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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-07
CITY IN BRIEF
SHORT JABS RIGHT AND
LEFT
Personals. Pickups, Double
Deckers and Side-Swipes
on News.

All indications point to immediate
moderation.
Senator scout: Worst winter /
have seen for long time"
J. A. winoughby: This is Illinois
weather. right and p. oper."
Senator Hickam "This is enough
to freeze the grafters out"
P o. Laughlin arrived in the city
today from Cleveland, Okla.
Miss Wire. an employee Of tte upper
house returned from Perry today.
II ,he ground hog theorJ is good
the backbone Of winter is broken.
What does a fellow mean when he
remarss "Gae but amt :. cold as
h-lle"
oklahoma IS sixtoe4 Years old and
las never heen kissea-with winter
ike this.
Mrs. A N Barnhart Of Enid. Is IN
The city visiting her son, W C Paru-
hart aad family.
J. j. Harris Of DALLAS 81 think
that win go hack 70 Dallas as fast
as can get there"
This winter means big crop Of
every kind The farmer and business
man should feel good over 1t.
Captain Bugbee, q clerk in the lower
house is off duty owing to a fall re-
eeived yesterday on the street
City Councilman Walker: Il have
been here since the opening and I
never saw such winter as .his.'
"The CRATER and the Medicine for
Him" is he subject Of lecture be-
'ng prepared by Senator Hickam.
Senator Threadgill and Correspond
ent Root shook hands and buried the
hatchet yesterday No duels now.
The commercial club and The city
council arc in "cahoots" on Mayor
barnes exi enses while he is IN Wash
lngton.
In the district court sam Warren
filed a judgment received in the JUS
lice court against C. Hofus end Mrs.
l.ibbie Hohus
This weather has caused = great
deal Of sickness. When II clears up
and moderates there viii be ull sorts
Of good health.
Representative Frank Prouiv: "Yes; |
somehow or someway managed 20
get a new hat and a stin one, too.
curing this cold snap"
That trip to the A. & NJ. college at
Saltwater, win lie grand one One
II tho finest institutions of the kind
in the west is located at Saltwater.
The atmosphere even though It be
ever so icy, holds the astounding news
hat a certain newspaper man IN Guth-
vie Is soon &C. take unto himself a
bride
Claude Haker. Speaker Nor,oas
private secretary. did not return TO
Guthrie yesterday lie has very sick
child at his home in Ponoa City. Il is
thought the child has pneumonia.
DIT Waie, Of Enid, a partner Of Or.
Raker who is an applicant for Dr.
cowdrick's place as secretary OF the
territorial hoard Of health. is in the
city Re cal'oo on Governor Fergu-
son.
Mrs 3 lat eloyen O'Clock this fore
noon) Husband (shaklne him) why
dont Won get up and build fire?
Mr. B.-OFrownins and angry Now.
you're trying TO start another quarrel
with me. aint you7 /
There are a number of the legislat-
ors IN both houses obiecting 70 so
much walking in and out by people
who have no business inside OF the
lWhaf Nnm nand ic
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-07

A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protrud'
ing Iiles. Your druggist will refund
money If PAZo OINTMENT fails to
suie you In to IA days, SOC.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-07

Mrs. b lat eloven o'clock this fore
noon) Husband (shaklne him) why
dont Won get up and build fire?
Mr. b. Orowring and angry Now.
you're trying to start another quarrel
with me. aint you2
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-07

fence. If a fellow isn't on tn inside
he should lie kept out.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-07

DIT Wade, Of Enid. a partner Of DIR.
Raker who is an applicant for Dr.
cowdrick's place as secretary Of the
territorial hoard Of health. is in the
city Re cali2G on Governor Fergu-
son.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-07

Senator Threadgill and Correspond
Snt Root shook hands and buried the
hatchet yesterday No duels now.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-07

