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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1906-03-24
Washington Letter.
n our regular CORRESPONDENCE

From our regular correspondent9
WASHINGTON, d. c., March II, 1906.
Gentle and conservative people may
think that the address of Senator
Tillman on the Rate bill in the SEN
ate this week was enthusiastically
fierce and somewhat overdrawn. But
it has set great many aStute politI-
clans thinking and talking and is
likely to do much for the cause of ef-
fective legislation. 1t certainly rang
ed the senator on the side of the
president and shows what he him
self claims, that the Rate bill is not
and cannot be made party measure,
that it is vital piece of legislation
and that if this congress does not en-
act wise and conservative legislation,
the voters will see to it that another
set of men are put in who will per-
haps be less wise and certainly far
more radical in the measures they will
take to control the roads
Senator Tillman spoke of his utter
ances as his own personal views. But
it may be said that they are the views
of a great many of both parties at the
capitol, some of them men who would
do anything in their power to thwart
rate legislation, but who when 1t
comes to the pinch may feel that it is
wise to agree that rate control is no
party measure and that the time has
come when the common people of the
country are demanding a minimum of
their rights and it may be well to
grant them, lest those same common
people take measures to secure
maximum of their rights by sending
another set of men to congress to
legislate for them.
The announcement that Judge
Taft has, for the present at least de-
clined the proffered place for him on
the supreme bench is not altogether a
surprise. The secretary of war knows
that not only is there an immense
amount of work that needs doing.
both in Panama and the Philippines.
but that he has been subjected TO
much harsh, and he considers unjust
criticism for the way he has handled
things in those two corners of the
world. Therefore, while seat on
the supreme bench is a thing few
men would lightly decline, he has de
cided to stay at the head of the war
department for some months at any
rate. There is really no serious. need
for him to make decision before
next October when the supreme court
reconyeneS after the summer recess.
Meantime the mere fact that he has
not definitely declined the place will
be enough to save the president a
great deal of embarrassment from
place seeking politicians, scores of
whom have candidates in reserve for
the vacant judge-ship should there
seem to be the least chance of their
landing it.
There is war and rumors of war in
the statehood situation. 4 confer
ence of the house which might as
we'll have been a caucus, has been call
ed, and by large vote it was decided
to stand-pat on the refusal to concur
in anything the. senate had done to
the House Statehood bill. The speak
er led the fight But for him. it is
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1906-03-24

Al marx OF ScOUU EmulS1On,
and is the synonym for
strength and purity. 1t is sold
in almost all the civilized coun-
tries of the globe.
If the cod fish became extinct
it would be a worldwide calam-
ity, because the oil that comes
from its liver surpasses all other
fats in nourishing and life-giving
properties. Thirty years ago
the proprietors of Scott's Emul-
sion found a way of preparing
cod liver oil SO that everyone can
take it and get the full value of
the oil without the Objectionable
taste. SCOTS Emulsion is the
best thing in the world for weak,
backward children, thin, delicate
people, and all conditions of
wasting and lost strength.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT s. BOVINE, CHEMISTS
zos-z1s PEARL STREET, NEW YORK
SOC. and 500. Al druggists.
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For Sale-Jones header in good con-
dition. W. H. Swiggett.
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OVER THE WORLD
in a carriage is not an impossible
trip. But the carriage has got to be
a good one. 1t must be sound and
strong in every part or the trip would
end in trouble.
IN ANY CARRIAGE
we sell such trip could be made with
safety. We handle only carriages
whose beauty lies in their staunch-
ness as well as their appearance. We
would like to show you few any time
you find it convenient. Well talk
price afterward.
A. B. JONES.
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Notice-All persons indebted to me
will call at the Wa-Keeney State
Bank and settle with f. W. King,
my agent. f. S. Diebold.
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1FI-ef pubiished ii The Topeka State
Journal Jan. 80, 1861
PUBLIcATION NOTICE.

