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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-26
FORGOT TO BUY OF
WORTHY WIDOW

CHICAGO. Dec. 25.-In the sladness OF
Christmas time Chlcagoans forgot the
family OF Captain Herman Schuencmann,
who, with his crew of twenty men. went
TO the bottom of Lake Michigan few
weeks ago while returning from northern
Michigan with a cargo Of trees for the
Yuletide.
After il was established that the cap
tain and his crew had per!shed, the wife
and daughters Of the master OF the
Christmas ship. attempted TO fortify
themselves against wan, by bringing a
were set up for sale down on the river
bank and every day the widow and her
orphans worked hard making wreaths
and arranging other stock.
Many old customers came and bought.
but not nearly all OF the regulars" re-
nembered TO buy. And only a few new
customers came. So tonight when dark
sale had passed the family found itself
amount Of unsold stock. But the widow
was plucky.
fight II out. Next year wen sell trees
again. and maybe business Will be bet
Prisoners at the county jnil were cis-
the Chicago Grand Opera company
failed 10 give q concert which had been
planned. Jailer Davies. however, went
into the rooming house district OF North
eral acrobats. monologlsts and other per-
formers who have been showing at
nickel theaters and other small houses,
for n performance. \ dinner followed.
Eighteen hundred men and boys In the
house Of correction sang The Star
Spanclc1 Banner while band played
the tune. These prisoners also were
given a feast.
CINCINNATI. Ohio. Dec. 25.-Ten
thousand baskets filled with good things
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-26
MISS HELEN TAFT
ACTS AS HOSTESS

WASHINGTON. Dec. a5-Miss Helen
Taft. daughter OF tho PRESIDENT was
hostess at the White house Christmas
celebration today. In the absence OF the
president and Mrs Taft. she presided
over the family dinner tonight and later
distributed gifts from the Christmas tree
in the blue room. She was aided by
Robert Taft elder son of the president.
Among the guests were Mr. and Alrs
w c. Heron OF Cincinnati and their
five children and Mrs. Thomas LauGhlin
with her two children. MI Heron ~
brother OF Mrs Taft and Mrs. LauShlli
sister. Charles TAFT. Younger son OF
the president, is with his father IN
Panama.
The Christmas tree occupied the CEN
ter OF interest at the White house. Rob
cut and Miss Helen Taft devoted tho day
10 decorating the tree. which is a large
one. and IN hanging on IL the presents
for the children. After the dinner to-
night the palty gathered In the historic
blue room, where the Christmas tree
celebration tool, ulace,
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Sat Up All Night.

"There was consultation between
Captain Lindsay. Lieutenant Lauriuc
aud Captain Holzkap, after which il
was announced that we were 20 remain
on board the Turrialba over night and
We resigned ourselves 10 another night
on board tho stranded ship. We sat
up in the ladies salon. trying 70 cheer
cach other up and looking forward cx-
pectautly to daylight, when we were
told we would be transferred We
didn = have chance TO forget our pre-
dicament. for every time the ship
pounded and rolled furniture and some.
times individuals would he hurled
across the cabin.
'Shortlv after Z clock we had a
light breakfast OF coffee aud rolls and
at daybreak the work of transferring
us was begun. BY 10 clock il wss
| finished -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-26
Remembered the Poor.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 25.-Seven
hundred dollars in money and check
for $500 were thrust Yesterday Into the
hands OF Patrolman Thomas OConneH
by a stranger who would not reveal his
name
.I want you to take this and have
the police department distribute It where
Il Will do the most good-to the poor
and needy people OF this city, he said:
The stranger directed that the $500
check be delivered to Rev. Father Casey
OF ST. Peters parish.
O'Connell turned the money over 10
Chief White and on the latter's instruc-
tions he spent Christmas day In the
chiefs automobile distributing the money
In the poorer quarters of the city,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-26
San Francisco Christmas.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2S.-Ch!ldren
20 the number OF 1000 swarmed the
a Christmas tree nearly sixty feet In
height and six smaller trees were laden
with gif,s. For every child there was
candy, and for those who gave evidence
OF need there were articles OF clothing;
boys barefoot went home wearing shoes
and stockings. and little girls departed
with articles OF clothing.
Santa Claus arrived In q sleigh. and
the fact that n motor displaced the rein
deer and the runners did not touch the
earth failed TO detract from the interest
in this innovation. He was escorted by
an automobile parade.
The affair was promoted by the Santa
Claus association and the gifts were
made possible hv the charity O; san
FranciscRns generally. Mayor James
BolpG, JT., and members o. the boerd OF
supervisors were present.
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Governments s Position

