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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-23
Bon AeterSbura.

= Bei ben @beleuteu SOispb Wilfei
bon S8sbiter gusnus bot itb Elm iunssl
Stammbalter einseitellt.
Su Der 8obnuns BON Yaftor 6.
s. Rittsr purben seitern slbeno @Owarc
6. &leemann un6 SRI. Srancis .. Woli
5u eiusm sliidliden Euare persiniSt.
- @liiabetb, tas iieben Mouate ults
GOdtsrlsiu Der @belsute 9sorse 8reis
bon PrsscOtt glpenus, itarb am Conn.
tag. Die Seiiesuus erfOlste Dicnitas.
- Der Sruueu Ssrein Der bieiisen
euan9. lutb. ct. Beters 9emeinoe pirb
aud oieieu Serblt nisberum Elm Souper
ubbalten unO 3war um 1s. StOuember
i'm @emeinOsbuus an Yrescott 9lusnue.
Die Tidets fOlteu nur % @ents, fir
melde Summs Die Srauen einen rs6t
ibmadbafteu SmbiB ieruiren wsrOen.
Der lleberi6uB fGat Oem Rir9en'
iOnbs Su.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-23
gBilfes. @arre geadbri@ten.

- Gin sepiHsnbafter Si4srhsits'
pa6tsr muB Der fribsre ftaotii4e Po'
lisiif slrtbur Ebomas sstusisn iein, Der
psreansene @o1e ussen bes Diebftabls
elmer l1br ;u swsi Subrsu 3u&tbaus
perurtbsilt murbe.
- Sllie @OOlbausb erlas Donner'
ftus absnb ben Branbpuuben, bic iie
Dor 3psi 8oden srbislt, als iie I'M Sstt
cine Cigarette rau6te uno babel bas
8stt in 8rauo ieste. Sie mar BON
scranton bisrbsr sefommen uno battle
ibre Ssimutb in sinem SOrbell an Glib
State Strnse.
- 9ta6 elmer bier @oden bauernben
Sisuns babeu bic @roB9ei6worenen
BON 9ujsrne GOuntp am Samitas au'
flusen auf SetruS sesen folsenoe Per'
fonsn srbobsu: @Ountp @OmmiHars
@sorss Smith, @atter Mcguop, elias
s. Sones, @ountg Sontrolleur Sames
giorris, Die gr6itsftsn Mc@Ormid uun
Srend, Suipsttoren Charles Siorris
unb Dti9uel 9pnh, @OntraftOreu Sranl
@urlucci BON scranton, gSeiB unb So
mes, 5Ormisli, s. 8. 8ctb uno 9arrt
9Rotb, unb 5alfisr uno u. Yaitors, off
@ontruttoren pon @ilfesbarre. Dil
@sidwOrsusn iussn wOrtlid: rsu,ernI
9ountp's nsues @eridtsssbduoe lit be
ibmust nit Sstru9". IS iOIl 3waI
ulles itreu9 uutsriudt weroen, abe
pisl barf man iih ouuon nibt ueripre
den, Oa bic @Ourtbuusiippe gut rspu
blifanil6 lit. Wtan oente nut on oei
flint Wiilliousu Diebitabl bel Dem Sapi
tOlbuu in harrisburg. GrOs aller lin
tsrindunsen iist nod tsinsr Der Spis
buben i'm 3u6tbuus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-23
Sunmpre.

- Gbomas @boD pom Bloom StrasC
erbislt Dienltas i'm SO. 1 S6a6t biz
9sne unO ben Riiden bOs Ssri9unbsn,
ais i'm elm Dedenfall traf. Seine Ser'
lssunsen iino ieOo6 uidt sefabrIid.
-Sreo. Bilssr uno Satin uon bier,
wel6e Dor Subresfriit aus ibrer 8utids
sei6leuoert unb perlest nur6en, als Elm
StraBenbubnpasen sislbe an 9latelD
StraBe traf, IieBen am Montas sesen
Die scranton Ruilnap Gompanie cine
GntiddoiSun9sflase fir $4,000 sin'
tra9en.
- Der sS Sabre Benedict Ea1lor,
Der nit isiner Go9ter, Srau SafeD an
Siinfter Strase, mobnte, be9in9 am
Oienita9 Wtorsen In ieiuem Settjimmer
Selbitmorb, inbem er iid nit einem
Strid erbroielte. TaDlOr mar i4On
felt Ginger 3sit leiosnO unb ideint ben
Selbitmorb in einem anfall pom Wfelan'
bOlie besansen ;u babcn.
= Sn Der Sreitas gtaGt ab9ebalte'
ueu Seriummluus bes Borough @ouns
Gil warb iene 0feiOlution bel 0ritter ael'
un9 au9enommsn unO luom Snr9eB be-
itdtist, luelde Der Strasenbubn @ompa'
ME Oas Re6t betpilli9t, un ueriAie6enen
Strasen bOppelte @eleiie 3u leeen.
Diele Sanbluu9 6es Council wiro ms
,weifelbaft CUR SSolse buben, oaB nnrl'
mebr nit oer.::PHuitsruus pom Slatsln
StraBe meiter sema9t wiro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-23

