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Real Estate Transfers,

List Of transfers filed in the office
of the county clcrl, on March II, fur.
nlshed by the Panhandle Abstract
company
Ell Loda and wife to Mabel /.
sIowcu, lot ., block 17g, Plcmons.
$500
Il, e Coblo to W NJ Warren lot
7, Block dOl, Mirror, $500.
r. Il Coble to w. NJ Warren, lot
S, block 116. Plemons, $4,000.
r. e. Cohlo to w. NJ Warren, lot
10, block 4O1, Mirror, $500
r. e. Coble 70 w. NJ Warren, lot
s, block lO1, Mirror $500.
r. r. Coble to w. NJ Warren, lot
G. block 4Ot Mirror 500,
h. +, Coble to W. NJ. Warren, lot
.. block 4O1, Mirror 500.
Mrs. Alice Hughes to w. A. Cros-
sctt, lot 2, block Els Holland ST.
$50.
r. L. Ball and wife to Mrs. Mary
G, Canode, lot 9, block 1855, Plomons
$2.400.
]. c. Paul to Frank Wolflin, block
AS, Mirror, $2,250.
Stella NJ Huskey and husband tc
A. l.. Weldon, lot s, block 202, e
& S. and Holland, $3.50,
Arthur A. Slaughter and wife tc
r. A, Gober, lot II, block 2, of c. O.
Wolflin's subdivision Of block 3S3
Mirror, $500.
Mrs. Daisy Sanford and husband
10 W. A. Crossett, lots ? and 3
block 145, G. & S, $500.
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TAKES CHARGE: or
LIBRARY ROOMS
CFrom Tuesdays Daily)

The library association held very
enthusiastic meeting yesterday after
noon in the newly acquired rooms
Of the old mayors office which tho
city council last week voted to give
to the library. Plans were completed
yesterday for the renovation Of the
interior Of the building, for the dec
Grating and furnishing for the OPEN
ing Of, the library to the patrons
Rev l.. c. Hirkes, the president,
volunteered to look after having the
necessary carpenter work done and
appointed the following committees
to take charge Of other details TO
make the interior decorations, Mrs,
Meador and Miss Mayme Trigg so,
llcting committee Mrs. IL. A Mobiles
and Mrs. J. J. Kendrick; comittee
from all city clubs for the purpose
OF forming a city federation for the
care Of the library from the Wom-
ans club. Mrs II A. Mobiles and
Mrs, w. H. Aleador from the Pie
ran club, Mrs. w W, Whitehead and
Mrs. j. |. Kendrick from the Phil
club, Miss Iva Mobiles; from
the j. u, G. Miss Floriede Ware and
Miss Pearl Bethune; from the We'd
nesday club Miss Mayme Trlgg; from
the w. C. T. T., Mrs. ]. NJ. Russell;
from the Civic league, Mrs j. L.
smith, Mrs, Will A, Miller Jr These
committees will act With. Rev,
Klrkes as the book committee Of
the library ,aS
The library Will open with about
500 volumes and will add others
Immediately. The growth will be as
rapid as the patronage can be made
to Justify but the start COW is Of an
enterprise which Amarillo wp num-
Der among hsr most raluedlipsutu-
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FAvORABL.Y y
REPORTED
One More Step Toward Pas,
sage Of Santa FG Track
Removal Bill
Special TO Daily Panhandle.