This Is cmtnently a pratpa .
We must recognize thlrp N |,
II a lot OF SHAREHOLDERS an
pay $50. 900 a Year In tsx,, ~
surrender the corporate .r1s,,r,
we'll conclude that the eolrr5s
be doing something, Or slp M
quickly dissolve and ave ,hi, n
in taxes, L
Counsel for the railroad go
the contentious OF the goy,-,,<
maintain that the COMPANY I :
TALLY q landlord, receiving -
property and not from bil...a I
corporation act taxes only Z, n
apply the act 10 the oorprlsf
argued. would he to make u 4
income taxa direct tax" vs1r
apportioned among the sti,a d
to representation.
Congress knew coniirsh d
for the company. "ibzt Il wi;I
pose a tax upon property, ~ 4
tax act would be sustainH u I
tional, Il al all. only II 4 lsTs|
else tax with respect 10 ths 4.iI
ness
The government lost tA. u,'
lower courts
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Patrick's Reunion.
Bv international News Service.

BY IntcsnatlonuT NeWs SeTV!Ce.
ST. LOUIS, Dec 25.-Albcrt T.. Pat
rick and his mother and daughter held
family reunion today at the residence
of John 7. Millken. Patrick's : wealthy
brother-in-Iu Jaw, aud in Christmas good
cheer and love tried To make him forget
the twelve years that arc past and try to
erase from his mind the memory OF re-
cent Christmases when he was i'll Sing
Sing.
Both Mrs. Patrick. Sr,, and the daugh-
ter had many little gifts FOR their son and
father and the day was spent very pleas
antly. Patrick refused TO tell what plans
ne had for the future or when he would
leave FOR Denver.
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Miuer's Argument.

District Attorney Charles W. Millerg
argument 10 the jury today was devoted
largely 10 reviewing McManigars con-
fession as a hired dynamiter. The dis
trict attorney maintained the confession
had been corroborated in every import
ant detail.
Once only was Christmas mentioned
before the lury--tbat was when Dis
,rict Attorney Miller referred TO an
explosion which Ortie Z, McManigal
said he caused in an iron works plant at
Los Angeles on December %, 1910, and
which the government alleges Olaf A.
Tyeitmoe, San Francisco, acknowledged
N a letter to J. J. Mcnamara as a
Christmas present 70 the Pacific
rosst 8,
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Snow in Denver.

DENVER, Colo. Dec. 25.-Denver IS
preparation for the observance of a
green Christmas and an eighteen. year
record was shattered today when snow
began falling shortly before 10 0 clock.
At that hour light flaky fall began,
the first on Christmas day for eighteen
years.
Snow also was reported from Chey.
enne and Leadville.
The snow added TO Deuvcr's holiday
merrymakiug. Business practically was
suspended and all public offices closed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-26
Morgan's Gift.

NEW YORK, Dec. 95.-A story which
men OF the financial district are telling
at their Christmas dinners today has
]. p. Morgan, a dentist and a washer
woman a. its principals.
Mr.. Morgan was in a dentists chair
II was related. suffering considers BILE
pain. for the relief Of which the dentist
was telling the nnancier how tho case
OF his wife's washerwoman was one Of
the worst instances OF destitution he ever
knew.
'Her. husband died and left her thir-
teen children, only five OF them being
large enough to work" he said. and while
keeping on with his dental work he con-
tinued the hard luck narrative in de-
tall.
Mr.. Morgan left after tho operation
without comment, but the next day the
dentist received a letter, which is quoted
as follows:
Dear Doctor; You hurt me like the
devil yesterday, but your vivid story
about the widow and her thirteen chill
dren helped some, Inclosed lind my
check for 10000, which please turn over
to the washerwoman, and tell her for
me that she was fool 10 ever have
thirteen children
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Separate Verdicts.

