Georgia Historic Newspapers

    THE MACON DAILY TELeQBAPH:
SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4, 1908
3
ROOM MOULDING
We Lave bouglit a large quantity of Room Moulding,
at low prices, and offer you the saving in price.
Oak, Gold, White or Shaded, at 2 l-2c, 3c, 4c, 5c a foot.
CHRISTY PICTURES FRAMED
At $1150
We have received *a large lot of very attractive pictures.
Beautiful line of 8x10 framed pictures, by Boideiiu, Harri
son Pisher and Christy, at 35e each. ' Elegant Passepartout
pictures, 10c.
Literally thousands of picture^ to choose from.
PICTURE FRAMES TO ORDER
5,000 FEET NEW MOULDING
McEVOY’S
572 CHERRY ST.
TRIBUNE’S VIEW
IS MR. BRYAN’S
He Didn’t Know That Paper
Had Criticized President
; Arthur
LINCOLN. Neb.. Oct. S.—Hr. Bry»n
lave out the following statement today:
"When I criticized the president for us-
WRIGHT FULFILLS
1 $100,000 TRADE
LB MANS. Oct. 8.—Wilbur Wright. the
EVELYN THAW IS
RILED AT HARRY
Says Her Support Has .Stopped
Declares Thaw Graiy and
Incurablo
NCW YORK. Oct. 5.—Mrs. Eretyn Nes.
her attorney. Daniel O’Reilly, makes the
claim that for the past two nr nths
JJarry K. Thaw has not contributed
her support, and that contrary t » gen-
of money lm* i
been settled .... JH... m
his family. She says, "contrary to gen
eral opinion no sum of. money has ever
been settled on me either by Mr. Thaw
his family, befere or after the
trials.
Mrs. Wm. Thaw "Forgot Word."
"Mrs. Wm. Tliuw wrote and signed
and put her seal to an agreement to this
effect: Tluit If I. through my counsel,
brought about annulment proceeding*. a
"In this agreement Mr*. Wm. Thaw
ment pnpera. No sminer we-e the pa-
flgned than Mrs. Thaw conven-
Auiorlcan
world's record
tabllshed another world’s record this aft
ernoon for time and distance. With a
French journalist by his side, het remained
In the air for 65 minutes and 37 seconds,!
circling the field 24 times and covering
uplanlst. who holds
for an aeroplane flight.
‘" ‘ this
the
uir for 55 minutes and 37 seconds,
j the field 24 times and cc
distance, officially estimated
...jmetres, or about 36 miles. 1IL
previous flight with passenger was 11
minutes. 33 2-5 seconds.
By his feat today Mr. Wright practically
fulfills the conditions of a contract *
! by him and l^azare Weiller, who
i the conditions of a contract signed
,, . ... ...m and 1-azam Weiller, who repre-
_ n ,„ L #, LK i ffntf » syndicate whereby Mr. Wright
?h?f t* wn 11CH ; wn ' rece,ve I1W.000 and the syndicate
«hni wMrh U h!a* w, l* ln turn the patent rights of the
hS n,v h L l I Wright machine for France and the colo-
?ri n iyHiii ^ h* jg* files, with the privilege of manufacturing
SSSffJS ml N u'crmc r !k^36 r m on <M. mnd.l,
**«-'»<«• «* mom*
“•Why should he assist In the cam-1 w/lter-power ** the most valuable re-
palgn of any partye He Is the President; sources of the country. Our fuel supplies
of the whole country, and not the man- i ur e rnnidlv diminishing with n. rorre.
• K.r Of election. In nny part of It.’ “ . I p ? dlmlnuninf with a corre-
Thla Is an complf lely In imrmony with! 'POndlne rlae In prlcea to the consumer,
niy criticism that l am glad to endorse i In the anthracite fields of Pennsylvania
It. althuiiKh it w.is nut hpmglit -
attention until today.”
Enjoy the good music at The
Theatorium this week, by the
Musical Thors Admission, as
usual, five cents.
to my coal ’ reams arc being worked that 15
yekrs ago were deemed of no account.
