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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-26
STRANGER FROM
HAWAII HERE.
Intelligent Native Of Honolulu VS.
Ting His Mother
SUPPORTED LILlUOhALANI'
Supported LILlUOkALANI
,....... ,u,clilg,pdy on n'w"'l'"
,r.,r-w.. One, IN the Employ
Of The Government"

If, v,rl, L.Hokolo. O native OF lia'
~ oo9 resident Of Honolulu is l'
, sI,'' f ii. visiting bis mother no."
~, Ind Who resides at iosepa Ioo,''
. ,,',' the latter is a member OF me
va,mon church though her son Us n'"
NJ, rIllokolo win remain about ten
s.r, geban intelligent man O. Keen
aas orsssIng conyerauonaiist lie
.ss. M English language with as mueh
sr,es and precision as Ihe average edu-
s..si American. and is thoroughly con-
,s,.sm with public affairs especially
nos relating to bis native country
M Iolosolo was most loyal sub
,,ei 10 her majesty LlIiuokalani ana
bitterly regretted her downfall, but he
Is now ready to give his unqualified
allegiance to The United States Mr
Lalokolo is In hearty sympathy with the
civilization Of his native people. ana
has done much towards that end him.
sslf m aunt married sam Porter.
M wealihles planter on the U.s.
lands and the marriage was a great
ADVANTAGE 10 Morris az be was sen.
No an English school at the expense OF
he auufs spouse. After completing
A course In school, he enlisted IN me
Queens forces and was prepared 10
dqht 10 he death any foreign foe. but
when he rebellion broke out 10 the is-
lands Ne laid down his arms rather than
fght his own people although be was
satisfied with the existing form OF gov
eminent and was "a sympathy with the
hawaiian queen. The rebellion, he
saws was tht work Of few ambitious
individuals who coveted power and
riches, and not being able 20 accom-
plsh their purposes under the queen,
they succeeded In dethr0nlng her
IN speaking Of President Dole, Mr.
Iniokolo says that The president Is an
admirable man, and possesses those
qualities that make bin the best man
Tor the position he occupies.
NJ Llllokolo was employed for some
time IN the government offices IN Homo
lulu, aud Is an expert accountant He
Is now Ia the real estate business, IN
which he Is pr0gperlng.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-26
AN OPINION OR TWO.
Attorney General Bishop Answers the
Queries Of Three County Attorneys.

Three opinions were handed down
yesterday by Attorney General Bishop
in answer to the county attorneys Of
Beaver Emery and Morgan counties.
In answer to the first he states that
moneys appropriated by the Legisla-
ture for the repairing OF the road be-
tween Frisco and Beaver cannot be
legally expended upon a road estab-
lished since the appropriation
In answer 10 the query from Emery
county, he says that the county COM
mlssioners have the authority to allow
claim Of the postmaster for carrying
the mail from outside OF his town while
the place was Guaranteed on account
Of smallpox.
The other attorney was told that e
was the function OK the surveyor to
make maps and plats Of the county.
and that the county commissioners
have no authority TO contract with
private individuals for maps and plats.
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Petition Asking for Removal Of D,
c, Mclaughlin Filed Today,
ACCUSED OF DERELICTNESS
Alleged that Creditors Can Not Now
Realize Much on Their Va
rious Claims.