Tn the District court of Shawnee County,
Affses1fer CSieves. Plaintiff. vs. Laura
tsIeVes, Defendant-No. 1862.
STATE AZ Kansas to Laura Gleves-Greet-
You are hereby notified that you have
been seed By the above named plaintiff
n $Ae above named court and that you
zSissf answer the petition fled therein on
i,r l5ef1rs the nth day Of March, A. D.
is6 81 the said petition win be
fsl9ey "a true and judgment rendered di-
s.1,-eil,e- sa5d plaintiff from you on the
s-caTnas 81 abandonment and cruel and
fi5f,3r1an treatment and for the quieting
~ ali Tiglf. titles and interest to certain
lots therein described IN said plaintiff and
for costs OF suit - .-ss--. --........s-
AIExAFSDER eIsaYE Ss Platntin.
Attest TAs O. SAI1YEE. his Atty.
1SesfA I S. CURTIS, Clerk.
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FoR sAr.a-REAr. -.
DAVIS. WELCOME & co.

double doors with colonial posts
eastf front finer eighBof
isa newly paprea, lots $500
hest cas- 'front.' ea Fark
fn-D
roTsu LoTsu
S5s lots w 10Th St.
O.
per
556ra 81 rnonh Iots n o
rrsry YOUR PROF
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE
47 SIXTH ~ - TOPEKA,
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GEORGE n NOBLE & co.
GEORGE NJ. NOBLE & co.
GEORGE II. NOBLE & co.
GEORGE N. NOBLE & co.

GEORGE NJ NOBLE & NJ &
GEORGE NJ NOBLE & NOBLE co.
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
THEE
from the
IN
and
ca tie + part DayTne
In
and
room coag IN with neetr
for a
incon perm rent
has . srauh houses IA q
ever O at fron
to 80 I'm 5e locate ns n he
fol 81 a
near sel0 n i'm
f9 acre u from
SOIL
for 0acr4 nles
watt n alt ia. acres creak
5
for s. q &C u
fence sgood4 close 10 school
also
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MISS HOLLINGsWORTH and Miss Cod
fTev viii oreu Sressmakins pafIors at
1915 western ave. Monday, Feb 18TH. Isl
class custom solicited
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b
foot Is
Top an Is eap 81 perae
er
8 a rgai a pera acre
o and
mai tephone ndeol
CT
poultry s
level pera for
o mil 10
a 6perae
ottage. nicely
So s
mile Of C r line.
we'll mile of he car
n fruit
car for
tim on y, &6u
J. NIDER KNOX
ELL w.
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GET BUsY-Nor1CE THESE.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AMI
OPPOSITE THE POsTOFBICE-

s. 8o-cotage
18o-cotag well.
iso-7ven aaen, fronting washburn campus
1865 house. cisern. w. st
-roouh house. we
sroon modern house lots Clay st.
29o-s room modern house ~ lots. vest
wene houssba
we'll lots
properties
parts Of ehe
awneec county farms a
Insurance IN its branches
Uni ton o a
sections Colorado R r station.
C.
COLUMBIAN BLDG
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aAIlNoAb 80 -


ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM TxNm TABLE.
TOPEKA KAN.
Ths "Rlsht ROAD SO ana From asa
Between
MINNEAPOLIS KANSAS CITY
sT PAUL 81. JOSEPH
E0RT WSE2FH PEORIA
COLORADO SPGS MB5fPHKA
DENVER sEs LOUIS
OMAHA .SaAtEA4g
,,4rvursr4VF FEB IL 1909 ALI,
1l 1 TRAINS DAILY.
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CENTRAL PARK PLACE Dorsi

t
within
IND SO KANSAS AVE.
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CAPITAL CITY vITRIFIED BRICK 6.
PAVING Co., rs ". 9Th st. BEsErh. OF
buiidingl paving and sidewalk brick.
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ELIAS WHITE a. co.
SMALL TRACT BARGAINS.

FOR sALE-A new ap-t6-aate room cot
tag5 with reception haA and complete
bath roogn: 8 blocks south OF state house
on Vsn buren,. Some cash, Balance Ike
rent. Owner, 1928, Topeka ave.
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J. a. ROSEN, Patent Attorney. 1R3 Han-
sas ave. Topeka.
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MISSOURI PACIFIC TIME TAB1aa.
Dary Except sunaav.J
RnTTFrTznT4MF1

No. 210-FasBenEef to TT BeofG..sss .eg5ng
no. asz-HFell1t1L ssasss .ssssssssassgs atl3sz1
EORTHBOUMT3.
No. 10s-Pasasnger from IT Seott. IS: l1pEl
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ron sAIE-REAn ESTATE.
ZOE sAI.E-REA1 -.


