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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-30

IR nanluuo1ey-Net1se g ~ 11se1s
~ = Cse111sgs
In the Distslet Court q ~ Unltod
statss tor Tie D1slxlet e oeooso.
I'm HaAkrupteyl
h The Matter of Dss1as1 o oplnhs
Bankrupt. ,.lsi
10 crsditogs Of Bernard Q. oDlnh -
County oe xlanaeh. poI1s1et
ASogoeald: M q
Notice u hereby given thae q ~
loaA day Of October, ION. Bernard
G. SPHINX was duly aAtudsed Z baAlk-
supt. and that the Asst nee11lg e ~
creditors WIN, ~ hsl1 q ~ ~ -
y. Q. Rutsnis. vsleseo e a1ovo eoost
~ hanhsuDeey. = u1a1ns1A UhlN ~
|gsn. h dsRief afegesaid. = DooVolD<
|bse <tA. 1919. q : e'slesk d. -, ~
which tlne ese1i>egs nv a11ol1s
prove tAslr slaine - aDDolRb . 1g1es
~. ssanine the honkyuDo ~ t1Din-
oct such otAer buslnaos - ~ DeoG
srly eone hetpge ~ uoofl1G 4
J. q. 1uxDNo, e
Rseeeeo II - o|RnDoqv. ]. &
J0snPH = KnlsT. A>oqp1eQ ~
DaAkyuDt o k
ep ~ s w y 4 ia K. 4. ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-30
MISC El.LANHOUs

sral msrchsndiss store Of b. G. spink
at klamath Agency. klamath county.
Oregon; also all that restaurant prop
erty, consisting Of chairs, tables.
dishes. linen. knives. forks. spooas.
silvsrwass. cooking utensils. stoves.
and such - is usually kept aad used
- . restaurant. including nxturss and
the building Situated upon the unitsd
States government sssssvstioa h
Klamath Agency. klamath oounty.
Oregon. and comnonly known - D.
G. 0pink's restaurant.
Said nortsass bslas givsa to -
'eure Tie payment os ons certain pson-
lssosy note for the suo Of eight thou-
sand (ea.ooe.oeD dollars. dated spoa
December s. 1914. and payable % or
before July I. 1913. bsasias istsssss
At the rate Of seven 81 PER cent pr
snnum uatil pail.
That intsssst haG aee1ued upsa ssi1
note In ths san q fear hun1rs1
eighty. and sixty-nve oss-husdrs1ths
(e4se.ss) dollass; that The amount
Of principal and iatsrsse noe Cue. aal
owing upea said nets b sight theu-
sand four hundssd eighty. and sixty-
nvs ons-hundrsdths (es.4so.ss) doI-
lars: that no part Of the principal o.
interest has been paid sxcspe The san
Of nine hundrsl ninsty-eas (oeo1.ee)
dollars; that there = aow dns an1 o..
ias upon said note ana mortgage h
principal and Interest. the sen of ssv-
- thousand fouP hundred siGAty-nins
and sixty-avs eas-Aunlrs1ths (o5.-
tSe.eSl dollars.
Nov. therefore. !. \. Q. 0plak. hnvs
taksa pesssssiea a ~ pesDsssy hsse-
inbssoes asssribeA II this netiee. ~
have sasees1 10 losss1ess u ~
mertGAss - = provi1sd by ths tsfns
and covenants Of sai1 nostgass %,
forseloes IL sa1e b. alveet1eensnt.
By advsFtisiag the sals o. he sai1
personal property for The psrto1 -
two wssks II The ''Hvsains Hseal1." .
priatsd. publishe1 anl cir
culaAsd in The county Of klamath. .and
stats Of Oregon. and 10 ssll said prop
srty at public auetioa ~ giving two
weeks notice Of the sale Of said psr-
'onsl property. the said public auction
10 bs held at klamath Ageacy st the1
hour Of 10 o'clock upon the 18th das
Of November. 1919. and out Of the
moneys arising therefrom such sale.
10 retain and pay the said sum above
and interest aforesaid. an6
III charges touching the saas. and
Including Q reasonable sum - eoun-1
vol fees Of atty (eso.oo) dollars. rsa-
1sring the ovssplus. u aAy unto the
aid mortsasor. B. G. optnk.
B. O. SPHINX.
9. n. ONEII.L. Attorney fer Mostaess
r. @. spink. 3e-3wh
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-30
stNERAl NOTICES s