Ssleet gonncil, 16. Septsmbsr.


Dem miisrablen 3uitano unisrer &C.
pHaitsrteu StraBen wuroe In oieier
Sisuns bsbsutsnbs aInfmsriiumfsit se'
identt, na6bem Wfsrrimau cine Reiolu'
tion einsersiat, laut Dsldsr Der Diref'
tor Der 6ffentliden 0erfe ansspieien
wirO, iammtlidss idubbuftss giiaftsr in
@rssn 0iibse innerbulb 80 Tasen rspas
riren ju laiien. Dann ertldrten Elm
babies Dussnb. MitslisOsr in Osr &sis
beniolss. pie idle6t bas PHaiter in
ibren Stabttbsilen iei, uerfsbltsn aber
ldmmtlid, Die S6ulb irseno ismanb
susnIhreiben uno nur Dtealis bate Die
Courage, Oisien Ssmunb 5u bsssidnsn.
nemli6 ben Direfior Der Dffentlihen
@erte. Die ReiOlution wuroe beitd'
sist, iOwie aud msbrere abnli4e unS
jene, rpelf)e Die @runbbeiiser In @reen
HiOss, bic einsn fleineu Bad uls slbs
,usstanul beuusen, anwsiit, einen anoe'
rem gBes fir @utfernunS bes abialles
3u finOsn. Do Der 3uitunb bes Sa1ss
cine epidemic uOn Dipbtberitis III jenem
StaOtbeile usruriadt bat.
3wsi S6rsibsn bss Stabtanwaltes
nurcsn perleien. Sn sinem ertldrte er,
oab bic Su erri6tenoen neuen Seuerwebr'
quartiere fir bic in Der betreff. Bomb
aus9abe beSeidneteu Summe srrihtet
werOen miiiien uuo oaB Der Staotratb
nidt baS Rett babe, Die Summe fiir
iebes Quarter nod Seliebsn ,u erbO'
ben. Sn oem ,weiten Shreiben berihs
tet sr snolit in Ystrsif Der JiOro @uib'
inston glpenus PHalteruns unO babel
ersub es iid, oaB uerihieOsne SrunObe,
iiser nibt fir ous Pflaiter be3ablten
unb Die Stabt ben ieblenoeu Setra9 uon
iiber $1,000 su trasen battle. Die
9iite entbdlt bic 9iamen uon mebreren
rProminsnten". bic cine fleine llnressl'
mdBfeit benustsn, nm als Oriideberser
iid pom Oem sl1eBment 3u bsfreen, ionit
absr i'm allssmeinen ben GusenobiirSer
ipielsn wollen.
9isue anbsrs Sorlusen CAB es mis
folst: STANDARDIZATION uno 6eio'
luton gum StsuernudluB fir brei Sabre
an orei Sots, Die ben S6wsitern oss
ct. Miarp's seminar sebOren; rsfe'
rirt. 0tat6fOrb - 9ieiOlutiOn 3weds
0ieOu,iruns Oes ab,usstanal slneBments
sesen 6rau Wtarp @annon in Der ~.
9Barr uon 1927 uuf $50; referirt.
Observation-Disclosures fur SreuSwegs
an Sarriion unO Sin0en, Sarriion uno
Slius; beitdtist. Softer - Reiolution
fiir gldns unb Sps,ifitutiOnsn iiir sinsn
ab,ussfanal oil Deit Part 9lpsnus
beitdtist. Rsiolution Sweds Rspartur
Der SreuSwsse in Der %. Barb. Re.
lOlution, bic Ssm g8i1iam @riffitbs Die
@rIuubniB srtbeiIt, isin @issntbum an
ShO Wtain 9lusnus nit Dem abjusstu'
nal 3u uerbinoen.
Die fol9enoen Srbinan,sn wurSen
enbsiiltis bsitdtist: Sanitdren slbs
,ussfaual in Der %. 8arO; llsbertrus.
uns BON 5Ouos pom Department Der
POliSei gum Departsmsnt Der Offentli'
dsn Siderbsit ; fir Steinplutteu Ssi'
tenweee on WioOiic StraBe, swii6en
Sho Sruins unb SiiO 0sbfter aus.
nues.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-23
Nus bem oberen 2bale.
(Gr6bulb @orreiponben3.)

