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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-10-26
REFUSE TO HEAR COOK
Copenhagen People Greet Him with
Jeers and Aoots.

Copenhagen, Oct. 25-When Or.
Cook, the pole finder" reached the
hall where he was to lecture. he found
tremendous crowd outside. He was
greeted with boots and jeers and
shouts OF "swindler."
There were about 1900 persons in,
side the hall, and it didn't take the
doctor long to learn that he was not
wanted. In a very short while he was
compelled to get out Of a rear door es-
corted by the police.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-10-26
MIFFLIN.
BY Miss Kathervn Gowman.

Mrs. Otto Ovitz of Linden and daugh
ter Mrs. Ira Mills and son Guerdon of
Edmund circulated among relatives
and old friends here the past and present
week
! Mrs. Bert Hall and son James came
here last week from st. Paul, Mimi,
for visit with her father James Stacey
and family. She expects to remain
here for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Gruber and
daughter Freda were visitors with
friends at Ellenboro over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Stevens of
Platteville gladdened the homes of
relatives and friends from Friday until
Monday.
George Huxtable, representing the
Dupont Powder Company, was here
from Mineral Point last week.
Adam Dolphin was Livingston cal
Ter Saturday
Miss Amanda Warne, milliner at
Rewey, is spending this week here.
The kindergarten room commenced
Monday with Miss Kelly as teacher and
Miss Irma Nolen taking charge of the
primary department
The Helpers Union Society of the
A. G. church will give a chicken pie
supper and musical entertainment in
the town hall on the evening of Nov. 4.
The r. N. A. social and contest held
in the hall here Saturday evening was
decided success and the occasion
proved pleasure to all.
Miss Gussie Jones, instructor in the
Rewey High School, was a pleasant
caller here Saturday evening.
Glenn Enloe is again back to old
Miffiin after spending the past months
in Missouri rs a member of the base
ball league.
Mrs. Theodore Olson of Barneveld
enjoyed a few days visit here at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Mary White
and with other relatives.
Lawyer M. s. Block of Platteville
transacted official business here Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. John Slack and children Aneta
and Harold and her mother in law
Mrs. j. Slack, Sr. shopped at Linden
Thursday, and were entertained at the
home of the latter's daughter Mrs. Bert
Ovitz.
Elder w. S. Bowden officiated at the
funeral of Elmer Moe at the Rock
church, near Livingston, last Wednes
day and visited over night at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs John Wonn.
Miffiin callers at Mineral Point Satur-
day were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Balm
bridge, Mrs. A. Cushman and son Fay,
Mrs. j. Held and son Edgar and daugh-
ter Edna and Leslie and John Cow
man.
Messrs. w, G. Holtz and John Held |
returned home from Milwaukee Friday
evening, where they spent the week on
Il combined business and pleasure trip |
Dr. and Mrs. j, p. Parmley and |
daughter Miss Abbie of Mineral Point |
were guests of relatives here and in |
this vicinity over Sunday.
Miss Inez Rowland had the pleasure
of visit the previous week with her
aunt Mrs. Louise Young in Platteville. |
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-10-26
Tibbitts home Thursday evening.
ABSOLUTELY Pure

Tibbitts home Thursday evening.
Richard Clayton and r. Stockdale of
Belmont are hauling lumber for the
No. 8 new school house.
Raymond James was helping Alvin
Jones last week.
Jennie Dolphin drove to Rewey
Friday afternoon.
David Williams of Dodgeville visited
John II, Jones few days last week
Lem James is hauling cement for
the new school house.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-10-26
Wilson and Folk

The Bloomington Records Governor
Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey for
president and ex- Governor Joseph w.
Folk of Missouri for vice president,
strikes us as an ideal ticket for the
democratic party for next year.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-10-26
Woman Slain In Sleep.

Indianapolis, Oct. rs. - Dr. Helene
Knabe, former state bacteriologist,
was found dead in bed with her head
almost severed by the slash of knife.
How she came to her death remains a
mystery to the police.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-10-26
The Answer is Easy.

