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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-14
A FAIRBANKS REUNION
OF JONATHAN TO
GATHER IN BOSTON.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BOSTON, July L3.-Sons and daughters OF
Jonathan Fairbanks, who emigrated to this
country in 1853, and settled in Dedham,
Mass. in 1896. Of whom Vice President
Fairbanks Is one. will hold q family re-
union in Boston beginning July 30. during
old-home week, which recalls so many
wanderers to their native state.
The matchmaking Fairbanks family,
now scattered all over the world. will have
as Its special guests Vice President and
Mrs. Fairbanks and Mrs. John w. Tim
mons and her daughter. The old homestead
at Dedham has been in the possession of
the family continuously for 2TO years. and
the family association. which Is incorpo-
rated. purposes to raise fund to preserve
1t in perpetuity. The official visit to the
homestead will be made on July 80 but the
family supper will take place at Berkeley
Temple. Boston. which will be used as the
headquarters for the Fairbankses during
the week.
A family quarterly has been published,
and fourth number Is about to be issued
by the historian. J. Wilder Fairbanks Of
Boston. There are said to be $50 living
families who trace their origin to Jonathan.
first American Fairbanks, among whom are
800 civil war veterans.
Old-Home Week in Boston.
=. Members of the family who live in New
York and Brooklyn received their invita-
tons yesterday to the celebration Old
home week opens July % and extends
through August 3.
Since its latest reunion the family asso-
citation has lost its president. Judge Rufus
Fairbanks, and several vice presidents
Some of the vice presidents are: Charles
Warren Fairbanks. Vice President OF the
United States; Victor Metcalf. Secretary Of
the Navy; Arthur l.. Bates, member ma
tional House of Representatives. PennsyI-
vania: Francis ]. Wing. ex-justice. Cleve-
land. Ohio; Josiah Quincy. ex-mayor OF
Boston. Mass; Andrew 8. Draper. state SUI
perintendent of instruction. New York
Councillor Christopher Fairbanks, Fern
Bank. Newhey. England; Milo A. Jewett.
United States consul at Sivas, Turkey:
Prof. Henry Fairbanks, Ph.D.. Vermont;
DR.. Albert Shaw. Review of Reviews, New
York city; Rev. w. E. Huntington. d. D..
LID. president Boston University. Massa-
chusetts; Countess Margharita Del Chra-
phoritsky. Russia: the Warehouses Of Dom
egal. Belfast. Ireland: Rev. H. c. Burrage.
DID,. Togas, Me-: Rev. E. T. Fairbanks.
DID,. st. Johnsbury. VT; Charles Francis
Fairbanks, Boston, Mass.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-08

.sIaA VILLA DE MADRID" avisa 4
sus favorecedorea, que acaba de recibir las
legftimas alfombras tsrciopelo de OFienta,
marca "Escudo" para Sala, asi como los
driles de hilo, legitimo ndmerO 100 il.
pijapa y las mejores aIpacas negrsa , casi.
mirea ingleasa9
En- materiaIes para ID confecci6n de
sombreroB, ENGAGES, bordados, apliCaciones
corBes; es Ia casa que tiene siempre el
meior surtido en- Puerto Rico. Hacemos
enVfos por correos todos los pueblos de
Ia isla. TeIefonO g7S. r. D. B. 76L
San Francisco 5, San Juan p r.
SEMILLASDE PINA8. Cosechado en-
Puerto Rico de semilla imuOrtada de Cuba
y la Florida "Red Spanish" ECubana) y
s'Smooth Cayenne" Lilo sin espinas.)
Unico Agente. VIM III. IIill, Box 444, San
Juan, p. r. 15v.s.
BOARDING EN- vEhTA.--Se vende uno bien
situadU concurrido Dirijirse por carta
lapartado de correos ndmero 457. Is v. S.
Las Pastillas Digestivas del doctor
La Roy, marca sANTURICAS'' curan
los padecimientos del est6mago en- general
especialmente Ia dyspepsia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-08
REPUGNANTE.. EJECUCION,
ROO.pesadO J CueTda d6blI'