The commercial club and The city
council arc in "cahoots" on Mayor
barnes exi enses while he is IN Wash.
lngton.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-19
MARGARITA

veni|.-Me temia que cayeras grave enferme-
dad Margarta.
Oh. ESQ hubiera sdo 10 mejor!-dijo Marga-
rita ahogada-lP Padre. padre 1Me perdo-
usted?
Sc arranco ell velo dej6 de rodillas abra-
zando las rodllas de padre evantando sus secos
suplicantes ojos.
E pobre sir David habla subido las escaeras con
la inenci6n de reconciliarse penaene su hija Pc
70 al msmo tempo darla una buena reprimenda una
vez a-repentida contrita. ST. bendicon paternal
Pero la vista de Margarta, su duce riente Mar
garita, que jamas, corta contenta vida juve-
nil habfa sabdo 10 que sign6caban la c6era nj Ell sin
sabor al verla arrodada demanda de su perdon CON
aquelos ardientes oos lenos de door de desespera
cion, toda resouci6n dspers6 los cuaro vien-
tos lady Juana habia supueso que ocurrria GUAM
do intent6 impedirle que subiera.
i Perdonarte, mi querida nina medic soloz6.-
mil veces como espero que Dios e haya perdonado!
Has pecado Contra Dios, contra tn hermsna contra
tu alma, mucho mas que mi! lEa hiia mia, no
llores de modo! 81 e perd6n la bendici6n de tu
padre. con tola su alma pueden consoare va 10
tienes pIena Ebremente mo llorss, Margarita mi
cordero!
-;Oh, padre! ME hace bien el llauto ME rebo-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-19
BIBLIOTECA PEI BOLETINMERCANTII


da tan hechicera, cuando aparto del espeo tomo
ell brazo de padre; ell umbral estaba no lady
Juana, como Margarita David hablan maginado! ST.
no Rosemunda, ell traje de camarera de honor de
Margsrita
Estaba abotonandose con ca'ma largos guantes
color crema arreglandose las puseras
-Vamos, Margarta-dijo uieamente;-estan es
perando
Sc aparto para que pasaran, terminando el 1ti-
toque de arrego pero sin buscar nunca supcante
mrada de Margarita.
YMargsrta tenfa medo de- hablarla miedo de to-
carla aun cuando desease toda su alma hacer las
PAGES con la hermana quien habfa robado Ell prometi
do Dirig6 larga, suplicante, lastimera mirada
Rosemunda al pasar por su laao, pero Rosemunda no
levant6 los ojos, uego, graciosa deferene sgui6
detras de la novia cudando de pisare la cola del
vestdo.
La pequeha Lucia esperaba ansiosamente en- ell des-
cansillo del primer piso comenzo lamar excama-
clones cuando VIC hermana representando ell pa
pe de doncells de honor pero Rosemunda apago nme-
diatamente aquel entusiasmo mirada TN dedo
amenazador agtado en- el are. Las sehoras mayores
laban bajado al zaguan espera de la novia de sir
David de Lucia por consiguene quedaron tan aso-
bradas estupefactas como el que mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-19
ECos DE CUBA
PALABRAS .FUERTES AL eONGRESO Gu
BANJO UNA session. BORRASCOSA
EN- Ell AYUNTAMIENTO DE LA HA-
BANA- "AsocIACI6N DE DEEPEN
DIENTES." =

