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The Detroit times., 1909-07-06
WOMAN SWALLOWS POISON.
No Reason Known for Mrs. Towards
Suicide Attempt.

Roomers in the home of Edward
Howard No. $50 Congress -. east, paid
little attention 10 his wife, Mrs. \ J.
remita Howard. when she freely e..
hibited a bottle and announced that
she intended 70 Kill herself Sunday
night Mrs. Howard had peen riding
on the boat with her husband, dur
ing the evening. and when she first
returned nome. seemed in the best 81
spirits. When she exhibited the poi
son bottle. later the persons who saT
il thought that she vas testing. She
retired later. and while aer husband
slept soundly, she swallowed the con.
tents ~ the bottle.
Albert Sutton. roomer was await
ened later by q knock on the door o.
his room, and was told by Mrs How
ard that she had taken the poison
He promptly summoned the Detroit
ambulance which removed the wOm-
an to St. Marys hospital. II was ~
first thought that she could not live
but Monday morning the hospital AL
thori,ies declared that she had n
chance for recovery. He. husband
who was formerly MANAGER Of the
Netropola barber shoD. SAYS that he
knows no reason for her seton.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-06
OVERDOSE OF HEADACHE
POWDERS CAUSES ILLNESS
Girls Male Companions Held by Poiice
Until Sickness is Thoroughly
investigated.

An overdose or headache powders,
taken by an ignorant Russian gil
named Nicnaelina kopoliicziarks,
caused the detention of two men 10
police headquarters, sunday night
while detectives Investigated the case.
The young woman had been drinking
in Mrs. Anna Schloser's saloon. No
1921 ST Aubin-aye.. with Frank Janow-
ski. No. 692 Palmeraye- and John
Gorkowski. No. 20 Superior-st.. when
she complained OF feeling III. ana
JanowsM purchased some headache
powders for her. The girl took three
at a time instead OF taking them Al
intervals OF 10 minutes, and soon re-
lapsed into Inconsistencies The De-
rroit ambulance took her 10 Red Cross
hospital. where she seemed 10 be IN =
serious condition. Monday morning,
she recovered, and Detective Steinhe-
bel. who investigated the case founc
that there was nothing, on which 10
hold the young men They were ~
leased
The Detroit times., 1909-07-06
ASK COOPERATION IN
FREE TRADE CAMPAIGN
Prominent Men, Including 5'snop
Williams. Send Address TO people
Of United States.

NEW YORK. July 5.-Prominent
men including Bishop Charles u.
Williams Of Detroit, have given out
AN address 10 the American people
urging that all VINO agree with the
movement To Join in an effort 70 con
solldate the free trade sentiment OF
the natter The address says the con
s0lidation Will reveal the true econ
omic condition OF least a portion or
the citizens and will facilitate coop
Grafton with the free trades OF other
nations which are also suffering from
the evils OF protective policy
The signers with Bishop Williams
.re Tom /. Johnson. Cleveland; John
Bigelow. New York; Charles, Francis
Adams. Boston: James H. Dillard.
New Orleans Louis Z Enrich. New
York: William Lloyd Garrison. Bos-
ton: Bolton Hall. New York. Byron
". Holt, New York: David Starr Jcr-
dan. Stanb body. New York Louis +.
Post. Chicago and VIM. G. summer.
Yale university.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-06
THE ANIMALS FORM A TRUST