Darlington Democrat: TaRs nomi
nation has been pre- determined by the
machine of his party. Possibly, with
Roosevelt's influence, Taft could be
defeated in convention; but Roosevelt
will shilly shally along and do nothing
to ALLEVIATE machine influence. The
progressiyes will fail in convention
then whats If the Democrats nominate
such man as Wilson, the answer is
easy,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-10-26

Editors II. E. Howe and w. H.
Thompson have revived the Prairie du
Chen Courier, which suspended publ
cation after the death of the veteran
editor W. D. Merrill The Courier
starts out well under its new manage
ment.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-10-26
Alaska Volcanoes Active.

Valdez. Alaska, Oct %. - Prospec-
tors returning from Port Wells report
that four new volcanoes are belching
masses of black smoke on the Renal
peninsula.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-10-26
Man Killed by Train.

Kendallville, Ind. Oct 25, - John
Miller was run down and killed by a
Lake Shore train at crossing In this
city,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-10-26
SAFETY AND co
REGULARITY y

vuent bonds have double the earning power,
and interest paid Just promptly. There is
nothing better. / invite Investigation by the
most conservative investor. Call on or write 10
r. ]. PENHALLEGON. JR.
Iowa Co Bank Bid. Mineral Point. Wis.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-10-26
Call at Our Stor,

and see the books we are selling at
1ec. Hanscom & Co.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-10-26

l HAN Farm
Mortgages which
n for Safety are
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-28

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ao1ler.aen.s 5rat,5 ssoleptt
lpelner aniaBun Ger &aglil1g Der
Oetegdflonen aett oen1 aipol1ten Set.
N ger Dfeher stontgsbnra slutent'
galf genoHlhen, Bot f19 enc letdte
srfaltllng suge3oge'l. ger Wonarb
nermalfe leoop dtpet Stl,noen au!
oen pe1paa nao pat aas9 lettle aolt
fere1l5ea MT oen le1tenoe'i 5taats.
mailllern ll.dN liilferbrohen A1is Der
naT1tea umgennng oes Serrlbers
eerlal,fet, . Dob o1e unpaBlId)feIf pes
perflOers pom a,r fel'ler eoea.
Ians hHo leoer y larlll 1sunef1g Aass
Sn Der WuHan grnbe bel
Der Drtiboft Deua (OTurriA bhi
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glamo sinmipriidJe.

4
Sas grtnfen lernt Der Msenit smerif,
Wiel ipdter erit bas Giien,
S'runt iDa er banfbar emit ais @reis
Has 9rinfen mid)t ergeifen.
3nntal Tim frtid) Alamo ,uinft
Sn alien @irtslpfalen
llnb es ibnt bea entsegemblinft
Sn berrliben Hpfalen.
@er einen apfel idjalt mnb lin itid)t iht,
Cine Snngfran liebt itnb iie nid1t fiiBy,
3at u a m 10 mnb id)enft nidJt Elm =
Wsit bem mmf' mol niht rid)tig iein.
Wer ieinen Surit red)t l5idjen mill,
Der trtnte BON VI a ut o ptef.
Gs tit Elm Sa6etranf fir gle
9esbalb tueitbin iein Sob eridallc.
Ses ut0rgens trinf iel aIamp,
Sd trims 5t tnittag iuieber
unb abenbs bin td5 itets bafiir,
10 8iebt mir Waut nnb 2ieber.
Bin idl trauris, trinf idJ Mlamp,
gin idj fr5blidl, trimf ids aud,
Alfp, bak ids itnmer trinfe
SIT bet mir nal 8raid,.
Gin gier,. bas s5opfen bat nmb @erite
9as lit bas aIamu,
unb ban tuir's bier friidj baben f5nnen.
Ese bin idl BAIT 10 frpb.
y arto, bu feiner Srppfcm,
4Iar,tp ., bu praf)t'ger Grant,
Cine bid t5nnt' if) nidbt leben,
Has erflar' idD hermit franf.
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Cine iuiebererite6enbe 1tniseriitat,

