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New-York tribune., 1908-12-08
TELL OF SMOKE EVILS.
Witnesses Testify in Constable Hook
Protest Before DR.. Porter.

Dr. Eugene H Porter. State Health Coumis-
sioner. heard evidence yesterday OF the alleged
smoke nuisance OF Constable Hook Appleton
Clark. who presented the petition TO Governor
Hughes which resulted IN rhe hearing and ex-
Assenbynan Short appeared for the Richmond
County proJestants- Colonel Charles F. Fuller
represented the Standard oil Company Walter P
Lewis the Tidewater oil Company. and Frank H
Hall the Constable Hook Chemical Company.
Dr. Arthur HolIick testified that the smoke and
gases from the Constable Hook chrnneys killed
vegetation II the north shore section of the Isl
and Dr.. William WaIser testified IN addition.
that they were detrimental 70 public health
Dr. Carey. OF the Sailors snug Harbor hospital,
testified that the smoke and gases annoyed his
patients The Rev Dr. Arthur Sloan. chaplain Of
Randall Memorial Chapel, connected with the
Sailors Snug Harbor. said the fumes affected him
as II he had inhaled the sulphur OF match Mrs
George William Curtis and Mrs B DreyfUs, Of
West Brighton. and score Of others testified that
they believed the smoke and gas fumes were
detrimental TO the public health and destroyed
vegetation
Colonel Fuller said he did not intend 20 put in a
defence for the Standard OIL Company. The hear
ing VIII resumed this morning
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08
street, s.ss2 IS. A Gordon Murray was appointed

street s.ss2 IS. A Gordon Murray was appointed
receiver
The schedules OF Isaac Schneider give liabilities
OF S2S2,45o with assets Claims aggregating
s2S2.75e secured. Schneider owes the Syrns
Estate. OF No SIS Nassau street SO 600; the Amer
lean Central Realty Company. Delancey and
Orchard streets &l20oo; Alfred Lyons Of No. rs
William street. SIS 500; Marx & Emil W. Open
helm. Of Leonard street, So. .G0O Mrs Solomon Of
No 2ss Broadway. $15.500, and Neugrass Brothers
OF No 21s West I36th street IS. 600
The schedules IN the assignment OF the Bristol
Hotel Company. proprietors OF the Hotel Bristol,
at Nos l2 and IA West 18th street an apartment
hotel show: Liabilities $47.492; nominal assets.
S612- and actual assets, S25L The company was
Incorporated in 1905.
Inc schedules in the assignment OF the Harlem
River Park Amusement Company. proprietors Of
Suffers Harlem River Park. at Second avenue and
18th street. show: Liabilities S14S.63o; nominal
assets, S47.I5s. and actual assets SS20l6
The Sheriff received yesterday attachments
sSgregatng S2.T7o, against property Of the Thomas
McNaIly Company. OF Pittsburg and Peekskill
n Y contractors. in favor of the Morrtsdsle Coal
Company.
The Sheriff received yesterday execution OF
S-6o against property OF Sebastian and Rosario
Aiastasia tAnastasia Brothers. grocers, al No l67
West 4th street IN favor OF the Hecker-JoneS-
Jewell Milling Compane.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08
susLNEss TROUBLES.

9s-1o1s - bankruptcy were lied yesterday n
Il rl-e5 STATES District Court as follows
--u---a-v against Harry FelIaau, manufacture
-=15 clothing aL No 81 Broadway. Dy Noe
a., E-C ---=-s- whose claims amount 70 S.61
A--s p. .-Z=. ---, appointed receiver --s
assss =s----zt=c = S-.5yU
--i5l-E-z-E a-a--s- Samuel 2. Ets1-1al, manu-
k---e- ~ --lsEs and s--ls a. NJ. = DIVISION
E-re- E- John Moss and others whose claims
z----- Cd So
F--1-a--. Joseph Z G-0Eaa, of No 50 West
s--Ha- z-1 No 4 -sl 11TCE street Liabilities
La@ Grzl-acle assets he Was "a business
r. brother. =. = G-oGa1, at JohlstoTr
.---a-- against rLe Meier Engineering
----E- which Las factory al No. 5S 5stl
e. Brooklyn LE G Fred SL0p-1rc- r l. Sci
=. --zl- leC- Spring Company and r " Mar
Ea A Co. Ire assets are stated 70 be worth
--s --1- 81 Dr. Frederick z. BeL-a---y was ap-
.--t1- receiver tn claims OF the peLtl0E--g
------s amount s Ez--
------z--. james Hamilton. % Nc 8 West Ls-1
5-se- -s-----s= $50 - assets SI-.C- . Re
- -e owes Gertrude Cohen Of 20 2Ss = est l5od
a-sel 1s- t-- damages for injury 70 person.
- John ----s, q No % West 57rh street.
--Tl-u--sr- against Milton WeintraEb. art brass
ss3-s, q 30 - l-a-- street lE BENJAMIN Rob
-s1-- T-0 -zS claim for $50 unpaid note.
ll-l--z-- Max Rersua- rIszutac--rer Of
' ll51 s--s and olGeks. AZ No $50 Fifth avenue
.el---es. 2-3--0 7G assets, SSZ-pL2 90 Claims
e------E - ss-1-5 . unsecured he SAYS ne
.a-s re American T-rClzU Company. Of Boston,
- and T. =. CC--e-,cE & Co. No. 8 Greene
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08
q. AGNEW, PRESIDENT
..,to- Head of North Star Mines
Corr panv-Ealion Surplus.

