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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-12-31
CANVAS PRAIRIE CHR; NICLE

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BRANCH OFFICES.

-NOAA4A ~ "
EbH'S MODERN PHARMACY. eth and II
sts. Main 1917.
NV YORK AVE. PHARMACY. New York
ave. and y. Cap. ST.
ChAs- G HORNUNG. Christiera Pharrnacv
Ew. cor. Ith and n sts. Phone n. 2sss
NICHOLS PHAIlMACY. 19,u and pa ave
Phone n 187O.
PARK ROAD PHAFALACY, nth and Park
road Phone G. 1851
l. T. IAfLOE, cor. 9th and r SITS. Phone
r. A. vEITCH. aoth and N SITS PboD. ~ or7
n v. PATTIE. 2329 Georgia ave Coi qSas
MALTBY6 PHARMACY. 1851 Caivert sf
Q. 1851. o.
MATTINeLT.s PHARMACY. 18TH and L.
n T. BUTTS PHARMACY. 9Th 81 ana
MaeEachusetts ave. Phone n. 4Osg
1AhNOLD. 241 18th 81. Phone Col 2g71
= d HOWARD. 18th and W Phone ~ 1ro1
COLDENBERG's 7th and X ste. Phone nj.
e. KANN, SONS & CO., sth and Afsrl,s.
space Phone N. 100
SltEENEs CAPITAL A y Y + r 7 ISM q,
AGENCY uB 18th st. Phone n sZ07
y ". IHkockMORTpN, Cigar Store 18th
and i. Phone r. ESQ
J. FRENCH SIMPSON cor. 7th ST. Rhode
island ave ana r ~. Phone r. 2fgl
GEssFORD'S PHARAtACY. 5th and U SITS.
s. N WAGNER & CO, 1st and n. Phone
N. McNULTY & son. Cigars and --obarc,
1885 18th ST. Phone North gl2-
PAUL PEARSON. 18th 81 and Florida ave
~. ". Phone n. NO7
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LEAVES ROOSEVELT
HAPPY IN JUNGLE
F. G. SelouS Lands in New
York-With Colonel
July 4.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5-F. c. Selons.
famous as an African hunter. arrived
here today on the New York FROM
Southampton, for wish to California.
Mr.. Selous returned from Africa only a
few months ago and said this morning
that he had left Colonel Roosevelt end
Kermit enthusiastic about the hunting
in the wilds OF that country
''The last Jimc 7 saw them said he,
was In July, and they were enjoying
themselves immensely I'll say one thing
for Mr. Roosevelt. He IS good hunter
Of big game"
Mr. SelOus viii return soon and san
for England, where he viii spend some
time at his home IN Surrey.
On the New York was MatChison
Lang, who cam over here or a cable
hurry call 10 tall a leading role I'm The
ScnoOl for sea tdal. 10 be produced
soon at the New Theater.
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CIVIL SERVICE TEST
SET FOR JANUARY 5
Examinations for Immigration In
spector, Expert Farmers, and
Other Places.

The United States Civil Service Com
mission today announced that eNamila-
tons would be held on January 5 next.
for the following positions in the Gov
eminent service: Male Immigrant in
spector. expert farmer I'm the Indian
service, aid ia The division Of insects
at the National Museum in " ashIugtOu.
stationary fireman in the Indian ser
wire. and mechanician in the BIZ -au Of
Standards.
The position Of immigrant Inspector
VIII pay $3.50 year. The eXa ninatiOn
for expert farmer is for a place which
pays S1.20O year. The position Of sta
tionary engineer will pay 1920 a year.
The position OF aid In the National
Museum pays SO a month, and that OF
mechanician IN the Burea. Of stand
ards. $1,000 a year.
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

