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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-05
CONTROL
TRADE IN
ORIENT
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN
INFLUENCES WANING
Senator Stone Comes Back
From Far East Convinced
That Things Have Changed
Since War With Russia,

san Francisco. Sept. 3-United
States Senator W. J. Stone, OF Mis-
souri,, who has just returned from a
journey TO the Philippine islands and
the orient, says the whole race OF the
east has changed in the last few years.
THE japanese he says. have taken
entire control Of affairs ia both china
and Korea, aud have so systematized
commercial and political workings in
the far east hat in a short time all
European and American influence will
be completely shut out"
Outside OF the court circles In ia
pan. Senator Stone found that there
was a widespread feeling of resent
ment among the people at the reported
outrages on Japanese In San Francisco.
The bulk of the people. however. ex-
pressed nothing but the best OF feel
Ing toward the United States ia gcn-I
erai.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-05
ROOSEVELT WILL NOT
TRY NEWSPAPER CAREER
Report THAT Tie Would Take Charge
OF New Nork Tribune Pro
nOunccd -PrepoSterOus.

oyster Bay. l. J.. sept 4-Presi-
dent Roosevelt has 70 intention or
taking up a newspaper career when
he finishes his term. Secretary Loeb
denounced the report that the presi-
dent was negotiating for control Of
the New York Tribune as a fake
made 81 whole cloth. No uch plans
have been thought Of said Loeb.
Neither would the president consider
Il for a m The very idea 81 a
FORMER president conducting q news
paper ami rriticisinc the acfs ~ Dis
successor IL as undignined a. g. b.
preposterous
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-05
KANSAS CUTS RAILROAD
FARE DOWN TO z CENTS

Topeka. Kas. Sept. f-Ihc board OF
railroad commissioner his afternoon
ordered the railroads Go put into e.
feet tho fiat two-ceut fare rate on or
before October T. Tho railroads VIII
not make any definite announcement
Of their contemplated action. but it iH
understood that they viii comply With
the order before thc time limit eN-
uirca.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-05

LONDON. Soul I-AITnTIlUg % ne
annual report OF the registrar general
Of Ireland. the number Of births In
1906 was 103.r3f. and the number n
deaths 1874 Against this natural
increase ~ 20.fNa in population nus
be placed a decrease of Zf.aff hi
emigration. showing a reduction Dob
population 81 C235. The estimated
population ~ ireland in The middle of
1895 WIS Ass 600. The number 81
marriages registered iu 1895 was ga
ega. TIE birth rate was 23.e per
thousand
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-05

9 York sept 4--An ~cNnI0dInE
tank Of gasoline in the cellar Of a
burning building on Havemeyer
street in Brooklyn today caused seri-
out injury To five firemen. Two may
die. The fire broke out in the cellar
of a tenement where a large quantity
Of gasoline was stored The nremen
had flooded the cellar with water and
were rolling out the tank Of gasoline
when the exnlnslon nccnrred.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-05

Puf-in-Ray. ohio. sept i-Pui-in-
Bay house one Of the leading hotels
on this island. was totally destroyed
bv fire late last night together with
most nf ifs contents The guests Nere
compelled to leave the burning sirHc-
mre hastily and few saved their he
longing No one was injured
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-05
FAT PRINCE COMES TO
WED LILlU0kALANl

Chicago. Sept "A a Francisco
dispatch says that Prince An Pal Of
Tahita arrived there yesterday on his
way to Honolulu. where he goes 10
marry ex-Queen L~iliuokalani Of Ha-
waii. The prince. who weighs three
hundred pounds. viii walt IN san
Francisco until ne hears from the for
mer queen Of the Sandwich Islands.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-05
The PEN|TE T|ARY
COMMISSIONERS
IN SESSION
Inspect Territorial Prison in
Company With the Governor,
viii Finish Up Work This
Afternoon,
Especial Dispatch to the MorninS Joupai.I

