrtss. aud auEsF far Same ..t 80
uua half loaf - bread ..a..ss... 80
Coffee. ersafn ana s1MAf s.... ais
ahafteahna-f e cHrz fi@sff aHaffs
salna MALTA. les pos Oct And
Tour for trown EFaFf t.ts..t+s go
Nsaf1 hF@th ststsstfsstsst sstssss seB
hHtfsr ssr.ss ss+tfs-ssssssrssssfs %
AntA ttss#tss#ss.tstftssss t#s 50
All vegetables IN above msna urfs
iaksa trasn nv eva garden.
MRS. ID. NJ. PLACE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-22

This is what my husband calls
good. substantial dinner. and he
ought 10 know:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-22

Seventh Prize.
This mcuu Satisfied four hungry
ana also rather particular people
for dinners"
neet broth With Croutona
Italian rta
TAXED Potatoes
atuffna OHlana
Cold Wiaw
Peach Delight with Nut Waters
Cheese Coffee
lifuth from meat t4stt4.........te.
Aeat tef pie turvk1 tt.tss..sss.. 10
ttt.tNNe tttttttf tftststsssss. 90
,ahhANe ,.tttt.t tttst4st..s..as. .nu
NtnrEtF tait. pepper ........... OF
nniens Go stuff and little for pio aa
Reaches tfauFI .......4+..... eH
MafahuaalloWa Tor centera n
peaches ..... 81
Cheese "a tgifls Toe tho aalanal .os
bread fNf table. and state bite Tat
crautens aaa 10 stuff aniana 0a
Hhttgf faf table and 90 make
Carrot and riee Tor nir ...... ai
Naftrr arhiiltnEs, at tte ". .,... .ag
easat - coffee. peaches aud 10
Miik for waters AID a little TOE
vas e,,th ~, .,,,s -. VI
sAferas fl9ur and = few peaRufa
Fea NaAnfa stss.ssssssssssssssf %
ANsAA sFtssssss+ssssstt %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-22

80" NA#+A ttH H"N AHHAaA
MRS. u. II. PLACE
ts36 Eastern Az.
Ninth Prize.
"neing a housekeeper OF a large
family. and a. buy everything In
large quantities and pay cash. feel
safe In submitting the following
Cream rsssia Soup
ch,epsa ls~sf ~l'h Mia draw
Home snsfa uas Rolls Batter
basssFsd heats nirs FWdaiua
Tea
Potatoes tsr all g. dried beet
Ilslls iss. .ppls. is sanana, g..
niss' fss sss iss. sugar -.
pests Is, rsa. se. sa,s.s. %.
u9ar. tAe t....ss...t+.t+ttss INV
fetal ................... 80 50
MRS r. a. WARREN.
So +. 18th 81
Tenth Prize.
'sTha following dinanr was cooked
for our family II four people. I
have my own food chopper. 80 pre-
pared my own mcathaiis They
we're delicious made my own
bread. cut tho tops or tbs young
bests and had a nice dlsh OF bret
greens and also bad enough for
picked beeta. This Is my dinner
meuu."
cfas Nectar
Crackers
t.iitis Nses CLAIMS wtsh Drawn nuasss
Maas waifs uish ufoma Wravr
fiaNsa Potatoes. Battered Hfris
Hest UFasna ftadtsans itrkls1 HsetH
firr8d ant N4ftnr
iianana snoN.
Tea
dos stauts Sec piera 81 STEAK
ard nmfh ea ra4at ......s.. ss - 20
Potatoes Sc bssfs s.. aalsns 81.
Faaiahss so ..............+. stik
viasKar i4s. bread isr fiosr fos
ETsFV e G ..s..ss-. ..s....... .a1N
ssIs ana pepper &c. crackers so.
~ baaaass g. whites u } ssss
Batter for table. CLAWS and bssts IS
Sugar f1F table ana dessert ..... sax
TosEi ..........-......... % -
MRS II. d. LARNED.
30li Westlake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-22


MRS. b. c. souLE.
hssnra Park.
Third Prize.
Beef assp Potatoes
Noaiiss
Rrsaa and Butter
Ara4tsrries and cream
Coffee
~ ssx a. -
- % ~ ats - uatsr tao
Nh saH ard pepper. remove
~ zszl and add thlfksnlng
4tassp4oas a. flour and
9ts<s water % thin eat. fel
~ 81 tbs aeadies "a sxE and
mssh nenr a. car - Rnrksd
- = 10 cot ane cut IN z-inch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-22
To Close Out All
New Discontinued
Makes of Player

generally REMEMBER this sale the Inter
Tor Player mechanism practically costs you one cent II
far a profits GIVEN AWAY ANOTHER IMPORTANT
ITEM OF SAVING le THE TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS WORTH OF
MUSIC ROLLS ABSOLUTELY FREE. FREE MUSIC EXCHANGE
The house Of Kohe Chase never does anything by halves IN
order make this aound record breaking sale not only
prices asked but
iivey give you FREE MUSIC ROLLS.
impossible within the scope advertisement to give
full OF marvellous reductions this monster Mr. and
Piano Buyer duty to yourselves and consider
Avenue
yourselves how Koher Chase simply upseing all
tabished prices This breaking protective price system
prices every music certainly has
point that the trade journals estimate
and sells twothds rs Of 100
shipped from Eastern factories the Pacific Coast
and Northwest states.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-12-09
Temporary Heat Quickly

bsf yQg sxE sop % thinE Of tie many Yeys In which
pefect o. vaae9 Myoe wintsoeeep viii yoNf via
ccy opsa as 70. cen sst hest ca 81 AessR
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-12-09
PRIZE RING FATALITIES.
Aprscsdentsd Number Of Deaths Dur
) Ina Year 1910.