Ir Africa hunter bold
stood on rivers shore;
Approaching through the Jungle near
A Ion made "a roar
And. ambushcd ia "a nearby tree,
\ fierce gorilla growled.
But that brave hunter never moved
Brdantly be sc0wicd.
And IN the dark and turbid wave
= hippo gave a snort
AItho, crocodile was ther"
For business. not for sport
That hunter still dlsdaincd 10 fly
II surely seemed be- must
For well he knew The animals
Had formed deadly Trust
The lion. eager for spring
Ills sides dashed with hts tail,
The fierce gorilla pu the tree
Got \ready 90 assailN
The hippo in rush Tor shoye
showed more than common zeal,
The crocodile also displayed
Keen relish for meal
But Ike the noble boy VITO stood
\ Upon the burning dock .4
That gallant hunter never liked
Not e'eB "a little speck.
But like "a hero firmly stood
Jpon that deadly shore.
And only srinned ana showed hlss
Then showed his teeth Some more.
The fierce gorilla tumbIed down
And BROKE hs beaHtly neck.
Tho Hon turned somcrsault
And fell. total wreck.
The hippo, with dying Rroan.
Sunk down beneath clio wave.
The crocodile was scared 20 death
And found watry grave.
And there thai nozzle hunter stood.
lie never moved an inch.
lie never fred q single shot.
lie didn't even ninch,
No tremor In single nerve
He'd faced such Trusts before
, lie only grinned and showed hi.
teeth
Then showed his teeth some moro
NACD NiDIAN.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-06
REBELS HAVE ENTERED
CAPITAL OF PERSIA
Intense Anxiety Is Felt for the Safety
Of Foreign Residents in Teheran.
LEGATIONS Fortified.

ST. PETERSBURG. July AL
communication has been cut OF with
Teheran and intense anxiety is felt
here for the safety of the foreign res
idents OF The Persian capital. II is be
lieved the rebel army under Sardara-
sad has entered the city.
According 20 the latest advices the
shahs palace and the adjoining Rus
tan and English legations have beeT
fortified and garrisoned by the shah ;
eossacks. The rebels greatly outnum
1er the coSsacks, however. and grave
doubts are felt as 10 the loyalty y
the guard Emissaries from the
English and Russian LEGATIONS who
were sent out 10 negotiate with the
rebels following yesterdays skirmlsh
at Shahabad ] ) miles from TeheraR
were fired on anu forced 70 retire -
the city Twelve Of tho rebels. on
loyausr cfIicer and three cossack-
we're killed
The Detroit times., 1909-07-06
FIRE SWEEPS
OVER MESS|NA
People Flee From Scene OF Terrible
Earthquake-Flames Rage
Unchecked In Ruins.

ROME. July Following several
severe earthquake shocks Dire has
broken out in the ruined city OF Mes
sina and IS raging unchecked. the pco-
pie having fed In panic before the
flames.
The fire is reported TO bo spreading
rapidly over the ruins and consuming
the temporary structures erected by
the survivors who had gone back N
10 the wrecked town.
There seems 10 he little possibility
OF stopping the fire until il burns ~.
self ont AS the unsatisfactory work OF
the committees OF reconstruction ana
relief has failed,ato provide any ade-
quate means OF meeting such an eme'.
gency.
The exodus from the ruins is report
ed 10 be similar To that following TIE
great calamity. although, OF course
on small scale.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-06
Get What You Ask Forl

Q svs. asfdsal. Soysl sssvsaa q has.AssA
Ov9 Fxs Mnl.eas q peaass hsvs
been Spent 70 male - msrtu q Oar
oare,s known. asd every cent q \ would
be lost, did not sound msSss claim and
hold tho constant. continued frtsndshiA
Patronage and Endorsement Il vslh
pleased people yer after year.
.
There 10 also . Reason.
Why there are Parasites who sst-M
themselves to The Healthy Body Of Cas-
carrots success - lmitatorA Countsr.
feiterA Substi.utors.
They are Trade Thieves Who would
rob CAsoarsts OF the Good VIII OF the
people, and sneak sneerned proaeA
earned and paid for b cascasets.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-06
PRODUCE.