ND PHONE az ". SEVENTH
Cottage
rent
t
Fine .nearce htra
cottage hops
cash.
Ii for ba sans.
PARTNERSHIP ESTATE
OFFICE FIFTH ST
IND PHONE 1924 FIFTH
heats light
twin
fruits
We parts of the city and can suit anyone
quality LIE AZ know
IND 1924 FIFTH ST
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sEwMhazRA

clan. Complete stock Of Watches, 6ia-
monds. eilverWaEs, etc. Eyes examined
and spectacles properly fitted,
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FOR sALEt

FOR SALE.
Between 18th and 18th st. on Clay. good
house rooms, IA lots, good barn. fruit,
lawn, shade trees near to Central Park
and on ear line. Prise szI99- Terms
A. b POOLE.
1lB East Eighth st.
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state of Kansas-Barbara Spahns plain
fsfF vs.. John Spahns defendant.
Nv virtue of an order Of sale Issued to me
o,1f Of said district court IN the above en-
titled action I will. on Monday, the 9Th
dav Of March, A D. 1906, at 10 clock a.
~ NJ said day, at the east front door OF
the court house in the city of Topeka. in
ne county OF Shawnees IN the state Of
EanSas offer at public sale and sell to
he highest and best bidder. for
casb in hand, all the following
Seseriaed real estate to-wits Lot
n On Gordon street. IN Garden
place addition to the city Of Topeka ~
Ing and situate IN the county OF Shawnee
in the state Of Kansas.
rhe above described real estate IS taken
as the property OF said defendant. and Is
snS viii Be sold without appraisement. to
satisfy said order OF sale.
Sheriff of Shawnee County. Kansas.
nv 7 A, OSTRAND. Deputy.
p G. SLATER, Attorney.
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ZOE sAIlE-REAL -.

FOR sAIIE-REAIl estate.
~-~---~-----~~-----~-~--
HOW ABOUT THAT BUILDING SITE
IN wEsTLAwN2
MAKE UP YOUR MIND. IT WILL BE
SOLD BEFORE YOU KNOW II.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
Central National Bank Bldg
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roR EXCHANGE.


FOR EXCHANGE have good note to
exchange for rubber tired trap. A. =
Tone Wilson, 5r., 413 Kansas ave.
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UNION RACx11n
EAsTB0UND.

eSo. lux C.-salAns 4ask... -...s kgszg an
No. Unlimited 49,. .s.s.4ss..s. ss4s R1a
aDaiiy except Sunday All rshaFa a41Gs
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DAWSON & PERSON.
IND TEL. 1898.


good
house
b
mn
of
head o. horses FOL tons of
s a
balance cultivation
to
Have property
u
Here is nice
Dad to- he city SCI abouth
Il a parts the city for rent
DAWSON PERSON
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BENEDICT & co.
BENEDICT & co.


OF
says Sc al
81 % by S wlo isn and
81 month
to suit uxch
date be sol cheapf roash
weran celia
blocks TERMS to suit
cottage
9Th PHc
Sc
H9NSDpCI q % 81 KANsAs AVE
CENT STORE ~
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FOR EXCHA NGE-New upright piano Tor
plumbing. Address Piano, Journal
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FURNACE woRnA