i ! .
Gem 8erliner Gageblatt miro ge.
idriebel1: Die 8iirger ser Rreis.
itaot Selmltebt i'm Ser5ogtum
9rannidmeig balten INNER nod ote
grinnerling ipah an bic 3eit. in Der
tire Seimatita0t Sit elmer unioer1i.
tat ipar, Die eben{o beriibmt mar
eurd ben GteiB lplo Die gittlanl-
felt ibrer 5tnoiere,,oen - Gugen.
ben, Die III friiberen Sobrbunoer.
TN betanntlid DieI ieltener porta-
kllei ais bei,te - tuie ourh oie
Gele1riplnfeit uno ben Nsilienseifer
FiArsr NrnfefioreH Darum min ,na,l
nie ate unineriitat iuieoer errid.
ten.
9er5oa sS5ulius bon graunldmeio
itiftete 1915 bic SeImite6ter Sod
|idalIe, bic am 10. Oftober 1875
init gruBeul @eprange eingelreibt
puroe Sore 8liite5eit faat in tas
iiebesl5ebnte Sabrbunoert, no Ser
Rubm Der 9eImiteoter Sulia Garu.
Iina melt iiber oie @renaen hes
8raunidiueiger 2dnohens 6rong
nno iogar in gngIa,lo uno Granf.
reid bertiinoet tpuroe. sSn Selmiteot
5eihnete Der beriibn,te gae1tsIebrer
9ermann gonring III ieinem Stan.
oaromerf aGe origine ,iiiris serma.
nici" i'm Sabre 1643 Die grunoli.
Snien Der Del1tihen Me1tsentpid.
lung, ourb Die, ipie Seinrih 9rnl.-
ner in ieiner @efdiHte oes oel,tiden
Mehts allsfiibrt, oie oamals furlie-
renoe GabeI luioerIe9t ,puroe. oab
aaiier aotbar Die alnmenbung oes
romiihen 9fedtes IN Sen @erihterr
llno oeiien offentlide 2ebre angeorb.
net babe ,lilo bic 9lbfaiiung zines
gemeinDeritanoIiden @eiesbnaes iii
oeltiher 5prade berIangt tpuroe.
Bon anheren befaln,ten profeI{oren
on Der 9eI,neoter nsllma mater"
ieiem GafeItiis, Ghrooer, Golirtlts.
Seiitar uno 9nfer ertuabnt.
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slm 10. December 1909, unter ser
Megierune oes .Yrinaen 2uitid",
oes Ro1iigs SsSerome bon WeItfaIen,
lpuroe Die 9odi1nIe aufaeboben,
uno oas i'm eoeliten 9fenailIanceitiI
erbaute llniperit1tssebduoe (sssu.
leunt) beipabrt in ieinep Nauneu
feitoest, Die Meite Der ehenoIiaeu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l(ea. 10000
81noe).
Sect babeH fih in SeImiteot eini.
ge Mdnner btfamntengetan, oje bic
uniberiitat ati neuem 0eben eripeden
iuouen. sic: ridten eirten aufrul
an Die 8iirgerldaft bon SeIm5tebt
uno oas graunihpeiger 2ano uno
boffen auf Die llnteritusuna ser
ber5osliden aMegierung. Ser @eoan.
fe, in cine nlte norooeutid)e aIein.
itaot lpieoer Die afooemiiden 9iirger
ein5ieben 81, ieben lit seipib bodlt
rei5boa = boffentlid ideitert Ser
Man niht on Dem gtat bes Ser.
oostl,ms 8raltnidneig. Wir babe,,
leioer in DeutidIano feine gari,saie
mno RodefeIler.. 4'fs,
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Giienbabn : Tabrpla1l.
5. G 6. q. gasu.