= Soiepb Sauitsip. elm Bergman
in Der Sobnion 3sde gu Pricsburs. BEN
burd sineu Dsdsnfall bas Ridsrat ge'
bro9en unb unbsre Serlssunssn juss'
fiist wurben, lit am 5rsitas I'M Stuat
Soipital aufsenommen poroeu, mo- IS
biss, baB sr nur wsnis gusii@tsn fhr
Uisbsrssnsiuns babe.
-5rauf aisfer BON Grdbalb, BEN
Tags 3upor In Der Rapmouo !3ede
our9 ben 9nftritt zines @isls elm Sdas
oslbru9 Sussfhst wurOe. 1T Donnerltus
i'm MOiss GaplOr 9Oipital Operirt wOrs
ben, mo man ibm elm 8nOdenitiid In
Der @r0Be sines balbsn Dollars aus
bsm Sopf sntferute. Siefer 1T an
Samitas MOrSsn isiusr gsrIssuus cts
le9en.
-3Usi @sidaftspldse in Redpille
purbsn 5rsitas Worssn friib BON @in'
bredern beimseiu6t, bic quite 8eute
mahten. Sn Der 9etrdnfebanoluns
Oes SOiepb Sliuta srlunstsn fie $500
8aarselO. welde bieier unter ieiuem
Siiien aufbewabrt bate. wabreno Der
MObslbdnolsr Sobn Galpin ben Serluit
uon s150 8uarselo betrauert, welde
bic @inbredsr bel Der Dur9itObsruns
ieinsr SSobnung ianoen. Wfebrere
Ease Suuor srbielt Der SBirtb Sames
aenneop uon Ssrmpu aud einen nadt'
liben Beiud, bod batteu ss bic 9erle
nur auf @etrdnfs uno @bwuuren abse'
ieben, uOn wel4en iie elm Suantum
erlansteu.
(@arbonbale @OrreipOnoens.)
-P. 8. 9isarp 1T am Mtontas gum
uisrten Ntal pom ben @ouutD @Ommii'
idren als Solicitor Der Staats unb
@ountp Steusrn oabisr srnannt woroen.
- Der 8. & gB. Drsmisr Daniel
@areD BON adter 9lue. srbielt Samitas
i'm WtaDfielb 9of ben re6ten SuB 10
ihlimm ,piihen 8uffern 3erbriidt, oaB
oerielbe i'm OtOtbfull 9Oipital amputirt
psrben muBts.
= Srdulsin StOrence Nt. Basman
uou Yearl StraBe unb @owaro 8. Sill
ligan pon Dunmore murben Dienlta9
8ormittas in Der ct. Tole STRIDE burd
Pfarrer 9snrp 3. Surte gum gunO
fir's 2eben usrbunben.
-Sn Der Silliibe 3ebe, Soreit @itD.
nuroe Donnsritus Der italienii6e Sanb'
LANCER Soiepb Giccarelli BON 9ii6mon.
bale bur4 cine uorseitis srfOlste Sprsn'
suns 10 idauoerbaft am san3en 3Orpsr
uerbraunt uno aud 3eridnitten. OaB
man int 9iOtbfull SOipital baran 3wei.
feIte, bas sr iid pieOer erbOlen pirOs.
= Ebomas Mullisuu, Der lssts 8O'
DIE ben Polisiiten Dapib gBilliams nit
eiuem @sfabrten perflopfte, tebrte ON
MOntas bisrbsr Suriid uno itsllts iid
ben BebOrbeu. $40 muste er pesen
unorbentlidsm 8strusen bejablen unO
fir ben slnsrifi $500 8iirsidaft fir
elm ssridtli6es @ridsinen itsnsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-23
9pbe 0arf Nptiaen.