Edward Mclaughlin, as executor OF
the estate Of Cornelius Mclaughlin, de-
ceased, Detltioned the district court to-
day Cor the removal OF David C. Nc
Laughlin, receiver Of the Park City
Bank.
The petition rectes that on August
?. 1894 judgment was rendered against
the Park city Bank and in favor Of
petitioner for t2l,35lsi. David c. Nc
Laughlln was appointed receiver Of the
bank on October -, 1893. In April 1895.
he rendered an account to the court
showing the resources 10 be &i59, 22g.59.
and the liabilities ilSs, 7S47s. He re-
celyed from the assets S23,l95.57, the
disbursements amounting TO the
same. From the report there was left
IN The hands Of the receiver S25,495l1,
and petitioner on his belief, alleges
that there IS considerable property
owned By and belonging TO the bank,
which, II properly administered could
be disposed Of 10 an advantage, where
BY petitioner and other creditors Of the
bank could realize something on their
claims that they hold against Il.
Petitioner further alleges that the
receiver Is very derelict IN his duty In
not rendering an account from time to
time and that by reason Of his mac
tivlty IN the premises and his failure
% dispose OF the bank assets and 9TH
or property, petitioner and other cred
it0rs WI not realize what they would
have done had the Office been proper
~ administered
Petitioner prays for an order OF the
court requiring the receiver 20 render a
final account and for his discharge az
ter turning over the moneys In his pos
session.
y. l.. Williams and c. S. Price are
petitioners attorneys
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TO Be BURIED IL OMAHA.

Tomorrow afternoon the remains Of
The lais B. r. Watson viii be shipped
to Omaha Tor burial The body Will
90 on the Rio Grando Western No. 9.
which leaves here az 900 D M, and will
be carried from Denver 10 Omaha over
The Burlington Tor which line Mr. Wat
son was general agent here. Services
VIII be held In Omaha on Sunday after.
noon al SO Barnabys church. there be-
ING no services here except a prayer
Al toe residence Just previous 10 the
departure Of the remains.
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Rnrglars Get $4,000.

Coultervllle, H., April 2G.-.Burglars
blew open the vaults Of the Bank Of
Coultervllle with dynamite early this
morning, secured 5000, nearly all IN
currency and escaped The robbers are
supposed 20 be members Of the gang
which has operated throughout Illinois.
Indiana and Wisconsin during the last
six months
The burglars mu1ied the sound OF
the explosion so well that nothing what
ever was known OF the robbery until
the cashier opened the doors Of his
Office this morning.
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DEClSlON AGAINST M'BRIDE.
Prison Awaits the Former Assistant
Postmaster.

Frank Mcbride. the young man who
was convicted in the United States ais.
'ri'' court for embezzllng money while
assistant postmaster Of salt Lake. will
now have TO go to prison
A'eBrde took an appeal to the circuit
court Of appeals and vas IN the moan
pale granted his liberty on bond mai
WOW, however unul be had spent nearly a
,, ine appellate court has decided tho
g s,..,.. against him, and he has nom agIy
si1.y Gays VI liberty. he time ttst e KIN
''9pse before ihe mandate reacSss t. ''.
NJ. Is said that Mcbride Ii pc9
, 1leg1n'ana, and i Is expected tbat ~.
S Tu. snow ~ within the pszt svtv
ny, gays' ne viii have 10 serve n ts-r
, ,a.ee years In ne panIteniis, &c.,,
'sn Si. having been four years obs ysgr
,-,, .l'ieA "as served before ts Tag e5-
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HOTEL AND personal.