Richmond, Va, FebrerO 15.-Ha dado
lugar una horrible eScena la ejecuci6n
en- la horca del negro Noises Hill.
Pesaba el sentenciado IL arrobas y no
Sc tuvO el cuidado de emplear una cuerda
de resistencia y propOrciOnada tamafio
peso, resultando que Sc rompi6 en- 81 mo-
mento algido, eayendo al sueIo 81 infeIiz
REQ, que So levant6 por sf mismo y dando
pausadamente unos pasos hacia atras, per-
miti6 al veTdugo que le pasara de nuevo
81 lazo corredizo y 10 izara para poner
t6rmiuo sus sufrimientos.
=Asf SO hizo, psro cuando ys-el cuerpo
del condenado sc baIanceaba l6gubremen.
te, de nuevo rompi6se el cordel y cay6
sObre 81 tablado, pero esta vez no pudo
poneTBe en- pie pOr estar medic asfxiado =
pOr la violencia del golpe.
Asf 90 10 dej6 mOrir, oy6ndose 50 romeo
estertor durante largo Tato, mientras %
sgitaban Gus psTvudos miembroa ca una
insQabshle J sapaptosa RgppiRl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-08
La SOCISdld PTOt0GtOra de MsndIgOs

ACord6 en- Bu Ultima reunion, pedir al
municipio 81 edifcio del Hospital de Puer'
tn de Tierra, para establecer en- 81 deini-
tivamente 81 ASilo de Mendigos de San
Juan.
Tambien nombr6 una comisi6n de da-
mas para invitar al Opulento americana
Mr.. Estabrook que asIsta nm dia pr6xi
mo al Tepsrto de alimentos los mendigos
de San Juan, y haga alg6n donativo q be-
nefcio de los mismos.
Fueron nombrados vocaleS de Ia Junta
de damas la sefiora viuda de Porrata, las
sefioras de Degetau, y de Mufioz Rivera,
las seiiOritas Pujals, GOrbsa ySSdel TorO.
Por & timo la Junta acord6 Celebrar to-.
dos los amos el dis Is de Diciembre una
fiesta de carload benefcio de los mendi.
gog.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-08
COmpaHIa InfaRtII,

Pc nos iDforma, que Sc estS oTgsnizando
una compafiia dramatica que Sc compOn.
dr6 de nifioS, hijoS de las familias mas dis
tinguidRs de esta ciudad:
Como quiera que los iniciadoreB de Ia
idea, SO proponen cefiir todos sus actos 4
la mas rigurosa moral y coDfecciOnar un
reglamento claro concise para ell regimen
Inferior sc iDforma que los padres han
acogido con gustO el proyeCtO, que muy
pronto llegar6 Was, de hecho y son va
rias las inscripciones que Sc han regiBtra-
do.
r1La mayor psrte del producto de las
funCiones, se depositara on 81 Banco, & fn
de atender & las obras de carload que Ia
Comisi6n que se nombre al efeCtO, crea
c0nVenienta.
Tambien sc publicara nm gemanario In
fantil, en- ell que hallar6n Cabida Las pro.
ducciones de los pequefias que 10 merezcan
siendo por cuenta de los emPresaEiou los
gastOs que origine la tiTada.
LassinsCripcionss se hacen en- la.imPFen'
ta de f. M. Boada, Tetuan "a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-08
CONSEIO EECUTIVO.
Cisssi6n del aia Z por "a nOohs. )