= Bei BEN @bspaar SrisSri9 Mfl'
Ter BON Norb @arfislS Gpsnue babsn
ii9 3wiIiuss-jpsi Rnabsn-eiuss'
ftsflt.
= Nls iis Samitas sIbeno nabs ibrer
8Obnuns bic StraBs frsujte, purbs
Srau Sobn @bwarbs BON Sib Spbs
Bari apenue bon sinem SuBballen iibsr
benz Ser, sstroffen unb fisI bspustlOs
niebsr. Die 5ran 1T fdon felt sinissr
3eit leiben6 unb Der unfau mabts ibren
3uftanb sur 3sit 3u sinsm tritiiden.
: Der 20 SABRE alts DuuiO Surris,
elm Slinosr, fisl 3u frhber Stunbe am
Wtontas In iblafwanoelnoem .3uftanb
BON Der 8orosrusranba oes Sair6itb
Soipitals uno lanoete auf ieinem Riiden,
babel cine glsrusneridiittsruus uub iu'
nsrli9e Ierlssunseu erbaltsuo, bic &C.
itsrn MOrsen I'm @sftisite 9oipital isin
ablsben Sur SOlse batten.
Der sidbrise Sames WOffit bon
@Orbstt auenue muBte seitsru ieinen
Mutbwillen, uuf fubrsuOs StraBsnbabn'
wasen aufs uno abSuiprinSen, init ieb
mem 2eben biiBsu, benn seitern Gben6
probirte er bus Sunftftdd wieOsrum an
Sab Wfain apenue, nobel er ftiir3te,
sinen Sddbelbru9 erlitt unb ibm elm
arm abssfabren nuroe! @r itarb beute
Morgen UNI 1890.
= Die lsste No6e srfolsten Ser.
idiebunSsn In Der SIOan 3sde baben
nun aud cine 8sidaOisuns Der Sber'
fiddle sur 5olse sebabt, Osnn in benz
5slbs swiidsn 9umptOn uuO @pnOu
StraBen, nabe Drei3ebnter Guenue, iinb
Sreitas stua uieriis Riiie sntitanbsn,
Die BON sinbulb bis brsi 3Oll brett unb
Swiiden 100 unb 200 SUP In 8dnse
iinb. Obi6On bic Riiie nabs msbrsrsu
Wobnuusen entitanben, purben feline
oerielben sur 3eit bei6doist.
= Der 1Oidbrise @bpin Polbumus
uon 3ebnter guenue unO Der 12idbrise
Terrence WteDonalb BON @bparbs
Court wurbsu Sonntas absno aui bic
glntla9e uerbuftet, aus bem 9aben bss
8. 8. @uans on 3ebntsr Suenus $35
seitobleH 3u babeH. Da Die 8iiri6lsin
i6on friiber we9en einem Diebitabl Der.
baftet nuroen, aber ne9en ibrem 9ltter
wieoer freisslafen wurben, 10 uirb man
iie oieissmal, Denu iibsrIiibrt, mabr.
i9einlid elmer RefOrmanitalt iiberssben.
- @lias 0illiums BON @arfielo apes
nue., elm @lert in oem Scranton Poit'
amt, wuroe 5reitas gia6mittaS, oils sr
ben Sof Der Sadawanna @Ompanis
freujte, BON elmer &ofomOtiue setroifen
unb erbielt S6Hitte an @eii6t uub
9opf, aud befiirbtets man Sur 3sit einsn
S6doslbru6, in weldsm Sal lein 3u'
itano elm fraslidsr isin piirbe. gBil'
liams, Der friiber elm anseitsllter Der
Giienbabn @Ompanis mar uno bsrsn
rlntsritiisunss @sisllidaft INNER nod
an9ebOrte, wOllte feline Ssitrdss bssab'
len, als fi6 bas llnsliid sreisnets.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-23
Gte f0nmell tetlt
beiIeres 9Oaar
0enlD wie baS
,,Gasle'' tantelt.
Gias aa3iebsnss slnsfeaaas
bon Serbit stBlsn.

