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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-18

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Gillian Soselpoob, 2127 MlpOro. Mdo=
9en.-Sapman uno &ap Grisoman,
1108 Waple, 2nabe. -Jreo uno Clara
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ben unb anna Collier, 236 Usilsp
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anabe.-Sames unb Settle Saoerfif,
2159 @uibine. 2nabe. -Iugufrs lro
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Rnabs.
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6arrp 6. 8ear-gbna DO. Siolb.
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8efDrben:
Wartba 2ape, 43, Siatonihen SOipi'
taI.-sduslins @antren, 9 Sage, 937
panIp. = gurlsp Burns. Is, 1902
Columbia Ipe.-Sarrp Wifbmisr, %,
126 @reelep .-Sannab Wiloins. 81.
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ION, Srrsn-aipl.- amelia 9enberfon,
sc, 2617 aIblanb Qoe.-@ara6 9erne,
63, IL. unb @apital abe .-Maurics
O@onnen, 81, 925 peru Npe.-2ena
5upte, 8, state unb spruce.-Sobn
@opner, So, 21O2 @Opner Woe. 81.
g. @oloerman, "a, 1854 0ir9inia Ioe.
-Sdugling German, 815 @baowid.
-Sames q. gea, 40. 2110 2ogun.-
Waub Saolod, 81, 848 glm.-Oscar
SbaIs, 81, 100 81. @af.-2aura
&eeoer, 2, MOn.. us @ermania abe.
-@olbie Msribun, z. 612 ebefnut.
-8bomas Wilgus, 49. 7l6 .. Wal-
nut Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-18

2ocaLB etterbert9t
S6auer beute IaGt unb Sonntag; bee
beutenb fdIter; bic 9emperatur fpirb IN Der
Sonntae Ra6t auf ben 9efrierpuntt fintsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-18

Die parf- 6 o m | d
baben ben Contract fur ben Bau beg
Gan @reef 8ouleparb unteraeihnet.
Ser @ontract.p reis fir bic Mrbeit be-
lduft ftd auf $67, $50. Ser Weg mub
aus Bitbulific 2imeffone bergsftslt
tperben urlb bsrielbe ion bor benz 80.
September fertis iein. Sie @ompag=
ME tpirb benielben fur bic Dauer zines
Sabres repariren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-18
9 auerIau 9eine.-

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s. Sriebe, Nnbau, 1904 Wef 10.
Str, $400.-SObn Steuart, Wobn-
baus, 1928 9enpooo Npe., $500. =
5. @bisleti, SranesW obnbaus, 1920
HOro Sainois Str, $4,000. = 9.
SdoenrOsg, &%eparaturen, 702 9Th
gaft Str, $3.50. = %. s. Sminame,
Badftein=W ohnbaus, "a. Str. unb
Martinoale Npe., $4,000. - 6. g.
poaarb, @ottase, 3smple Npe., nab!
@rapoon Str, $1250.-S. s. auden-
-brpd. Wobnbaus. @befnut unb Min.
nefota Str, $1,000. = u. Webge,
Maentur, 3~eparaturen; AL Warmar
Npe.. 1898. = 8. .. Soaman, brei
@obnbduier. 500 Yiaa abe.. $2100,
-Wiliam 6. Di99in, gadhein=Glo
81 OF 81. Soc Str, $500. - Wm,
8. 6ieain, Wobnbaus. 945 Norb Me'
ribian Str, $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-18
Mns ben Geridten.