5. d Y. VI. ga5n.
sso.s Neom aoroen. Gas aDerSs
gto. s. gom Noroen. -. .6.45 mora
Mo. 7-2ocal bon Searne 1000 mora
No. -9-2ocal bon Baletine.
! =. -..:... =. =. ..1045 abenos
go. A. gon Megifo. .... .1.5o nadm.
No. 12-2ocaI bon 2areoo (semifdt)
-. =. 900 mora
Mbfalrt -.
Mo. f. Ma6 bem Norben. 1856 nadln,.
go. g. Nnh bem Norben. 100 absr1os
go. 8-0ocaI ra1 galeftine. 4. 80 mora
No. To- ggpreb uaab Searne. :.
SO. 5.,-gsa6 @aeriio. =. 100 mors' saas
SO. II -2oeal mad aareoo, (eeuidD :
9. u. & u. q. yutu.
Mntllnft
RO. f-aouiton ii 5. aiiite..
200 nadln,
SO. 8 s-souiton uno Der aiiits. !. '.' ~.
so. 5-aiiiitenitaote Ills Is : nomea ,oulta
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SO. 14s-gon asrreirrs, ,i,lr ma an "aysa' @oa
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30. 4-oorifon ilnS Der site: e. :. DDla'
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c1ei1taaen. 1925 bornt
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go. 7-@om Often. -. $3.50 nadia
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go. 8-8en 81 Yaio.. .1O.15 bornt
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Wo. 1Tgtaeb Del 9fio. 400 abe1los
gietoria Sipiiion g. S. & g. ".
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go. 235-@om Morben. .7.3O boriItiti.
go. 15-8on @aco.s. -. 300 nahn1.
No. 251-8om aoroen uno Souftcn
SO. 9 gom Nor0en. ..7:45 abenbs
Gbfo1rt
SO. 10-Na9 Dem Morben. 1000 born.
No. To- 9ah Gnitiu itlo Baeo
80. 10 -Nad Dem @oroen. 200 bornt
.yto. 8. Mad 8allas, Sort Bort9
iirl6 @aco. ...8.45 abenos
SO. 236-Mab bem g1or6en. -.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-28
Is Sabre lana aeneiuiat

ourd Elm WagenIcioen, oas Der
annit Der Mer5te ipottete uno tpofiir
ollie anaeiponoten Wfeoi5inen perge5-
lid, paren, ihien Sobn SO. Moa6ers
BON Woooersbil1e, Mif., oem gooc
gelpeibt. Gr fonnte ni1t ,nebr ar.
beiten. Seine Wndborn gaben i'm
ouf. SdlieBlih eebrou1te ih GIee.
trie gitters. idreibt er uttD Der
.tuirfte Dunoer. Sd eIie Jest gues,
mas mir borgeIest ipiro. sseDe sSIa.
ffe sorantiert. gelr Soc BET ane1
Druggiiten. st 1t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-28

oienen lo1tel1, ben gl0eltellten Ser
Sberiom Goal gompa1p lire 2obie
ousBll5ablen 0as @elb befano id,
in einenl Eadet. 3irei meitere
@elopadete, ; Die eleihialls ie $10,r
600 entbieltell, tparer bon oer 9ai,-
bitten niht benerft moroen.. Gs mar
init Der aalllos @ito Soutberr
8obn llln 6 l1br so Mintten @benos
eillgetroffen. ssron sSDiepb, meI6e
qleidseitiq oie lofale 9Ieeltin ser.
-GrpreBgeieaidaft lit, nahm eineaI
Ger Gafete, uelhes $10.523 ellt-
hielt iii Gnlpfmlg, pabrellb bic
.heioell unberen BON Ilbert Briass,.
oeln aaiiierer Ser 0rltbengefells,
ihoft, angenomlnen ipuroeu. yrau
Solpeb perlieB Die 8abnlfation gil.
crit; als iie aus Der Cir traf, bielt
ibr Elm bermuml1fer Bandit einel
&epolper Dor Dos @eiid)t, n1breno
Der 5tpeite bas @eIo perIntlgte. Sic
gob Die @eloiumme beraus, morald
iib oie beioen MG,lber in elm Bllggp
tidpangen luro eiIiglt oapon fubren.
Briggs, Ser Iid ehpa 10 5britte
binter 6rau Soienb befanb llno ben
ueberfall nit aniab, mari lMelnieit
Die beioe11 iibrigen WeIbpadete iueg.
81 er befiirdtete, baB man allb5
i'm iiberfallen iperoe. Die Md,iber1
febrten lid ieoob nidt an i'm.
Hr6iibent Saft bat bic s5aitl
@. g. @arIan'st lalo bier onoerer
@iinler, Die iid eesenludrtig i'm
gunoes 3udtballs in Mtla1tn iue-
gen Gerlebung Der y8eonage" -8e=
iese befinoell, bon Is Monaten allf
lebs berabeeiest. Solnit tperoeu
it'd Die @efangenen am i. Suit
auf freien Sub befin6en. 9arlan
iuar Weiddftsfiibrer IN einen 8ols-
iblagerlager in Glorioa.
- 9luf @mpfeblung oer Bunbes.
8erfebrs 8omnliilion bat Hraii.
bent Gait SRI. gettie gasfep i'll
Gairmount, Sllo., oie an 19. Ndrs
1910 ibre 31aiabrige Nidte al ei.
nem gabn llebereang Dor einemt
nit boiler @eihninoiateit qnfom.
menoen 3ug bon ben giienbabnge.
leiien rib, Die 2ebeusrettungsme.
oaile berlieben. &err Gait fiigte
elm Sanoidreiben Bel. SRI. GasfeD
1T is Sabre olt uno Die 5,peite Her.
,lpn iuelbe n,lter oen beltebeuoen
@eiesen Die giienbabr 2ebensret.
tunesmbnilIe erbielt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-28
ssran erbicIt auten Wat.