La "Gaceta Econ6mica dice en- un
articulo titulado "Psicologfa de las
Camaras cubanas," 10 siguiente:
lei Senado ha dispuesto Ell cierre
de la actual legislature el 81 de Oc-
tubre. Ell trabajo 'improbo y fruc-
tuoso' que por los Cuerpos colegisla-
dores de la naci6n Sc ha llevado ca
DO desde Ell mes de Abril hasta la fe-
cha. necesita como premio ell descanSo.
Ell pals esta satisfecho y los zanganos
politicos de la Repdblica seguiran vi
viendo alrededor de la nomina del
presupuesto
En- todos los p1eblos 1ib1es son las
Camaras la representation del pueblo,
porque del pueblo vienen directamen-
te y con Ell pueblo estau en- lntimo
contacto.
Aleinania, Francia. Inglaterra y los
Estados Unidos tienen en- sus parla-
mentos respectivos hombres que os-
tentan la genuina representation de
las clases sociales, defendiendo todas
las cuest;ones con un espiritu recto {
impartial & inspirandose siempre en-
ell bien general de esos paises que
hoy marchan q la cabeza de la civil
zacion.
Pero en- Cuba sucede todo 10 con-
trario. Reinando en- la Camara baja
un elemento tumultuario y ambicioso;
lnepto y acomodaticio, y con una fc-
ticia mayorfa Ell Senado del pals, Ell
descredito y la impopularidad han cal.
do sobre esos Cuerpos, dignos y res
petables en- otros paises, pero que en-
tire nosotros constituyen dos organis-
mos vergonzosos para la Rep1blica
porque olvidando Ia mission que tienen,
el Sueldo elevad1simo que ganan y ell
fin que tienen que cumplir para no
poner :rabas la narcha de nuestro
gobierno y al desarrollo progressive de
nueStra rlqueza sgricola E industrial,
han llevado a su seno no el esplritu
elevado y sano de una verdadera po
Utica sino la agitacion burda de la
banderia de partidos. que todo 10 pos
ponen la realization de sus ideas 6
fines particulares.
En- una session del ayuntanierto de
la Habana para nombrar el alcalde de
Ia ciudad el secretario sef1or Carrera
Peflarredonda recibi6 una bofetada de
manos del doctor Manuel Secades,
sien0o detenido este 6ltimo por la po.
licia, ocupandosele On revolver.
El tumulto que Sc produjo fue de
consideration.
La "Asociaci6n de dependencies de
la Habana cuenta Ell ia actualidad cen
IA 1856 soc1os.
Movinierto de Cajc:
Ingresos. $S3,0o7.oo en- orc espafol;
16I5o57 en- moneda americana; l5o,-
100 70 en- plata.
Existencia, $23 646:o5 en- ORC espa =
mol; A64 % en- none Ga americana; az
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-19

SIETE ENSAYOS e voldmenes) -. ......."......
LAS LEYES SOCIOLOGICAS G volumen).. ........
PROBLEMAS SOCIALES CONTEMPORANEOS... =.
LA DEFENSA DE LOS TRABAJADORES LA
JORNADA DE OCHO EORAS Il voumen). -..-.
FILOSOFIA Y SOCIOLOGICAL (1 voumen)...
LEOPARD A LA LUZ DE LA CIENCIA e vol. }
LA ESENCIA DEL CRISTIANISMO q vodm):
LA EVOLICION DE LAS CREENCIAS Y LAS
DOCT3INAS POLIrICAS e volnmenes).
LA QUESTION SOCIAL ES UNA QUESTION MO-
Ell JAEDIN DN EPICURO. u voumen). ... ....
Ell FEMINISMO EN- LAS SOCIEDADES MODER-
Los IDN N.ES DE LA VIDA q voldmenes). ....
CONCEPTN nE La SOCIOLOGlA Y UN ESTU-
DO SOBhE LOS DEBERES DE LA RlQUE-
EA2As 1 sTPEnloaEs Y Observation-Disclosures,
@ @ LATlNHS ANiLO-SAJONES. @ vol ......
SARTOH EF> tRTUS e vo;dMrnes) ...... ......
Eli DESTlNO DEL H0NBRH Il volumen)....... :.
LA CONNlENCIA CRtMlNOSA q volume a|.....
LA CIENtIA DE LA EbUNAClON e voD.......
LA SANDAL SOCIAL Y Los ObRMHO q vol J..
LA ANTRO"OhOGI CRIMINAL Il voi) :. 49,.
los NUENNOS UEHEVTF IC6 PENALES .....
MISTICUS Y SECTAH;GS... e.. ...... :. ... -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-19
Sec GFa5an saeasmSG s. q
SANTOS DE MANANA
.-<nNu.,N
MES DE AGOSTO

Domingo 2o.-San Joaquin, padre
de Nuestra Seflora, Patron de Adjun'
tas) san Fernando, abad, doctor y
fral e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-19
MISAS DE MANANA.