The, cost of the product Is fast approach
ing'the limit at which it can be. econom
ically purchased. When it reaches this
point, the bituminous beds will be sub
jected to a greater drain and their final
depletion hastened.
Coal, oil, timber—all the sources of en
ergy*. save water—are now In the hands
wooi
olles and the last of
these^s threatened with similar absorp
tion^ During the past decade, a few affH-
developed beyond the play-toy stag*., •tCtlons w^ ctJi u scarce. It is al-
When this Invention Is perfected, we most Impossible-at the present time to
shall have a'new series of dally riilra* find an unappropriated site for the de-
‘ ‘ 1 of water-power within reason-
Robert Slose In the Broad- j v*lpp»nent of water-power within reason
Magazine for September. Here, ?S e ,?!l u V" ° f » market enywhere In tbe
for Instance. In a wt-onS peep, Into the I ” "
"**—• * *" . . ■ j'ffJMcn this' utility ta |
full moon of the‘Wireless Age:
utility
— . . --j i nan as or n
Brcvoort hurries to the eaptalh’* qu»*-
i them have an aggregate capital of 355.-
Wlrelessj WO-MO and operate 30 hydro-electrle
plants and 18 steam plants. The largest
of tnese corporations supplies power to
'■Captain.” he says,
operator has picked up a general alarm
sent out by the New York police for
George W. Clarlngton. president of the
Greater City Bank, who has stolen a
million and fled."
The caiptAln reads the description
and replies sarcastically:
"Excepting the white hair and mus
tache. we’ve about twenty men aboard
that fit the description. He’s probably
dyed his hair and shaved off Ills
tache. Wo certalnlv can’t help the po
lice un’ess they send a picture.”
Presently the officer !»' back with
n photograph. The captain glances at
It and springs to his feet.
"Why. It’s the old chap who’s been
Ptlcklng to his stateroom and pre
tending he’s an invalid missionary re
turning to Africa. No one could mis
take the expression about the eyes and
the way he holds his head. Send back
word to New York.”
To make this an everyday occurrence
it Is only necessary to suppose the ex
tension of the wireless telegraph from
the hundreds of vessels now equipped
with It. to everything In the moving
field. Then, no matter what direction
the fugitive had taken ho could Just
us easily have been caught, because
the nlarm that was flashed out by
the police was received wherever there
is a wireless station.
Lawrence P. Wall, at The
Elite.
plants and 18 steam plants. The largest
of tnese corporations supplies power to
26 Individual lighting companies and 12
electric railways. In addition to a number
of cities and towns where it has Ita own
•Uh-statlona. There Is In constant ope
ration In the State more than 200,000
horro-powci derived from water.
The complaint against the prevailing
conditions rest* not so much upon the
vast 1 properties operated by these compa
nies, although they charge exorbitant
fag OL r . _
rely-a pretext "to "get Thaw out of
the state of New York, and once Into
Pennsylvania, other proceedings will be
brought to keep him then*.”
Saya Thaw Incurable.
Mrs. Thaw, continuing, comments on
Thaw’s mental condition, raying:
"Thaw’s present - mental c mlltlm is
what It alwavs has been un-1 always wl’l
be." and with It she makes the state
ment that It Is incurable.
In conclusion, she gay:
"For the past two nfontlis Thaw has
not supported me. and pretends that he
has no money, yet at the same time he
Is able to engage numerous lawyers, al
ienists and detectives. Ills coke tru*t
Income alone la 660.000 n year and he
has numerous .other Interests.*’
hearst reads
MORE LETTERS
This Timo He Carries Fig-lit
Against Bailey Into His
Own State
EL PASO, Tex.; Oct. J—Wm. n..Hes«t
carried his tight agnlnst the Junior i
tor from Texas Into his own state tonight
when he read In the course of a speech
hero letters from J. \V. Bailey to H, C.
Pierce, a copy of a note for 88.000, and
extracts from u speech by Bailey In do-
fense of 8lblcy.