A las se deCIara abieTtalla' session.
La cOmisi6n de leyes Copiadasi = regis.
tEadas. da cuenta con 81 @. B. 39 para Ia
construction de una penitenciaTia,
El H. B.ii95 pas6 is Ia comisi6n 5e
comercio VI agriculture. El comisionado
del interior 10 recommends.
Fl. B. 33.SObre uso de largarFocha paB6
Ia C6mara.
El stnor ,GTahame pids que el G. B.
63 de sanidad Be discuta en- comisi6n
total.
Sc envia la C6mara 81 G. B. So para
Ruxiliar al municipio de Aguas Buenas.
FL Secretario da cuenta de que IN Ca
mara ha sprobado el H B. 56 para un
caminO entire CabO Rojo , San Ger.
man.
Sc lee una communication de Ia Cdmara
en- Ia cual Sc do Gu nta de que ha side
nombrado por unanimidad Speaker de Ia
casa el sefior jose de Diego.
Pasan las comisiones respectivaB los
H. B. 49, Canine de Naguabo a jun
cos, SO Reparaci6n puente Carretera nd.
nero 2. Tambien el que dispone Ia
reparaci6n del Camino de Culebrinag, ell
de la construction de una carTeteTaS de
Lares Arecibo, para construiT nm
pueDte sumergible entire Sabana Grande
San German, rs para eximir de costos
las;reclamaciones civiles que no excedan
de $25. "a para enmendar la sscci6n 3
de Ia ley eScolar compilada en- Puerto
Rico.
115 asignando un fondo para 81 estu-
dio de los proYectos de irTjgaci6n de Las
llsnuras de Arroyo, GuayamH y Salinas;
para fjar los derechos de los terratenien-
tes de esa comarca q utilizar aguas del
RIO de Ia Plata ? para preparar un proyec-
to de ley de regadfos que pueda Serl pre-.
aentado en- 81 pr6ximo periodic legislative
1908 fin de llevar cabo eBa obra.
Sc pone discussion el G. B. 62 pro-
lOng6ndose largo ratio y BuSpendi6se hasta
hoy.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-08

. En eata imprsnta sa vsnde paPal de pc
Fi6diOo visiO { $500 quiuRl'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-08
Una fiesta en- GalICIa.

Sc estrenara por Ia banda insular el
domingo una gran Obra premiada en-
cOncurpo Ia que Ileva pOr tftulo 81 que
sirve de epfgrafs estas hneas.
Esta obra descriptive consta de innu.
merables nGmeros de selecta mGsica y
tiene ademSs aparato que caracteriza
Ell efecto de la obra.
seguro ser6 ell exito, dada la buena
Interpretation que tendrS.
Ell elementO espafiol debe concurrir &
este espectScuIo en- donde revivirk recuer-
dos de Ia patria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-08
Compulsory to all Dentist.

President Roosevelt has directed his
Secretary to make public, that, hereinafter
ali dentists are to use exclusively the Den.
tai Office Furniture made by The Ameri-
can Cabinet Company, Of Two Rivers,
Wis. The President arrived at this con.
clusiOn after due investigation of other
furniture intended for dentists, because he
noticed that the cabinets & workbenches
made by the American Cabinet Company
have no match as yet. We congratulate
the City of Two Rivers, Wis for having
among it's manufacturers such q respectable
concern as The American Cabinet Com.
pRny. -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-08
Para Hawaii.
EspaHOIes Isn Vsz de lapOnGsGs.

LondreB, fsbrero 26.-Ha Bido fetadO
sl vapor 'Helipois" para cOnducir veinte
mil emigrantes eBpsioles q las islas Ha-
wal, CreY6ndoss que van & Sustituir q
obreros japOneses en- las plantaciOnes de
azdcar por iniciativa de los duefios de las
mismaS, en- Bu mayoTfa americanos, que
quieren evitar a Su pats Ell peligrO anna
Fillo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-08
Los SubOrdinadOs De "
kurOpatkin tuEiOsus.
kauIbars J Rsnnsnkampf Is mandan los padrIno1