Austin, March 12.--Vcalc's bill
providing for the removal OF the
tracks 0t the Santa Fc from Pan.
handle TO Washhurn was reported ia
vorahle This morning by the house
committee on common carriers
a concurrent resolution In the
house for sine die Adjournment
March 30. was postponed for CON
SiderutiOn until tomorrow. The
speaker urged that the date be
April &. by which time platform de-
mands would be enacted and Tho
appropriation bin passed.
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TO MAKE HIGH
SPEED TORpEDOES
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Washington, d. c., March a.
Admiral Mason, chief Of the naval
bureau of ordinance has just COM
pleted a plan for the construction
of a torpedo factory at the Newport
naval station and he expects to adj
yertise at once for proposals for the
construction Of building and the
supply Of the necessary plant. This
will be the first time that the gov
eminent has undertaken to make Its
own torpedoes on a large scale. The
present type Of naval torpedoes runs
$500 yards under water at an av-
erage speed Of 26ia knots, but ex-
perimentS conducted by the ordi-
nance bureau have developed tor
pedo that will attain a speed OF 80
knots an hour at distance OF 1000
yards and it IS possible that this
type will be adopted when fully de-
vcloped and turned out at the new
factory instead OF the present stand
ard type.
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who were anxous TO so into an Of
flee aud beginning AZ the bottom, aa
errand boy for the counting ROOM
or 1lcyll" mr the winter, learn,
ana progress, year nv year until they
became Muster of tho trade az bus.
incss YcaT'bS year " ,bns grown
harder 10 seeuro boye and young men
for these Positions. hhougb lbe
wages for tic same worn are double
today what they wrro IT that umo
IN This city " Va uoSi io impossible
10 inlcreai good boy cr young man
IN The lcaru'hr ortbcprintnG trade
though Tho ocomrth cil worhmon w
this line drsw ffom gfs'and SIS 10
S24 per weak for reEu'ar hours 90
service whivb ARE nmNshorlcr iban
tho clerk, aid men engaged in stores
II is next tn impussh1c ,o nnJ ~
good hoy. for office whrb aud ar.
rands, which II the beginning ioBil
office work though compoiont men
for office work are hard ic find. and'
command good salancs
The Panhandle has had o want ad
standing for an office hoy for some
time, and whiic II gets returns for
all other advertisements no good
boy applies There are plenty on
boys to he found for shoe shining
Jobs. aud clerk behind o soda fouus
tain. and lltlle positions where they
loarn nothing which viii neure them
good positions IN the future at scdd
salaries. but none for learning n
trade or the business Of the count
ing room.
Whose fault IS this9 Is It that
Of parents. who do not look into
the future for their sons and are
willing that they shall take The pos
sltlons which will Yield the greatesh
temporary returns. without reEarh
to The future? We do not know
where tho cadse is located but We
do know the fact exists, and Won
der where the experienced men are |
to come ffom when the present genJ
GRAFTON PASSES away to TN the pdI
sltions OF competent tradcsmep and |
office men.
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ASK FOR WRIT
or HABEAS CORPUS

San Francisco. March 12r-Ruef's
attorneys this morning applied to
the state supreme court for writ
of habeas corpus The assistant dis
trict attorney asked for and was
granted time In which to prepare
counter affidavits to that filed by
Ruef alleging prejudice on the part
of Judge Dunno. Defendant was
remanded to the custody of Eli5or
Biggy, after which adjournment was
taken until tomorrow
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pany. who may suhlet parts Of the
work 10 suh-contractors. .E
Found at Inst.

J. A. Harmon. OF Lizemore, w.
Va. says: at last I have found tho
perfect pin that never disappoints me
and for tho benefit Of others at
fictcd with torpid liver and chronic
constipation. will say take DR..
Kings New Life Pills" Guaranteed
csc at l.. 0. Thompson
e Bro, druggists,
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WHAT or THE FUTURE MEN9

The query arises In the mind Of
the editor Of the Panhandle FIRE.
quently Of late years, and year by
year II becomes more pressing, as TO
whore she tradcOmen Of the coming
generation are coming from?
Tho editor Of this paper has been
continuously an employer OF labor
since 1878. AT that time, who're he
was located, i was No trouble to
secure good boys and young men,
who wanted 20 learn q trade, and
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CONTINUES to nnrrove.

Associated Press.r r2lH tsE3 'as
Washington, naC, March IA
The general improvement in thei
condition OF Archie sRoosevclt con-
tinues today With increased hope for
his recovery. iehi itr u ae
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THE SPRING ELECTION.