GEO. E sEYBOLD. fafhass N0sh. tin
Eoonne, gutterlng. sporting. tllEn4eFs a
Speciality 81 Kansas ave. IND sFh1zs EIA
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Garfield ave. corner lots, or more,
sewer in car convenient
Lots on Lane, West and Bolles ave.
near the college grounds.
Highland Park. 8 lots.
2 lots 9Th and Lawrence
Buy any Of these for speculation. They
are very cheap.
]. e. ToRRINeTON. 1os ". sixth st.
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7
FINE SUBURBAN home rooms, 5 cor
ner lots. close TO west side car line. large
barn, chicken houses, Price S1.s00
ANOTHER ONE: Handh0me roomed
cottage and lots near Goth and Buchan-
an good barn, chicken house. grapess
fruit of all kinds. cemented cellar, brick
walks, 100 Dbl cistern, pump in kitchen.
A SURE SNAP: s room modern house.
furnace. gas, bath, east front, IL lots
barn. laundry, etc. Price $4,000. Close to
WESTLAW N-
10 roens. all modern. east front, near
5th and Clay, lots, barn. Want imme-
diate omer.
BARGAIN; 8 room house. modern ex-
eepe heat (easy TO heat with gas now.
cast front near sth ana Taylor, good
barn. Price 81. 500 Think Of It.
Harrison, near 11ta. nice house. s., 200.
Modern cottage, lots, near Potwin
school, 81 500.
s room cottage. BATH. complete, . lots.
cenented cellar, new property and close
to Washburr. Price s1.700
HOW'S THIS? House 3 rooms, barn,
Polk st, near Stu. $500.
Look at that IL lots at 62S Van Buren,
St. 81 800.
1oss Lawrence, rooms, II lots, $3.50.
lets 1922 West very cheap.
WESTIAvVN LOTS.
ORCHARD PLACE LOTS.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
Central National Bank Bldg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-22
AT GRAVESEND.
Jockey Killed. Another Fatally Injure:
in Bad Mixup Friday.

New York. Sept. 2l.-Jockcy Bortrind
Freishcn was instantly killed and Jockey
G. Ross sustained Il fracture Of the skull
in an accident in the fifth race At Grave
send today. Jockey G.. Burns. who also
fell. escaped injury.
The race which was a selling event for
3-ycar-clds and upwards ri one mile and
quarter. drew out a field Of 10 starters
F:ciShen had the mount on Joe Levy: C.
Ross was on Louis H. ana g. Burns on
SonOna Belle. These three horses were
last away from the post and trailing their
field. As the field was mating the pad
dock and came within fun view of the
erandstand. Joe Levy. who was on the
rail, crossed his legs ard foil and in fall
ing struck Sonoma Belle. causing her t.
fall. Louis H.. who was directly behind
Joe Levy, stopped on Frcishon. crushing
him. ana irll over Joe Levy. G. Burns
sat NJ in the rliddlc Of tho track, bu;
tr".shm and G. Ross did not stir. 6.
Ross was removed to the emergency hos
ptaI at Cnny Island.
Frcishon was 16 or Il years old and
WIS native Of New Orleans.
First race. handicap. 3-ycars-olds. abou.
three-Gunrt"rs IF a milo-SrffraG'. , to l.
ard even, first; Lotus, to 10. place. sec
ond; Jacohte. third. Time, 10.
Second race. selling. 2-year-o'ds. fiv"
and half furloncs-M Momentum. even and
to 2. first: Royal Lady. to .. place.
second: Royal Breeze. third. Time.
1.07 As.
Third race, handtcar. nj aP's. ono mil"
ard fnrlong-Cov Maid, Il to II. and 6
II |. first: raudelion l to :. place. second;
Harvest, third. Time, La G-5.
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STILL AT LARGE.
B|Idgton PostoffiCe Rob-
berS EIude the Police,
Search In Cumberland County
Is Discontinued.
Dead Man Identified as John |. Sullivan Of
Lawrence, Mass Has Criminal Record.

PORTLAND. Me. Sept. 21.-The dca 4
man believed to be one of the tbroo
robbers who cracked the safe in tho
i'ridgton postoffice was identified TO-
day by local officers as John L. sp,-
iINan of Lawrence, Mass, who is said
L" nave a criminal record. Sherief
f"nnell arranged to leave on a Noon
tram for Boston with photogra,r,
ana full description of Sullivan
ne also was advised that forror
Marshal Sullivan of Lawrence u,.
positive of the identity and wired flow
that official to meet him at ~,
station TIL" police say that Sullivan
vas concerned in the attempted a..
cape of prisoners at the Portsmor,,
jan several months ago. He has relo
ives at Lawrence
The search for the other two r0hho,..
was discontinued in this county tod.
@lthhugh suspicious characters will =
investigated, as it was certain H.,
had made good their escape ycsterd.,'
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BELONGED IN LAWRENce