Cathedral. 80. a las $. 7 yo ma1laua
San lose. -. "7y3 de la idem.
San Francisco. 80 de la idem.
Convento de S.
Miguel. -. 80 de la ldem
Capilla T. 0. F. sc 6H de la idem.
Santa Ana -. IN y SM icem
Puerta de TERRA 7yo de la idem
Santurce. 80. "zyo de la idetn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-19
SANTOS DEL LUNES

Lunes 2I.-Santa Juana Francisco
Fremiot. viuda y fundadora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-19

Ha trasaadado ST. domicilio y con
sultorio La calle de Ia Fortaleza nj.
nero II.
Conslltas particulares de z 4 4 p
m.
Consultas para pobres de 81 9 n.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-11-04
Canine Winter Stvles

IN authority upon the subject gives in
the London Mail the following Informal
ton upon the correct things for dogs this
winter
Fur coats fo" calling or driving. 50
popular last winter will be replaced by
tailOr-nade coats. The coats are cs-
pc"ially designed To protect the dog :
chest Willie III the carriage or motor
err
The dogs handkerchief which used to
be carried in a pocket i'll the coat. is now
properly carried in Il purse NJ the end of
the leash.
The style of wearing the silk or satin
bow on the top Of the dogs bead has
gone ont" II is now worn nj the side
of the face under the ear. Ii should be
massive in proportions and match in
color the trimming 1n the hat of the
dog : mistress.
The fashion editor quoted remarks thai
the above rule often causes great ankle
~ because only certain colors will match
the pets coat. Bat as general rule
pink. blue or red goes we'll with q black
poodle. Blue is preferable for Blen-
helms. For black and tanS any color
may be used except green"
Perfumes are simpler this year. The
lady merely perfumes hei' dog with the
same scent she herself uses
In the matter of dog iewelry there is
little 10 report" In some cases gold
bracelets set with gems are worn on tine
forepaws. and jeweIed collars. bearing
tie owners crests-when there arc crests
-s'i i'll remain stylish.
- .aots fer dogs have "quite gone ont of
fashion 1t was found that they made
the dogs feet look larger than they really
were.
Automobile costumes for dogs. includ-
ing goggles, very stylish. can he had MS
low rs $50.
\ thoughtful lady. Mrs. White Pearce,
has opened Il seaside establishment for
dogs whose delicate constitutions are not
don season.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-11-04
An Eskimo Girps Bal Dress.

When an Eskimo Young lady %
Il ball she i gorgeous sight I"
noon. 4 Traveller reports Ju>- i..
belle was dressed on such an "tca~
Her dress was made Of the Ihje~.
of seal. split and ~pWed t"-
This makes Al transparent =aih''' "
the girl trimmed it with eah"f#..
hroidery uf colored Worsted> ANA 's..-
it with strings of beads lie f5''
were white and made of Slbar4ai.
deer skin, embroidered with ~Jl's~
wolf skin, Her hair was nral'.'"
each side with strips Of wolf ~5..
strips of beads. Heavy HtrElat'
pendants of beads and teet. "f .'i...
hung around her neck and 'F
shoulders
Snow-whitc gloves made OF lawn
were on her hands These t5t..
fectly and were oruamented Wl.a
Of skin from some auimaI-perlt-
seal To complete this elah"r"5.
this Eskimo belle carried l"l'-
Feathers. one in each hand
waved a. She danced. W s~
Star
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-11-04

Nowadays YOU re likely to find MOI.
eru heating plant in almost any corner
Of the world. no matter how remote il
may be, said Louis Taylor, & rcpreSen-
laHVe OF a prominent heating appliance
mandatory.
Not SO very long ago our company
WAS asked 10 make am estimate for put
uag IN "a modern steam plant in SOL
uouse uu lonesome Nebraska ranch I
saw The house. and while it's exterior
was not very prepoSSCSSing, lis juteriot
Wos most comfortably fitted up and fur
'.lsbed 1t bad six rooms, I think, all at
them liberal in size. and fitted out in a
modern way The owner was a big cattle
grower with IN abundance at money.
lie merely hadn't got around Ia building
% wood. stone or brick residence His
S"d hou>,' is located about forty miles
from railroad and in lonesome stretch
of prairie. -DcS MoiucS Register ANA
It,.stier
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-11-04
CARRY OUT SUICIDE PACT.
Close Friends Found Dead Within Few
DAYS of Each Other.