Co0 UsvVsv
~ saesptieaai oportuaity 70 Sesrsd
. I'VE local business naa vto dsliv'
- soods 10 buya brand Usv i.soa-
oesa1 dslivssy trsck q e1etosy cost
meek ordinarily costs 1Sso. i.v's'
uoats this oess u . Aers modern.
seeaeniesi delivery ssstsn appeals
As truck I'M take ne place Of two
.vs-he'ss teams. AAersss Truck CO..
hvsaing Herald. ' 3e.1e-Slh
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-30
.E ONZIIME {

The honorable Sty council was six
minutes late In reaching the council
meetiss. Hence the city's business
had to suRss.
Nor.i-Mr cts.eii.aa. bay -
OF those fise Howard wasclso Of
Fraak y. UPp. IL sswssss. ard Be %
time.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-30

Al BARRIERS holdias psrmiss IRON,
~ state board Of barber sl4miasss
4 Oregon. Who reside h klamath
~ Lake counties. are bsrssy sosi.
~ 70 appear q KlamaM Pals. Mon.
~. November >th. 1919. for tho
psspess Of bsias ssauasasd - 10 their
qualifications - bssbsrs. Any sad
~ sssbsrs Aeldiao permits 10 the
sssvs nsatioasl counties faiiias 10
aeesar for ssaninAsioa oa the above
dass. their permit viii ~ revoked.
ne ssaninatioa viii b hsll ~
svaason's basbsf shop. tos Main
r. n. L0ABO. Secretary.
J. =. SWANSON Deputy. asst
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-30
Notics oe Final sseeIensnt

In the Matter OF the Estate of Elisa-
beth Bishn. Deesase1.
Notice 10 hereby given that q s.
snnmers. executor Of the estate o.
Elizabeth Bishn. dseeassd. has Aled
In the county court OF the state Of
Oregon. for klamath ooulty. the nns
account OF biz admiaistsatipn Of said
estate. and that the court has oxet
Saturday. the aSd day of November.
lsia. 1t the hour Of 10 o'oleck IN The
forenoon Of said day. - ~ time for
The hearing Of ebjsstieo. Y any, Y
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-30

To Servo Dsseh Lu.ehss
From this date a the Hall grill
will be open for Dutch lunches and
oysters WsdAseday and Saturday
aishts. ai-ef
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-30

Noties = hsesoy Givsa ~ ~ -
der Of the cosnty csast g Ua0aeh
couaty. state d 0seGoo. na1e 90
entered on The sth 1ay ef oe1ooos.
A. D. 1913. Pstss 0lsan Aas besa ~
polntsd adninistsatoe ef ~ GstaAs
Of -0sorgiaaa 0lsan. deesass1; -
thst all peEsoas having elains aoAlnge
aaid estate ere hsrsby reaulso1 -
prsssnt the sane visA ~ nooonnaRY
vouchers duly vsriAsd - ~. ~
undsssisnsd a1ninioesaees vo111a -
months mon The date = III aoo1o4
to-wit. iron the loth day - 0uonooDs
1919; that sueh elains ~ - = ~
ssntsd to said a1uinlBeso1ee. = ~
rill. klamath Counsy. ogo0on. = 9
the Once of @. Q. DseUes. ae1ognoO
Tor said adniniseFatee - esta1e =
bin law o0es b Klamsth' ~. -.
said county and state: asl ~ posssuo
knowing themselves = ~ h1ebee1 -
said estate are rseuss1e1 - nahe
paymsat thereof y sa,1 .a1niaiD-
traitor.
Dated tAis iesA tay q osssAss.
4. D. 1919. \
! " PBrsR oLnsN.
AdniAlstsstoe ef the uBonts q 0eee-
giana Glenn. Deeoaso1.
Q. Q. BRowuH. Atteeaav IT. uueaae.
lole-il-ltP W
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-30