Weine 5ral ipoIlte unfern Sungen
gum Doftor nebnten, i1reibt 8.
GranfeI bon Gtrou6. OfIo id ioate
ober. gebrauhe Dud1ens Mrniro
Salbe uno iie bette bic BeuIe In fin.
ger 3eft. 8eriuht lie. Mur 20 Gts
bel alien 9ruegiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-28
Z a s.

Gin beonuernstpertes Dor.
fnmttis bat iib am Montag III
Sort @ortb 5ugetraaen. Cine Wolts
alenge, bic gum groBen Cell aus
balbiuiidiigen Sungen beitano,
.nabm bic ginrihtung ei,les $40.
ping Hictures Sboip1 fir Neger all
Der elften u1o Der Main Gtrabe
5lir 8eranlalluug, cine allgeluei.: .:e
Sese auf Weger 3l, beranitoIten.
Nab0em man Die Genlter in Dem
yNoDing Bictllres 5bolu" eil,ee-
lnorfert itnb oell farbigen aaliierer
nisbanoelt bqtte, sog Der Weob 6urd)
Die @e5ddftsitraben Ser Staot.
priigeIte Die Neger, oeren er babbaft
meroen fonnte, ourd, orong aud III
berihieoene SaIoons uno @eid1fts.
bduier 6inein iino bolte bic bort
angeitelten gieeer beraus, iagte bin.
ter anoern Negern Der, fur3 lette
eine regulare 9tegerberfolg,,ng III
S5ene, bci Der nur oas eine in Ser.
numbering iest, oaB nibt cine Sin.
5abl Neger totgeibIageli ODER CT.
iboiien iporben iit. Ser llnfug
oauerte mebrere 5tunoen. Die 9e.
BORDEN fhienen madtlas gu Iein ooe-
feine 2uit 5u babel1 iih IN Die Sa-
fe gu milhen. Wie aus oen Depe-
iden berDorgebt, mar Der @eidafts.
tell Sort @prtb's ftilnoenlana Der
Biafiir elmer Motpopbanbe preiseee
geben.
Gin Mann Wamens S. 8entes
IN Boint ssiabel fam in elmer
Diebsfalle unt Die er ielbit IN iei-
mem Sauie eingeribtet batte. Gr
batte cine 0oppeIldufige gdrot-
finite 10 angebraht, 6aB lie iid ent-
laoen muBte, ipenn sSenlanb bic 9iir
slI ieinen 2agerrdiimen offe1lte, Of
ne beitinrnte 0oriihts,nosregeln
on5litpetloen Dieier 9age ipollte er
ielbit in ben 2ngerranm geben,
pergob babel Die Sale, offnete he,
itig Die Cir uno empfina oie gait.
sc 2aoune Der 6linte in 8ruft uno
Sdulter Gr itarb 5ebn Minntel,
fpoter.
Sssn Senoerion muroe Der De.
putpiberiff Derrineton BON eine.l,
gfeger gsamens McGarter, ben er
5uiammen nit einem anoern gae.
ger nab oem @ef1ngnis franspor.
tieren poIlte, init eineln Meiier III
Die sfulter geitohen uno fhper
beriuunoet. Die gleeer entfIober,
tpuroen aber fp1ter tpieoer einge.
fangen. gs berrift groBe Gufrc.
ntne i'm Ort.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-03-29