-s,.sehes from Boston yesterday stated that at
Dstsa-r a. the directors OF the North Star Mines
II state Senator George 3. AS7ew, OF New
Us elected president of the corporation. to
p ,se late James D. Hague. and that Sidney
fE'---ste os Colgate & Co. had succeeded Mr.
II - e e-p-esl6eat- Jacob w Pierce resigned
s4-ecto- and was succeeded by Dr. James
II - II Phelps. Dodge g. Co. and William
e ,-ss elected 10 Eu the vacancy IN the board
Is~s bv the death q his father Il was stated
re company would close the year with more
e ao0aa0 surplus. as against s7eoeoo at the
- Ct last wear
r---ss.rlas present II the form OF ~ per cent
1 - VII be paid the day before Christians,
1 - the total disbursement for the year % per
> vhich compares with 10 per cent hitherto
1 .-esst dividend distribution made n a single
/ there are only two hundred stockholders
y N,vs-lbsr 1907. the North star Mines Com
4 > ..vested SZ7I-o0o n Union Pacific, Northern
3 =. s75 Great Northern shares which have
& = shown a p-ozt- II IS said, O about $4,000
4 :. Understood that within tire last few weeks
> r.aaageT1eat has made further investments
- s-Oa3s0 II bonds of the Manhattan Rail
= Company s1d the Chicago, Burlington &
os-rv Ra5l-oaG Company
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08
rsTUGEoUsE OFFICERS ELECTED.
e ocuverse Made Temporary Chairman OF
Board Of Directors.

-. new board % directors OF the Westinghouse
- sd Manufacturing Company. which has
- ses1 taken OFT o1 The hands Of the receivers.
= IS Srs- meeting yesterday and organized by
|.efnr cfzcers As forecast n The Tribune,
- Westinghouse was elected president OF the
|,-rsn.ze5 company Other officers were elected
l. soDszs- Z Il Herr. first vice-presdent: L -
,,,1-rs second vice-pTesident: George W Eebard
- vVyI.g-- u. Mcfarland. acting vics-presidents:
1sres 4 Te--y. secretary; :. W Siemon. treas
= : ST John and Z. 2. Baetz. assistant treas
- c Bennett auditor and ? E Craig and
r CorE- 5r- assistant auditors
c Converse ERs elected temporary chairman
re board Z is understood that his powers viii
si-sils- &C those Of ez-Ju6ge E h Gary. OF the
r .s5 states Steel Corporation, and that M
e .turae1ss VII co1Ene his efforts 70 the manu-
.,,-u-sag sn6 o1 the business For the next FIVE
v4s-s hoveTer. the real management 0t The com
-s-r VI be the hands Of the proxy committee,
.aus's11g Of Charles Francis Adams. James y
1s-75s :. y. Roebling. Jacob H SchiH, and Rob
- Smith
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08
WEEKLY EXPORTS.