BY HIGH-CLASs apartment house In ex-
ucme y. w. refined young lady at least q
years old. for telephone switch board and
office clerk. Reply giving axe, experience ana
references 70 BOX 900. Times once IL
EOOIIKEF1r EIl-Female. competent. pcrma-
nent 81 suit Apply 30 a. M, 1908 NJ ST. n. ".
COOK-Good. ana general houseworker. no
washing or ironing reference required. lli3
~ ~ W. deS-St-
COOE-Good. and guneraI housework Girl:
must stay nights Apply with reference
GOOK-Good and general worker. stay
n.shys. can 2ll9 California ayy. dei-3t
DEMONSTRATIONS attractive and ex-
perle1ved young lady demonstrator wanted
for one week commencing December IL.
only experienced window demonstrator apply.
salary 81. b1N lls. Times. de5-St
GIRi-Co.orej as helpe- with some knowl-
cise Of egoSlns- lie9 Willard 81 lt'
GlEIS-Br.sht. neat. rs years OF age as floor
u1sseusers and parcel Wrappers good pay
51j chance cor promotion. Apply 90 H. W
ScGAtE with GOLDENBERG'S 9Th and
\ So. de5-St
GIRL-Neat reliable girl for general house
work, gooj iaundgess- Apply lSi5 Monroe
s. dei-2t
LADIES made dress shields at home. good
.r- rrr-i-uIa-s MUTUAL SUPPLY HOUSE.
chicaeo. IT.
.------,-..l.-- -o. Org 5oods store. Apply
50. .,a 81 ~ W. dej-2t
SKIRT HAND-ENperieuc az ladies' tailor.
ls1- 15th e. y. W de5-1t
v-ANrED-Girls 90 wrap bundles. must De
rs years or older Apply 90 Cashier, 81 floor
EALAIs ROYAL, A. LdSNER. de4-3t
WAIST DRAFEH-First-Ciass. SIS week. 20
r.ghr ulrJy- DDS f3Lh n w dei-st
WO1fAN-Nsat. respectful. white, to take
care of a sick lady Apply az Apartment 40.
StauhCps Flat de8-2t-
WOMAN as cook and laundress. family OF
8 i2 lst de4-2t
WOMAN-C0l0red % cook. wash and iron
tl 50 Co country few miles nom city. good
and permanent home Apply h15 Riggs pl.
iu afternoon det-2fs
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER. in home near
Washington, family OF two no washing.
Address BOX l6l, Times Office def-3t'
YOUNG LADY-Good talker. 20 call on
mothers. salary and commission. Apply
Room 90. Corcordn building lt'
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Clai1voyants.
OCCULT MARVEL
MR.SAMUELC.G GOULD
$40 9th St. N. W.

The tide OF scepticism IS surely turning
by the wonderful power displayed By this
sta Ige man. Your past. yvur present life
and your entire future and everything can
r. told Dy consulting THE GIFTED PROPH-
EFT, the world-eminent clairvoyant and spirit
-sedlum, who Is the greatest master OF oc-
cult science and psychic force the world has
ever known Mr.. Gould has stood the storm
OF investigation inspired and prosecuted 20
the end by the leading scientists Of the pres
ent age, has calmly and patiently borne the
treacherOus blasts OF envy and jealousy. and
is firmly and irresistibly inJrenched IN the
hearts Of his fellow citizens. This honor
and his knowledge he prizes more than gold.
He gives you infallbe advice on any and
all matters OF importance Business love.
cOurtship, marriage, separation divorce, In
vestments. sales mortgages, etc, law suits.
claims, changes. traVcls-in a word. he ad-
vlses you in any and all matters pertaining
TO human destiny. Hours 10 a. m 10 9 o. m
Fee within reach Of all Private parlors, 520
9th ST. ~ ". Ges-2ts
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G. A. MYERS COMPANY
ASSUMES BUSINESS
New Firm Succeeds to Real Estate
Operations of Myers &
LightfOOt

Following the purchase OF the inter
ests OF j. Jerome Ijghtfoot in the real
estate firm OF Myers d LightfOot. an
nouucement is made that the George
~ Myers Company viii succeed the
former firm.
The new concern has moved into Of
fees IN the oxford building. Fourteenth
street and New York avenue. 1t viii
conduct q general real estate business,
in addition TO continuing the operation
OF the National Farm agency
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EYE ST y. W. ul5-Large, handsome
rooms, so and SIS. convenient location; op-
pOsite park daf-sts
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Wanted Statesmen.