DO the right thing at the right time
Act quickly In time Of danger.
Backache u kidney danger.
Deans Kidasy Pills ~ quickly.
Plenty cf evidence to'provs this.
J. 3. shafcr. sss 3. Main street.
Ashland. Ore. says: u was IN . bad
way from kidney troubis. and despite
all my efforts 1 seemed unable to got
relief. The kidney sscrstioas were
unnatural and my Back was extremely
lame and painful. AZ night vas
reotioss, and u I caught cold Il sst-
tied In my kidneys. causing my trou-
bio 20 become worse. Being told OF
Doan's Kidney Pills. procured .
boz. and hcforo I had used them lons
I felt better. I am now woll and my
kidneys no longer bother me. Ny
advice 10 svsryens AFFLICTED In SIM
liar way 10 TO sivs Doan's Kidney
Pills Q trial."
Couaemed rreof
When NJ. 0tafsr was interviewed
ON October -. 1908. he said: MY
former endorsement OF Deans KID
usy Pills still holds good. an nov
In excellent health. and my kidnsy'
dive ne ntlls or ID t-ouble."
~ sale Sy>all APssess. Price %
een>a. Feeler-N NilAaifn Co.. uu9alo
New vevk. cole asents>epr shs us'sed
OlAtee.
Remember the NAME poaa's-ssd
~ - aeA0.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-30
In tAs Ciseuit Coast q ~ oones u
0ssgea. fes ~ ooan1v -
Kla0aeh. W. ~
Antoiastss Martin, PlAin1lg.

Antolastts Martin, P1Ain6e.
wsitss Dsvsl lGarsin, Ds6sn1one.
To Walesr pavi1 11ost1n, 0uoDo1ane:
In the Nane q ~ olsoe - On
soa: Too ass hsssby rseuisU1 - -.
pear and answer tAe so0ola1ne ~
against ron IN the abevo eo11o1oo ~
within six wesks aftss ~ 1ut ~
licatl0n Of this sunoeaD = ~ E1nm-
sth Republican. . asvsDaoes ps1oooe
and publiahs1 h Ne Cley - Klemn1A
palls. County e klanaeA. o1noo c.
Oregon. o. % ~ besoes ~ twonoDs
arse day Of Novsnbss. 1919. t1os -.
ias he last 1ay q ~ sins DsuDs1oo1
n TIE eedsr Tor psblissssea = ~
sunnons. tAs Asst psblleaslso t1sgose
bslng o. the tsatA ~ g oooooos.
1919. 80 \ yss IN - = aDooos -
assvss Tor want shseoee ~ poo1no1B
win spply 70 ~ esass ~ ~ soD11l
prayed Ssg b ~ ~ ee0o1n1nA. -.
VIZ: Dos dsssse - ~ esoso -
ehs bse1s q aatslaeoy ~ ez1Bo1no
bstvssa DlaiseiR - 1e1Bo1nne -
disselvsd; thas ~ Daalna19 - ~.
nittsd % snuno ~ QnaA11n .nnDo
Astsoasets oAa1ess - - - 49,
NJ fssthss rslloe = ~ ODen1Doo V1D'
wassant.
rhh suansas = DabnnAs1 = -
sai1 Klsaaeh neDah11ann Dn1loan1 -
n eedes ef'okel ue1as111o u16n5y -,
neasea. Js1op = ~ clEoa3 oouge
Df the otats - osooea ~ ~ 0ouqU
y klamath. 0a1e - oooo1og 8. 0ooo.
". = vUDys
At1ssaW ~ H,a11114
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-30

best Of con. ssl -
we'll and % spDos AGuUsS - 1onooo
and under cuitivstisa. ~ - -
irrisatsd. Ths = the, ,sAeaoese -
best scrsags near The, ely. Wm ~
small paynsat dowA as1 balaseo =
suit purchaser. If iatssssee1 DAsso
al. 1o-1-o1
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-30
(Pai1 Advortissmsns
ACT QUICKLY

Delay Mas Issca Dsnseross In Khan
eth PAlh
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-30

0sss ssV so0e eeao boroaeos'
A ~ lcs % shs till. oo6o.
4 ss-M. ,os % alssh ssssss q d. so;
ssiy oSoo Gosh.
I se.n. lss % klamath 80. ~ sra.
1 ossa lss h Nlchsas aAd)etsa ~ oSoo
Oshess % ESQ esA ere.
o. q ~ bsss - Crssesus svs. oooo.
o. b vsrss valsvtsw - ESQ.
~ - shsss ehas sosseDsss hosss
Asss sssd hsssss q stshs psscss ssd
~ ~ ~ 20 ~ - ~ saso u
- Psses 81
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-30