Mr. llearst said:
"1 said In Denver that I would deliver
one final broudeside at Mr. Kornkor i *
Mr. llaskcll. and then leave them to
luai-cful solitude of tne tombs. 1 say
here that 1 will give one final review of
Mr. lialley’s spectacular career Hnd theq
resign him Into the hands of Ills con
stituents to bo reverently reposed upon
the vacant Democratic stab beside tho
late lamented Mr. liitshell. of Oklahoma.
"Mr. Bailey being a Democrat, denies
In Buying Clothes
Might As Well Get the Best Make
Hart Schaffner
& Marx
the Standard Oil association and attempts
First, a letter from Mr. Archbold t>
Senator Kornkor. December it, 1100:
•My Dear Senator
keg to enclose certificate r/ deposit to
Fashionable Hand Tailored
Suits and Overcoats
•• ‘John d. auohrold.’
" -Hon. J. It. Fornker. 1500 Sixteenth
street. Washington. D. C.*
"Second, a photograph of a letter In
Mr. Halley’s handwriting:
“Lindsay House. D. McGrow, Prop..’
(Headquarters Post K. T. P. A. of A,
• •Gainesville. Tex.. 3. 28. 1901.
Are without a peer, if an equal in
York exchange for 31,750. Have It made
payable
In* necei
to my order, so that It will not
"ClinchfTeld—The Coal of Quality.”
ROBERTSON WINS
24-iOUR AUTO RACE
BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRACK.
Oct. 3.—Amid the wildest excitement.
George Robertson, driving Simplex car
No. 6. flashed across the finish line at
the Brighton Beach race track at 10:30
o'clock t6h!ght the winner of the second
International 24-nour automobile race of
the Motor Racing Association. Hirr.v
erts. at the wheel of a .72-horse power
Thomas, was .third.
Tho final, score
Lozier—Cobe-Mulford M2S
Thomas—Roberts-WJnter 1,115
11. Al.-Klngstun—Lahlwell-Pnp.
t. Cleveland—Chevroth-Miller 632
4. Steams—Lawrenth-Mnrquls 515
The best previous record was 1.107
miles. The struggle for second place
threw both grandstands Into the wildest
tumult. Roberts, driving llko one po*
cutting down tho latter's
If second piece
his, the motors went wrong and he
had to retire to his camp for new rub-
dered tho Cleveland and Stenrns cars to
<1 give the leaders a clear field
to finish the race.
Mechanic Receives Injuries.
Roberts had cut down the lead of the
Lozier car from 11 miles In the nine
tenth hour to 8 miles in the twenty-first
hour, despite his machine troubles. This
tho fact
rates for their service, ssVHMH
that they are endeavoring to secure ali
desirable sites with a view to shutting
nut competition. On four rivers of North -
Callfornla. where there Is a potential
development of 80i).fl00 horse-power, only
Is to say, 76 per cent of the power possl-
to account.
Airships Will Bothtr Frontisrs.
Evidently a frontier will never
again bo what It has been till now—a
hard and fast line guarded by forts
and barbed wire fences so that In
gress or egress can be regulated by
passport system. Tho dirigible and
the flying machine have added a third
dimension to life; we no longer dwell
In Flatland. Whether airships pay oi
not they are bound to servo for pur-
pose* of evasion, and ft fs easy t-i see
that within a few years governments
may find themselves confronted with
a very practical problem.—Springfield
Republican.
WAS IT YOU?
VICTOR
After you have heard them all you ■will come back
after the VICTOR. It rules in the world of Recorded
Music, and is the Premier Machine for the reproduction
of the best Music of all lands. Choice of Caruso, De
light of Melba and the one great mechanical Musical In
strument toward which all the great Artists of every
nation turn.
See and hear it in our NEW SALESROOM.
■ Prices range from $10.00 to. $200.00.
At convenience pay us a call; you will be cordially
welcomed.
Macon Phonograph Compa
“THE HOUSE OF PHONOGRAPHS.’