The jury. TO be asked 10 return sepa-
rate verdict for each defendant. is COM
posed OF farmers or merchants from rural
districts Of Indiana.
The fact that the jury must vote OH
each defendant. after considering the
testimony the court holds applicable 10
him, Is the basis for a belief that Ver-
diets will not be returned In less than
a day. There are twenty-six counts
against each defendant, twenty-five OF
which provide a maximum penalty OF
eighteen months imprisonment and one
which provides a maximum Imprisonment
OF two years.
The government contends that the
penalties for the offenses charged are
cumulative in the discretion Of the court
or a total possible penalty OF 80 and
one-haH years
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-26
eehnical Point,

The supreme court IA, IN
CORPORATION tax is impo,.d -. -
Ing Of corporate bushes, :, !
involved In this case !, Vs,,.'-
tions which have thus l.,,.s
erty really are doing sua,..
In a brief filed with N, ,....
solicitor General euTllt u,,' /
That the shareholders d b.,
company are enjoying an, !.
thereby. that constitute . Ia,
ness within the meanInr S,I',
is round when We corsldsr ~,
the Reading company pay, !. !
on the property leased ana !. \
ness done over the road yrn,,
company is paying about is,s'
600 yearly In taxes for n, ~ !.
maintaining i,s cornors,,,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-26
Murderer as Santa Claus.
BY international News Service.

BY InternatlonaI News Service.
GOSHEN, n. Y. Dec. 25.-Burton W.
Gibson acted as Santa Claus to the prls-
oners confined In his part OF the jail to-
day. Gibson had oranges, bananas and
other fruits given to the prisoners and
employees.
He presented the turnkey OF his cor
ridor with q new meerschaum pipe and
a jar OF tobacco. which Mrs Gibson
brought here upon her visit TO her hus-
band on Monday Gibson received a
number OF messages from relatives and
friends
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N
CASE 70 BE l|
Railroad Company \
Leases Its prop,ru \
Collector Of Rsy,,
WINS IN LOWER -
Solicitor General BuIitI
the Matter TO Hiyh.sI
eunal in tn. l,,,I

w WASHINGTON, De-. ;, Fl
,'on tax issue, lnvolvio, ~ ~
.edefal s government "a ~ ~ q
Of thousands Of do,,.,. ~ 'o0M I
thousands Of corpor,,,,.e % r,
leased . their property, n r,S Y, -
the United States .n, WV ID
ary 8. p'eHs 4,
The case. accordl,, :.
ment by Solicitor c.,, y . Z
Is that Of the ,iln.hln -
Ha'en Railroad compapy -
coilector Of internal r.y..
de'phia for $4,000 collects ~ sr :
'nent under the eorpors,l,, wv ~ I
This $4,000. ooo 'corpor,,r, r '"
shor'ty OF the leslsIa,ur. ~ =. q
leased It's property ia Ii, ,.'.
Reading Railway comp.nv :,
rental OF SrS2 mn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-26

ne soon sliehted TO shed his turs, reap
pearlnG as Roy Francis, the aviator;
Lincoln Bcachy. recently ruled OH inc
army aviation field meas Washington tor
reckicssncsa. did what he calls inc
death dip" Silas Christcuerson ol
Portland Or, Robert Fowler. the Only
living aviator who has crossed the con-
tlnent In an aeroplauc, and Tom Gum. a
Chinese. and Thaddcus kegns OF CHico'
cal atso flew
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-26
Rumania's Demands.

LONDON. Dec. 25.-M. Mtshu. tho new
Rumanian minister arrived IN London
tonight. He had an interview with Dr.
Danetf head OF the Bnlgar Ian peace
DELEGATION, at which Rumania's g demands
for compensation and the relations be-
tween Rumanla and Bulgaria are said
to have been discussed in friendly
suirIf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-26
TWO ARRESTED AS
SLAYERS Of MARSHAL
CONTINUED from Page One.)

August 10. 1891. but had lived IN Md
vale most of his litc. He was IL boiler
maker employed at the United states
smeltcr until he accepted the position
as deputy marshal. For several years
he has been the sole support or his
mother and two younger sisters. He is
survived by his mother. Mrs Annie Nell
son, and by three sisters. The sisters
arc Mrs. Annie Murray. Miss Mabel Nell
son and Miss Vera Nelson. lie was en-
gagged 10 Miss Agnes Colclough, daugh-
ter Of the marshal OF that name who
was Killed a few months ago in almost
the exact spot where Nelson met his
death yesterday morning. Miss Col
clough and the members OF Nelson's fam
lily are all Drostrated with grief over
the tragedy.
Arrangements tor tne luneral services
were not completed last night, but II Is
probable that the services VIII be held
in the home in Mldvale Friday. The
exact time will he announced later
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-26
Good Cheer in Prison.