San PeterBburgo, febrero 90 Las CEN
sOraB conteDidas en- 81 libro del General
Kuropatkin sobre la guerra russo japonesa
contra squellos de BuB Bubordinados que
no le obedecieron, como debfan, en- Ell
campo de batalla, siendO respOnBablea de
los desastres Bufridos por el ejercitc russo
en- Liao-yaDg = Mukden, han sacado de
quicio los aludidoy >-
Ell Baron de Kaulbarg el General
Rennennkapf han enviado carteleu de de.
saffo 50 antique general en- jefe pOr con-
siderar injuriosas las apreciaciones que
hace de So conducta, ante el p6bIico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-08
CIRsmat6grafO en- sI tsatrO

Las viHtas que Sc exhibieron anoche en-
cl cinemat6grafo gustaron extraordinaria'
mente al p6blico por Su novedad y por
la fjeza y precision que d6 las vistas el
apaIatO, que eS de los mejores cOnOcidos.
Para sdbadO y domingo, sc preparan otros
msgnffcoS eSpect6culos con nuevas Wis
taH:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-08
CULTOS

Sc informa que ell Domingo 10 del &C.
tuRl, las de Ia maiana, tendr& lugar
en- la Santa Capilla Franciscana, Ia miSa
solemDe Jes6s Sacrameutado, quedandO
8. D. NJ. de manifesto hasta las de Ia
taTde que Be re2ar6 la Corona, sermon,
procession y reHerva.
Asf nos 10 participant Ell Padre ComiSa'
rio Gaspar M. CebrOne y el Miniatro
Jose Pons.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-08
ROOSEVELT ARTlSTA.
Ell ORC americana.

Washington Febrero 28.-No estando
Batisfscho el presidente Roosevelt del culo
actual de las monedas ameriCanaB de orc,
ha encomendado un notable artista de
Nueva York que dibuje OtroS modelOS mas
artfsticos y bellos con Objeto de elejir el
que mas ls agrade, conforme al cual 90
har6 una una emission de Sguilas, para
satisfaction de los aicionadOs la numis.
m6tics.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-08
Ell VAPOR ''BlUECHER"
Sc ESPERA Ell DOMINGO.
En- Ell Usnsu OI Speaker Cannon
J nueVs representatives.

Seg6n cable recibido en- en- esta ciudad
por Millenhc # y Korber,se hallan bordo
del vapOr "Bluecher" que Sc espera aquf
por la tarde del domingo 10 del corriente,
el speaker" Cannon y nueve miembros
de la Camara de representatives en- Was
hington.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-08

-Juegos de Camisas pantal6n blan.
COS y de colores para ssloraA FiCamente
adoTnados propios para novias; los acaban
de reCibiE de Paris y venden pIecios mo
dicos en- 'sEl TelegFafo." & Melon i ca
aaa Iuasa u, lHa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30
Schools OF For washington.

Rutland March 30--The members of
the Rutland high school senior class, ri
in all, left yesterday for a trip to Wash.
ington, d. O., accompanied BY classes
from Swanton, Chester. Ludlow and
Proctorsville The local class will do
away with all exercises except the for
NAL receiving Of diplomas in order that
they may see the national capital, the
national mint At Philadelphia and a
few New York sights
Remember the Eastcr sale at the
Congregational church, Wednesday af-
ternoon and evening, April 3.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30

show total Of 100.gOO000 or more peo-
pie. But New York City, being the chief
port Of entry Of the inning ants, has
an abnormal increase, as pointed out by
the estimates of the census bureau Of
the United States. 1t il estimated that
in 1906 the metropolis Of the country
contained A,ils,AO3 people, an increase
Of approximately two-thirds Of a mil
lion in the six years following the last
census. This Of course must be largely
accounted for by the anchoring OF immi-
grants in the arst city which they come
to on arriving on American soil. But
there Is another reason IN the rush from
the country to the city By those seeking
to better their conditions. This same
tendency cityward has caused a large
gain in practically All the cities Of the
country. In fact, the rate Of urban gain
is double that in the country or agri-
cultural districts For purposes OF com
parsons division i made at the 5000
point; all cities with more than 5000
population are elassed as urban, and
those under as country The increase
in the former was $50 per cent, while
in the country it was only SIS per cent.
The statistics Of some Of the larger ci-
ties show the following gains;
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30