609 Cherry Street
Thoma* and Lozier machine*
stantly lapping the leader In the i
-~^- 0
l'/i.j of C* miles dwindled
necessary for you to endorse It. Send
It at once, aa l ought to have had it
several days ago. '* - ■
. per letter herewith attached..
dated May 28.
"Next a photograph of a note rending:
•Washington, D C., March 1. 1901.
thourand dollars, nt his office In 8t
jxuuis, mu. •;
" U. W. RAILKY.'
"Next m photograph of an entry upon
the honks of the Waters-Plerce Oil Com
pany
‘fit. I^juIs, Mo.. Mnrrh 6. 1901.
Next a photograph of a letter written
from the Waldorf-Astoria:
"•New York. 3-4. 1901
" 'J. F. Gruet, Secretary.
** 'Dear Sir: Make this note into bills
receivable nnd deposit company's check
for llko amount. My credit with Fourth
National Bank as I have given C. B. my
check. Yours truly.
”’H. C. PIERCE.
Next a letter to
" 'Hon. J. B. Foraker. 1500 Sixteenth
street. Washington, D. C.
My Dear Senator: 1 leave this aft
ernoon for Atlantic City for a little ret
Expect to !>« there for a week or so.
If you desire to talk with me. you cm
call mo nt the St. Charles Hotel. Very
turly yours,
" ‘JOHN D. ARCHBOLD.'
“The next letter:
" ‘Hon. John C. Sibley. House of Rep
resentatives, Washington. D. C.:
“ 'My Dear Mr. Sibley: We’re nnxlous
to have a talk here at as early a date ns
possible with 8enntor Bailey of Texas,
and I wrote to ask If you will do us the
favor to communicate with him and find
out when he can be here.
" ‘Greatly appreciating your services,
I am. yours truly. .
•“JOHN D. ARCHBOLD.’
“The Waters-Plerce transaction with
Mr. Bailey took place In 1901 and Mr.
Bailey has claimed that he did not know
at'that time that the Waters-Plerce Com
pany was a branch of. the Standard O’l
Company. Still, on October IB. 1901. Mr.
Ballej — • • -
receiving a summons from
Hey
■. Archbold u
have a talk there nt ns curly n dnto i
posaibl. What was the told about®”
i come to New York and
to CD miles In tho twentieth hour. In the
last half of the twenty-third hour
the race, the lll-fAted Zust car, driven
by Gratjen. dashed through the outer
fence and turned turtle. Gratjen’s
blv Ihternnl Injuries. GratJ
’ record for the thousand miles. It
covered tho 1,900 miles In 20 hours. 9 min
Ing been 972 miles.
ELITE.
The Elite will be re opened
Monday, Oct. 5th, under the
management of R. L. Hyman,
First class pictures and illus
trated songs.
MRS. RUSSELL THOMAS IS
NOW ON THE HIGH SEAS
NEW YORK, Oct. t.—Mr* W. A. Speer
nnd her daughter. Sllvey, who married
Russell Thomas, her f*thW* chauffeur,
In Atlanta last Monday, slipped quietly
down to the Cunard pier during the night
nnd boarded the Campania, which sailed
for Liverpool today.
The whereabouts of the Speers was
unknown from noon yesterday, when
they and their haggag® ‘/iddenly left
the Hotel Astor. where t>py had been
•'•pplng mp- <• Mis S;.«-rr v.I.i 1- d i,« r
slighter away from her new husband
id came- to New York with her.
It was at first thought that the
ers had gone to tho Old Dominion
pier and had tnken ship for their
hern home. They did not go there.
however, and went to Nome less known
hotel than tho Astor and loft there
during the night. I
Mrs. Speer, when seen In her stateroom
ist before the Campania sallel, refused
> make any statement.
251W
ANNOUNCEMENT
R. L. Hyman ha« leased The
Elite Theatre, on Cherry street
and will manage it. The Elite
will open Monday with the
best moving pictures and illus
trated songs.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL FILES
SUIT AGAINST THE ’FRISCO
Enjoy the good music at The
Theatorium this week, by tyio
Musical Thor a. Admission, aa
usual, five cents.