Officers Of Massachusetts, City f..
vinced Dead Man Is John L. SuIlh,
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Lawrence police say that there is little
doubt that tho burglar killed in Maine
in an attempt to escape from In
spoctor Robinson is John l.. Sullivan
of this city. who is known to have had
quite Il criminal record.
He vas arrested for breaking and
entering in this city when he was
about IS years of age, and there is an
early complaint of idle and disordcrly
against him here. He left Lawrence
whom he vas Il young man ana
had been suspected Of many breaks IN
New England cities. He was finally
capturcd in Lynn for burglary and
vas sentenced to three years in state
prison.
At the time of the attempt to
rescue the prisoners at portsmouth ne
was one of those suspected OF being
nixad M in the affair. He had not
hocn heard from since until the pre-
sont case. He has relatives in this
city.
The body of Sullivan was brought
hara tonight after having been identi-
fed poeitivcly by members OF ms
family.
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RAILROADS, AND sTEAMsoAys
.sELQ!MAREI5f|a
Ia Effect June 4, 1905.

hROCGH TRAINS.
,r,iNn wEST-s.a A. AZ. for Lewiston.
'.rm'nston. Rangcley. Rockiand Port.
ana Boston. Quebec and Montreal: ~
!. N GoD A. NJ. Sundays onjyl for
a"cIiand, Lewiston, Portland and Bos.
On, Eruns wick, Lewiston. Pennington,
,:anseity; Fabyans. Lancaster and
o+eehsf Fails: BIZ r. NJ, local for Port
~, Lewiston. Portland, Boston.
No. Conway and Bartlett; 5.G p. NJ am
lays only. for Portland and Boston. con-
necting with through sleeper for ~
1ork; ITO +. NJ, for South Gardiner: 10. q
2. NJ, dialy for Lewiston. bath RocI-
land Portland and Boston: liz ~
Portland and Boston.
GOING EAST-25 A. M. for skovha.
gan. Bangor; Moosehead Lake. Cnrihor
md Aroostook County, st. John Ana
he Provinces; 2.5S A. NJ, Bangor. Calaia
and Bar Harbor; 9.0s A. M for Water
nile and Skowhegan, Oakland and vax
hatiGns to Lewiston: s.1s A. NJ, for Wa
+;angor. Bur Harbor. Aroostook County,
81. John and Halifax. Lewiston and way
stations via Watervilie; IA p M. az
Dress for BIcksport and daily to Bangor
md Bar Iiarber; 80 p. NJ, for Water
gil,e. Oakland, Bingham, skowhegan.
Eamkeag; 73 p. NJ, for waterville ana
:kcwhegsn; 9.97 A. M. Sundays only, for
Naterville, Bangor ana Bar HarbOr'
Ihe night Pullman train going East at
=. Is a. NJ, runs every night, SUNDAYS IN
'!uded. but not to Skowhegan on Monday
mornings, nor on Sunday mornings to
Belfast. Dexter or beyond Bangor ex-
-ptirx to Bar Harbor and Wash. Co. II
't'aiIy for main line I,ointA
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
SOUTH GARDNER TO AUGUSTA
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Lawrence, Mass, Sept. 21.-r,
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THE RACE TRACK.
Sweet Marie Makes New
Wof|d's Record.
Lowers Own Mark and CrcsCeus'
Track Record to 2:02.
Oae Jockey Killed and Another Fatally Ia.
jdIed Friday at Grayesend.