At this time the Daily Panhandle
wants 10 throw out q word OF warn
ing TO the voters Of Amarillo, inlibo
selection Of The two men who are
to take tins places OF retiring alder
men oPlthe city. No man should
be elected TO a scat on the board
Of couneilmeni who Is dependent for
his livelihood upon any public SER
vice corporation.
Thare are many good men in the
employ of such public service corpo-
ratons, who would make excellent
aldermen, but during their term Of
service, questions are likely to arHe
which Acs Mn bs asked to n IS
upon, @eTht thea ely is striving for
one end and the corporation An
other aud where their interests Sre
dlrectlyi opposed TO each other, pr
the ends to be reached are nntas o-
nlstic. No man can serve two mRt-
ers, AVsalasnmalg draws no salafY
While NJ gsfgeHlEof corporation
does, and It is human nature for he
man iuNa Its pol Fion to see matters
through eyes which are interested&n
his daily salary.
Cities are asked to yacate stre&s,
TO give frahobiEes. snd to do mdpy
other acts for puhlc corpoWtlhs,
and the men who SIT upon the cou1cll
and pass upon such matters, shohld
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be iulotosled cltaeus with m9meg
ln The welfare apd ruturo " tlo'cy,
and moi IN the future of lhrir posi.
inns win the corpuralndiS'ug RhttlI
they are employed 1oi 'a9i+.q q
we have lived for mHay NqbsaNn
. railroad town and hajetNfhtsoG
the tryiug posltioos Gduployes'' var
those corporations were placed may.
belng members Of o ciiyoonuuclg
Thc pilly Panhaudl6Nt advice on
general principles. whihn N The 70.
Fult W years W observation OF TIC
wmkbgs ~ such puhR' ubodlos Ia
eject M man 10 the HtyA couhcil
Who IS ~ eniploye of q public Fetticp
corporation ribs rs gl0en with Idnc
regard 60 The porsoual tIthoss 81
uhny rcullomcn who ooclpg POSI-
tMug with public soryWe corpora.
ilHns ia nu tho oflitcf ahd mnahs
no 'detspcct to themiibnl Is n,on
leF mr. future good Milbc cilv iu.
matlcu whore mlercNfhof the tt,
ana The corporations uFy 1corn'u3 81
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FOR SALE-Burfalo-Pilts % h, p.
return flue engine. suitable for
plowlng New water wagon. cook
shack aud separator A bargain for
Sl,75O. II or T. Giles, Amarillo,
Texas. box 37i. 6-lmp
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w. j. Parker Of Dallas and ] j..
Ward, Of Alabama, compose tho new
tailoring firm Of Parker & Wood.
which has opened for business In one
Of the TAYLOR street rooms Of the
Paragon office.
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Any errors reilocilng upon tho
character, standing or reputation Oh
any person, firm or corporation
which may appear in the columns OF
The Herald will be gladly corrected
upon It's being brought TO the az
tention OF the publishers.
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RIOTING over
Street CAR STRIKE
Street Railway Company at Louisville Starts Cars
With Strike Breakers and Police, and
Riots Follow


Associated Press.
Louisville KY March 12.-With
the aid Of strike breakers and the
protection Of the police the street
railway company this morning opend
up partial service on four lines.
Each car has two or three policemen
on each platform, but in spite of
this trouble began early and hold
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FOR SALE.-Macaroni or Du-
rum spring wheat and speltz. Both
clean and absolutely free from
johnson grass and other grain.
A. CAYTON.
Six miles Southeast of Washburn.
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Are you tired, tagged out, nervous,
sleeplcss, feel mean? HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea strengthens the
eurves. aids digestion, brings refresh
ing sleep. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
J. w. Mcqueen Drug Store.
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Former President Perkins " he
New York Life, has hiadc rcstn6tiou
10 the company. for s3S.Sop. ans jn-
terest to date. amounting 10 SD
0tO.19, contributed az Tho fcllcy
holders money TO the Republican
campaign fund in 190f whats the
matter with returning the money
which helped TO defeat Bryan IN
1896? It was the funds of these
gold standard corporations which de-
feated Bryan that year.
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ups we're numerous.