Santa Fe. n. NJ, Sept. 4.-The board
of penitentiary commissioners con-
vencd in this city today with all mem
beers present and transacted a consid-
amount of routine business, In
company with Governor Curry, the
members of the board inspected the
penitentiary In the afternoon. Owing
to the -indisposition of President Jo-
seph II. Sulzer of the board. the CON
missioncrs adjourned TO Thursday at
/ D.. m, at which time II is expected
the business of the session will be fin
up. Those at the meeting were.
Joseph +. Sulzer, John ". de Mier. OF
Alamogordo: Price Walters. Of Aztec;
General Charles +. Easely of Santa Fe;
and George W. Hayward of Las Vegas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-05
FEAR CHOLERA OUTBREAK
IN RUSSIAN CAPITAL

st. Petersburg. Sept. 4-Tho fear Of
an epidemic Of cholera Is creating COM
siderable alarm IN this city and house
holders have been ordered to take the.
|strictest sanitary precautions. Thir-
teen fresh cases have been reported at
Nil NOVoCorod.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-05
Railroad Orders Retrcnchmcnt.

Macon. Ga. sept. As a result 81
the reduction In passenger rates ana
general conditions In the
market. 80 far a. the railroads
are concerned. all improvements have
been ordered stopped By President X.
F. Hanson Of the Central Of Georgia
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-05

Nfn Lander. CONF. rnI &c. 'm-
mauder Winsiow AlIerulrc United
states navy. retired. dl.l %sudien'y =
his home in this cltf tlsllt. Clfum1n.
der Aiderdlcc was M hla nny-fnirl
gear.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-16
WHERE WOMEN RULE.

"a are adminlstered to by ! won
40 doctor. The countryside i no
losfaphed b. another woman. POI
q years fhe checks Of the bank have
ceen eaahed by = small white wom.
ans h4nd, while quarter of a cen
tary IS the period that woman has
s"syed The morals. opinions and poli.
tleS q The town through the columns
ot her paper.
4 director ia the street railway ana
the corporation that Iights the village
= woman, and she attends each
and eFeFy meeting Of The directorate
and gets her pay Tor attendance wjth
me same regularity that ol6 rpcIe
Russell Sage did.
fet 4 cannot ~ said lhat The fair
ones VI Norway compete with The
men- The latter are TOO gaiIaa. =
permit Of competition. They ssmplv
ion back in their big comfortable Ann
chairs and admIringIy tell shat tbeIr
wohnen folks" can DO.
The s. B. & z. s. Prince store +.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-16
Unique Chapel Car, with Bissop Hen
messy n Charge, to Tour :.Ansss.


Wichita, Ksn.--A chapel car the
only one Of its kind Ia the world
has been brought to wichita from
Chicago The car was made IN the
Pullman car shops At PULLMAN IN :
suburb 81 Chicago.
The chapel car win be IN charge ~
Bishop Hennessy until next pacen,ber
IN this time the bishop, assisted bv !
priest and cook. viii tour the branch
lines Of the railroads through Kan.
sas. He viii stop at the towns ana
gather the scattered members Of tbe
church for the purpose Of administer.
Ing 70 them the yacraments of fhe
church, Instructing the young and
lenaing financial assistance "a the
poor.
The first Of the novel religious cere.
monies in connection with the chanel
car vas seen In Chicago. when the
small convenient church on wheels
was dedicated under the ausplces n
the Catholic Church Extension socIs.v
ps AFcabishop QuigIey. of chiosr.
Inc chapel car is the gift Of Am |
pfose Perry. Of New York. Excentlnr |
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-16
OLD CUSTOM FROM GERMANY.
eoshenhcppen Reformed Church Dee.
crates 1000 Graves.