ATLANTA, Ga. Dec. 25.-Thcre Was a
general atmosphere Of Christmas cheer
about the dinner served today 10 tho 9lS
prisoners at the federal prison here with
an accompaniment OF Yuletide melodies
and "a llme songs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-26
Priest Suddenly cir

LANCASTER Pa. De-. i-l'
ing his Christmas dinner, Mi
Canss. rector Of ST. Mani
church OF this city. and s'Ssy Z
a musician and compose', ~
with apoplexy and died a "
tonight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-26
Gifts for Clara Morris.
BY international News Servlce.

by Inlernatlona! News Service.
YONKERS, y. y, Dec. 25.-Clara Nor
ris the retired actress, was deluged to-
day with messages and gifts from the
atIical folks and other friends to make
her Christmas happy. Miss Morris Is
now totally blind She gave Hugh Hop
per. her hired man. who has worked
without salary for eight years, suitable
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-26
Mayors Christmas Tree.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Dec. 25.-Dleyen
thousand children were given gifts at the
mayors Christmas tree celebration In
Convention Hall here today. Fifteen thou
sand people a Intended.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-26
Details Times Horror.

Mr.. Miller also detailed 10 the jury
the story of the Los Angeles Times eT-
plosion and again referred TO Senator
John w. Kern, who had argued before
lhe jury for the defense.
Senator Kern has said that in the
strike OF the iron workers union
against open shop contractors it would
not have been 10 the advantage OF
those men to blow UP jobs, said Mr..
Miller.
''Scnator Kern said the jobs were
those of the steel trust and it would
not hurt the steel trust with It's mil
lions 20 damage their property. Think
Of United States senator making a
statement like that in a court OF Jus
tice. How much money does il take to
induce United States senator TO make
statements like thats''
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Christmas Tragedy.

CHICAGO. Dec. 25.-A Christrnss IA =,
lily gathering at the home OF Vincent
Scott tonight terminated in the SHOOTING
and probable fatal woundins OF Mre'
Denclnio Scotti By her host and pFotliet'
ln-law .
A uuarrcl over money Scotti is said 10
have owed his sis.er-in- law Is oeiieNed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-26
Mass of Exhibits.

The room in the federal building in
which the jurors have been kept under
guard for almost three months today
was made ready for the mass of ex-
hiblts TO be turned over for reference
during the jury's deliberations.
Theas exhibits include revolvers.
shotsuns, pieces OF internal machines
and clockwork attachments used by Ortie
f. McManigal and the Mcnamara
brothers on their dynamting expeditions
and letters written by Olaf 4, Tveitmoe
and Eugene A. Clancy. OF San Francisco.
and ]. Z. Munscy Salt Lake City, who
are charged with completely In the Los
Angeles Times explosion. Bundles Of
other letters in which Frank c. Webb,
New York; Phillip A. Cooley, New Or
lcans; John 7. Butler. Buffalo. and
dozens Of business agents of the iron
workers union are accused OF directing
explosions on non union jobs also are TO
be placed with the jury,
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WILSON IN BED MOST
OF CHRISTMAS DAY
Continued from Page Oue.)

have proved vivid enough TO have hit the
truth.
Charles -. Brown who arrested and
furnished evidence against George Riley,
new serving tlVc-year sentence, re-
ceivcd a handsome prison made cane
from the convict. The Pierce woman,
in fail here on Il charge OF biGamy. was
the recipient Of gifts from both OF her
''husba
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AUSTRIA NOW CHIEF
FEAR Of THE POWERS
CONTINUED from Page one.)

Turks arc making mt Janina- fourth
Greek division Is now enoarkinS from
Preye1a.
A Constantinople dispatch 70 the
1,lnnes saws that further continEentS Of
Turkish troops from the Black sea prov
Inces have arrived at the Dsrdanelles
where 900 troops are now concen-
trated.
According to the latest information,
Djavld Pasha and his whole staff were
Killed by shrapnel during an attack by
thc Turks on tho Hellenic position east
nf C;oritZa 4 bout December 16. Fighting
cnntInnes In tho JanIna. dlatrlct.
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Green Christmas.

CHICAGO, Dec. o5.-Sunshine aud a
balmy southwest wind made Chicago g
Christmas day the 'Fgreenest in a
score Of years. The day resembled
more one of October than of December.
There was not a trace Of snow IN the
city or in the neighboring country, and
similar conditions were reported from
most points in the north central states.
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King Exhorts Army.