uuuulu1riuuuuu MISUNDERSTANDING
Clerk Moreton OF the board Of eiuca-
ton has touch Of the grip which kept
him from his post today
John O. Cutler of Salt Lake who was
one of the delegates from This State
90 the Transmississippi Commercial
congress. ls enjoying himself Il Che city
~ Mexico. Tie was one NJ tha party
who went here from Houston Texas.
with President Cannon and parity
Gus Holmes. OF the Knu,I0ri. has
returned from O Calif0wa tlg lie
has been away for about "a month and
while out on the coast ne has been Iluk-
'ing up some mining properile 0t which
Dee Intends 90 dispose 70 European par
Ties.
j. B Brown ~ Boise, Who ls dlmi-
ciled at iha kenyon says .h1' .he new
train service furnished Boise by the
Oregon Short Line Is giving T6at salts
faction 90 the people, ond he tray-
clins public is especially pleased with
the uoise-Salt Lake sleepor The rail-
road situation generally M Idaho rs un.
derg0ng great development and Im-
ploygment and as "a result 1f extensions
and the building Of new lines. Che mia
ing Industry is receiving a great Im-
petus. giving O. rapid and substantial
growth ro the state That ODE Hew lIa-
ho Midland win be built is i5rrgIue
conclusion with Mr. Brown
James LONG OF Snyder city piute
county by which Is meant thg Gold
Mountain district ls here ana displays
much enthusiasm over the prospects OF
ib.E district In which he 4 much inter-
Ctcd. The results BEING outlined az
Chs Annie Laurie mine, h. says. settles
tHe question of merit OF .hlt district
once and for all There e much good
prop rtE there and the intuX 10 aaet-
D.n capital .s bringing the place o. the
foreground af Utah mining business
Melville D. Landon, in advance 0f the
IlI Perkins company, reg tered ut the
Kenyon today.
on THE REGISTERS
cullen Albert Grievea Springfield
ohio. james McGarry. hon Springs.
halr- D. stevens R0chestar g. ".
d. j carbon. New York I j. LIIIis.
Idaho fals
Nfi'a-W u. Clays, Binrhau Nimrd1
Edwards. Minnie Edward EuH Ed-
W.ris. n'grcur Jarvis Guua. Park
city. j. Atkins. Morcuri j. 70 Madden.
r0....HI. e.. n. hampton Ho.uH.uI.
Edward T arthur ST. John. William
sHauu Mgrcur. Geo. Goodwin. Boa.
Hr james Elman. Wm Dykes. E1a.
g. j.. Eastman. Boise. J. o. H1ran
Eureka Theo. DedrlcN Spanish
ImE Moses Adamson. Iu.e.a
WH'HH-L a. Wear PFuluth Ill.,.
To- So Pearson. Bilou. Mis- 81. j.. Uay.
1.1 A. Jones DeadwOod, s 10; Frank
J.r'.r. Mercur
E.ryau-W. ~ Eiwarls Chcar9.
r. H N.v1u. A. W. r. Manifold. India.
r0 pa. W. j. LammereauE Robinson.
l N.Hw Cincinnati. Ohio
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NEW BUILDING SOCIETY.
Carbon County Association Files It's
Articles Of Incorporation.

The Franternal Building association
OF scodeld, Carbon county. Utah, has
filed articles OF incorporation with the
secretary 90 state The capitalization IL
placed az $4,000, and the officers OF the
company are. Frank A. Merriweather,
presidents Joseph A. LOverIdge. vice
president. John Wcbber secretary:
Th0mas Brown treasurer. and James
81. Reaue. William Donaldson, William
Powell Samuel jenkins and Robert
Perish are the other directors.
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MRS. J. P. BURST DEAD.
Deceased Lived in Utah in the Seyen'
ties and Was Well Known.

Mr. c. h. burst Of this city Is In
receipt Of a letter from his brother
John p. burst, OF Custer City. South
Dakota. announcing the sad death at
that place Of the latter's wife Mrs.
Naomi =. burst Death was caused by
pneumonia. after an illness OF ten days.
She was well known I'm salt Lake where
she resided twenty-five years ago
Mrs burst was born I'm Bedfordshire,
England. March 3 1851, and when but "a
small girl removed with her family 20
this country. She was married to Mr.
burst IN Utah. October 18th. 1915. In
December. 1879. the family moved from
Utah TO Custer. where she resided up TO
the time OF her death. She had a large
acquaintance was universally loved
and esteemed, and leaves a host Of
friends. besides her family. consisting
of "a husband and ten children, the
youngest about 6 years old.
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ROBBERY AT DRAPER.
Store Broken Into Supposedly by
Iramps and Goods Stolen.
lsNcIAL To m "NEWs. Nl