BEEVEs-Recetpcs two days were PSI cars or
5.Zl- head. including 213
g Tor the market and with few held
Saturday there 3 sale. which ~
Jersey EILy yards. Trade
opened dull, with buyers Offering 10 than
last Friday. last Wednesday, prices,
market showed activity sellers enabled
= fraction lower Friday.
tn1areC al l0G l5c less medium grades Bulls
sold s. ES7 per 10: outside
figures for car OF extra prime Ohio steers
average. 81 50 Q 81 50. bulls s. 70 80;
s. q 81 Z = q %.
respectively Dressed beef active firm for best
grades quiet for medium and beef Slaughter
reported common 10 choice native sides selling
- per 10 Christmas beef
pool ana London cables last received
selling ia T15<c ID. dressed weight. refrig-
orator BEEF a. "a Eloc per l5
s-sicI,4erson Pier 3 Go; 58 0hio steers I4I5 ID
20. 1892 20. DO Il7O 10 At SIS 90;
p 1913 'h $ so. u 1900 ID, IS So 20 do
1I5= -, s. IS. - 1c45 ID. do 1851
j.. al s. %. p Virginia do III II. do
1235 D. g so. p Do. III lb. s. TO.
-h. 3 20 "a DO lJG5 10 s. 40 = H. al
$ 81 - 60 1877 h. a. 3 80. 1I7O H. so,
bulls 1T15 70, 3 SO ! ID, 81 so: ! COW
ZOO h. al 3 30. do. 800 ID. AZ 50 I do 100 ID.
! shara5e-r & Son. s. Ohio steers. 147o h. At
1929 10, SO 70. 81 ID a. Sc 20:
b. s6 20. 20 Ii. a Sc 90 %
Indiana Co 1882 y. At SO 10 20 Virginia
81 p. IS do 1883 h Sc IS; 20 do. 124O h. at
20 1900 10. So CO. 20 h. al 50 40.
- do 1893 H. Al S. 50; 20 do 1875 H. So 25: !
90 .. s. -.
s Sanders: IS Ohio steers 14o2 b. at SO 80. 10 d.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08
REPORT ON CROPS.
v;-ts- Wheat Condition Below Average
A-gs OF Wheat and Rye Seeding.

z-zst5---o-. Dec Showing winter wheat cor
g-r- A. against 81 z year ago and E ten year
svs-sge o. go re condition Of SO against g
4 rsz- age zz6 zen year average os e5 with IN
a-s-i1zs q roLzl area Of winter wheat = So 90
s--zs and -ys area -Sa5 90 acres, the Department
II gg-.------e to-day issued is report OF these
:, es-ea-s e-- December / The newly seeded area
z--e- wheat Is estimated at 5-6 per cent less
~ .-e .se6 estimated area sown ii the fan
- equivalent % q decrease OF I.76Z010 acres
y -eE.y seeded E-ea Of rye IS estimated Al :
,s-- less nan che area soT1 II TIE fail Of 1907,
.--rs.s-- g & decrease of Sc 90 acres
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08
wsskEY SEIZURE IN LOUISIANA.

-3E Telegraph q The T-.5U1e-l
Esv l-.ea-s Dec The E-sI seizure o. whiskey
z .--ELza under The national pure food law was
zzls ,s5ag. when The federal authorities conhz
ez,z5 -zs11- barrels consigned By ne azlnis Dis
Ting Company. e Philadelphia 70 Eo-1oayer,
.za5s Ez-a-1s. Ct New Orleans Improper Ia
bs-1g q eyed by the government.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08
lsscE pEcREAsE IN ERITlsH Trade.

l5,aaz Dec. The statement OF the Board OF
-rss s- November shows decreases q S56,-sS, 600
-z-a--s ana ss15-s5aJ n exports The decrease
-1r-s - PRINCIPALLY IN raw material while il
ss1s IL IS confined 70 Manufactured goods OF
VIC s.Je- ~ Is II cotton and wOoIlen textiles
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08
PRESIDENT OPENS APPLE SHOW.

Spokane Wash. Dec T.-President Roosevelt
pressed an electric button in Washington to-day,
flashing across the continent the signal for the
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08
WORK WANTED.