There is under investigation by the
Brooklyn police the remarkable story of
a suicide wager between two men whose
bodies were found in the lower bay with
in Il few days of each other. The men
were Henry Schwandwedel, 30 years
old. wealthy retired merchant. and
Adam Hiilman. IS years old. an eugi-
neer They had been intimate friends
for a number of years. The engineer
lived with his wife and one child. and
during all his married life was model
father and husband. He was of very
anier disposition. Schwanwedel who
owned real estate in Brooklyn valued ut
5000 lived alone with his sister. Re
gina Schwanwedel. and had no Intimate
friends except Hiilman. Hillman left
his home October L. at the hour lie
usually started for work lie kissed his
wife and little girl. and started down the
road whistling. He never was seen
again alive. and his body was recovered
from the bay. At the time Of his diSap-
pearance Hillman had gold watch and
chain. Il locket containing pictures of lis
wife and daughter and $50. The money
and jewelry were intact in his clothing
when his body was found. Schwanwe-
del disappeared October ., and it was
on that day that the strange let is said
to nave been made. After leaving his
home he called, as usual, on hillman
and they mnched together. AcquJint-
anceS Of the two men who sat at a near
by table have informed the police that
they overheard the older man offer .,
wager $500 that he would he the f.-0
of the two to commit suicide. Ilillmai
is said to have consented TO the bet.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-11-04
A PARENTS PLEA.

MY little boy is eight years old.
lie goes 70 school each day:
lie doesn't mind the tasks they SET
They seem 10 him but play.
lie heads his class at raftia work.
And also takes the lead
At making dinky paper boats
But | wish that he could read.
They teach him physiology.
And, Oh. il chills our hearts
To hear our pratUling innocent
Mix up his inward parts.
He also learns astronomy
And names the stars 10y night
0f course he's very up 10 date.
But ! wish that he could writr.
They teach him things botanical,
They teach him how To draw.
He babbles of mythology
And grayitation's law;
Aud the discoveries of science
With him are quite fad,
They tell me he's clever bog,
But / wish that he could add
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-11-04
Whv Childrer Are aRad .

Because they are hnu&ry or thirsty.
Because they have hc,W allowed 10
overeat
Because they have heca given PERM
ciouS cheap sweets
Because they have not had proper
sleep.
Because tbcj' clothing /, not con-
Portable.
Because 5hc room in which tuey sleep
or play Is stnify or ill-aired.
Because their parentS break promises
to them and hn' hem of with brides,
Because they gre brought up GA b.
negative djct or continual no. no. no
instead u an occasional good. hearty
Yes"
Because their activity is not directed
into the right channel. Even from baby
hood a child must lie doing something.
and ii il is not wisely directed It's en-
rr&ies will find outlet ia ,'naughtineSs. -
Chicago News
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-11-04
THE TURKEY CROP.

Along about this time
OF wear we hear much talk
About fhe weli-hlled barns
And fodder ia the shock.
But there's one subjecI which
All seem inclined to shirk.
For no oi2 talks about
The status Of the turk
We get statistics on
The crops Of grain ana hay,
And aIl the varied frults
That yearly come our way
But for some reason 8ll
Their information stop
Jest when we think well learn
About The turkey crop
How i the turkey crop?
Tbut's what we want 10 know
VIII II supply demands
or make q nieasly showf
, VIII turks he cheap or dear
viii they hc thin or fatf
That sort 0f knowledge We
Arr trying Ia get at.
Thanksgiving Day draws near,
The famous fcastlnG time
When We desire 10 sink
our teeth IN turkey prime.
Aud dreadful Grows suspense
When there is nothing heard
About the chance wen have
70 roast and eat the bird
We can't imagine why
Such knowledge Is denied
When interest most keen
j. shown on every side.
And. therefore. just before
We let the subject drop
Again We plainly ask.
How Is the turkey crop:
--Pittsbnrg ChrOnicic-Telegral
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-11-04
She Had Waited Long Enough,