'"i''nbuS O.. Sept. 2I.-Swc,1 Marie
~ Il mi If the largest crowd c,.r
gathered at tn" Columbus track TODAY
80 S"'t'$Siu IN moi only lowering he,
OWL record of 2.0.E hut il cstab,iehiuo
i liz tf"ttin% mark fer the ,o,lrs,.
ii'f hll'' II 90 is 4 quarter Of a see
Qua n'tt'r th;tn the time ChcccuS made
Htic III 1901, when he became tho
champion trottcr Of The world. Swcc,
Marie Was accompanied by Il runner
tut mere WaS no wind shield to helm
her. I'll" Abb" became champiun of ali
"-Nr'tr-"ld troltiEg stations. when h.
"1SilN. III ..loia. won the deciding heat
Of IL" Kentucky Stock farm Futurjty
parse. His share was $1,000. He is n
iull brother of The Abbott and is
owned i'll East Aurora, ~ Y.
Lille Il. became n 200 class trotter
when size wonc the first heat of the af-
tern BON, the one that decided the 3 =
trot. Size was the favorite in betting to-
day
Captain Derby, a Wcll-backcd second
choice in the Hotel Hartman consola-
ton race. won the event in straight
heats and took record of 2.06a4 in the
middle heat.
Ethel l.. took first money in the 2.19
trot. Budd Was played to win and was
th:"" times second.
TIL. fnst"st pacing mile of the meet
ing was shown in the first heat of the
fr"c-for-al when Ecstatic won in 2.12
hv length from Graft, the favorite.
The summaries:
Ii Ti:DTrING-3 IN 5-Pl'ESf. $l0Oo-
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CONSULT THE WANT COLUMNS
" IN NEED or Help. iT IS A
PROFITABLE INVESTMENT re
USE THEM,
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,ro~c than 1900 persons die of measles
in London every year.
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EDWIN C. DUDLEY
3 A N K Err
Ma 3 meonan Building II
kDt:USIk. ~.

nfer subject To- sale:
Cleveland. 9. per cent. bonds 10.
ield 80
Nashville. Tenn. AZ per cent. bonds
YIELD 3.92. /.
Siar'anburs. S. c. "a per cent
'onds to yield 405. .N
Schenectady. Railway Co. ~ par
ent. bonds to yield 4.O7.
Utica Mohawk Valley r. r. ~
'ar cent. bonds to yield 425 II.
Cleveland Electric Railway bGr.
ent. bonds tn yield $40
Ontario Power Co. s-I.er cent. hsuad19 =
- yield per cent.
Particulars furnished or applica11qn =
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-04-27

the relief of San Francisco | wish to
make the following suggestion:
Contributions both in money and
in kind are being given most generous
ly for the relief of those who have suf-
fered through this appalling calamity.
Unless there is a proper organization
for handling these contributions they
will in large part be wasted and will
in large part fail TO reach the very
people whom 1t is most to be desired
they should reach. The American Ma
tional Red Cross association has sent
out TO take charge of the relief work
DR.. Edward Devine, general secretary
of the Charity Organization society OF
New York, whose experience has been
very large in work of this kind. DR..
Devine will work in conjunction with
judge of the Ninth circuit, and the
head of the California Red Cross asso-
citation. Gen. Funston has already
been directed to cooperate with DR..
Devine and has advised the secretary
of war that he will do so. Secretary
Metcalf, who is on his way to the Pa
cific SLOPE will at once put himself in
touch with DR.. Devine, as well as with
the Judge, the Governor of California
and the mayor Of San Francisco, to see
If there is anything else the admins
tration can do, and he will assist in all
possible ways the efforts TO systematic
what is being done. recommend that
all charitable and relief organizations
and individuals who desire to con-
tribute do so through the Red Cross
association, and that where provisions
and supplies be sent they be consigned
to DR.. Devine, Red Cross, San Fran
cisco, and that DR.. Devine be notified
by telegraph of the consignments. At
the same time Mr.. Jacob H. Schiff, the
treasurer of the New York Red Cross
association in New York, may be noti-
fed that the consignments have been
sent TO DR.. Devine, or else the notih-
cation can be sent to Hon. Charles II.
Keep. assistant secretary Of the treas
ury, Washington, ID. c., and treasurer
Of the American National Red Cross
association. l also suggest that all
contributions that have already been
forwarded be brought to the attention
of DR.. Devine by telegraph, which
telegram should state the name and
address of the consignee and the
amount and nature OF the consignment.
1t is better to send all moneys to Mr..
Keep or Mr.. Schiff; they will then be
telegraphed to Or. Devine as the mon
ey is needed.
,nrHEODORE ROOSENELT."