Female
COMPANION % lacy sailing IN January
FOR the Orient, references, address Com
paE!on. Tribune Uptown Or+iCe. 1864 Broad
way.
COAPANION.-Cse 10 objection 70 in
Ealid, by capable young woman. best
references; can speak French Address e
Il 20 4td ave.
GOTERNEss or resident. Ger
man and English elementary branches.
highest references from best American fam
lies, Long Island preferred Julien Bureau,
a West 42d 81. Tel. 43S1-Bryant
YOUNG LADY. experienced rental ofice:
ca1 give best references; honest. Miss
Anna II. WAhl, 2Ts woodward ave.
Brooklyn
s-E%CGRAPB II experienced in real
estate and law neat and accurate, mod
crate salary. Address Agnes 2. Olsen 81
Sullivan st. Brooklyn.
TEA CHER Experienced teacher. lately
from Paris, VIII teach industrious pupil
music free ror references also French.
German. Latin. mathematics. grammar.
Tutor. STE Amsterdam ave- fsJore).
ADVERTISEMENT snd subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
ONCE No. 1864 Broadway. between a6th
and 87th SITS. until o'clock .. m. Ad-
verrtseInenUs received az the following
branch Offices at regular Office rates until !
O'Clock p n viz 2s4 sth ave s. =
cor 23d st; i53 dtb ave. cor. 18th 81: 10s
East l4th ct: 25T West 42d St
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08
Lost.

QoilA A0 REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED
p-oO'VO for the return Of diamond cross brooch
containing eleven diamonds. lost October 30 at The
Homestead Hot Springs, Va. 10 BLACK STARR s.
FROST Fifth
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08
ELFLaElENr AeENCTEs.

EMPLOYMENT AeE~CIEs-
4. g&- -EEBEEE'
EEo-e gKENT BUREAU
LEXINGTON AVE-
~ t'- a-- s--- SIS -e -gE--P1sza-
---- --E- class domestic -e--
----.1=-.z- E.--s q s-.--z--v-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08
uAMEA
The deal Christmas GIr

'TOBB'-Craze OF the day For old ana
young New. full Of rGn and exercise In
door game FOR table or floor. At al stores
Z ) Novelty. 4Os Broadway
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08
DOMESTIC SITUATION. WANTED.

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
sIaIz
CHEF. French: twelve years references OF
the highest order from Leading New York
families thoroughly reliable IN every re-
Epect. open for engagement Chef. care J.
Stewart, ~ West 64th St
COACHMAN.-SingIe aged Is; Just Olsen
gagged city or country hrst-class refer
ences- Apply P Hansen. I20 West SD st,
GARDENER single. first class
references. two. four ana six years with
private families; knows his business in
ggeenh Juses and all outside work take
charge OF gentleulAl's estate 5chuster,
C24-52S Broadway
GARDENER. USEFUL-Marrted; wife ez-
ceIlent cook. Young couple. no children.
cen drive: SIX years reference from last
place Carpenters Bureau, ia 9th ave.
GARDENER-slngIe. 80; understands veg
etables, flowers, horse. COW, furnace cold
frames pruning. generally useful. honest.
sober. indust-ious; references. L. 800 West
117th st, store
GARDENER young scotchnnan t23)
as second gardener. seven years eX2eri-
ence IN all branches Of gardening. ". c,
463 West 5Tth st
DmER-Un1srstand horses, cows.
furnace. chickens. references moderate
wages: single. Box 13. Tribune Office
JANITOR or ENGINEER-By eolored man
In Office building or elevator apartment
house. understands all motors boil
pumps. etc. Richard. Federal Building. s.
80 Centre St
NURSE. n1asseur. compau!on. tuvaIid.s at
tencaut, valet. references. prominent
physicians and families Of New York and
Sew Jersey 2 Keep St. Madisol. y. =.
SECOND OF USEFUL MAS.-By young
Swede. understands waiting az table care
or furnace. good valet; best references.
Osterberg's Bureau. Tie Lexington ave Tel
1065-Plaza.
USEFUL MAN-CapabIe, understands in
door and outdoor work, gardening. etc 8
willing 70 be generally useful. excellent ref
srences S, Miss Fitzgerald . Bureau sos
Eth ave. corner 42d St
USEFUL. MAN.-Gerrnan. middle aged. IN
dsrstands house. garden. steam. boiler
care OF horses. handy at any kind OF work
lowest wages good references. Holt 205
East l6tu st
ADvERTIsEME EFy-s and subscriptions rvr
The Tribune received at thsr Uptown
once No 1864 broadway. between 86tn
and sTth SITS. until 9 o'clock .. m Ad-
Ve-tisefnents received al the following
branch Offices at regular once rates until
o'clock D m viz; 2G4 sth ave. e. e
cor la st 1873 Bth ave. cor 18th St IOA
East I4th st 25T West 42d St between
7tb and sth aveE. 269 West I25th ST 1888
1sf ave near seth st I57 East 125th 81.
Tbs fremont ave. : $50 3D. ave. and aay
American District Telegraph 0c1es.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08
PIANos ANp oRGaNs