App,e~-wcstcrn box apples. 50 % q
urr box. new apples 81 IS per box
Biackberric.-I.awton s. per b.
Cabbnee-N ". So Hl.1o per crave
CnulihONeT--Sl - per dyz
Geirry-H8ma gown. 80 u SC doz.
Checse-Micat San Aats. new &c,
York state, l40I412c- iwpHrscr LOG.
brick cream l5c schweitzer. fancy
Cherries s2N225 bu
Conee-package coffee. slt25 q %
california rruitS-Plums .sl.75 cher
ries. 81 75ll 1925. epricots. s 49, peaches
" Dressed cai,e--Fancy, sa9c; com
Flour-Micnlean patents In wood.
$40: second patents. s. %; strai gnt'
s5S5 clear $50 rye Hour. s. Dbl
Feed-Jobling lots bran. W. coaI Sc
com mel S.. corn and Dat hop $50,
coarse mldll rigs. $50. fine mddlihSS'
Fresh vegctab,e---cucumberss, 81 p
SOC doz. lettuce. home grown 30c- bu.
ads. Toe doz wax beans s. 50 box
new tUruips 15c d9z. cen peas, 81 %
bJ: asparagus. so 2 SOC doz' beeis' S9e
G1z. spinach 4Oc bu
Goo.ebcrries-$2 70 30 bI.
Grape Fruit--s5 y $50 box.
B0ncy-F'anry wlitr. 1871 &C. lp. am
her fQUIiC. extracted, q 5izc lb,
Hny-Dctroit shippers az" paying tne
following prices FOR bAlcd bay ~ car
lots . . Detroit. No. tim0taa
S1gIf2.5r. SO .. fl2Gl 1850. clover
IL 20 wheat and Cat straw. - ton
HijeS--Nu. I cured, 80, y" r4t rd
20 So J green lei &c. green w., ~
1rsen 30. /. i5c No 2 ltlec. call
7ur.d So. 4, 10. No ?. i5isc; liant
skas' b.,es s 80 s5 %. ~ ?. $50.
TIucklcb-rrics--@3 80 pcs q at. case
L,e',n'on~-c..iifornia. s5.5o0s.75. 4s'
p' ue,an.-vaterrneions. ga zoe each
Kockyfords $500 80 box.
NushroonS---50c box
Onion--TeSas Bermudas, - % crate
orapues-Ca iffOrnia navels. 1915 box
OiIs--Raw linsced, tlc. boiled I'm
seed &c gal. less per cent Tor chsf
IN 10 dava; diamond headlight kero-
sene. 9izc, turpcntine, In barrel lots
Peache--s2 25025O per e-saske
. crate.
Pop COrn--Ears ] u n 2c III.
Potntoes-Southcrn. 81 10 bu; Detroit
so soc bu southern. l.iOn 3.25 Dbl
Pouitry--Hens, l2iz q iSc 10; stee
n &c ducks, iSc, turkeys, young. 10 q
&C 10
Pro,ision$--Mess pork. sci; tamil,
pork. s22 q %. light, clear. s2l heavy
s22 so. smoked hams &c. dry saltef
briskets, i2Wc. shoulders. lie: picnic
hams, ioRc, bacon, 10 u &C iarq; IL
tferces l2c. kettle rendered, lie 10.
Ra-pberries-Red. 80 per 2i-qt case
black 81 80 per 2l-qt. case.
straw Observation-Disclosures home grown
81 25It4 bu.
! sugnr-Crvstal dominoes. 81 So, Eagle
tablets. $50; cut loaf. ss3o' cubes
$3.50. xxx powdered. SIS granu
lated. extra coarse. $40: granulated
nnc In bulk. s. 30: granulated In %
: 10 cotton bags 1886. Michigan granu
lated. s. 90. diamond \. s.. 30 confcc
a. 9o. No. 2 49,. No. 4. sj20: No. 3
s5i5: 30. s. $50: No :. sos: No. $
g.. No =. si.s5. No. 10. $40; No.
Sass. No. y. $3.50: No ~, ~ ~ No
TaiIow--No. l. 5tac; No 2, 4isc 10.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-06
WOMAN HAS CLOSE CALL.
Bullet Whlzzes Close TO Mrs Trisch
kowski in Her Home.