JIM SHERMAN FAYS
BRYAN JUST TRIBUTE
lance records for stump spenking during
through two slates. The party Journeyed
almost from Uie Mississippi river aorotg
tho northern nart nt Illinois, tiiencq
thence south from t’hlcagu to "Egypt,”
tho so-called Democratic stronghond.
hiding up a day of real ohl-fsshli
campaigning here In Indiana tonight.
At Salem, III.. Wm. J. Uryan's birth
place, In a brief nddress, Hr. Hhormnn
paid a high tribute to Mr. Hryim, Haying;
“If, as a hoy. If In his young man-
hoow, William J. Bryan manifested the
same lovely traits of etiararter; I'
he was the same kindly, thought
ful, generous nerson that he was whei
a young man In Conytfs. he must havi
Indeed nave many friend* ill thin column
hlty.”
Ills, Mt. Vernon. Infl.,
At Mt. Ve,....... ...n,, ..
MeLeansboro, Knlleld
i p.-.-i h..- im-i.- m: i -1 < • I ..it li I - V Sin
nnd Mr. Longworth. a reception
mlttrc met Mr. Sherman’s party nt Mt.
Vernon nnd escorted them here*, where
big rally was held tonight. . Ml*. Blier-
~ --lied to Mr. IJryan’s quest Ion:
•Shall tho people rule?”
FAI
TO RESCUE IN INO.
PITTSBURG, I»a.. Oct. 3.—Becanse he
believe* tber* Is great danger of the
n V up in the Demo
cratic column th|* fall. Vies Preeldi
banks said to Harry Diamond.
of the Republican committee on meet-
nnd speakers:
The situation In Indiana Is so nciife
that I muss hasten home sod arsis! In
the work of keeping the auto In the
Republican column. We have a tlespc:-
tight on hand, and I can not remain
way from the Mate very long.”
HAZING REACHES LIMIT
IN KENTUCKY CASE
equ;
the world. The Fall and Winter
Garments are the prettiest we ever
saw and prices are exceedingly
conservative.
Get a Suit Monday
The Big Store Is Exclusive Agency
for Macon and Territory
Stetson Hat
Headquarters
Sole Macon Agency for
Dunlap Hats$5.00
Exclusive Sellers of Famous
Racket Hat $2.00
The Dannenberg Company^
PRESSMEN WIN OUT IN
against tho National Printing A Engrav
ing Company, tho largest show house
printers In tho world, by the International
Printing ITessmen and Aaslstants Union,
covering a period of one year since No
vember. 1907. was settled Unlay. The
pressmen's demands were granted. The
men nro to return to work Monday, Oc
tober 5, on an eight-hour lintdii. The
contract wus signed by President K, If.
McCoy, of the company, nnd Iretlattlt
George L. Berry, for the union,
Selections from William
Tell, by Musical Thors, at The
Theatorium Monday.
HOO HEAVEN IN KAN8AS.
Alfalfa, on 750.000 of Her Acre,. Tempt,
Porker and Enriches Owner.
An nlfiilfA llrlrt l« »»l<l tn bo n HWa
Urn of heaven." K" n»w V. U. Cobum
nr. . oiiiini line won naumfnl
the glamor nf noesy lie has caat about
«nmo seemingly pronale. fartu of rural fn-
y. and Ids muse has never had n
gracious theme than the n»yal vege
table Ihnt lias so far surpassed the man
who mndo two
blade* of grans grow
Although the farmei
v years ago of
of alfalfa, the great plains11
mk-
Kansas is I
by their .
the first nf .
Ihe K.Hlmi In it« production. Within lijr
’'orders 750.000 acres of sun-kissed alfalfa
tampt the smiling hog. Prosperity hub*
i.-r lint and settled down to atny about
tlmr* When Kansas farmers began to
... v a proper appreciation of this divine
plant Alfalfa s»PP»e* Afl I—"—* MT*
apparent t
Ilsht Of Provldenre by furnishing Just
i a soil restorer.