SALESMAN outside Washington for big eN-
elusive line; nothing like IL in stores. no
competition; exclusive territory; liberal COM
missioni solid company strong advertising
expert help permanent business; if YOU can
sell high-class speciality TO women. GRAB
THIS TO-DAY Samples loaned 20 right man.
ten what you've sold. Sales Manager. 122
Sycamore St. Milwaukee. wis It,
SALESMAN --isxperlenc I'm any line 90 sell
general trade I'm Maryland and Virginia; an
uncNcelled speciality proposition; vacancy
after January ]; commissions with $50 week
ly advance FOR expenses. THE CONT
MENTAL JEWELTY COMPANY. Cleveland
Ohio. It,
WANTED-SaIesman successful in selling
cash registers. computing scales typewriters.
iewclry or other standard speciality PROPOSE
lions TO cover District Columbia; staple line
on absolutely new and exceptional terms.
Attractive contract for 1910 containing liberal
weekly advance clause; reference required.
MILES T.. BINLER co. Cleveland Ohio.
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TO SUE ARCHBISHOP
FOR BARRING BOOKS
French Authors Announce lnten-
ton of Beginning Action
Against Prelate.

PARIS. Dec. IA number OF Well
known authors whose books have been
prescribed by the bishops. announced
their decision TO begin legal proceedings
against the archbishop ~ Paris.
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Adrerfisements Ill bel accenfe

Advertisements Will be accepted at
any OF the following branch Offices
at regular Office rates. If il is in
convenient 10 leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business Office, they may be teIe-
phoned direct to The Times main
b2GO), and q messenger win call to
collect.
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sts Phone T.. $50
LAADDoN PHARMACY. 700 Florida ave.
Phone L. 1901.
fts Phone T. 100
CHAE. u. BLTMER. ~ Can and y see
Phone ". 20l6
MccHEsNEY a. JOACHIM sh and ? sts.
Phone 7. 1872
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A; z. POWELL. 4th ana East Capitol sts.
Phone T.. 1870
a; p. BURROWS. 1th and Pa. ave. Phone
T. 1ils.
ROACH DRUG Co. sth and C. Phone L.
? ?. WELLER, cor. sth and T. Phone W
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Personal.

7 WISH 20 locate the parties who saw the
street car accident Friday morning at Massa-
chusetts ave and North Capirof St 1895 18th
st. s T. It.
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Wanted-Agents.

WE PAY $50 a month salary and furnish
rig AMI an expenses 20 introduce poultry and
stock powders. new Dlan steady work BIG
LER CO, NsSi. Springfield. Illinois IT.
EARN "a 10 S. a day: necessities needed in
every household easy sales. send Tor free
sample, BURRIS NOVELTY co. 81 Nc
DafHe 81. Anderson. $. G. 1t
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Situations Wanted-Female.

YOUNG GIRL white. wants any kind OF
work BOX i76, Times Office. It,
WANTED by q first-class laundress. washing
to do at home. Will give reference 1OfS
L ST. \, w IL
WANTED-Hotel or boarding house washes
90 take home. 36l NJ 81. s. w. de3-3t"
BY WIDOW with one child pa years old
place as housekeeper FOR widow OF widower.
Address +. O. W. 3l6 18th ST. de3-3t'
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GEORGETOWN.
sLd-ER. PhaTmacg 1884 NJ 81 N
Q J. 1909. W. 27g
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Y HUGO ElSENBElss. eth and p sts
MCDONALD. j. w. Fz and L. Phone 81
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For Sale Miscellaneous.