TOR sALB---l-seen ssetaos; noseoe
soId befose Nove0bee D; ~
Springs alditiea. Csll Hssa11 -
as-ii-ss 80.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-30

saId account and ssttisnsst thsesee.
Dated the 3sth day ef 0stobR, 1913.
3. r. oU11MBno,
Executor Of the Estate Of BllsoDoeh
Bisha. Dsssassd ss-l-e-1s-ss ,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-04-23
WHITE RIBBONERS MEET
Sabbath Observance is Topic for Consid-
Grafton

The White Ribboners meeting on
Thursday in the interests of Sabbath
Observance, was we'll attended and
full of interest. Following are some
of the facts presented.
The Sunday closing of post offices
has been one of the absorbing issues
of the years work, and much
progress has been made. The post
master general wrote in 1911, saying:
So far as it can be done under exist
ing conditions, arrangements are
being made to allow postal en-
ployees one complete day of rest in
seven. This is being done where
ever public sentiment seems to favor
such a course. and the postmaster
recommendsit. At the present time
the change has been made in a maj
ority of the free delivery postoffices.
The W. e. L. u. of many states
have worked to defeat the legalizing
of Sunday base ball, with success in
most instances. Bills to legalize
Sunday trading, and Sunday fishing
have also been defeated.
The Unions have also agitated and
worked to secure a Saturday half
holiday believing that it will lessen
Sabbath dissertation.
Sabbath sentiment has greatly i'm
proved by having children write up
on the subject in the public schools
for prizes. In many places the wom-
en- have posted the Sunday laws in
business houses. had them read from
pulpirs, taken them to the mayors
of cities and the managers of base
ball clubs.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-04-23
GET ONE OF OUR new
WHITE LIGHT LAMP
BURNERS FREE

Our new No. 2 Lamp Burner vii
give six times as much light as old
style burner, no smoky lamp CHM
neys to clean, no bad smell from
kerosene. gives steady even light,
always clean, burns less oil; burner
MADE of best brass and steel. guar
anteed to last several years. In
orler to advertise our burner we
make the following offer:
Send US zoe in coin to pay post
age, packing, etc. and the name of
your grocer where you trade. we
will send you one Of our burners
FREE. If you are not satisfied we
will refund your money; this is the
best burner made yet. Only three
burners allowed to any one family.
Write today.
SUPERIOR STOVE & MFG. Co.
Keweenaw Bay, Mich.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-04-23
CALL FOR CONVENTION
State Committee Announces
July 2 as Day and St. Paul
The Place

A Republican State Delegate Con-
vention is hereby called to be held on
the End day of July. A. D. 1912, at
IL o'clock of said day. at the Audi
forum in st. Paul, Ramsey county,
Minnesota for the purpose of plac-
ing in nomination candidates for the
following state offices. to be voted
for at the general election November
S, A. D. 1912:
CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME
COURT.
Two ASSOCIATE JUSTICES OF THE
SUPREME COURT.
CONGRESSMAN AT LARGE.
GOVERNOR.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
SECRETARY OF STATE.
STATE TREASURER.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Two RAILROAD AND WAREHOUSE
COMMISSIONERS.
The Republican voters of Mime
sofa without regard to past political
affiliations, who believe in the prin-
ciples advocated by the Republican
party, and endorse its policies, are
cordially invited to participate in the
selection of delegates to this conven-
ton.
Redwood county sends IL dele
gates to this convention.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-04-23
KNIFE CHANGES HIS NATURE.
Famous Convict Who Reformed After
Operation to Be ParoIed


Incarcerated in the state prison at
Marquette, Mich, for more than TWEEN
ty-two years. Redmond Holiday, the
best known and the most remarkable
man in that institution, will be releas-
ed on parole in November, 1913 His
release at that time is made possible
as result of legislation enacted last
winter which extends the benefits of
the parole law to conyicts undergoing
life sentences.
H0lzhay was known as "Black Bart
when taken to Marquette from Gogebic
county, where he had been tried and
convicted for the murder of a Wiscon-
sin banker. He was illiterate and pos
sessed record as a desperate and
stagecoach and train robber He gave
the prison officials much trouble dur
ing the first few years, but following
a surgical operation his character
changed completely, and he became a
model prisoner. He has since been a
student. He has given himself good
education. For years he has been the
prison librarian and photographer.
Holzhay is the only one remaining of
the first LOO persons serving terms
in the penitentiary. He is forty-five
years old and is in excellent health
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-04-23
FIGHT FREE SUGAR
Louisiana May Go Republican
If Present bill Passes
Congress