Draper April 2s--A robbery was COM
mltied at Draper last night, whore It is
supposed some tramps broke into the
Draper n and ~ Co. store
About Il O'Clock Nh. Boberg says he
leit The store and went home. lie was
not gone over half an hour but upon
his return he found that the store had
been broken into and suits OF clothes
ana other things scattered an over me
noor L Is supposed that they took
some 800 70 $50 worth Of goods. con-
asting Of jeVelry and about 1--WE on six
suits Of clothes.
q large posse OF men were out all
nlghl hunting iramps. but the night be-.
ing % dark they met with no success.
y is supposed that they are hiding until
me affair blows over
AZ this writing no clue has been
iound Of the robbers Marshall Rogers
% sanay and a number OF Draper bows
e,e out on the trail Of some trlmps
sno have been lurking around sandy
ioF the last two OF three DAYS.
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INDIAN WAR
VETERAN DEAD.
Edward Peary Falls a Victim to
Pneumonia at Provo.
DIED AT HOME LAST NIGHT.
Went TO Provo in 1852 and Resided
There Continuously Thereafter-A
Good man-PuneraI sunday.
LgPEcIAL To M "NEWs.1

ESPECIAL TO THE "NEWs"l
Provo. April 26.-Edward Peary, a
veteran OF the Blackhawk Indian war
died at his home in this city last night,
as a result OF an attack Of pneumonia.
The deceased was a thoroughly good
citizen, and q faithful member Of the
Mormon" Church. lie was also the
senior president Of the Thlrty-fourth
quorum OF Seventy under whose aus
plces his funeral will be conducted from
the Provo Tabernacle on saturday
afternoon at o'clock Apostle Reed
smoot and Elder David John were
present at the time the deceased died.
The announcement Of his death was re-
celved with sorrow here. where he was
respected by an who knew him.
Elder Peary was q native OF England.
He was born May %. 1929. at Pelham
Parish. Sussex. and Joined the Church
OF Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints as
the result Of "a dream when he was
twenty years OF age. In 1851 he accom-
panied by his mother brother and sis
ter. left his native land for Utah. The
family remained az Council Bluffs until
1852. and went % Provo, where they
settled. IA October OF that year IN 1853
De participated actively IN the Walker
Indian war He performed a mission TO
his native land from 1889 to 1891. lie
leaves @ large family and numerous
friends TO mourn his demise.
n H. NsH1
m0ur i. Young and j. Golden Kimball
of the First Council OF the Seventies
VIII 90 down from Salt Lake to attend
ffta fftw.r.1
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uIuInI
WITH THE JUSTICES.
Observation-Disclosures

Charles Cotton the boy whose
mother had him arrested on the charge
OF lncorrigIbIlity. was tried before
Justice Pardee yesterday afternoon. In
consideration Of the promise Of the
boy and the imprisonment he had al
ready suffered pending his hearing he
was permitted 20 60.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
High Priests OF Granite Stake VIII be
held IN the Farmers ward meeting
house. Saturday. April g. 1900, az 10 a,
nv II IS expected that the members
who have not furnished their genoa
logical data VIII be prepared 70 do 50 az
the meeting. 30 that the records may be
completed without further delay. A
ful! attendance Is requested.
JOHN COOK, President.
THOMAS ASTON, Stake Clerk.
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Many Men Thrown out of Work.

Columbus. O.. Arpil 26-The local
plant Of the National Steel Company.
has been closed under orders from the
general officers, the reason assigned be-
ing 10 make extensive repairs. Between
three and four hundred men are thrown
out Of work Two weeks IS given as the
duration OF the shutdown. The local Of
hcials deny that the shutdown Is due
70 the condition Of the markets.
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STOLEN HARNESS FOUND.
officer Ed Davies Does Some Quick
Work.

Last evening the manager Of the J..
y. l.. livery stable reported TO the po-
lice that a set Of harness had been
stolen. officer ia. Davies was put 20
work on the case and IN ten minutes
located the missing property In the pos
session OF win Ballard. an cmploye OF
the stables Ballard was locked up and
booked ON the charge Of petit larceny
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PrInters on q strlke.