gDsnn mir iaeen, SaB mir bas bette
Dollar Semo in Der Staot haben. 10 1T
SieIes feline an,sisersflume -uiht BON
Che @lobe.~ 9Bir iprehen BON ben
.@aale" unb nWaiiaduietts1 Wfarten
BON gte9ligees fir fleioiame Wfanner.
Wfarfsn, Die srit nad Ssbnjdbrt9er Sa.
irritation uno Yerfauf uns iiberSsu9t
haben, oas bic obise 8sbauptung nt6t
iibertrieben lit. Die beiten Dollar
Semben,~ bic beute uerferti9t msroen,
es maht nihts aus, mie man bic Sa9I
bstruftet. slnisrtisuus- Wtats'
ralisn- -glnpuiieu, iino 10 gut mte oas
@elb, bas Sie oaiiir peraus9aben.
Sie iine ri6tis aneefertist - Der'
fertist fur Ssr stusfeben Soipobl
mic Seauemli6fsit-iie pafIen.
9mpprtirte unb einbeimif6e
NercaleS unS Wfaeras-
fur 3roebarfeit
perfertiet.
Nfanhetten angenIbt oosr los. mi
eeminibt. Salten ooer eintu9e Snlsn
peise @riin6e nit fIeiOiam gtaoslltrsi
fen, bunfle @riinbe unb nette let6t
Streiisn, 0iOd ober regulare Stgle
SibIhe Serblt Stpls iest iertis. Rrei
ie-S1, S1.50 unb 50. @benfalls eli
praGtises Ssmo fir so Gents, @rOBsl
IA bis II, cine isbr nstts gurtis Dol
Wtuitern
Mianuer Ssftion, rshter Durd9an9.
eerabe innsrbalb Der 1bhr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-23

9lnnoncirt I'M .Wodsnblatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-23

= Die Soften fir Die Ssrwaltung
Der Stabt 0ieu YOrt fir ua6ites Sabr
iin6 auf $1S4, 100000 peraui9la9t,
500, 900, 900 mebr, oils lestes Subr.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-15

1tuITHoUT ,dorht- the best time for for nsihs physical exercise is in tie " raofiishg before dressing. Arother iavprdble tine Is just before retiring Al both hodrss the body must be entirely free from tight. clotbtug or corsets,
 If the naiI euticle does no. grow long it should never t,c cut. Soak the fingers and loosen the cuticie once CT twice . week This must be accomplished gently as forcns the cuticle back too much makes an ugly and heavy roll at the base of the nails.
 For dark. rough skin take hot bath every night before retiring. using q bnth brush and bland soap aSrrub from inc chin to the toes and dry. While the body is most. massage with a good cold cream Ia the morning take a cold sponge haih and dry with Turkish towel Eat no greasy or fir ed food
 If Is a mistake to use the iron on either hinrd- or red hair. a< 1t nearly always changes the color. The hair can he put uo on curriers' to. get the wavy eHeet. net will protect the hair and improve the effect of the wave s-
 f.fouid rouge should he applied to the Hrs with Il pointed stick. if it must be used. This stick should be wrapped with absorbent cotton. then dip 1t in the rouge ua,, pc .slt the Rps carefully and over the red part oal!. IT. the rouge extrnas br-
Arizona republican., 1909-09-15
The Cunning Season. :.

be no waste if the housekeeper under stands her work and does 1t in the proper way. If 1t is to be an experiment. t is best to do 1t on a very small scale and not run the risk of having a large lot of canned goods spoil on your hands because you were not just sure how to manage it.
 Some vegetables keep better than others. but none quite equal the tomato. When putting them up be careful to take ont the hard cores and Jumps. You will be able to get more in the jars and 1t will go further when you come to use #. If corn Is put up by itself 1t has the reputa- ton of keeping very badly: but corn and tomatoes canned together keep we'll and make splendid winter vegetable s-
 String beans do not spoil as easily ns green peas. Lima beans keep well. Lima beans or string beans and corn may be canned together. Young beets and spinach can to advantage, and with the former add a little vinegar It is well to can pears and peaches. but not apples. as there are plenty of these on the market ail' the time. Yet apples can be put up with sauce. in quarters or whole. with a slice of pineapple fn each can. They need not he peeled. only cored.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-15

pounds of copper for each mile of hundred miles There are more than f2 1000 miles of single track immedi- ately available for electrical equip .ment on the systems named. To equip only 10000 miles will require approximately 264,0OO,0O0 pounds of copper.
 An. electric trolley carries a pass enger ten miles for five cents; a steam train requires ten cents for five ! miles to operate at a profit. For this reason the steam roads have been forced to adopt electric power, as the inter-urban trolley lines. paralleling their lines throughout the Middle West, have tremendously reduced their freight and passenger traffic, and made serious inroads on their earn ings.
 LA. century: ago electricity was a scholastic experiment. Today the amount of money invested in the tele- phone business alone in this country { Is more than s750.OOO,O0O Electric power transmission investments ex- ceeds sl00.000,000. The total value of electrical apparatus manufactured in the United States is more than s270 100000. while electrical mining apparatus has created a demand con- siderably in excess of one hundred million dollars. More than 500, 900 arc lights and approximately 350O0, 900 incandescent lights Illuminate our continent. Nearly one thousand sep arate trolley systems gridiron the country with 10000 miles of track, an invested capital approaching two hun dred million dollars standing behind them.
 Verify. electricity is a big and grow ing proposition. And it is founded absolutely on-copper.
 Where is the copper to come from?
 Official figures of the Lake Super for region. recently made public show that during the last four years the output of that section has increased at the rate of barely 2Is per cent, while the rate of consumption is in the nieighborhood of 8 per cent.
 It Is manifest therefore that the world must depend for its future sup ply of copper upon the newer pro- ducing districts. of which Arizona now stands at the head. position that her newly developing camps will enable her to maintain for probably a generation to come.
 Stupendous as has been the record of Arizona's camps. Bisbee. Globe.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-15