New Orleans. La. April 15-Lou-
isiana, the most rock-ribbed demo-
cratic state of all southland, threat
ems to go republican this fall.
This is the threat Of newspapers.
business men and planters, as the
revenge of the state upon democrat
cy, if the democratic party succeeds
in its effort to put sugar on the free
list.
The most warlike language is to
be heard from the newspapers and
men of prominence who have always
in the past been regarded as the
men who would be democrats to
their graves. but who now fear. in
the threat of free sugar, the ami
hilation Of the states most cherished
industry.
IL the north ever thought the
south SLOW" the Yankees would
have their eyes opened by the act;v-
ity of the campaign against free
sugar now in full swing. The south
erners are sure of their own states
delegation, but their efforts are
now being directed toward coopera-
ton with the beet sugar manufac-
turers of the north and west.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-04-23
Land Buyers
Take Notice
Come to
DETROIT,
MINI ESOTA

Where you can buy from the
owners and save agents com
missions from this firm, who
own and contract over 100000
acres of choice selected wild and
well improved farm lands in
Becker, Norman and Mahnomen
counties at prices ranging from
$500 per acre up.a where a crop
failure is unknown.
We purchased our lands years
ago when they were cheap and
are prepared to give the pur-
chasers the benefit. Call on or
write,
Walters Land Agency,
Owners NOT Agents
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-04-23
RESULT OF FINDING THE POLE.
Long Time Weather Predictions Now
Possible. Says Professor.


Long time weather predictions. for
which scientists have been striving for
centuries. is a probable result of the
discovery of the south pole. according
to Professor T. G. Chamberlain. head
of the geology department of the Uni
versity of Chicago
Through the discovery of the ma
ture of the territory of the south pole
the wind movements and the general
atmospheric conditions il will become
possible to make complete Lap OF
the wind movements over the race OF
the globe said Professor Chamber
lain. This will enable scientists tG
trace a storm from the point it gath
ers through the path it takes and IN
till its force is spent. AS long as the
territory about the south pole remain
ed unknown land this could not be
done, for the finest calculations would
be upset often when the storm passed
over the south pole.
1T has been known that certain pc
culiar atmospheric conditions. which
exist nowhere else in the world, exist
1T the south pole. This, coupled with
the unknown features of the earth's
surface in those regions. made the
plotting of complete map impossible.
The data which Captain Scott will
bring back will be a great contribution
to scientific knowledge"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-04-23
bargains at Half
Prices and Less

Will sell during the spring and
summer months at my store in Beaver
Falls, all my furniture and house.
hold goods, which are all in good
cen .ition and consist of:
Oak ice box 36x48, white enameled.
COX ice box 29x44, white enameled.
Domestic sewing machine, A drawers.
Eldridge sewing machine, 2 drawers.
q complete bed room sets.
2 extension dining room tables.
Oak book case s54x66, 3 glass doors.
Oak writing desk 30x14, 2 drawers.
Bamboo stand 33x65, with 5 shelves.
Bamboo coat and umbrella stand.
Large uphols'd arm chair, R. r. Plush.
Large upholst'd couch, r. r. Plush.
Several rocking and easy chairs.
everalsmallsquare andround tables.
Parlor stove, Ideal Jewel, nickeled.
2 kitchen stoves. a and 6 holes
Crockery and kitchen utensils.
Art statuary, bronze and bisque.
Ornaments and bric-a-brac.
Pictures, chrome and water colors.
Large Jardinieres and pedeStals.
French mantel and cuckoo clock.
2 iron hitchinG posts. horse heads.
IA vol. international encyclopedia.
100 books in english and german.
Webster's dictionary, Skill, 1853 D.
World atlas, good plates. 15x21, 440p.
Renville Co. atlas, 15x18. "a p.
And numerous other articles, tools,
etc.
J. LEON MIDLAND
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-04-23
BLACK SILK
STOVE POLISH

on your parlor stove, kitchen stove or gas stove.
Get can from your hardware or stove dealer.
IL you do not find Ii better than any other stove
polish you have eDey used before, your dealer Is
authorized to refund your money. But we feel
sure you will agree with the thousands of other
up-to-date women who using Black
Silk Stove Polish and who say 1t Is the best
stone b0{tsh ezeY mad"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-04-23
ATTEMPTS ON LIFE
OF ITALY'S KING
Victor Emmanuel Has Been Sub
jeCt Of Many Plots.
FATHER WAS ASSASSNATEO.