The rioting eliminated at mon
in an outbreak at Second and Breck.
inridge streets between the strikers,
strike sympathizers, police and strike
breakers in which six policemen and
motor man are known to aRo
been serious,y Injured and a scp
or more bruised ana cur.
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Adopt government ownership Of
railroads and do away with the rail-
road boss OF lie Hartman stripe
Government ownership is the solu-
ton OF the vexatibus railroad ques-
don.
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kngrilIO mas poet OF uIusudl
merit. A second contribution from
his pen appears in this issue, on the
editorial page and contains some
fine sentiment Alr Hinman Is des-
tined to rank among tNe poets Of the
present day II he gives thought time
and attention TO placing his thoughts
imprint aThe Panhandle appreciates
his contributions, and Is glad to re-
ceiye then,
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Entered az tho Posioffice az Amar-
lilo. Texas. as second elase mall mat
Tor.
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srsc street force bbbrtrcn ahmg
Fbhih 'gobd work, gratif; the streets
10 several parts Of thenclty. lot tho
5iibi WORK rc on. tnf ehveris are
IdatiIfal all the street. crossings.
nM me low places 8gancd So the
wat6r does not standipnNng VARY
iimcs IN s'rccls otoituiters hut
drains OF such a ebNrEc win do
mach TO rclioye The fbAddy situation
SO prevalent IN The tQE during the
rainy spells Then #tfih Coca side
walks and crossings connecting there
win not bo 80 much ughear3blo mud
and sush, ,.,....
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AnvERrIsrNn RATES.

Display. 1bc per inch each insertion
Locals. sc per line each Insertion
clahslfled. ic per word first inser.
ton. Nc per word each subsequent
insertion.
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ed Hatch Is back from several
weeks trip to Kansas City where he
made study OF 1905 autos and
equipment, He will now devote his
attention TO pushing the Pope-Toledo
~.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD

Published weekly on 1hufedays
at ei6 polk slree, Amarillo. Texas.
r.. y. BoEsEN. Pohlishcr.
s. A. BREWSTER. Editor and Mgr
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official Organ Of CITY of Amarillo
and Potter County
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ST. Lnnis Snclfer.

81 louis SpcIter.
St,sLouis. March 12-Spelter firm
81. SOs 81,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-03-02