Greys and black and
whites in contrasting
weaves, colorcd figures
and bold stripes. Plaids
in the cheaper quality.
Now that Vests have a
larger opening, it pays to
put money into a scarf.
Wen give you your mon
ey's worth. In Gloves
the soft castor for street
dress. The Reindeer for
hard wear. The conven-
tional tan for business.
Bring in your hands.
WE CLEAH, PRESS AND
REPAIR CLOTHING.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30

THE general complexion o.
the Spring Neckwear viii be
medium effects rather than
dark. -Ciothicrand Furnisher.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30
BARRE DAILY TIMES
gublisksd Every Wetkaay Aftrroon.

Published Every Weekday Afterneen.
sutsripiisns: oae Year. sss One Month. rs sts:
Single Coy, J cent.
EnfeFed al tie posiofiire II Barre III Second
Class Msttef
Frank Z. Langley. PubIshes.
------------ ----@--------
SATURDAY, MARCH 90, 1907.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30
BuLLTRAGGNG.

While in hearty sympathy with the
efforts to have a fair and square deal
in the Middlesex election on the license
question, people win not have much pa.
thence with an undigniaed threat con.
veyed in the following, written BY a
Middlesex man to the Montpelier Jour.
nails
THE annual rush Of sugar shaking has
prevented keeping up the liquor agita-
ticn in town TO the degree that It ought
to BE-; however, the three lemons for
the license board are still keeping wen
on Ice aud win be handed out shortly
after April i. They were picked some
weeks ago to have them extra green
and sour and with no reference TO whom
the appointecs might BE-. If we have
license in Middlesex this year, it will
be after we have exhausted al resources
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30

Isn't Is about time that some move
to a settlement Of the HaTdwick labor
dispute is started Just month has
elapsed, in which the granite industry
Of that town has been al standstill.
A months loss to employers and EN-
ployes is large, especially to those hav-
ing families to support. The single
workmen do not need to take the situ-
alton 50 seriously, for they are in po-
sition to pack their kits IL 8 moments
notice and decamp to other granite cen.
ters A town must also be great loser
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30

The 1906 figures are merely estimates,
but they probably represent very nearly
the actual population last year. BY
them and by comparison with country
statistics, we are able to see that the
United States is gradually growing into
a nation Of clustered people. The prob
lem is how to break up these groups
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30

Really, Burlington showed a fine spirit
in subscribing over $4,000 TO secure
the state fair lts citizens are to be
congratulated On their rally ia the in.
terests Of the community, Some other
cities Or towns in the state perhaps may
have as good spirit, but they are not
80 well situated to subscribe as Is Bur.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30
iington which had the fortunate combi-
nation Of the spirit and the shskels

Two scions Of old Massachusetts, fami-
lies taking wives from off the stage,
announcement Of which was made stimuli.
taneously. Is likely to cause commo-
ton among the descendants OF the Puri-
tans even If 1t doesn't cause the Puri-
tans themselves to move uneasily in their
graves.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30

II IL comforting to learn that John
B. Moran Of Boston doesn't want both
the governorship and the district attor-
neys flee We had fear that he in,
tended to coop both Of them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30

and applied to all courts, both common
and superior
Let's be reasonable about this thing,
and net resort to bulliragging to get
ones cause. There is the least shadow
Of doubt but there may be some right
on the other side, who knowsf II they
haven't q leg to stand on, Il win 81
shown up IN the courts where it ought
to 20.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30

Governments grow as well as the
states themselves, Here is Massachusetts
looking for bigger state house, white
it Is generally conceded that Vermont
and New Hampshire sadly need enlarge
ment Of their domiciles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30
aRoWINa INTo cLusTRRs.