... ... >* as much hay
and Its seed la often worth
"It makes poor land good, and
good land better.” "It Is the present*
* ihe ronserver of the homestead. 11
not full from old age. It loves the
Thus I* answered the old
Weekly.
if
Bract with tho FrB
la regarded as certain that Willie
th, who tfJaappeared from the st:
rpowered.
university ‘
tl.a Vaino A Mlstlovlonl Valley
ubsldlary of the Illinois Central. The
trackage contract covers th* distance
Matt wl_„
gged dnr-
unlver-
llllnos Central suit.
Ing tho course of a hiu
slty, placed In a
the door closed nnd Smith Shipped away.
The car was shipped out of the yard*,
but no trace of It can he feund. The *e*d
of the car was broken bv the students
who are *eld to have sen!»d it up nasiri
•I the faculty of the uni-
1 distinct rental* shall be paid.
What a Man Saw In Delirium Tremens.
In the October American Magazine
Charles Roman fives a record of his
own axperfencaa aa a victim of delirium
trerreps. It la a remarkable psychologi
cal document. *-ompartng favorably In In
terest nnd as a piece of writing with
tie Qulneev's "Confession* of an Opium
, Eater.” Following Is a brief extrart
which give* some suggestion of the
« things the patient raw:
H "tip to this point the zoological visits-
R. [lions had been Intermittent. During the
•jolnert few diys. however. I av all that I
could stand. I saw such prehistoric crea
tures ns exist nowhere except In mu
seums. I saw rats an they marched past
my floor, or flew through my window*,
or floated In my tub. Elephant* strode
In and nut with lumbering steps and
trunk*. At times they seated
le with their
r ear-splitting
their snou.s
of sapphire or ruby or of milk-white mar
ble, wriggled upon tho floor or crept In
nnd edit of heretofore unseen crevices In
tho walls, ntul dropped Into the water In
my tub. They awum around an/1 around
me, squirming under me, with their
tongues darting In' and out with ferocious
activity. Giraffes craned their necks
around tho doorways or through the win
dows; chicken* roosted over my bond nnd
caokled; dogs and wolves ran around
the room barking and snapping; pigeons
flew from one corner to another and
cooed. Lions I heard roaring, and tiger*
I fcnw whllo they opened their mnutha
like huge cat*. In silent angry dlnap-
ting their paws, softly and daintily. Thl*
and far more.
"I saw crocodiles In drovea. Fat, scaly,
gllstvnlng beasts they were, with frothy,
foaming Jaws, long sweeping tails,
crouching upon or creeping along tho
foot of my hath tub or my IhhI nnd grind
ing their yellow teeth In gluttonous anger
as they contemplated me, their prey. I
saw the reeking, slippery body of a
crocodile slide Into tho water of my tub.
Then, ns I shrank In breathless horror
to escape. I taw his greedy, filmy eyes
nrlso to the surface, with his cold, foul
chin flush with mine. His Icy henk
touched my cheek, tbs hot vapor from
"Wo nny ngain as before, “CUT IT OUT,” now what wa
want you lo say is that, “I’m going to ‘CuT IT OUT,’ and
nroumi j,jj ] mve no IIloro i,j|] R eoming here on tho first of the month,
with nbout twioo ns much charged ns our family could possi
bly have oaten;” find that from now on you’ll buy for cash
nnd buy it nt the •, - ‘ , . . . -
hi* lungs scared my flesh. I turned i
cold as Ice and trembled like a leaf In i
•lorm."
Free Education In New York,
Preliminary estimate* place tht
amount of money needed for the main
tenance of the city's public schools dur
lug the coming year, now almost at
hn nd.