SOFIA. Dec, 25.-King Ferdinand today
addressed an order to the army. exhort-
ing Il TO a strict compliance with the
sanitary measures framed TO keep the
army at the highest state OF efficiency.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-26
Santa in Aeroplanc.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 25.-santa
heads og THOUSANDS OF persons ratheT"S
here today at the third international
aviation meet OF the Pacific coast. and
dropped bags OF candy and nuts into the
crowd. The warm weather however
ms,,a q, uncomfortable for Santa. and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-26

To eat were distributed among the poor
OF ,his city today by the business mems
club. This was the count that showed
after the last available basket had oeen
taken out OF the clubs Headquarters late
tonight.
The Salvation Army estimated that II
had provided Christmas baskets for about
foiIr thouSau nd families,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-26
Army Chaplain Dies.

MANILA, Dec. sj.-A wireless message
rom the transport Sherman. now on It's
way 10 San Francisco. announces the
death this morning OF Chaplain Edward
X. Chase. OF the Thirteenth Infantry
Death SyHs due 20 pnaimcnla.
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Lives 100 Years.

COPPER, Texas. Dec, 25.-Charles eau
ley, born in Ireland. and until two months
ago actively engaged in farming, died
near here today, al the age of 10D,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-26
Reads Editorial.

'With a United States senator as
COUNSEL continued Mr.. Miller, "these
defendants, mouth after this trial be-
gap, pubtlishedriu ttS--SS8ien magazine
An article esSsalliug the trial taIeS. They
leserieed trial in the. federal court
As iarce. Listen TO this Atnr re-
,eiiinssg TO tho indictment OF these men
sdss' published this:
Y 81 Then began the farce OF gar
trisl in which the steel trust mag
oueYadcs Is the government.
fIAn5 vet when I offered 20 give
treuty minutes Of mv time so that any
AZ these lawyers might get up md Say
two OF their clients were not guilty nt
one responded. Not lawyer dared y
ssy two Of the defendants we're inno
cent
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Austria to Disband.

LONDON, Dec. "a ST. Petersburg
dispatch to the Daily Mail says:
According 10 reliable information
Austria mas decided TO discontinue fei
military preparations and disband hei
81
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-26

The Wants provide ready reference
for home seekers-those VINO are II
searchspf place 10 live.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-26

Perhaps We don't sell all the
good coal, but all that we do sell
is good coal.
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CINCINNATI. Ohio. Dec. 25.-Ten
thousand baskets filled with good things
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-05-09


the bill because the
hard at
Easy Riding Qualities
Usually riding qualities obtained in rich because of
passing distractions.
Some Other Features
We space good
Here them however:
LEFT SIDE DRIVE-The s
sibiity of accidents crowded thOoughares
CENTER CONTROI-The lever re To-
with that of
the left side outside the body
WIND SHIELD made with the body, after the foreign
style.
inch wheel
springs 30 inches clip
riding Rear pngsa inches wide
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-05-09
Round Trip Fares
Saginaw, Csc
Eaoapes An Awful Fate.

a thousand tongues could not express
the gratitude of Mrs. j. +. Cox, of Joli.
ct, Ill.,, for her wonderful deliverance
from an awful fate. "Typhoid pneumo.
MIA had left me with a dreadful cough"
she writes. sometimes | had such
awful coughing spells thought would
die. could get no help from doctors
treatment or other medicines till ! used
DR.. Kings New Discovery. But | owe
my life to this wonderful remedy for |
scarcely cough at all now" Quick aud
safe, its the most reliable of all throat
and lung medicines, Every hottie guar
anteed. soc and $l.0O Trial hottie free
at Pollock a. Hennessy's.
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Eggs for Matching.

From a high scoring pen of Barred
Plymouth Rocks headed by one of +.
Is. ThompsOn's famous "ringlets."
$l.50 per ID eggs
Phone "a or AZ J 5 Roy Menerey.
Barred Rocks, Bradley strain, eggs
soc per ID. Day old chicks l0c each.
Order now. Mrs. stephen Barr, Yale,
phone l59 ILLS 5O-l2
From +. Il. Thompson's-"Ri nglets' /,
large size and well barred; Is eggs for
Sl.50. Phone % or call on Earle John
son, Spring street, Yale. 81