Mrs. Joseph Trischkowski, Of No -
Gtlbert-st., had a narrow escape from
serious injury, Saturday night. when
a 32-caliber bullet crashed through the
side OF her residence. and wh>zzec
through the bedroom in which she
was standing, missing the woman By
only a small margin.
The woman's husband notified Vine
wood station and Patrolman Alex
Mckay was sent ont TO investigate.
He was unable 10 find any trace OK
the person who fired the shot. and II
IL not known whether the bullet was
fred through the house Intentionally,
or whether II was part Of some per
sons premature celebration OF the
Fourth.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-06
NJ A z | n E
VESSEL PASSAGES.



DETROIT, Jay Up. AHsenne,
i ~ - ia. SATURDAY b44Aus tOr. Loo,
corey 80, ~ VI. tl~aaA. ..4V. AGI-
dian. EGeuoorn, 6.Ie, A!- Nw!re, t.o1Ke-
fe.leg. AIaici.. Maryland, 90. ~. a.
Kerr. ,.+J. annie L4aLra. lV.4D. COrL
IA 10. S4tuuc, Morse, al 90. salt La.e
City 1870 sunday morning, Sullivan,
I.tJ. kotcHer z.4g. PTosQ4- Isle. 81,
corona. 3 .30 FeHIeuuls Waste, 10.
I4trrt Chief J.45, Sheuaux0. SOS
Mary E.phicAe. =. john Mi,.u-.l
IIartweli, Gao, Audaste. 600; Itic'..
80. Morrow. Pauay. 81 Roman. q. IL
belle. 1890: Australia. l. A. , m En-
p4re Clts MAZDA - 90. Bunssu. Zenith
cry. Jeuney l.. Riddle. go, kaminis-
t.qsia. -t5 Midland queen. %, Harlow.
$500 Refs. o.3y Italia. Arthur flaw
good. Naacu-ster. So Midland
Prince Huron CIty and cpusort 5-4.
p Muel. y C5raila. 10. s-15. Stor-
mount Erics epn Malta. $50, Wood
ford. q, Hlxay 1:2o Buffalo, aH, So
nora t,iv- BerWlrt. $50. Cornell. u
ron NJ. "altney Wnbeft atalt1
si0
J. ", Stcpacnaon, ke.caaIn. i).s
Vol ll-e L4a.'aon, A,maerie4 i.s-
la -. sac
Down: Lewiston, Il 90 D. N. Satur-
day night. Rocsester 80. Black ROCK
nah. $50. NJ MCGregor AtIoxhony
40 Flagg Warmer. AS; Mauch
Chunk 8 20 LamtOn. Saugatuck go.
Albright Dan Hanna Q Pawnee and
barRes. $50. Rend, 10. Iagonda. 1870,
stewart. 1915 sunday morning Wells
1910. Jay Morse. l. Butler. Wyandotte
A. Starke. BIB FrSuch 90. Bermuda
I5 Mt stephen. 11I5. Oscoda and
barges. II so. Grove ! Is p M ward
Ames 30 Buell. and consort. North
SEA. $40. Pollock go. SaNona $50,
Duluth so. Durham. Bangor. = \
- Davidson sos. Carnegie $40,
Walnwright. ) 40. Seguin $40
Sonoma. TO- Wilpeu. II 10 LanRham
y: % f. Parks ! $tearn. CaRtalla
Epson. Clement North King $50
The Detroit times., 1909-07-06
ALLEGED Leper In New York.

NEW YORK. July 5.-John r. Early,
Of North Carolina. who has been de-
tanned as a leper at an isolated camp
near Washington. is today patient
of the New York Skin and Cancer hos
pital. He arrived here yesterday in q
baggage car from Washington. The
woman superintendent OF the hospital
said In her opinion Early was not az
1ected with leprosy. DR.. l.. Duncan
Buckley, the head Of the institution. Is
on a vacation and Early's case will
not be disposed of until the physicians
return.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-06