Aprscsdentsd Number Of Deaths DuF.
; Ing Year 1910.
In all the history OF the prize ring,
from Tom Cribs time down to the
present time, there has never been re-
corded In a single year anything ap-
preaching the number Of deaths d.
rsctly due to boxing contests that
have occurred thus far this season.
The death at Presque Isle, Maine,
q Billy Dunning, one of the few box
ers who could point to draw with
Jack Johnson, the worlds heavyweight
champion, made the sixteenth fatality
In the prize ring in 1910. while theirs
are at least two other boxers nov
lying at this point in hospitals, one
being the veteran. Andy Daily. famous
ten years ago.
These fatalities of the prize rims
have extended from the eastern coast
OF Maine to the Pacific ocean, and a
far south as Bluefelds, Nicaragua
where q corporal in Uncle Sans serv
Ice met his death In a friendly contest
with the gloves. In the past, two OF
three deaths In q season from boxing
have been suficient to attract general
attention. while many years not Q
single fatality has been reported.
The total Of sixteen to date in 1915
Is unprecedented. In the majority Of
instances the victims have been ex
perienced boxers, whose injuries wer'
received In scheduled bouts. before
recognized fight clubs"
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-12-09
Or. WARREN nlES.
Rector Of Trinity Church, New Or
leans, Passes Away.

Rector Of Trinity Church, New Or
leans, Passes Away.
Rev. DR.. Beverley e. Warner. rector
Of Trinity church Of New Orleans, and
one Of the best known Episcopal cler-
Symen Of the country, died at his
home In that city Sunday. The imme.
diats cause OF his death was heart fall
ure, following a brief attack of Ia
grippe. The announcement from Trin-
~ pulpit to the congregation that
their pastor was dead brought forth
q touching manifestation of grief, men
and women weeping audibly.
Or. Warner was born In Jersey City,
n. J., October IA, 1885. He was or
dsined a minister Of the Protestant
Episcopal church In 1879. He was for
some years rector OF st. Stephens
church 10 Philadelphia, and had been
Daator u Trinity church. New Or.
ieAh1, fof ffAhy years. In addition 70
Gs kktkiniAents IN the church, Dr..
WarntS was weli kno@n q an author
Cd htsf1ky 6AA seciSlogic&I topics
A9pks Ats Sfitinsf are: iia
s1feESAA1 Wns1euss o novel; -Nhx
- H3e1asf q eAaasGpeaev's RlSss'
~ - SeAe - - Ae44sn liza
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-12-09

Al. n. Woods. one of Amd
nous Theasrical ManaE1,z.
my standing order for one fn's
key and one oc gwediGh FuneS
I propose 10 be . stsady cuslc
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-12-09
SUGAR RlsT Hl& |.
Int b Bed
c0InbiRatiel. =
saERA KI WekklkR

euls 10 Rspsessa -. Rsnk In Import.
snes, WRb 1hsee Il staqtef9 on
essspssf ana sRS hmSeissh fsssess
SsmSlay, now ts6dSHt. - ''''
a dispatch from New York says:
Tns tsdefsi sovernfneht has begun
SeS Of tn most important aSEtcas
skasnsk greet corporations, ThicA are
90 70 have .sieaated the gksfsaAn
ea1l.trust NV. Henry A. Wise. Unitea
6latas district attorney, Aled In TIA
OAitsA States district court fOr thA
southern district Of New York q refir
sioa asking for the dissolution q TIE
American Sugar Refining eompany and
twenty-nine other corporations. which
compose the so-callef sugar trust
The petition charges an illegal com
bination in restraint Of trade and ASKS
from the court relief In whatever form
may be necessary, including recsiS.
ership II deemed advisable.
The thirty companies COMPOSING the
sugar combine have an aggregate cap
italiEstion OF $3.50. 100000 and control
q large percentage Of the output Of
sugar in this country. The combine 10
able, the government alleges, to nK
prices arbitrarily. The petition
charges that for years the companies
have violated the Law and have op-
pressed competitors and ground them
out of existence. Railroad rebates and
customs frauds are mentioned a. de-
vices which were employed to raise
the combine to the commanding posi-
ton which It occupies at present
The present suit, which 1t Is esti
mated will be IN the courts for two
years before a final adjudication Il
reached, 10 the result Of many weeks
Of preparation. District Attorney
Wise made his investigation under the
directions Of Attorney General Wicker
' sham and spent several days in Wash
tnGtop In comforting with the attorney
general on the final plans.
The suit is expected to rank In i'm
portance with those Of the government
against the Standard OH company anC
The American Tobacco company
which are now pending in the 81
2Iefao court,
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-12-09

Preparing 20 Lsek his Best.
Rastus-For the love Of hebcn-
sambo. what fer you cot you au's
pautx turned wrong ode beforenos!
KAssbo-Sk Ebfgh NIX co. rsgpd.
ESuI l.. rs iuvited . &rveh retep
80 lsu,Eht. pd - setlinf De bsiee
d Sd - ~
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-12-09


A ~ s1 q - $685. a
aS - az<2laak
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-12-09

Aunt RacheI-l zee you've patched
= up with Archie. and hes comipg
hare again oftsnnr than ever. sHSF
esked roo b marry him any 4nt&
hasn't he! Mis- Mandy-0h. de- ~
.sunfy. but suppose he hastsgh9 -
my times b marry HIM " ~ ~p
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-12-09

Cliff Gordon, the German Senator" the
actor manager who has made the world
laugh, Gays: Have never had better II
quOrs OF at better prices. l carry them ev
erywhere with me-
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1910-12-09

Bobby North, one Of ths stars Of the Fol-
lies Of 1910. says: 81 don't believe ever
had such good whiskey NJ your Private
Stock. How can you sell It for the
priceF"