Detroit, Mich. April 26.-One hundred
and nifty Job pressmen, feeders and as
slsiants. members OF a newly organized
local union branch, went on strike to-
DAY In an endeavor 20 unionize all the
printing establishments in Detroit and
secure a uniform scale Of wages for Job
press work. The employing printers
decline TO make the wages uniform.
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FEDERAL COURT.

A complaint has been fled Ia the
United states court, against David
Eccles and Hyrum Spencer % the
Eccles-Spencer Company charging
them with unlawfully cutting timber
on government lands 10 is claimed
that yl2.722 worth of timber was cut for
use as railroad ties.
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SALE OF HEREFORDS.
Combination Offering From Three Big
Breeding Establishments.

May next should mark an epoch In
the stock business Of the West and
Southwest. on that date ninety head of
REGISTERED Hereford cattle viii be Of
tor-d for sale by auction az the Denver
union stock yards, says the Denver
S,ogkman. The stock comes from three
wel known breeding establishments.
those Of Scott & March Bolton. NO; C.
A. stannard (sunny Slope farm). Em-
por.a. Kan, and Lowell & DE Witt
OR.lgewOOd herd, Denver. Fifty-siX
bulls and thlrty-f0ur cows and heifers,
ll chClcely bred are included 10 the
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ADJUSTMENTS
NOSNNNN"N-NNN0NoNonnno..

Harry corson Clarke ana M. ,...,
r roi,,..,. AZ 'he Grand tonight IN tb.r
SUr.s Il is the best Of ali Rr5,5.
Mr. nc ci., S,,l ~, and os rendered by
WIN no aimunidon O pleasure eDl again
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NOTICE nFLINnrENr sALE

THE HIGHLAND MINING & MlLlN
Company. y corporation .oct4n o. ~ Ll.
logan Canyon. Cache County Un4. ~
are delinquent upon tho following a.s.'
stock on account Of Assessment Ao'A wv
ON the Ord day Of April. loH, ihg w. q.
amounts set opposite che names OF Jaw
pectIYo shareholders ne follows:
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WARD ENTERTAINMENTS

Next Tuesday evening. May 1, ia the
Sixteenth ward meeting house. q fare
we'll entertainment win Doe rendered
VIII Follaud who leaves for a mission
to Europe during the coming month. An
excellent program has been prepared
FOR the occasion.
The Lstter-day Saints College ORA
matte company win present a three-act
comedy entitled Between Two Fires
preceded by the farce, In the Wrong
House az Central school building, Fri
day, April %, for the benefit of Sugar
House ward.
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And In accordance Win .ag s3s sI IN De l-
of the Board ~ Director A.e tsrs, 3, ar
day of Aprl. 1909 80 Macy 'aa,-....sly i.
marcel Of such stock as mJ D...lI.tay IA \
be sold nt the ONCE oi te eoi.tetlJ m'
Iast Third south street ,a Xxx isyf .il
county. Utah. on Iue'1ii. i....I8 iiy % li
ilOl al the hour OF 2 b ia. ul ~, f1,eibi' -
delluouent assessment 1919 O,rs.s' q 40
ne rost OF ADVERTISING A.a 'IrAp N MOSS
ssrre,afy snd i go. ~
once s5 East Ihrl 9''
Lake Oily. Utah.
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CAsT ID CHARACTERs.

Capt Robert Racket (0f the Ma
tonal Guard) A lawyer when
he has nothing else 10 DO, and
a liar all the time
................,...Fr Freeman Bassett
Obadiah Dawson (his uncle from
Japan "whero they make tea.
...... ....... .....JacOb "a. Traynor.
Timothy Tolman (hls friend) who
married for money and iB sorry
for 30 ..... win WetZel.
Mr. Dalr0y (his faiher-in-law) a
Jolly cove ...,,...,.. David A. Smith.
H0bs0n la walter from the Cafe
Gloriana) who adds to the con-
fusion ...... ...... Chas Edwards
Clarice )the captains pretty wife)
out for q lark and up 10 amy
thing awfur Miss Lucille Badger
Mrs. Tolnan "a lady with q tenn
peri who finds her Timothy a
vocation of spirlt..,..Lutie Grant
Katie Ga mischlevOus maid) ........
..... ,.......t.t.,..lia Hattie whitney
Tootsy (the "kid'O Tins olive
branch ..... Little Dummelgh
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sYNOPBIs