n y not an EIreriment not IN Aocs-
Den, or Incident. bot . sound honest
Business. bassd on nme-rrsed-snd-
Tested Merit. never found wanting.
Thars 70 . Reason.
casoarets arc ths hnpisosbls foes q
An Disease CernE he incompatible
elesnser. purifier and .rsIgthenss Of ths
entire Digestive Canal.
They Act Hike EIexc.se on The Bowel
Muscles, make them strong and active
able 70 Hslp Themselves do thsL worry
keep themselves clean:
CAscareN are tho safeguard Of Innocent
childheod against tho Dreadful Death
dealing Dsssers that thrsaasn he Nxss
Of tho Ltte Ones.
Thsy arc Purely Vegetable. sSsosuts'y
Harmless, always Rellsbls and EihS!se4,
The Detroit times., 1909-07-06
Five in Family Drown.

WELLINGTON. Col. July 5.--In an
effort 10 save Gladys Fuller. IL years
old. VINO leaned too far ovei a boat
to take a fish from her hook. John
Fuller. aged 10. Ellen, IA. and George
II. Fuller. the father. and Mrs. Fuller.
we're drowned in a big reservoir pear
here yesterday. Two other Fuller
children, a boy o. 5 and another OF 3
saw the terrible tragedy which claimed
the lives Of five persons.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-06
SHEARS PENETRATE HEART
Child Trips and Falls While Trying
TO Make Dress for Doll.

McKEESPORT. Pa. July Be
cause ''Salomy Jane" her best doll,
needed a new frock for the Fourth OF
July. six-year-old Ethel Smith. set
about TO make the garment and CLIMB
ed 10 a shelf for mothers sewing
basket. She tripped and fell. 4 large
pair % shears, which she held in her
hands. penetrated her heart and the
child was dead when the hurryinp
physicians came.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-06
Parle In Picture Theater.

CLEVELAND, O, July Fire that
broke out in a moving picture theater
ar Euclid Beach caused panic among
500 persons All escaped without in
jury. The place is total loss
Crossed electric wires arc supposed 70
have caused the FIRE.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-06
CLEVELAND 1--we sTotk.

CLEN El.AND. ONO. July 5-IIogs.
Receipts. 500, 100 t5c higher; medi
ums and heavies, $3.50, workers.. - To-.
lights, sa5ef 10 pigs, $.25 q a..
cattle Receipts Il ears. SLOW. loQF
So lower. lambs Receipts. cars
steady. calves Receipts, roo. steady
The Detroit times., 1909-07-06

TNHRRR = . Ressoo-
III WY DE Good Rsors u
III America buy cAscarsts -
Fast a tho Clock noks.
Every second some one. somewhere.
= buYiag . httis Tsn-Cen, Box OF Cas-
3asseA
IL 3. $3.50 times 10 tho Minute,
% Miunsss 10 The Hour. $500 Boxes an
Hour. 5000 Boxes q Day often Hours.
i.o0o. 900 Boxes Month, and then some.
Think Of h-HQ.ooo People take .
Csscaret tablet each day. Millions uss
CAscasets whom necessary.
Tho judgment OF Millions Of Bright
Americans y lnfsIlieie. They have bsAn
Buying and taidng cAsosrss u ia, rass
tor over Sig yeIn
The Detroit times., 1909-07-06

A recently patented phonograpn
needle. made Of fibre. is claimed TO
produce softer. sweeter tones than a
steel needle and TO polish the records
on which 1t is used instead OF wearing
them.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-06
lndustrinIs.

American Lumber CO -. . 2
ID n G.. Navigation 60 80. 81
Detroit Edison III Coz. s6i.
Detroit Creamery Co... l2ls
Iron silver Mining .l 50
Mich sugar Co. pref. .-
DO. common ........ Oh.
Nelson. Baker - Co.... II
Scotteu. Dillon * Co... 50
1cl IA Cement. pref ..... .
Do. common ........ &c..
Mich STAGE Tgl com ..... SIS
Wolverine Portland Ccm s
PGrke, Davis * Co - s.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-06
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Buttrr-Board prices: Creamery. eN.
tras 25c firsts. PC. dairy. 19hc'
packing stock, lSc per I'D.
Exx.-Current receipts, case count.
cases Included. 20 1ac per doZ. Receipts
Friday .g6 cases.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-06
TAFT ASSISTS IN
BE CELEBRATION
Arrives In Historic Norwich, Which
Is Observing 250th Anniversary
of Villages Establishment

(Staff Correspondent of the United
Press and Detroit Times.)