FOR SALE-Typewriter and desk cheap; also
roll top desk and Office chairs.
See HOLLYWOOD. Sth and K.
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Wonen's Wants
SPECIAL SALE
OF COATS FOR GIRLS

We shall offer tomorrow and
Tuesday 200 Fine Atwood COATS
for GIRLS, ages 9, !, 8, 10, II, and
IA years. All new up-to-date styles,
both plain and fancy trimmed eff
fectS. Not a coat in the lot worth
less than $3.50, and most of them
$500 and $1,000 values.
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FOR SALES used hardwood piano stools.
revolving tops; all In good condition; orig
iually sold for $3.50 and SO; 20 close quickly
at 75c and 81 each. Also 20 second hand up
right plano scarfs plush with silk fringe.
different coiors. originally sold FOR So 20 50:
to close at 75c 10 81 20 Apply F. G.. SMITH
PIANO co. 1925 Pa. ave. de5-3tr
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ANACOSTIA.
IAlMACE. corner Monroe and
O.. Phone Z. i0i9
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ALEXANDRIA. va.
-ARNE & CO.. z03 King ST.
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Wanted-ROOms.

WANTED-Furnished apartment: rooms
and bath, northwest; reasonable rent Adj
dress BOX 49, Times office r-s
YOUNG MAN i'm office wishes room -yITT7n
walking distance of 9th and r. with private
family Of adults, must be neat and clean. moi
over s. or SO Adc~oss BOX ISL. Times Of
fee. de5-7ts
WANTED-Front room suitable for millinery
Address BOX 275. Times Office. IT,
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Situations Wanted-Male.

chauffeur or coachman, recon-
mended. Swede. colored butler. fireman. or
porter. reference. EUREKA, Iol1 y. y. ave.
de4-2t
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Law and Collections.

AZ CASES: all courts. secret service COL
nO2S-tf
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
T. A. sONNEMAN.
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Pianos

USED UPRIGHTs AND SQUARES.
Taken In exchange for new Pianos Full
value allowed. HUGO WORCH no "
W. Wscca building. Sole agent for Sohmer
Blasius Regent and Worch Pianos. oc2S-H
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EWRlTER-RemingtOn No. g. good as
new: So for quick sale. Gail after 3 D. M.
ii2 st. s. r. u"
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Furnished.

EAST CAPITOL ST, S25-Furnished second
story rooms; near Capitol. de5-3t'
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CHAFIN ST. 1407-Nicey furnished. well
heated front room; second floor, with south
crn exposure. de3-3ts
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Three times within one week, "a cents a
line; Z times. conEecutively, 60 cents q line.
Minimum space. 3 lines
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Business Opportunities.

DN0AAAOOo OPPOA EIAAAAOAO-s
BARBER SHOP; located in business section;
near 18th and r ". W; viii sacrifice.
BOOMING HOUSE; centrally located; l6
rooms; cheap II sold at once.
CIGAR and newsstand. near 18th and + sts-:
bargain.
DYETNG and cleaning establishment: cheap
for cash.
GROCERY and confectionery: near school;
excellent business; bargain.
HAIR DRESSING AND MANICURING
PARIOR: excellent opportunity for lady.
DAIRY LUNCH ROOM, near Government
Printing Onicei VIII sacrihcei owner going
West.
-FOUR OF THE BEST MOVING PICTURE
THEATERS in the CRY.
After next Tuesday morning, December Z
we Will be located AZ SIC 18th ST n. W.
RTTTENOUR BROS
I92 ION 81. \. w. dei-3t
BLACKSMITH SHOP for sale or rent. best
stand in Virginia. WM sIDEBOTHAM,
SUCCESS ALNOsT CERTAIN selling mer-
ch8ndise by matL Make several thousand
d0lars annually, new plan, we furnish
everything. {15 20 500 necessary j. a. J..
LAckAy. Zz52 Lasale st. Chlcago. IT.
ASK NE how you can start a profitable mail
order business at home evenings HEACOCh,
LockporI n y. nol6-ly-Su
LUNCH ROOF and rooming house. loca-
ton best; clearing big money price. ]. 800
POOL ROOM. business st. NV; best
paying stand IN city Tor OILY. 800
CLUB POOL. ROOM; business st.; West
Washington great sacrifice at--------.. 900
LUNCHROOM and oyster house: fine
stanu t5s Sth 50. NV price only. 300
CONFECTIONERY and candy kitchen.
nice trade; cheap rent; Rive-away at. $50
stand NV; daily sales. SIS. good value ]. 800
CORNER GROCERY NV. rent, S4J; nice
house; owner leaving city; snap. 800
MARKET STORE; prominent corner
Georgetown; best business and value at SIS
LIGHT GROCERY. cor. Sc; excellent
house; rent slT, sales S25 day........... 2T5
NOTION and light grocery stoFes n st.,
Georgetown; nice house, rent ga. l75
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS'. 1923 +.
ds3-3t
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Hair Goods
Homemade Pastry.
Liquors.