Pennsburg. PA religious oh.
seryanee altogether new in south.
eastern Pennsylvania, and probable
conducted for the first time in ,he
United States. took place the other
day Al the New GoshenhopDen Re.
formed church. II was service II
memory Of the dead. and the pyiuciual
feature was the decoration Of : 600
graves In the graveyard with flowers
The idea was suggested to Rev q
u. De Long. DaAtor. when be yIsIte,
Nuremberg, Germany, some years ago
One Sunday in June nearly the whole
populaee assembled in the cemeteries
placed flowers on the graves and then
attended religious service.
All afternoon and next morning N
I'll ten O'Clock the members Of the con.
gregation brought great quantities oe
flowers to the chnrchyard and plaeed
them on the graves. When the time
arrived for beginning the services
the great expaHse Of aower-decked
graves presented a scene Of rare
beauty. An appropriate sermon was
preached BY Rev. Mr. De Long
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-16
WINS FORTUNE IN ALASKA.
M'rer Fstepts Piece ef Ground ov.v.
'ooked oy Famous Company.

5ioax Pslls. s. D.-J0lsn Johnston
former resident 81 western south
Dakoaa. according to letters which
haze been received from Janeau.
Aiaska. where be non is. has estrucsr
y fAeh and II II fair way 70 b..
come millionaire.
re a present. Is having : contest n
iae courts With the famous TreadvalI
MlniHg company oyer 4 strip of Vain.
agie mining ground which the com-
panf Nas supposed to own. but which
y I aiiegea was never properly loca.
lea Johnston located the strip under
Ire mining iaws 0s the district and
applieo fcr q patent. bot THE was held
~ and DELAYED b various court bro
ceshe1 until recently. when the anpli.
Gallon for The patent was granted
me railroad d the Treadwesl com
pany. part oi one Of the eompapy.s
s5fAi iaiils, ana some new Oil TANKS
belonging 70 flle company are aIl ~
me ssfip Of ground to which Johnston
~ obtained patent The strip Is
between the big dividend payers Of
ne IreadwelI company. and Ii was
serious proposition to the company 10
iearH that 70 valuable q piece OF
mining property had been overlooked
70 addition % this strip, Johnston |
hss received patent for a group Of /
copper claims On Kouperinoz island |
'os which he has been offered the sum /
q 10000. He also has recently CON. |
elaaed sale of some property on |
Douglas island Tor $3.50. 900 Johnston /
annoaneeg that be wIIi make a visit
70 his Old home IN South Dakota this
summer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-16
GOES 70 Poison At 81 YEARs
Dangerous counssrfsiser Is sent "a
Penissntisry q Advanced age.

Philadelphia--~0id sam Tate. said
TO be the most dangerous counterfelter
In the country. has been sent Ia tha
eastern penitentiary BY Judge Holland
for eight years.
Since 1872 Tate has spent more
than half Of his time in jail. and 4 4
probable that his sentence win 6nish
him. for he told the court YESTERDAY
that he was 81 years old. William
higher and Charles Busramonte. who
we're tried with him. we're sentenced
TO Is months and three years r.
spectively.
Only last March Tate was on trial
for counterieitlng. with Georss Ward
Michael Joyce, James Caughan ana
Catherine O'Donnell. but by shrewa
coaching OF the other defendants Tate
was acquitted Ward. Joyce and
Ganghan were sent to prison. ana she
oDonnell woman. although convicted
was released in her own recognlzance
Tate put up hard hgbt. His couu.
SCI declared that he was being ~s,-.
tematicaily hounded' BIZ the secret
service men: that he was renuta.
bic j'snk dealer and that in the course
Of his business he had come into nos.
session Of the supposed counterfegtinr
material found in his house by the
operatives.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-16