000.0
the
Thli
normouB total of 335.-
thc n Kg legato |s a
greater sum by far than la spent In fr<
ci! i|i : 111 * • 11 ill .1 !i\ “I In i ill. in Hi
try. though In Ita per capita distribution
It Is exceeded In several
Placing the school nttendann
hlldron, tho
f the concentration of the popula-
■HPHne cost of education Ih compara
tively,low. Even with the tremendous
----- of tJMOu.ooo at Ita disposal It Is
-- - JIspi
doubtful whether the cltv will
afford educational facilities
nt them. This amount rep
I he
ably If the wholi
crease could be used for taking
pupils New York might for
Is 17.C
36.000.000 of thh
Into elYtct tho propoi
‘ and 12.000,0
prlncjpnli nnd
MHat yeu..
playgrounds,
ii. u*
bools. Next year. too.
will he spent on plxvgrounds
pared with 31*5,000 this year.
In the
S435.C
schools where
CUT IT OUT!
MACON CASH GROCERY CO.
Tel-tho-phones 325 or 290
670 Poplar Street.
which ho I
Immured In tho duu
complained. • ' ,
As curly ns February 22. not. our min
ister at that time. Mr. Francis It. I/oo-
mis, In a cnnlldenilHl report in Urn Stale
Department ut - Waahlng'on, wild:
"Since my residence here 1 Itqve seen
a majority of the mdmhers of th
preinn Court nrr
finally removed fr-
tlull they would -
manner desire."
—G*org<
"The government, through th# United.
StAtei) Geological Survey, has been
perl men ting with the gas producer
V
a
of^engtooty
niirt nnd 3» ^
elffi'no■'’ii'w'lU,",
w! r rtM tti":"' vr;!.rs,±«
Mr*. Harrleon’e Chine.
Abby G. Raker, In the October Century.
Neither Mrs. McKinley nor Mrs.In
Cleveland ordered much china for tho P
executive mansion, but plnt£* on
and snucer* of their selection
placed In the cabinets. The pin
looted by M
qulslfe Wedge wood i
terns, and one of th-
dishes, used llrut at the Cl
dinners, was also Includ'd
land shelf. Mrs. H.irrl-
artistic In her tastes, a? we
tic. and she grently defdred
goldenrod adopted ;»h tl
flower. When she found th.
have to order some new
designed the decoration f
hlning the gcidenrod end h
Indian corn nnd stalk. Oi
this design, with the coat
r .... _ the United States and a fi
Vd 3848,666, and truant I stq
M,
rhoolt 124.000. Attendance officers, the
•i iriMt Inn
which the c|ty will h**
to pay to compel education. Alt
ndous appropriation while It If
tlonal* needs. Is likely to stand for i
, municipal record.
Castro’s Constitution.
Among Castro'* first acts ns
ras the abolishment of tho cons
months afterward, ho pron
elected
md they also be
pk-
Gas Engine* to Pronrl Warships.
Will the battleehlps of tl«.future he
propelled hv gas engln
irtlcle written by Jo
October Pi p da
—ids to aasetf that thin
tlon In marine motraMpower I* Imminent
—a question of hut tt f* w year*. It Is
"One of the big skatri-
ofctbe tirent I-aken Is
th* fnttlitlve In, this
•pi' • H”
_m th....
ship companies
nbout to tnkr
freight
nselves and taunted
the slightest whim of tne usurper wns , iu g j„ oi< ut to deimmstrote the ecottom
the price of Us personal safety For In- ^'tp,. gu over the steam eti
stance: The chief Justice of the bbdt4 >|«e. At present this concern In paytn
Federal Court, having rea l Caalros de-M 33 - loll f or , o; J. an d It* manager* flu
cree that ronstltutlonal qovermfient h.nl ur> . A .-onatih rahlc saving If tho gas or
ndltlon of affaln
. * rtlgatlor.
to the tmlvrraixjr totmy
mythl- g definite Is lc
other hundred^ »*
been IncarOrrAtcd
ud with cyvs {called public attention to tho require-{in veal. The arth
■ » lMmOi ill ■*)•<*
, W0 hot..
wsAT). comwmy m mt residence, please send orders
for change of address to the
office or phone 76. Change* •
will be made at once. In Oi*a*
na | |to receive paper promptly next
■' - v; , ; : day, changes should be in by 9
„ o’clock. A. TILL JONtS,;
Manager i