----- =--- HEAR or z=----.a-r1E piano.
-,. and -Is- perfect rr -re z-a-se--
.=ss1's l- know z-r= ~ music required.
- - l-e -z- --zy e. Fessr Bros - -.
- se-1-1 hand mining 11z z--t1es foot
- E.@-r presses -a-les monitor and
-l-e-l---s. etc. entire -lzlEz boLg1s
-. --ei--a--a-. 40 Wes- Broadway
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

NAV be had free Of charge, AT the Uptown
CFHce OF The New-Tork Tribune. 1854
Broadway, between 36th and 9th st&
Single insertions 5 cents per line. Six-
teen words seven times consecutively, 81,
which entities advertiser TO have rooms
erte~ed FOR a period Of fourteen days in
The Trihune's Directory Of Desirable Rooms
Write for circular
LARGE sunny room. with alcove; steam
heat. bath: one or TWO; references FAR
child, 63 West 11th ST.
NEWLY FURNISHED, unfinished. single
end double; baths. steam heat, all IN
prov enenrs; reasonable. II East 24th ST
UNUSUALLY LARGE. sunny front room.
next bath. steam heat, telephone; priFats
aparfmert 50 West sSth st
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08
BOARD AND ROOMS

MFLROsE IS Madison ave, corner 2sth
st-American plan. 81 80 day UP: special
permanent arrangements Tel. 5474-Madi-
son.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08

AITRESS.-First class Swedish waitress;
willing % go In country. best reference
IlAaila bursaA ESQ Lexington ava
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York, Dscenber Z. 1908
WEEKLY RECEIPTS
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08
IOST-BANKBOOR5.

PATKROOK No. 3sT. $50 OF the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing. Any per
son having claim TO IL Is aereoy ca-eo
uuon 10 present the same within Ten DAYS
ar submit 70 having said paSscoOk can
ceIIed and new one issued
P4%KP00K No. 500 go OF the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing ANY per
son having q claim 20 II IS hereby ca-leo
upon 20 present the same within ten DAYS
or submit 20 having said paSsoook calceII7d
and q new one issued
BAEKBOCK No. 453. .I25 OF the Union
Dime Savings Institution Is missing any
person having a claim 70 Il is hereby called
tuon TO present the same within ten days.
or submit 70 having said Dassbook can
ceIIed and g new one issued
B4NKROOK Nc. $50. .272 OF the Union Dime
Savings Institution Is missing ANY per
son having q claim 70 II Is nereoy ca-led
uI-Jn 10 present the same within ten days.
or submit to having said pAssbook can
celled and a new one issued
LOST -BarlIbooly No. 47e ssT Of Dry Dock
savings Institution. Any person having
claims upon said book is called upon TO
present the same TO the bank within thirty
DAYS. or the said book viii be declared
cancelled and extinguished and new one
issued IN lieu thereof
LOST or STOLEN -Bankbook No. $50, ,5e4
Of the German Savings Bank IN the city
OF New York. corner 4th ave. and l4ch ST.
issued to FOrst JadaEOraer. Young Men 3
Benevolent Association All persons are
cautioned AGAINST negotiating the same. II
not returned 10 the bank on the 21st day OF
December. 1908. e duplicate will be Issued
LOST -Barzbook No. $50 s65. Bank FOR
savings, $50 sth ave. New York. Pay
nenr stopped Please return book TO bank
TCsT-Barkbook No. s4a. 40. Bank for
Savings $50 4th ave. New YORK Pay
nenr stopped. Please return book 20 bank.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08
ROOFING AND LEADERS.

LANE sYsTEM-HANGING LEADERS
away from wall by Lanes patent pIpo
hangers saves leader Saves wall. Circu-
lars mailed. Ira c. Lane. 207 z 64th St
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male
ATTENDANT middle aged man. 70
care for Invalid or elderly gentleman:
good nasssur. handy around house, best
~ references. Address .. &. Tribune Up
town once, 1864 Broadway.
ATTENDANT OR NTRSE.-Experience in
" 81 and City Hospital. good shaver.
-htropodfsr and uasseuT. best city refer
euces. travelling no objection. Write A.
tendant. I57 East l25th 81
HT--~T.ER or vALET-Highiy recommend
ed good a. anything. respectful. best of
-eferrpces. Leonard 6. Enness, care uf
euudgreen. 1876 East 2Sth ST
rsf-rTf.ER. valet or Care;aker u bachelors
sra-rr,ents. by young colored man. good
rsfsrence. Gililard, 2l3 West 62d 81
T7T--rT .FP and USEFUL MAN.-Capable
,-of,rg EnElixhman. with excellent refer
ey~as T~ofn leading New York families. de-
s.res r.erfsla nent position. city or country.
T. Mss Ff'zFerald's Bureau, oo5 bth nve-.
corner 42G St
~ApETAKFR or BLTL.ER-By respectful
ralnr4d man. 81 private family. best city
reference Call or address HaIDsf. bSs 7th
ave
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08