AND POLITICS
Roosevelt Speaks in California of
the Public Servant and the
Eighth Commandment
CAPITAL AND LABOR TOLD
TO CLEAN THEMSELVES
Corrupt Business Men Who Give
Graft Are Treated as Severely
as Are the Receivers of Corrupt
Money

BERKELEY, March 27.-A crowd
again taxed the resources Of the cap
acious Greek theatre of the Univerr
sity of California to hear Theodore
Roosevelt continue his lecture series
today.
1.-THE Public Servant and the
Eighth Commandment" was the SUBJ
ject of today's preachment ana there
were many who read into Col. Roose-
velt's stirring remarks a special re-
ference to the conditions in San
Francisco that resulted in the recent
graft prosecutions. While excoriat-
ing the corrupt public servant, the
speaker dwelt with like severity on
the public, which he claimed was
primarily responsible for corrupt Of
ficials and he devoted particular at
tention to graft givers as we'll as to
graft receivers.
Graft Givers Scored
In speaking Of corrupt capitalists
he said that II business can't be run
without submitting to blackmail or
If business is of a kind that can't be
done except in the dark, II say get
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-03-29
WANTS RANCHERS TO
OBSERVE WEATHER
Government Official Here Says
the Data Will Prove to Be of
Great Value Hereafter

There is every reason why ranchers
who are interested in the govern
ment frost service should enter into
communication with Thomas Roger
Reed. the weather bureau official. at
the Commercial club, as he can point
out excellent reasons why those in
terested in smudge pots and frost
protection should take temperature
observations in their orchards and
report them. 1t may be that there is
a difference of three degrees of tenn
perature between the weather office
sub station and some orchard half a
mile distant. This difference is one
of the facts that the observer wants
to know. and 1t may prove of vital
Importance to the orchard owner.
BY accommodating the weather stat
istics this year and succeeding years
the time will soon come when the OBJ
server here will be able to tell the
Individual orchardist just what the
conditions will be in his particular
area.
Already a number Of the orchard
owners have communicated with Mr..
Reed to have their thermometers
tested and have received from him
Instructions as to the character Of the
data he is desirous Of obtaining from
then.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-03-29

Cleanup" day will come soon. DR..
Thomas Tetreau, city health officer,
is heartily in favor of not only, ma
king it cleanup day" but would de-
vote considerable portion Of an ad-
ditional part of the whole of next
week to cleaning up. In his opinion
the matter is one which here, as else
where, should be attended to with
care and not sighted. He would like
to have much of the cleaning done
during the week preceding April 8,
the official date. for the reason that
there would undoubtedly be a con-
gestion Of the work if it were post
poned and an attempt made to ac-
comDlish everything at once. By cart
ing all the refuse possible to the city
garbage dump during the week, the
wagon and team capacity of the city
would not be overtaxed.
The necessity for thorough clean
ing up of the rubbish of the city IL
apparent and that Notwithstanding
the fact that North Yakima is per-
haps in as good condition from a
sanitary standpoint as any other city
in the state at least.
A fight is to be made to keep the
unclean housef1y from getting toe
much of a foothold this spring, and
that can only be done by taking the
situation as it is. and not delaying.
The health officer desires to impress
upon all the necessity of cleaning up
around the barns where stock of diff
ferent kinds has been kept during
the winter. and to have all rubbish Of
whatsoever kind cleaned up and
hauled away.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-03-29
J1y in Case of Attorney Against
Fire Insurance Company On
iy Out an Hour
ATTORNEY BOUNDS
SERVES AS EXAMPLE
Snively Says Associate Has More
Fancy Vests Than Bruff DEM
snstrating 1t Not Improbable
for Man to Own So Many

After two. trials, which resulted in
his favor but were reversed or sent
back for retrial by the supreme court.
John Fl. Bruff, the well known at
torney, was given verdict for $500
against the Northwestern Fire Insur-
ance company, of Seattle, by jury
in the superior court. The amount was
for insurance on the plaintiffs house
hold goods and clothing. In addition
are the costs of the three trials, which
will have to be paid by the case to
the supreme court. if a new trial is
not granted.
The jury, which received the case
Saturday evening at II o'clock. was
out only one hour. returning a sealed
verdict, which was opened by Judge
Prehle Monday morning. at the re-
uest Of Judge Kaufman. before whom
the trial was had.