SHERWOOD. sec PER BOTTLE: MeIvaie.
SL00; Cascade, Soc; Overhdit. CSC: Monogram.
75c- G. r Sharp. 75c. All fun quarts and
straight whisksys. All wines 800 gallon
up. TOBIAS BUSH Lt0 E st. y. w. II s2s
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de4-2t
CHEF STEWARD-With best Of references,
II years with late Robert G. Hooper. Of BQs-
ton; AT h;tyer and caterer. FERNANp MAR
TIN. s12 18th ST y. W dcA-5t'
GARDENER. florist. married long years
experience in the trade. best reference.
BOX l5l, Times Office. de4-3t'
BALTIMOREAN wants position as foreman
carpenter: Al on cottage work. BOX 156.
Times Office. de4-3t
CHAUFFEU R-White. years experience;
sober. reliable. reasonable wages: careful
driver: best reference. BOX 100, Times Of
ice de4-8t'
by a FIRST-CLASS gardener OF long years
experience in my trade, with hrst-ciass ref
CrcuCe- BOX $50 Times Office. de3-3t'
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Physical Culture.

VTAVI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. natural
non-surgioaI; cloth bound 80 page book free
ADplv by mail, SIS Colorado Building, fres
lecture Tor women Tuesday az , ?. m
ia1S-d
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18th ST H. W. -Flrst-class skirt hand;
male or female I25i 1lLh ST. ~ ".
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Hair Goods.
Ice Cream and Candy.
Manicurng.
Rug Weaving.

RUGS WOVEN from old carpets Rug and
Garnet cleaning a specially.
WASHINGTON RUG WEAVING CO..
al Bth ST N. w Phone Mala 4szS
lax
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ASK ME how you can start profitable mail
order business at home evenings. HEACOCK.
I.gckport ~. Y no16-1y-5u
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one cent a word each insertion. Minimum
charge. Is cents-minimum space, lines.
Class B
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G ST. \. W, 4o5-Large front room; Sd fool
newly furnished; 50 per week IT.
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EYE ST y. ", 9QS-Large front second
story rooms, and others; light Housekeeping
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

VANTED-HeIp ln every department Apply
to vs. NJ Haidorston Manager. PALATS
ROYAL A. LIsNEK
Evening journal., 1909-11-05
COOK DENIES DANES
ARE AFTER HIS DATA

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.--Although refus-
ing to receive newspaper men himself,
DR.. Frederick A. Cook to-day through
his secretary. denied the Copenhagen re-
port that a Danish missionary in the Far
North had been despatched TO interview
the two Eskimo companions Of Cook and
to rescue Cooks instruments left at Etah
by order Of Commander ePary. Cook de-
clared that he knew nothing Of such ac-
ton.
The Copenhagen report was tnat the
the Danish government had requested the
missionary 10 interview the Esquimeax
IN view Of Peary's charges and Cooks de-
lay IN submitting to the University Of
Denmark his promised data Of his polar
voyage.
Evening journal., 1909-11-05
MR.. RICE EXPLAINS
ABOUT FINANCES