6rant g. 3amp ST.. betannte f9
esfsrn fduloig, 10 Wa9te!n i'm gss
fbe sehabt gu baben unb er wuros our4
Srieoensri6ter Smod, Dor Gem bic Nm
tlage berbanoelt wuroe, nit 1870 be-
frat.
&pbert &oper, Der 9leidfals arges
tlaet iff, bat 5opeit nod tsin Betennt-
nib a~b9e9eben.
5. 8. gedman puroe burt cine
Surp i'm 2reisseri9t Sdaosneriab i'm
getrage bon $1,000 sussiprOden. ged-
mans 8lass sntiprans benz SOoe ieinss
fleinen Sobnes SEQ, Der bur4 einen
Wagsr Der indianapolis Fraction q
Serminal So. nabe @rOun 9ia tiber=
fabren unb eetbbtet purbe.
Sm Supsrior.@ sridt erbielt Opbelia
@roofe, uel9e in Der Goliion 3piiden
spei Waeen Der SractiOn SO. beruns
slhdte, slei6faqs $1,000 s&abeneriab.
@iliam Cart. elm Neser, Der am 10.
5ebruar Wiaael @sls, 800 Snoiana
Npe., cine rbr unb cine Siamantnaoel
fabl, tpurbe nit LA Sabren Wi4i.
gan @itp 3u4tbaus.
Sobn Wilfon erbielt 90 Sage Mr=
beitsbaus, neil er @barles Offering,
Sol Wabifon Npe.. nm $14 bemoselte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-18
..Qvres Bulletin
ueberfleioer
Sir Hinder.

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bubble Mantel fur &inber gu fold
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labr finben. Otsie lei6te llnterfleiber
finb in Mobair, Gbebiot, Serse unb
@obert, in blau, braun, tan unb roth,
in Salten unb Sor Muitern !; 9iben
uno 8roabclotb garnirt uub entueber
NIT hObem ODER niebrissm Sals !;
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Yreiie inr So. 90, So. Is u. SO. SO
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-18
cine Grfaltmns in etmcm aaae fmrtrt.

Wan nebme Laxative Bromo Quinine
9abIeten. Mue Npptbefer ftatten bas @eIb
suriid tpenn bic BUR febI fdldet. 6. Sd.
Grope'sS isnatur it auf ieberSdadteI. 25c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-18

Ser Idngfe Mrtifer I'm
Srforoer WOrterbu4 ban6elt bonn
9erbum rpaB" (sehen).
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-18

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-18

We Ark
Jurenz & Hartman, Prop.
is EAST OHIO STREET 15
Speisekarte fur heute
LUNCH 4Oc.
Won 1902 Uhr Mttgs
Consomme Napoleon
Hungarian Beef Roulade
Bayrische Leberklosse und Sauerkraut
Mince Chicken on Toast
Prime Rib of Beef
Roast Leg of Lamb
Cauliaower Stew Tomatoes
Rice Pudding
or Cheese Coffee
SUPPER soc.
Won 6-6 Uhr Attends
Sun Fish Meuniere
Ragout Fin in Muscheln
Roast Chicken
Filet Of Beef Monte Carlo
Asparagus Baked Potatoes
Rum-Omelette
or Cheese Coffee
Speisen a la carte jeder Zeit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-18
CO,
Snbiana's Gr6bts DRY Gpobs 9ansIer.
Bonn Seloe Der Nrteit.
6 ibnng bes @recutib :
rallies Der u. +. 0 8.

ssn Der Sibung oes @reeutibratbes
Der Nmerican federation Of 2abor in
Waibin9tOn, 8. g., touroe ber Suris.
bictions=S STREET. Der Seer pump Wor=
fers' Union BON Stem Sort unb Der
Metal pOlii6ers' & Buffers 3nterna=
tiOnal Union benz prdiosntsn 8Om=
pers our tpeiterer nnterIuduns iber-
uieien. 6erner tuurOe Der Silt Wor=
fers' Union elm Greibrief berpsigert
unb berielben miteei6silt. baB fe fd
ben uniteb Sertil @Orters Of Nmeriea
anaufdlieBen babe. Nud Der Snter=
national Mfociation Of Steam or 0ot
Water & pOter pipe Gitters &
Selpers tpuroe elm 6reibrief bertneigert,
ebsnio Der WOmens' International
Union Sabel 9iaa. Setrefs Der @r=
nennuns zines @igarrenarbeiter= Oraa=
nifaiors fiir ben Pbilippinen= Nr9ipel
faBte man ben gei9luB, qrdioent
8ompers fOns fi9 nit prdfioent 3oo=
fins BON Der Cigar Maters' Snterna=
tional Union in 8erbinoung ieBen, I'm
bic bamit perbrmbsnen Soften au er=
mitteln.
2obnraae bar untteb
M inc % orters.
Ser Is. Sabresconbent bes Sifriftes
go. 2 Der uniteb Mine Wprters of
Nmerica purbe In Nltoona, 3d., bonn
Siftittsprdfosnten patrif @ilbap un=
ter Setbeilisuns bon SeIesaten er6f-
net. uelGe 154 lofale 8srbdnbe uno
IS, $40 Bersleute i'm Wei6fDblens
Sifritte bon Central 9enniplbanien
bsrtreten. 2ebbaftes SntereRe fntipft
fi4 IN ben @onbent iopobl fir bic Or
better, als aud fir bic @rubenbefiber,
neil mon einen beftisen 8ampf be3ts.
lid Der Geftisbung Der Sobnicala etc
pariet. ruelde am 1. Npril in 2raft gu
treten bot. prdfbent @ilbap ermabnte
ole ger9lsuts. bic Irbeit NOD Dem 81.
Wdra ni9t eber auf5unebmen, als big
Die N~rbeitseber oas Nbtommsn be3ts.
lid Der 2obnicala unter3ei9nst baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-18
Tbermometerfnno.