leaving for Austria Hungary, and
from there to Paris, France, ON the
return trip. All are enjoying good
health and IN the best Of spirits with
the exception Of an occasional touch
Of homesickness.
Francis Marion Hughes, q native
Of BuncCmbs county, CAL, came to
California in 1852, locating in one
Of the mining districts Of Ell Dorado
county. In 1865 be settled in some
part Of Idaho. II he 10 still living
and will communicate with Edgar
johnson. Fullerton, CAL, be will hear
Of news Of much interest to himself.
II any relItives OF. friends Of Mr..
Hughes can give any information in
regard to that gentleman's where.
abouts they will also greatly 7blige
Mr.. johnson.
Just So years ago yesterday p. v.
Cooper, one Of the earliest pioneers
OF the west, started from Mt. Pleasant,
Ac"os wen aDOuI AOU uetau VI CdJ61cs
and seven wagons containing the
furniture and other belongings of his
family, ard six months and seven
days later he arrived at his destina-
ton in Oregon. stopping about IA
miles from what is now the town of
Salem. In. the early days when the
prairie schooner was the only mode
Of travel this was considered a quick
journey with cattle. In the stories
Of his adventures and experiences
while making the trip, Mr.. Cooper
proves himself to be an excellent en-.
tertainer. He is now in his SEVENTEEN
year and is still as spry as many men
half his age. He and his family came
to Occur d'Alene about II years ago
and located.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following real estate transfers
were fled in the county recorders
office:
George F. Steele to Harry Jones,
lots 8, 7, 8, 8 and 10, block Z, For
est Heights addition to Occur d.
Alene, 81.
M. Jones to Mary s. Barstow, lot
8, block Z, Forest Heights, $3.50.
w. Fl. Hunt to W. F. Shandy,
part of NW4 of NE4, section IS,
township so, range 4 west, $3.50.
Jas. Campbell to t. Eaton, lot 20
and part of lot %, East Hope, $500.
U. $. to VIM. Kaufman, WI Of
SW4, SCI of sW4 and SW4 Of SCI,
section %, township So, range 5 west
s40O.
VIM. Kaufman to r. W. Soveyn,
same as last, $4,000.
G. o. Callahan to H. NJ. Murray,
lot ], block 20 Eaton, 500.
Il. Cobel to Fidelity Lumber com
pany, timber on NW4 of NW4, Ed
of NW4 and NW4 of NE4, section 8,
township 33, range "A west. This
is in Washington, $3.50.
P. c. Cobell to Fidelity Lumber
company, WI of sw4, sw4 of Nw4
and NE4 of SCI, section 8, town
ship 2, range A west W. M, $3.50.
Maggie Grant to Grant Lumber COM
pany, NE4 of SCI, section 10, Sw4
of NW4, NW4 of sW4, Sci of NW4,
section 90 township 8, range 3 west,
E of SCI, section "a, township 4,
range west, E4 of SCI and WI of
SEA, section 10, township 4s, range
3 west; 81 of NV ana Ell of SW4,
NE4 of SEA, section l, township AZ,
range 2 west; los 2, and 4 and
SW4 of NW4, section 1, township
AT, range 2 west; SCI of SCI, section
&c, SW4 of SW4 section %, NE4
of NW4, lot l, section So, township
4s, range 2 west; W. of section 8,
township 49, range l west; SET, Sec
ton 8, township AZ, range 4 west :
Ell of SW4 and WI of SCI, section
3, township 40, range west; 81 of
SCI, NE4 of Sci, SW4 of NW4,
section 3, township so, range 4 west:
SW section 3, township so, range
west; SCI, section %, NJ of N
Ell, lots l, 2 and 3, SCI of NE4, n
E of SCI, section 3, township so,
range 3 west; NW4, section "a,
township so. and other lands in
townships As, 3 and west, town
ship 80. west, 81.
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What to Name Your Doc.

There are certain English names for
dogs that have meanings that might be
given when appropriate, Alan means a
hound; Ashur. black; BlancO. white;
Crspin. curly; Duncan, brown: julius.
soft haired; Leonard, Honlike; Linus.
faxen haired; Rufus, red; Vivian. i've
ly; Clara. bright: Constance, loyal;
Joyce, sportiye. Such names as Seuds
Rover. Dart and Patter are suggestive
in themselves. Two classic names suit
able for dogs are Biteou and Lixus.
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'sNo." snapped the sharp faced We
man at the door. Il amt got no food
fur you. an amt got no old clO'ea-
Now gitr'
Lady" replied Harvard Hasben, Il
could repay you well Give me =
square meal and III give you a few
lessons In grammar" - Philadelphia
Press
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wouIdnt Dance UU.ido Down.