! NORWICH, Conn. -uyy 5.-frtsl-
dent Taft arrived from Beverly Ahol /
| ~ after 10 o'clock today 10 assist the
| townspeople In their celebration OF
the 25Oth anniversary OF The establish
ment OF the village. His special tram
was met by committee VI cltlZens
headed by the town officials and W ms
low Tracy Williams. who Will be the
presidents host for the day.
Williams is the biggest mill owner
| in this section OF the state and MS
mansion. Rock Cliffe. is one OF me
towns places. During the Civil War
Norwich grew rich from ner clotn
mills, the government buying uni
forms here. With the money thus
gained the business men OF Norwich
built many grand colonial mansions
which are still standing as landmarks
OF past prosperity. The trusts came
along 10 shut UP the mills. the elder
generation OF thrifty business men
passed away. and prosperity moved
elsewhere. But neither death nor the
heartless combinations OF capital con
rob Norwich or her history. she is
proud OF the fact that one OF her earl!-
est residents was Uncas the famous
CllAt1 Vi Tic CN1ONo anu t-+tA~
also lived Miantonamah. the great
leader OF the Narragansetts. Here IS
the zone OF Fighting John Mason S
triumph over the red men and here
took place the many thrilling com.
bats between the races that have cten
done into story by Cooper and other
novelists.
In his address 10 the townspeople
today President Taft mentioned some
OF the famous settlers and praised
their heroism and perseverance.
A reception to the villagers was
held at noon during which Mr.. fait
shook hands with several hundred
persons. Later in the day he left for
Albany and Fort Ticerondoga.
J BEVERLY. Mass. July mayor
Trowt. City Clerk Herrick and Post.
master Norwood were among the nota-
BILE citizens al the station today 10
say farewell 10 President Taft When
he left for Boston and Norwich at 80
this morning
Four secret service men are now on
duty about the Evans cottage and
when the president arrives for his va
cation this force will be doubled. The
Offices TO be occupied by Secretary
Carpenter and the executive stan az
all ready for use They are iE the
second story Of the red prick building
at Cabot and Federal streets.
On the same floor are the Offices OF
a dentist. a lawyer. the board OF trade
and two telegraph companies. Almost
directly across the street Is the Tn
tartan church. which the president WI
attpnd
The Detroit times., 1909-07-06

4 200o-klowatt steam turbine in q
church in England has been mounted
on foundation which includes a
number OF rubber spools, four inches
in diameter by three high. TO avoid
Vibration.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-06
cMARK ETS
LIVE STOCK
EAST BIrF'Af.O-openin
uniun A Steyeus' IlXeStuek lie Oort

BUFFALO. y \. July tSpecialD
burning & stevens report. cattle
cars ear hishe '"' I Hea1y' sSaSGs.sc. york
ers. s. 2u0fS.tp, pigs. s. so. sheep 20
cars. steady hest lambs. s. $50 500,
ycarllngs s6ft6h0 wethers/ - "a .. 70 !,
ewes. stfli@5. calves. sf.25 u $50.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-06
s zfz ;

Apt.honess Purpoeemssnsa pishone9
Product and . Disregard q de Pus.
olAsas' Health o. Welfare.
Beware Of he Sick Salesman and ~
anoisoA Jest - Good" story that DOM
NJ senss refuteA
ossoassts are made only BY -
9ternn1 Rmedy COMPANY, and the iam.
Gus httje Ten Cent West Pookst'' bon
y here show0- They arc never epld ~
bulk.
Bvery tshose mssksd "Ccc."
Be sss you - d,s genuine: ~
WTREE TO oUR TAI4ssDS,
y.$ssss 80 "a Ht4A1&
h.rd-sss@sed os6sk . SaeaI6 e.
asasass Il e0qA feItA and 8 ave- d q 3D.
81 WIN wa Is 4aipty hiak2 b hnleA
Segd tp-Aay.. nsntIening tbs paSeI.- z4ArsD
eesass 4susdv cenpa1. caicsssW ~ XxS
The Detroit times., 1909-07-06
LOCAL STOCKS.
Financial.