6Shfe Temperdtur ........ 10 Sra
9ienrigfte Ten1psratur. AZ ~
SO. &. 8Ibtbs
6ectipns.D Director.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-24
OFFER TO SELL A RAILWAY
FRANCHISE FOR MONEY

Chicago. oct. "A dispatch 10 thu
Record Herald from Milwaukee, WIS.,
says.
Mayor Rose yesterday made sensa-
uonal charge That those back of the
Milwaukee Southern road which is try
ing to get an entrance INFO Milwaukee,
had offered 10 sell the franchise, pro-
vidcd they got one. for 100000, ana
this OTTER being turned down they rec
duced the price TO $4,000 This state
ment Was made 20 tine common council
n q message. The mayor said:
"Thc offer was made by the treasurer,
s r.. Hail I DO not care to say 10
whom Il was made or give any details,
but ~ the council wishes tO investigate
the matter I stand ready 20 prove the
charge
10 this statement Treasurer Hall came
back with the reply
TITS lie. | throw the charge back
in the mayors teeth. ] challenge him
30 present his proof iu public or other
WISE
President II. g.. wood Of the company
wired from Chicago.
There * absolutely no truth I'm the
statement that the pending franchise
has been offered for sale for 100000. or
any other sum- We challenge proof ot
any such statement
Mayor Rose sticks TO his original
statement and says the offer To sell was
made within O. few days,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-24
On Presidents Return From the
South, Process of Reconstruct
ing it Will Probably Begin.
CORTEL YOU TO SUCCEED SHAW.
Moody will Retire Booaparte Taking
His Place Ambassador Meyer Be-
coming Secy OF the Navy

Chicago. Oct "A dispatch to the
Tribune from Washington, p, e., says,
soon after the return Of President
Roosevelt to Washington from bis
southern tour there viii be- a renewal
of the rumors regarding impending
changes In the cabinet ana within six
months or So after the rc-opeuing NJ
Congress ii Is more than likely that the
complexion Of the cabinet Wil be- COM
p.otoly changed
This docs not mean that every one ~
the present cabinet of minister, Is 10
go out but there viii be- TWO or three
new members and probably three radical
changes On position before tho close of
the current fiscal year
Secy. shaw is To- go out " the clb-
met OF his own motion a- q preliminary
Go his formal entry into the presideu-
tial race. The vacancy at the head Of
the United States treasury department.
will be filed, according 10 the present
outlook. by the transfer OF Postmaster
General Cortclyou
Atty.-Gen Moody has been expecting
to 20 on for some time lie remains
or the head OF The department OF JUS
tce largely If not entirely That be- may
carry on the prosecution Of the beef
trust cases, His place probably VIII
bee filled by Charles y. Bonaparte, the
present secretary OF the navy This m
turn viii create another vacancy ana
the new head oC the navy, according 90
the present slate. win De Geo. Won L..
Meyer The present ambassador to -.
PETERSBURG.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-24
Supt Of Waikiki, Orange. y !,
Transit COmpauys Lines Said
To Have Made a Confession
WAS A PROFESSIONAL THIEF.
Had Finest Bachelor Apartme nts in
The Town--When Searched Found
Filled With Stolen Goods.