A young lady rushed into a drug
store and asked for some Ho0r wax.
The clerk told her they had no door
wax. but had some sealing wax She
replied. I'VE are going 20 give n dance
and want to wax the floor, not tie
ceiling. "-Baitimore Sun.
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Just received-another car Of bran
and shorts and rolled barley. Can
now supply your needs. Winn-Barr
Chainey Co.
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The undertaken never would set
some people II they could live unti1
they acquired wisdom. - BF0wnsvinS
fE&j HAAA
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Society,"

Mr.. Lew Graham gave a dinner at
the Elks club last night in honor of the
justices of the supreme court. The
company included Chief Justice Johns
Burch. Mr.. Justice Mason, Mr.. Justice
Smith, Mr. Justice Porter, Mr.. Justice
Graves, Judge Aston w. Dana, Dr.
Chester b. Reed, Mr.. Henry Scandrett,
Mr. Ben Scandrett, Mr.. Del Valentine
and Mr.. James L. King.
A number of her friends are entertain
ing Informally for Mrs. Hodge of Abb
lene who is the guest of Mrs. George w.
Crane this week. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Crane asked a few guests for Thursday
evening, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Quinton
will have small company tonight and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Crane Will enter
tain the Professionals tomorrow night
and a guest table for Mrs. Hodge and
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hudson of the City
of Mexico Mrs. c. G. Foster, Mrs.
James L. King and Mrs James P.
Rowley are also planning informal en-
tertainments in honor of Mrs. Hodge
who will spend next week with Mrs
Foster.
The Easter Assembly dance will be
given Thursday evening, April IL, at
Steinberg's.
Title of a new pathetic ballad: She
Had Him At the Altar, But Sister Shoo-
ed Him Back.
l. Thursdays LeavenwOrth Post: The
marriage of Miss Lucinda Pope Nicely,
second daughter of Mrs. Shaw Frew
Nicely and the late DIR. Nicely, to
Lieut. Edward Calvert, Ninth cavalry,
U. s. "A, will be solemnized this even
ing at o'clock at the Church of St
Paul. Although very simple. owing to
the recent bereavement in the brides
family, the wedding will not be lack
ing in perfection of detail and beauty.
The altar will be handsomely decorat-
ed in marguerites, palms and ferns;
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THREE BOYS HAD
ECZEMA OF HEAD
One Mothers Trials Little Ones
Treated at Dispensary for Three
Months Did Not Seem to I'M
prove = Suffered Five Months.
ALL WERE PERFECTLY
CURED BY CUTiCURA

'sMy three children had eczema for
five months. A little sore would APP
pear on the head and seemed very itchy,
increasing day after day. The baby
had had it about week when the 500
ond boy took the disease and a few
sores developed, then the third boy
took it. For the first three months 1
took them to the N Dispensary, and
they told me that the children had ring
worm, but they did not seem to inn
prove. Then I heard of the Cuticura
Remedies, and thought 1 would write
you about my case, and when I got
the Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Oint-
ment I bathed the children's heads
with warm water and Cuticura Soap
ment. In a few weeks they had inn
proved, and when their heads were well
you could see nothing of the sores. 1
should be very glad to let others know
about the great Cuticura Remedies.
Mrs. Kate Keim, 513 West 29th St.,
New York, N. Y, Nov. 1, 5, and z, 1905"
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manufacturers, presidents of railroads
and other corporations that employ
thousands of men.
Governor Deneen, Prof, Herman A.
C. Schumacher of the University of
Bonn and E. L. Bent, secretary Of the
Illinois Coal Operators Mutual En-
ployers Liability Insurance company
were the principal speakers.
The topic, Industrial Insurance"
was declared opportune because of
the increasing sentiment among en-
ployes and employers for some ration
al and just plan that will smooth over
present unsatisfactory conditions.
Governor Deneen said that some of the
recommendations of the Illinois COM
mittee had been embodied in a bill.
which among other things provides
for the payment by the employer of so
per cent of the insurance premiums.
Prof. Schumacher detailed statistics
rela tive to industrial insurance in Ger
many. He said the system was 25
years old and that Emperor William
had issued the initial message pro-
mitigating the theory that all work
ingmen had specific claim to protec-
ton and that it was the duty of the
state to undertake the establishment
Of insurance.
He declared that the rate for acct
dent insurance under the government