Knoxville. Tenn. Inhabitants ir tha
region Q; lions MiIl, Lee county. VIZ.
sinia. are greatly puzzled over the dis.
covery of strange bird In the noun.
tains neFr by by .. v. wit. 1 mer-
chant Of that place. The bIrd 4 !,
great size, measuring nine feet fron,
tip 70 tip. The feathers are perfectly
white except the tips Of tie wiugs.
which are black.
Its head and bin are IS inches II
length. its webbed feet are sevaa
inches across. A grca4 pouch undar
its Dili aolds gallon Of water and tbls
gives the idea that the bird n,ue. ~
Of the pelican family. found IN south
ern waters i i supposed that the
Dird vas driven to the north bv
storm and lost It's bearings. II w,lI
be broaghs here. mounted and erhlb.
tied. s-A
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-16
GAVE ROAD TO AFRICA

pounds on their backs make an aver.
age Of 20 miles a day. while the usual
lourney j. only ten miles. The ROAD
passes entirely through British terri
tory. and the government has erected
. station ,eyy - miles where cara
vans may spend the night.
There Is provision at each xtaf,on
10 pat all the freight under cover. com
Portable brick and concrete houses Al.
lord excellent conditions for a GOOD
nights rest. and there are cookhouses
where the meals OF the caravan ars
prepared. One Of the nelxhbSrfpx
chiefs Is held responsible for the clean
llness and good order OF each station
ne receives monthly salary Of = few
sbillings from the government ana
a few yards Of calico from each cars.
van passing over the route.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-16

Baltimore. Md.---Dr- Annie y Cone
ian vas married to Abraham Erott
foDelan. formerly Abraham Erott
DR.. copelan, who received her n p.
from the University Of Maryland four
seafs ago. has built up fine urac.
Nee. She loyes Erott. but she did moi
wish 20 have her shingIe felptsered
TDr Annie r. Erott. formerly cone.
Ian
~ MF Erott. student ID the uni
vefslty dental department decided
shat the best thing 10 do vas ID
change bis name to copelan. ana the
eeeirIs obliged him
Friends of The Copelans foresee con.
fusion when Copelan, born EFott -.
comes . 2. 8. Suppose q man dislo-
eates MS thigh and hobbies to the
Gopelaa Office. IL Dr. COpelan in2y
'Yee. Watch ons DO you want. your
vs. q rour tooihzv
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-16
JAMES STEVENSON. scoTcHMAN
DONATED $4,000 FOR WORK.
Route Lies Between North End Of
Lake Nyassz and South End Of
Lake Tanssnyik1, Distance
Of 2i1 SilSS.

London. = James Stevenson .
wealthy Scotchman. gave SIS ooo ia
Daiid road between the north end
OF Lake Nyassa and the south end ar
Lake Tangsnyika in Central Africa
about 25 years ago. He was cou.
vinced that nothing would helm more
to develop Africa than good HIGHWAYS
Il took two years to build the road
and il was wen built. Its length i
IA miles Apart from the great use-
fulness OF the road the white men
there have always said that II has
been powerful ciYilizing agency.
i has helped to accastom the M.
uFes Of that densely populated region
% work for the white. and 10 naa
calico and other European articles
Inc work Of construction was the
nrst instance on a large scale Of the
utilization Of native labor in Central
Africa Many trained laborers now
iiye along the road and engage in
transport service between the two
great lakes.
This highway is known as the Stev-
enson road Mr. chrapkovski an on
cial in the German service. who re-
Gently Travelled over the road has
written an interesting account OF II
he says that though nothing has
been done TO maintain the road AuIlt /
p years ago. It is still. win the ~. |
sie exception Of the road between VIZ.
orla Nyanza and TangaDsfka. the best /
highway in Central Africa. As moth +
ng has been done to maintain the
Dad, Il Is now covered with grass
'ut travellers say this Is really an ad. !
'aniage. as tie vegetation has helped
0 keep the road from washing and iti
also better for the feet OF the car.
iers. who dislike 10 walk on those
tretehes where there Is no grass for
Is as hard as stone and hurts their
set.
The usefulness Of the road Is proved
, the fact that portcrs carrying CO
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-16
Mayor sssse, Of Chicago. Appoints Fe.
male Garment Critics.