MiddletoNn. y, y. oct, 2L-By the
alleged confession OF Charles Boos. un-
III few days ago superintendent OF
the waikiki Transit compauys lines in
Orongc, spectacular police mystery
has been solved According to the POI
lice he admitted TO them yesterday chat
he had robbed one Of the largest de-
partment stores In the city besides soy
eral residences In the las, few months
B0os iestngy reminded the police
that he himself had raised the hue and
cry one night a few weeks ago when
O burglar was chased out OF the resi-
dence of r. Z. S. Crane, wealthy man.
He said the police We're close on him
before he got out OF the house, and
that he ran ahead of them shouting.
stop thief, catch that man.
This ruse worked so well that Boos
reso. ed TO It again a few nights later
when he had forced his way into the
home Of j. l.. Pendletou and from
which he was frightened by an alarm.
Boos is regarded az a modern social
highwayman. He drew q large saldry
as superintendent Of the big transit
corporation and lived iu good style I'M
apartments on one OF the best streets
in the city. He was popular In society
and dressed in the latest fashion. He
was apparently one Of the busiest mon
in town had no time Tor anything hut
his work and seemed an exemplary man
of business
Great was The amazcment when IL
became known last Friday that BOos
had been arrested and locked up. The
charge against him was made by Off
cials Of the transit company II was
charged that the superintendent bad
stolen a large quantity Of copper wire
from the company ana sold 1t to a junk
dealer,
A subsequent, search Of Boos dne
apartment revealed plumber for which
the police had long been looking, amid
which It X alleged was taken from a
department store and private resi-
deuces, Confronted with The goods
Boos, 60 Is said, confessed
Boos' bachelor apartments were the
best IN town and incidentally he had
added to their comfort by tapping the
wires Of the company from which he
drew large salary and furnishing his
rooms with 1--WE incandescent lights,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-24
DEFEND MRS. MATHEWS.
Friends Say Her Relations With Wo.
mack We're PERI city Leg innate.

That the relations between Mrs 10.
seph Mathews and Frank Womack. the
slayer of her husband Sunday night
were perfectly legitimate and beyond
the pale of suspicion is the statomcn,
made Dy friends of the bere1yed wife,
who feel that the aspcrslOns cast upon
her character are not. justified by the
actual facts. Mrs. Mathews herself
says that the boy meaning Womack
had been very good tu her but had new
er, al any time, oyerstepped the bounds
Of prOpriety She says outside lul'u-
ences were brought to bear Co poison
her husbands mind against Womack
md attributes the tragedy 10 idle gossip
INDUCED iu by these parties. Womack
admits having bought the gun to pro-
teCt himself as ne says be felt that he
might have trouble 40 almost any time.
4 friend OF Mrs. Mathews, gentle
man of prominence who yuuohcs for
what he says. asks the News Co give
space 10 the following as Doc does NOT
think Mrs Mathews has been given enc
tire justice iu the accounts published
thus far. lie says that those who know
Mrs. Mathews best, firmly believe ln her
innocence OF the charge made against
her by her husband She comes of H.
good family the Ence's OF RicAuea,
and no word against her character bias
ever been heard until the occurrence OF
the recent tragedy The "NaNs' iu-
formant says that Mrs Mathews looked
upon young WOmgnk as "a mere boy,
and he was Familiarity known I'M the.r
household as 'the kid H. helped do
chores from time 90 time and Wls ale
most Ike ono OF the family Mrs.
MathcwJ claim is that Dee. husbands
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-24
StIOC KING MOPDER AT pOCATELLOI
Fires into
Crowd Jim Ryan,an Employ and moshin


and they walked into a room In the
rear shortly afterwards Mcclure re-
turned into the saloon proper and en-
tered into conversation with the bar
Keeper. The man was apparently ln an
ugly mood and went on TO state that
he had just had q row with his wife,
suddenly ne said vlclously 81 guess /
am going TO shoot somebody
Hardly had the words loft his mouth
than he drew a revolver and started in
shooting up the place In a promiycuous
manner. At the sight Of the big gun
the barkecper dropped behind the bar
and commenced to crawl for the rear
door Two shots went among the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-24
KILLED BY FALLING TREE,
lsnecIal 10 the oNews-.l