USEFUL MAID. attendant and seamstress
10 elderly or invalid lady BY refined
woman Call or address NJ L B. 40
West 5Ist 81. schst.ier's bell
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08

HAVE LIST 0f buyers for all kinds Of
hls-neEs. Coa-ss. las BroaaHay.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

NURSERY MALD.-Englisa: very best ref
erences. willing 20 help with chamber
work and Fewing ci-y. country. Ju5si!a
Bureau $50 Lexington a-s.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08
REMEDIES
MACHINERY.

We buy >or spot cash second han4 p4-
amos send postal ard represent tat-va
LII caU. We have Srsi1way bargains.
Wise Piano Co. II East l-Sth 81
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08

WAITR ESS S-First class. takes butler
place or help wt-h chambeTwork; best city
reference Call - East saith 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08

vAII-R Esz and -HAMBERNAID.-
Protestant. 4oCd city reference T EIof-
urs4er-s Flregu. l53 West 2gd 81 TeIe-
phone after 10 a. IN 1st4-1he sea
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-05
Japanese Vaudeville" Iris tonight.

100 per cent cash reserve for all cash
liabilities. per cent interest paid on
months term deposits, 6 per cent in
terest paid on long term deposits, s to
10 per cent interest on escrow deposits,
is the status of the Globe Bank & Saw
ings Co. Fire insurance in ii best
companies. Real estate placed, sold and
negotiated. Rents collected, houses
rented. Labor employee agency. Elk
change sold, checks eashed. People
served in all financial ways, on best
terms and absolute safety. Money to
loan.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-05

Reverend Father E. NJ. Laycock,
missionary-apostolic, will conduct a
Catholic mission in the Sacred Heart
church of Globe to begin Sunday next,
April 5, at the 10 clock morning mass
Everybody is cordially invited, non
Catholics as we'll as Catholics. A series
of lectures will be given every night
at 1880 by Father Laycock. OF Rev.
Father Laycock the Nemaha County
Herald, Auburn, Neb., says:
"Father Laycock is young man,
endowed with great intellect and with
genius for oratory.
"He was born at Darlington, Eng
land, in 1870, and was educated in sew
eral of the leading. English colleges
under the control of the Episcopal
church.
"When he was eighteen years of age
he was converted to the catholic faith,
became priest and missionary at
Charleston, S. c., about ten years ago.
"Since then he has been lecturing
and preaching all over the continent.
"Crowded congregations have packed
the church nightly to listen to this
gifted priest. His explanation of doe
trinal points as they are suggested by
the interrogations that come from the
question box are logical, lucid, forceful
>"The very simplicity of his language,
the aptness of his anecdotes of illus
tration, make some of the deepest the
illogical points seem as comprehensive
and as plain as lesson from the primer.
SIN his lectures there are times when
his eloquence has the dramatic force
of inspired genius and he touches all
the chords of the emotions of mind and
soul with the skill of harpist.
"In speech he is as gentle as woman
and yet the power of his logic, the
'ceenness of his wit and satire makes
him one of the most forceful speakers
who has ever been Eere.
"Aside from the scriptural interest
which attaches to his lectures, those
not of his faith can enjoy rare intel
lectual feast in listening to his expo.
sition of doctrine"
The Catholic lectures by Father Lay.
cock will be given at the Catholic
church every day this week, beginning
at 10 a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-05
HUsTLINc BUSINESS MEN.

The Globe chamber of commerce is
determined to have better railroad ia
eilities, and incidentally, lower freight
rates. Its committee has laid propo.
sitions before two railroads, systems
that could build to Globe and compete
with the valley branch of the Southern
Pacific. The Globe chamber of com
merce is composed of hustling business
men, and is showing an example that
the business men of the Gila valley
might well emulate.-Safford Guardian.