A Maine Girl Of ideals told f
man who asked her for her haH+
She shonld not think of marrying
with less than $4,000
The young man went E" h"~.
worked very hard for several
turned. aud called an the }"'a-
who said. Well John. ho"
getting along:"
Pretty we'll lie said. i hay.
gotten $40 towards the SiV'Nfa
We'll. John. she said. 81 d' l..-
bnt that i enough. l guess
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-11-04

you mean by coming ia like that:'' asked
tho doctor. ia Il rage "tio and strip III
"Bnt -" faltered the man.
II tell you I've no time to waste =
yelled the doctor. and the poor man left
The room in haste. When his tarn came
he re-entered the room. Now. then. =
said the doctor. that's better. What
can ! do for YOU:
Il called to collect your subscription
for the benevolent society "-Tatler
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-11-04
Great Drinking Place

\ dispatch from Monterey. Mex. says
that III the Baptist national convention
IL Mexico. in session there Rev. j. L.
lturr presented Interesting statistics COLI
corning temperance in that country.
showing that If its l5.OOO.uOO ropillj-
ton 3,0O0oOo are huhitual drunkaris.
6,DoWn of the remainder are addicted
20 drink
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-11-04
Heat in Colors.

An interesting experiment recently
made by Daluth physician proved con
clusively that for the sake OF coolness
only white should be worn in hot wealth
or.
The physician >pTeaG out in an in
tense sunshine a large piece of white
cloth, another of dark yellow, another of
light green, another of dark green. an
other of blue and anothe- OF black.
Then. with the help of six thermomt
,ers. he made the following table of the
various heats which each color received
From, tho sttuliubt.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-11-04

Passengers on the Red Star liner Fin
land. which arrived in New Yark.
sight the other day The big steam
ship : engines were stepped and the crew
mustered u} deck To witness the buria!
AT sen of ErzsehcS l.a&itiS. Hungarian
girl. wears old. who died suddenly OF
pneumonia The SrleI of the girls two
sisters, who wypt uncontrollahly during
the reading af tile service by Rev John
\NiscS. attcctcl MANY 0f the other uas-
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-11-04

s :. gers Tie sisters were co,o;r
70 meet their father and mofb MN; oyer
stahlial purse was made un f,,r a ~9o.
sllis ry tie first ana ~econd ,.Ia ~ 'N"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-11-04

OF the more than 100000 aliens who
arrived last year 210,426 were laborers,
1O4.937 were domestic servants, $3.50
were farm laborers and 23.5S0 were tail
ors. There were 1888 merchants and
dealers. 13.404 carpenters. 10.567 shoe
makers. 1920 clerks. 1926 mariners
and 9110 miners. The number of profess
sional immigrants was unusually large,
including as it did no less than 1869
actors. 222G engineers, 1419 musicians
and 1888 teachers. There were 152. 191
skilled labOrers
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-11-04

BY the will Of George ". Gait the
Iowa state college at AmCS, Ia. is to he
endowed with property worth S3J0.000
after the death of his widow. Mrs Car
rie Chapman Gait. Mrs. Gait is to en-
joy the use of this property during her
is to be divided into 500 scholarships
for Iowa State college. Mr.. Cats Ii
brary on economics also goes TO the col
lege after his widows death. and his
engineering library is bequeathed to the
college Immediately.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-04
MESA

The Home Dramatic company open ed the season at the Mesa Opera House Friday night last, when they presented t,e beautiful drama, Meg, the Child of the Camp" There was a large house and from start to finish the playc"s had the audience with them and received round after round of applause. All of the members of the troupe performed their parts remarkably well, depicting the characters they represented with artistic skill
 The play is beautiful romance of the hills, with enough of the rough life of the mines thrown in to make a good setting for the character as well as the rich comedy with which the play abounds.
 Mrs. Winnie Vance carried her au- dienee off theit feet. as usual, in her representation of Meg, the Child of the Camp" She was the free, generous,