In Less Than Week After He Had
Succeeded to the Throne an Armed
Man Threatened the Life of Queen
Helena.
The recent attempt on the life of
King Victor Emmanuel III. recalls the
fact that, outside of the ear of Rus
STA, no European ruler has been sub
ject to more plots and attempts
against his life than has he. who sue
ceeded to the throne of Italy through
the assassination of his father, King
Humbert. by Bresei. The anarchists
have been particularly active against
him, one plot which barely failed hav-
ing been devised in the anarchist colo,
ny in Paterson, N. ].
Proclaimed king of Italy July 80.
1900. in less than a week an armed
man was arrested as he threatened the
life Of Queen Helena, who had been
the Princess Petrovitch Niegoch of
Montenegro.
Less than three weeks later an Ital-
ian, Turco Caligiero, was arrested for
an alleged plot to kill the king. The
following March it was learned that
a plot to assassinate the king had been
organized in Brazil. and an Italian,
Lavacchia. and several others were
arrested. Other arrests were made
few days later in the alleged plot.
Threw Stones at Train.
In May. 1902. when the king was
about to start on a tour of the Euro
pean capitals, an anarchist was ar
rested for throwing stones at his train
and later imprisoned. 1t was at this
time that the anarchists were plotting
in Paterson against him. The first
arrest after the discovery of this was
of an Italian from Paterson named
Torretti. who was found lurking in
the path of the kings automobile on
July Is, 1902.
A plot to wreck his train while the
king was going to Berlin was discov-
cred and frustrated on Aug. %, 1902
Another anarchist plot against him
was broken up by the arrest Of the
conspiratOrs in the following Deem
ber
Anarchists plotted again against his
life in May, 1903, and when he started
on trip to Paris in November. 1908.
another plot was discovered, and ar
rests of anarchists were made in Cher
bourg and Marseilles
King Victor Emmanuel was not
troubled again until June, 1905. when
the anarchists again decided to assas-
sinate him. This was stopped by the
arrest in Rome of the two alleged lead
ers.
Another Paterson Plot.
Another plot to kill him, originating
in Paterson, was uncovered in June,
1906, when the agent sent to Rome to
ond agent of the Paterson group, sent
to blow up the kings train after the
first mans failure, was arrested two
weeks later at Bari, and within few
days several more alleged to have be-
longed to the group were caught. The
next plot against him was discovered
year later, before the conspirators
had an opportunity to make an at
tempt on the kings life. On March
26, 1909, bomb was found near the
palace in Rome just as it was about
to explode.
King Victor Emmanuel was born
Nov. II, 1869. He married Princess
Helena of Montenegro on Oct. "a,
1896. Their first child was the Prin-
cess Iolande, who was born June 1,
1901. Grown Prince Humbert was
born Sept Is. 1904.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-04-23
Keeps Your Stove
'tAlways Ready for Company

A bright, clean, glossy stove is the joy
and pride of every housekeeper. But it
is hard to Keep a stove nice and shiny
unless Black Silk Stove Polish is used.
Here is the reason: Black Silk Stove
Polish sticks right to the iron. 1t doesn't
rub off or dust off. Its shine lasts tour
times longer than the shine of any other
polish. You only need to polish one
fourth as often, yet your stove will be
cleaner, brighter and better looking than
it has been since you first bought it. Use
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-04-23
LAW FOR BIG RED APPLES.
sulzer Wants Them Of Certain Size
and Not Worm Eaten.

sulzer Wants Them Of Certain Size
and Not Worm Eaten.
Representative Sulzer Of New York
loves apples, but prices have been high
this season. so he introduced bill to
make all apples sold in the District Of
Columbia conform to standard.
An apple barrel by his bill must have
capacity of not less than 1855 cubic
inches, and apples would be divided
into three classes. A. B and G.
Representative Sulzer proposes that
any blushing fruit Of the first class
must be not less than two and a half
inches in diameter, must be Of normal
shape and not .specked." insect bitten
or wormeaten.
Every dealer would have to label his
apple barrels United States Standard"
or be fined 81 for each barrel.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-04-23

In Less Than a Week After He Had
Succeeded to the Throne an Armed
Man Threatened the Life of Queen
Helena.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-04-23
To increase italian Navy.

A proposal is to be made by the min
lister of marine to increase the Italian
navy by the construction Of four super
Dreadnoughts.