Act I. Place-Tlm's home on the
Hudson near New York Tlme-A
breezy morning IN September.
Act H. Place-The same. Time-The
next morning
Act H. Place-The same. Time
Evening OF the same day.
Curtain S:l5. Under the auspices o.
the ward amusement committee
The affair given In the Fourteenth
ward meeting house by the ward Sun
day school last evening was very sue
cessful IN ali respects. A very high
class musical and literary program was
given. which was concluded by a farce
entitled Which Is Which2" The play
ers were Rufus Johnson. Lester Young.
Vida Fox Daisy Fox, Minnie G0ss and
Mary 49, Cannon. The participants in
the other portion of the program We're:
Charles Pike Le0na Pratt. Fannie
FaInes, Prof w, G. Give, II s. Ensign
=. J., Midgley and Mrs. Hattie Cannon.
The cantata. The Garden Of Singing
Flowers which Is 10 be given IN the
Seventh ward meeting house on Tues
day and Wednesday evenings next, un-
der the direction Of Miss Mabel Cooper
promises to be an excellent entertain
ment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-26

Or. sanford's Liver fuvigorator.
Tho best Liver Medicine. Vegetable Cure fof
liver lie, Blliousnoss, Indigestion. Constipation.
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ARTHUR MEREDITH HANDLES THF
League Bicycles 40 90 70 and % dollars. All
guaranteed. T. W. 3rd South 3 doors West Of
Main
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DIED

HALL-In this city April 26th, 1870 9
pneumonia. Melvin L.. son Of Eivai
ana Emma Lindsay Han, aged io,'
months.
Funeral services viii De held Sii1'
day at II a. M from the family ~,
denoe, No. 6lf West South Ienl
street. Friends are respectfully law"
20 attend.
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WANTED.

KEYS FITTED TO ANY LOOKS ARTH
Meredith y W Ord So 3 doors West Of Main.
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

BICYCLES, % STERLING NOO; 'o5 VIC
tor 1900; rs Crescent SiS0ol Lady's Hartford
l5W Other % equal prices. - ". nd South.
3 doors W. OF Main
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ArToRNEYs.
FoR SALE.

WILSON A SMITH.
Lawyers. 50l-2 Mccormick Block
Rock Island Argus., 1900-11-06

raneous interest in thoughtful yet
frank and incisive way. 1t considers
conditions not theories, facts not fam
cies, believing St our own time and
country are good to live ia, and that
1.-The best is yet to be-" 1t is neces-
sary magazine for the men who do
things.
1t is illustrated by pictures larger
than those usually published in our
magazines. There will be clear
headed articles on topics of vital in
terest, by men who know what they
write about. The editor is Walter IL.
Page. assisted by trained writers; no
attem pt will be made to obtain fam
Gus list of contributors-the idea of
the magazine well carried out is ex-
pected to win respect and interest.
Besides many special articles, there
will be each month history and ex-
planation of significant happenings;
and further, department under the
head of "Among the Worlds Work
ers. - which will tell the busy man in
concise fashion the new advances and
tendencies in the various branches of
business and professional endeavor.
The magazine will retail for 25
cents. The publishers first planned
to sell it at 10 cents copy, but they
abandoned the idea because they
could not publish the kind of maga-
zine they wanted at that price with
out making the advertiser pay most
of the bills and all the profit. 1t will
be sewed like 81 book, so that it will
open fat in the hand. The size of the
page and of the type will be consider
ably larger than in most OF the month
lies