Quotations furnished by Lewis G..
Gorton. No itlS Majestic building.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-06
Pen0bsCOt Safe Deposit Vaults

simon ,. Murphy Co.. Penobscot RIas-
Detroit
The Coconino sun., 1909-11-12

From the recent order issued by the Forest Service cutting down the total number of sheep on the Coco nino national forest it would ap- pear that the sheepman had re- ceived his little Christmas present early in the year Practical stock men who have been in the business for years are at loss to under stand why such a cut should be made in view of the splendid graz ing year just passed. It might be an elegant theory to cut in advance for fear a poor season might come along. but it certainly does not ap- peal to the man on the ground with stock, who has to foot the bills.
The Coconino sun., 1909-11-12

A prominent educator of Arizona spoke words of truth and soberness at the teachers institute at Phoe- nix this week when he said that the great trouble with the schools is that the average child isn't fitted at home to go to school. He is given neither discipline nor mental training. The school was not in- vented to take over all the duties of parents. although that is what many presons seem to think.
The Coconino sun., 1909-11-12

A new method of teaching the young to love their country and venerate it's flag has been invented in Brooklyn. The superintendent of the Disciplinary Training School strips boy who has violated a rule and hits him with stick for each stripe and each star in the flag. This is calculated. of course. to stimulate his affection for the na- tional emblem which IS now dis played over every school house. but it cannot fail to excite among the pupils strong opposition to the admission of New Mexico and Ari- Zona.
The Coconino sun., 1909-11-12

Alaska says she will never rest until she gets a legislature. She will be different from most states and territories if she is able to rest with one. This will be doubly true if the women have suffrage. Alaska might we'll do little pom dering over the story of the creation in which it is learned that God made the world and then rested, He made man and rested again. Then he made woman, and since that time neither God nor man have had a rest.
The Coconino sun., 1909-11-12

When your little wife becomes blusterous because you forgot to bring home the baking powder, or to stop on the way and tell Mrs. Jones that the sewing society would meet this week on Thursday instead of Friday. just admit that you are absent minded and stupid. and promise to be more thoughtful next time. You might also sug- gest that she cal! you Job as pet name. Then console yourself with the thought that the fair creatures are sometimes subject to absent mindedness themselves. as is evil denced by the following paragraph which appeared in Washington newspaper:
 "Ihe dead letter office has re- ceived letter which was posted unaddressed, and which upon being opened was found to contain only a one hundred dollar bill. Inquiry made in the town where the letter was posted revealed the fact that the mistake was made by woman who is at the head of movement that has for its aim to make husbands more fond of their wives. "
The Coconino sun., 1909-11-12

The following from the CIeve- land Leader is evidence that state hood for Arizona IS foregone con clusion in the minds of eastern people:
 And where is your husband ?" Alas. He is in the future State!" Pardon me; l didn't know he was dead. He ain't. He's home stealing claim in Arizona. '"
The Coconino sun., 1909-11-12

A Milwaukee woman wants a di- vorce because her husband agonized her by wearing necktIes which failed to match her gowns. There is apparently no lint to the things that make Milwukee famous.
The Coconino sun., 1909-11-12

Human sympathy is one of the most precious things in the world. The letter written by Mrs. Cleve land to the widow of Governor Johnson is fine tribute from one who has loved and lost to another who has loved and lost and the lost are together now. Mrs. Cleveland is one of womanhood's fairest and best opponents.