Chicago. "A -shirt-waist inspector
Is the latest addition to The city hall
pay roll Just what the Remuneration
and the duties Of the inspector are ia
0e no one exactly knows. but because
Mrs Ida Cross Is dlspleased with 4 6 a.
cent shirt waist she purchased at a
state street department store. the IN.
spector was appointed Louis All
Featherstone whose knowledge OF the
secrets Of the construction OF The
peekasoo' and other shirt waists IA
SAID 70 BE- above reproach, is the frst
inspector.
His appointment was made because
Naycf Basse and the other heads Of
the city hall are TOO gallant 10 see
one Of the fair sex Ii trouble.
Monday afternoon. being bargain
day. Mrs. Cross purchased shirt
waist that attracted her attention IN 4
store After taking It home her ideas
changed, and she returned il and
asked that her money be refunded 4
polite refusal followed. with the ex.
PLANTATION that the waist was slightly
soiled II Mrs. Cross would nav u
have i laundered the company would
Be glad TO refrSd the difference she |
vas told
Appeals 70 the managers az the
''ofe proved fruitless; they gave the
.ame reply. Having heard that Mayor |
Suisse il friend OF those ii troubln
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-16
Historic Cottage to 40.

New York--summer residents At
Easthampton. L. J., are disappointed
to learn that the Jonn Howard Payne
Home, Sweet Home" cottage there
Is likely 70 Be sold within a few days
70 Brooklyn man He Il expected n
50 alter and remouel It Is TO destroy
its identity. When the Eardens Of 81
Lukes Episcopal church bought the
Payne property last year, some Of the
summer cottagers endeaYored to raise
q fund With which to buy the cottage
but Without success.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-16

New York k,-rheodore II. Davis ~.
afcnaeolosiht, has arrived from ~
lope, DFlhslng with him one Of m.
oldest relics In the world. This i -
aiaDaster statue N Queen Tess |. .
laMous Egyptian. whose tomb =.
Davis recently discovered. The ss.s,.. 81
dates from 1900 B. c. II viii bs ~ ~.
sented TO the Metropolitan Musea,,, s \,
Art Mr. Davis said that thew wors,s', ~ !.
.nFee years excavatlng the tomhs -
me kings IN Thebes. and II Vim =
completed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-16
A Novel Church on Wheels.

tne popes private chapel car. which
mas never been used. II Is the only one
OF the kind.
Inc car was built on the model Of
me Pullman private car. Il Is ftted
With the necessary accessorles far
travel. 4 contains two sleeping apart.
ments Kitchen and : library. The
distinctive feature is the chapel. built
% accommodate 50 persons. Ii con.
tains an altar and = confessional
where the various saeramenfs Of The
church can be administered. The car
with Its fittings, is valued at $4,000
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-16
n0S"AY- Sc WORLDS MOST
1asTthcTEysLY FEMININE CRY.
% s9yssme n A. vorztisns-ssrk.
HstesE Posi- ORES zna Meat
Msrkss Al Manages
~ ~skirts.v

AoFEay. FSiIiA. furbelons snd
eninoa 40 the aefHai business of thgz
bnstliag thriving New gnrizud Go
= every line 81 commerce snd
nasnee. trade and prOfessE&n. the gen
hAef ~ q Norway II suceessfylIy e.
ssEed, and II ls the most dlxtsnesIr
rozzans t0En ia Ar-z-scs. The
roE1sn not onlr clothe. hat and sboe
i1r gcpAA~Aioa. eHt they grseefw;iy
preside OFeT meat markets shs po.s
Once and three hotels.
ne women cf NORWAY marry The
nsihs and AagFy the dead. Lexsg die
pases are settled by feminine ius
nee of the peace. Sick ana wonra.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-16
NAMES SHIRT WAIST INSPECTOR.