strated the supremacy of electricity over steam as the most practicable power generator for industrfals pur- poses. Its pioneering problems have been happily solved and as a result short distance transportation methods have undergone a complete revolu- ton. due to the rapid extension of electrical inter urban systems thEough- out the country. The coming decade will see the identification of the great railroad systems and terminals in response to the constant demand for. quicker. cheaper and safer ser vice. Coincidently, the further ex- tension of inter urban lines will stead. fly continue. the growth and use of long distance telephone systems will become accelerated. their already enormous consumption of copper will accordingly increase and thus the red metal will each day assume a more and more important place in the scheme of our industrial affairs
 Foremost among those who have grasped the importance of water pow CT as a future commercial necessity, are the railroad interests. The Penn sylvania system, the Southern Pacific and the Santa Fe have already &C., quired practically all the available water privileges contiguous to their lines. which can be used for one pur- pose only-the generation of electric power. At these central stations will be erected huge power generators from which power will be transmitted for hundreds of miles. by transmission cables made of copper. millions of pounds of the metal being required for this purpose.
 Just recently it has been announced that the officials of the mountain divi- sion of the Southern Pacific between Truckee. Nev.. and Auburn. Cal, have filed application for permits to build huge power plants in Sierra and Fl Dorado counties and that a sum az. gregating many millions of dollars has been made available for this work and for the purchase of the necessary electrical equipment. When these plants are completed the use of steam in the mountain division of Northern California will be entirely superseded by electricity
 The New York Central and the New York, New Haven and Hartford rail- roads are now authoratively reported to have completed their experiments with electric power transportation systems and are about to install this power extensively on their lines.
 It has been ascertained from these Experiments that five pounds of cop. per will be required for every foot of. track equipped for electrical traction Of railway trains. This would mean the use of thirteen tons, or 26,4OO
Arizona republican., 1909-09-15

ONE women. look with horror on the canning season and others en- joy the time of year when the ~ fruit is ready to be placed in Its
 cans for the cold days of winter. The former usrally have no garden of their-own and are forced to purchase all the articles needed In the canning process. while the l9tter generally live in the country and look with pride upon their gardens.
 The housekeeper in a small town or village has n little space at her command and will have q TOW of tomatoes and string beans. all the family can eat; but the dweIler in the cities who has no more than little window box. with a few morning gloTies in 1t. must purchase her canning fruit, It is well worth ner while to put up fruits and vegetables for the cold weather. One of the first ques- tions to be considered is where the fruits fin cans shall be stored for the cold weather. One portion of closet is all that is needed and the closet gives req soDable probability that the cans will keep well during the remainder of warm weather. --~
 Some women rinim that the purchase of fresh vegetables and fruits at the market prices fin winter does away with the need of canning: yet it has been found that the canning nays best. as the fruits are cheaper In their regular sea son. There Is no doubt but that 1t is better to put up the things in cans than to walt until winter and then buy them tn tlns cans.
 IL has not been many yenrs since the process of canning was started, and even our mothers can remember when 1t was not done. The first experiment was made with tomatoes Many bousekeepers who can all of their fruits and vegetables can not deny that the. outlay of expense Is great: but. on the other hand. it is vast ly cheaper than buying the already canned articles. The pr'ce of glass jars is much less than in years past. and they can be used many times If tEhen care of. Make it n rule that when they are emptied they will be at once ~asse,i and placed away in some secure plate with the tops screwed tightly on. The next year you will oaly need new rubbeTs, which cost but a trife.
 The cost of the fruits erd vege;able7 to be used n the canring depends largely on the methods of the Eouseleeper and her Judgment In buying. Always be on tbe alert for a drop in prices. and let the markstmeh know what you wish and ask them to tell you when there Is a chance to purchase the cheapest Tie conditions of the market often allow purchase to your advantage. There should