Ii the growth Of the United States
IN population were to be commensurate
with that Of one single city New York,
the next census taken in 1910 would
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30
watch for The parade.

"A boot backing stand in the new
Pennsylvania capitol building cost ST..
6te. Poor Miss Pennsylvania, along
with miserable Miss Friseoi
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-30

lin business through the completes sus.
pension Of the vital force Of the COM
munity, 81 in this Harawiek case: It's
time to do something.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-23
LIMBS TORN OFF 0F MEXICAN MINER
Horrible Death of Miner in Pima Coun- ty by Striking Missed Hole-Partner Also Badly Mangled-Accident Nine ty Miles from Nearest Doctor.

Creeusio Campas, miner employed company in the Quiiotoa district, met a horrible death yesterday, says the Tucson Citizen.
 With Samuel Chavirra he was drilling on the l00-foot level and the drill point struck ''missed shot, exploding it.. Both miners were hurled violently against the walls of the shaft
 The explosion was heard by other miners who were on the surface and a bucket was hurriedly lowered. Cha. virra was badly hurt, but he was able to climb into the bucket and was hauled to the top.
 Campas lay bleeding and unconscious with both arms shot away and his face fearfully mutilated. He was still breathing when brought to the surface and lived for several hours.
 Dr. F. N. Smith, the camp physician, was summoned and attended the men. He saw at once that Campas was fatally injured, but everything possible was done to aid him.
 Both the injured miners were placed in wagon and accompanied by Mir Smith and Alex Thompson the drive to Tucson-a distance of ninety miles was begun. Before ten miles of the trip had been covered Campas died.
 On the whole trip it was impossible to secure fresh horses and the long drive was made with one team The journey of ninety miles was made in seventeen hours, the wagon arriving here at 3 O o'clock this morning. Cha. virra was taken to the hospital while the remains of Campas was taken to Reilly's morgue. A eoroner's jury was summoned and viewed the remains.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-23
NAQU|N COMPANY
 WAREHOUSE FIRE
Furniture Company with Branch at Globe Suffers S2o,000 Loss by Fire in Bisbee Last Tuesday-Partly Gov cred by Insurance.

The large warehouse of the Naquin Furniture company of Bisbee, which has branch store in Globe, was destroyed by fire last Tuesday. Of the fire the Bisbee Review says:
 X fire which was in all probability started by the careless handling of com. bustibles by children yesterday at noon destroyed the new warehouse of the Naquin Furniture & Mercantile com pany in Upper Tombstone canyon. The building is total loss, together with its contents, several carloads Nf new furniture just received The loss is placed at $2O,O00, half covered by in surance.
 The Naquin warehouse was but re- gently erected at much cost. Ii is built high above the ground, leaving play ground for children underneath. Here the children of the neighborhood have been in the habit of congregating, and on more than one occasion it is said that fire was narrowly averted by the timely interference of older persons in the act of building fires beneath the building.
 Being built of frame and covered with thin corrugated iron, the building, with its inhammable contents, offered little or no resistance to the flames.
 The alarm, while promptly responded to by the local fire department, availed nothing, as the water supply is said to have been inefficient.
 Dwellings near by caught fire and seemed sure of destruction, but fortu- nately the efforts of the hose company. assisted by the entire neighborhood succeeded in checking the flames before the residential neighborhood had been wiped out. It was impossible to get close enough to the warehouse to do eff feetive work, eve nhad the water supply been adequate.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-23
Reflections of a Bachelor

If a girl doesn t want to be kissed she is very deeeitful.
 The average poem is just as silly, even if you write it yourself
 It s funny, when you catch your wife snoring, how she pretends to have bad cold all the next day
 A mother thinks it's queer that she can t teach her daughter to avoid the things she could never be taught to avoid herself.
 There s nobody smart enough when he grows mp to live up to the reputation his parents gave him when he was a baby.-New York Press.