hrs Cross told him her story ana
asked his aid.
\ Will apposat a special shirt wast'
Inspector. he exclaimed. Here
Featherstone, you know all about shIrt
waists, don't you.
surely replied the unsusnlc,on.
Featherstone. "Peekaboo fapcv .nss y
paan Linen, calico or silk. Plated
That's enough You are now the
omcial shirt waist inspector for the
'l's q chicago. Look into this.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-16

sterling ill-Irate citIzers Of ~.
.arln,ng community east or this cIss
VINO have been wag.Ag war ~ g,sSs' ..S
paii games have decided to Isane J 3.
e, pes called the Palmyra searchlleh, NJ
s's paper i TO contalu the names ! ~
~ she persons who atlAna the 4 M.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-16

sIx-gztEoL1 GIRL rsavzls
I MiLEs
H==-s z-7s arc t.z Pr-szsss-Rssss
Hz Case fszr FrnerE ST
Less 7srs- was Nzs
Sc E

-N "a travelling re1-1 q
zaugt Is Ser crat rhs
BABY tsso4er1ue IS MIS- Kan
III L-s1z= AteEz GlsnEo,f sro-sr
called hzs Ms the aass--ce
r 49, wants rB ss ro hkseD-
ing zzS she has trzrelad q rust
- sas cares g z1z she nor vr=fers
. eslz zssA ard rezzia Il homa a.
hsr 0Ea
ss Lee-0re Is 1zlT SIX years 05d
1z- s1e Has visited mose dIFerens
eo=atTiez ard more inaccessible per
ssss lAaa the arerzge dip.omzt
r2a s,caE 81 ID lifeline
fs0E-ed hezds q Furoe h,ra
ssrnsnlzea she little girl she rzs al
zt-e1 g fne presence OF rhs late
f1re Le0 XIII. beng lhe onEr rhfld
1asT = Fears NO zzs erer permit
80 Al = 7ezce VITA lis Holmes
ga f1e pope dsdns think nneh
2so1t me-. E4orgh litfle Miss Leo
HoEe ADMITTED He zas 10 Old and
has 50 Fouzs sas I remember Presi-
s-e-t k0oseFel1 rerT Hell He seenes
sleel-glied 70 sae 1e- and gave ne
5ouguer q flowers from his nbrsrr
table and carried them with ms n
nATe Photograph taken We were
4 GlezEo<d Springs. Col whea he
~as ont there On his biz hunt AZ.
orr hotel Eas the executive headquz-.
tiers That is where Kzs born. and I
gnink that 0f al the places / have (
ever seen ! prefer Glenwood Springs 4
2 All Others You SEE. part 1T NV
aane is fSEenwood
sss. M name is rather long it,
e Mas LeonoTe said as she sat on a
-hzir out 81 al proportions to her
slze and chafted about herself With :
newspaper representative. The mama
lnder discussion did seem burden
'onaely long for the delicate. dainty
Aliss ~ifh blue eyes. who could taTk
Nth such familiarity Of personages
nd places.
4 am sometimes ealled Miss Kath.
~. but ] much prefer Miss Leo I.
ore, she said with childish sweet
ezz.
while she has received unnsnaI at
cation on account OF her intelligence
ne little -globetr0tter has nor for
sated 4 winning childish manner and
si<s Of her travels as naturally AZ
lost children talk Of their toys. She
Is been interviewed for numerous
spers and vas the subject OF an ar
Gle in Toxic paper. when the only
lins she vas able to read was her :
~ name. She afterward received :
bout 70 post cards from Japanese \
sildren. q
Aiss Leo1ore is the daughter Of =
7 and Mrs. George Z. Moran. Of
aicago. Mr. Moran Is one OF the best. 2
lc|n newspaper men in the west .
q was one time managing editor Of g
g Chicago Times. Like her father
e little girl inclines toward Z lit =
ary career. q
! expect to begin to write as soon 4
We 60 TO housekeeping. she an d
unced. that's one reason why y
nix that we should settle down q
nt do very much this way. you
oW We are going TO the KIondike er
; summer. again. Our trip up there CT
summer was interesting. Beautf e
flowers grow beside the snow W
ks. but ! feel that | have Travelled
'ugh want to 90 to Glenwood be
! live quietly for change. p
I'll