Cody. Wyoo oct. 4.--Rudolph Born,
while cutting trees for the Shoshone
Lumber company was killed by the
falling Of tree, Born chopped down
q tree which. as It fell lodged i'm am
other causing the second to fall and II
was impossible for Born To get out Of
the way, lie was working alone, but
his body was found few hours after
the accident.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-24
FOR SILF PROT ECTION.
Carbon County Wool Growers VIII
Purchase the Red Desert.
lsnocIaI 10 M oNcns.oIl

Rawlirs, Wyo. oct 2-Thc Carbon
County Woogrower5' association, I'm sos-
tons 10 be- made by its Officers with the
Union Pacific Railroad company tor the
purchase OF the Red Desert THIS is done
In order 90 prevent its purchase by pr-
vate parties and the freezing out Of the
small sheep owners The tract embraces
several thousand acres.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-24
CAUSE OF BLAZE A MYSTERY
Flames Started In Basement Of Build
log at i55 aud Burned Fiercey
For Four Hours.
INSURANCE AMOUNTED TO $1,000
Company VIII Fiud a New Locate
And Will at Once Resume Business
Story Of Conaagrato1.


220 o0u fin, .yisi,s5 t,,, g,,-.,on.,
Ni''oN MUSIC company nus lnornln
The companys loss rs complete. NJ
' musical Instrument was left undan
''' '''''7' .'l .'''"'l amour
'' 'n"I' 'N'i' I'" hundred collars
most
Tho first started nm tho baeer,opt
Gina. ,,,,.,... ,.,,,i.,,.... -,
Wv '''"'"N anu Idseu l'
-FOUR hours. 10 was discovered at A..
this morning and its origin ia q mvster
gnf ow urob,li,. .,..,. ro,,..t,, q.
''''"'
Norhurn were employed on the groun
floor until after midnight. Their opir
ion is that the blaze WINS caused b, a
electric wire. But that is only con
lecture.
Hon. John Dcrn the well known min
mQ man ig president of the rop,na,,
.,., -. a. -. s.. .,,
''' w. .''' ''''' o'''
carried F-o'Ooo ln insurance nut ma
VIII not nearly cover our loss, We re
.,,,,, . -. 80, y','' 80 80 ''
anu ''''7 WI "'"'' wv
stock, ana were doing an eXcellet
business. The store had lust been re
r,r,ts,oJ and rodoc,rst,d and rroso,,,
'a handsome appearance Inc me
did not finish their task until after las
midnight"
m. ,,,u4i... ,..,..,....
~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-24
Atty Gen Moody Holds That
Allotted Lands Are Still
Indian Country
.HEFF CASE DON'T AFFECT THEM
Department Of lustice Dissatisfied
With Decision Of the Ninth Circuit
Court Of Appeals,

Washington, y. Co. oct 4.-Corres-
pondencc between Atty.-Gen Moody
and the interior department. indicates
that the department, Of justice is by no
means satisfied with the action of the
Smith circuit court Of appeals holding
that liquor can be introduced ON allot-
ted Indian lands without violating the
laws Mr. Moodys position In tine mat
ter was made plain today when Doe or
dcreJ the United states attorney 40
salt Lake city 10 act In a case whore
q man named Boss introduced liquor ON
allotted lands I'M the Ciutah reservation.
Boss was apprehendcd by the For, Du-
chcsnc military authorities ana when
the case was turned over to the United
States attorney at salt Lake that otll-
cidI refused To act, giving the action Ot
the circuit court as his reason tn bis
telegram 10 Secy Hitchcock on the
subject The attorney general says,
The department SIN holds tina, allot-
ted lands are Indian country and the
purpose OF the net of 1897 forhi3dlng the
Introduction Of liquor thereon is not af-
fectod by the Hen decision
United states District Attorney Lipp-
man ana Deputy Marshal Page left for
Nernal yesterday afternoon with q view
to enforcing the law with regards To
the matter set forth I'm the above dis
patch Several arrests are to be- made
Of individuals who have been selling
liquor 20 the Indians. The papers viii
be served by Deputy Page and the cases
will be prosecuted by Mr.. Lippman be-
fore Commissioner Mitchell no Nerua.
1t is understood that Mr.. Lippman pro-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-24
WORK or INSTITUTE.

,.N'N'HPlhb MS lHltNlktlltCt MS skill ana
ms capacity for conscientious effort,
WORK OF INSTITUTE.
Hence the work Of the Tuskegee nor
maj and Industrial institute is q matter
or the highest practical Importance TO
both the white man and the DlacK man.
ana well worth the support OF Do.A
races dllkc In the south and In the
north, Your l,jOO students are not only
being educated IN head and heart. but
also trained TO Industrial efficiency, Tor
from the beginning ruskegee has plac.
ed especial emphasis upon the
training OF men ANA women IN
agriculture, mechanics and house
holu duties. Training IN these three
Fundamental directions does not em-
brace all thst the negro or any other
race needs, but II does cover In "A very
large degree the field In which the ne
gro can at present do most tor himself
and be most helpful to his white neigh
borS, Every black man who leaves
this Institution Is better able to do
mechanical or industrial work adds
by 20 much TO the wealth OF the whole
community and benefits all people in
the community. The professional and
mercantile avenues 20 success are over
- '''NNNf AnA lllt llfFFUN klt UfTN
chances Of success awaits the iutelli-
gent worker at some mechanical trade
or ON farm; for this man viii almost
certainly achieve industrial ndepend-
encc, ! am pleased, but not the least
surprised to learn that many among
the women and men trained at Tuske-
gee ind immediate employment as
leaders and workers amon~ their own
people, and that their services are gem
orally sought by white people for var
ious kinds of Industrial work, the de-
mand being much greater than the
supply Viewed from any angle, iguor-
auce IS the costlicst crop that can be
raised IN any part Of this Union. Ev-
cry dollar put into the education OF
either white man or black man, In
head, in hands and In heart, Yields
rlch dividends to the entire commun-
ity Merely from the economic stand
point 1t Is Of the utmost consequence
to all our citizens that institutions
such 0s this at TuSkcgee should be a
success. But there are other and even
higher reasons that entitle It to our
seaport. In the interest Of humanity
ana Of self protection every white man
IN America, no matter where he liyts,
should try to help the negro to help
himself II Is In the interest and Tor
the protection Of the white man - gee
that the negro Is educated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-24
10 PAcES-LAsT EDITION.

doubly important to train every avail.
able man to he OF the utmost use by
developing his intelligence, his skill and
ais capacity for conscientious effort
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-24

"a Truth Looks Freshest in the Fash.
ion Of the Day" The Fashion Of tho
Day for Store ruths 10 Display Type,
With Liberal Space for Picturesque
Effect,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-24

T5s stors.Ad Simplify Shopping 70
tho last Degree you. YOU NO a,,s Son9er
,'o Made Up Your Mind as TO
Wbst You Want Al Each Place.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-31
SAILORS HOME SOCIETY
HAS PROSPEROUS YEAR

trio Co. since June. Besides handling
absent seamen's mail, letters of in
quiry had been answered. c. Sheehan,
master arms of the transport Tho
mas, left the home on April 10 for the
Incurables hospital, where he died a
few days later. John McKillop, watch
man at the Home, died at the same
hospital on November 5. Three men
were expelled from the Home for in
decent behavior. The superintendent
had handled 1921 for officers and sail
ors Shripwrecked crews of the Mar
tina Davis. Spartan, Victor and Sa1a-
mis- had been sheltered. With the ap-
prevail of the trustees and sugar fac
tors, the superintendent in February
started a plan of having all the YES
sells of the sugar fleet do their ship
ping of seamen through the Home.
This ended a long-standing source of
trouble During the year the Home
had harbored 487 seafarers, including
three captains and many officers They
comprised "a nationalities. officers and
seamen shipped from the Home num-
bered 21S, and Is officers and sailors
obtained shore employment Gross re-
ceipts We're $3893.S0, gross expenditures
balancing. Thirty-six boarders de-
faulted to the total amount of s241. rs.
and 500 was spent on meals to desti-
tute sailors.