Former City Auditor c. S. Rice was
seen by reporter for THE EVEN
ING JOURNAL to-day relative TO the
statements made by City Auditor John
ID. Kurtz. to City Council last night.
time and was waiting until Mr.. Kurtz
had his say. He said that Ne did not
want TO get into q newspaper contro-
versy with ISurtz.
In his statement to City Council, Mr.
Kurtz set out that there were bills
amounting TO about $4,000 which had been
charged up against the appropriations OF
the fiscal year. by the former auditor.
It was learned to-day that former Audi
tor Rice closed his cash book. on June
80, 1909, the end Of the fiscal year which
the law prescribes must be done. He
kept his other books open until July %.
however, when the last bills came TO
him from City Council. When he closed
his cash book there was a cash balance
to the credit Of the city OF SlO.29s2. AZ
ter that some June bills came IN to him
amounting in all TO about $4,000, includ-
ing the pay rolls and with only $4,000 IN
bank 70 meet these obligations. a deficit
OF $4,000 resulted.
Relative to the four months appropria-
ton amounting to $780, due the Society OF
Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals, Il was
said to-day that these bills never came "a
the former auditors attention and he
knew absolutely nothing about them.
Read THE EVENING JOURNAL
Evening journal., 1909-11-05
A suaaestioe.

A certain retired merchant Of Pitts
burg is, in the good old phrase. as
tight as wax. but has a passion TO be
considered a "spender" and good liver.
never neglecting an opportunity to re-
fer TO his wine cellar" etc. A short
while ago he shared a well known
clubman and had him at his house for
dinner. A bottle of sherry was pro-
duced with considerable Ostentation
and the glasses were SLED. The host
held bis 10 the light. then drank and
smacked his lips.
"what do you think OF that, hey%
be suggested.
'Why-er-very good" the guest
commented. setting bis glass upon the
table. but, say. old man." he added
in a confidential tone. II know a place
where you can get wine even cheaper
than this" Brooklyn Life.
Evening journal., 1909-11-05
MRS. EDDY MAY DECIDE
FATE OF MRS. STETSON TODAY

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
BOSTON, Nov. 5-Whether or not
Mrs. Augusta stetson Of the First
Church of Christ, Scientist. Of New
York. is to be communicated from
the fold Of Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy
and cast with her following into the
outer darkness, may be decided here
to-day.
The board Of directors Of the church
refuse absolutely to discuss her case
declaring that at the present time It is
a matter local TO New York and that
no decision as to any action on their
part has yet been arrived at.
1t is noted, however, that the board
which carries out the wishes Of Mrs
Eddy will meet to-day in their semi
annual meeting TO decide upon applica-
tions for membership in the cult, and
It Is limited that the furore in the New
York church viii be a subject for dis
cussion.
Injuries Of John V. Dittemore, clerk
of the board of directors, and Of Alfred
Farlow. Publicity agent for the church,
failed to elicit any information as TO
thep robable action against Mrs. Stet-
son.
There IS every probability that when
the board approaches the matter the
action will be uick and sharp. The be-
lief is general that action will be taken
against not only Mrs. Stetson, but
against all her adherents.
Evening journal., 1909-11-05
6O5-6O7-6OO rIarket Street
NEW MEN ENGAGED
BY co

u. c. Bradford. Of the Bradford Auto
mobile Company, returned yesterday from
q meeting OF studebaker agents IN New
York city
w. s.. Parrish formerly an assembler
at the Mathoson Automobile factory, haa
been engaged as superintendent OF tho
Rarage ana repair shop Of the Bradford
Company.
Roy B. Sparks. formerly Of the Otis
Elevator Company. has become manager
of the Bradford Company's Wilmington
store and garage. Mr.. Bradford VIII spend
much OF hts time going over The district.
Evening journal., 1909-11-05
Stock Markets

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-rhere was COM
tinued irregularity shown IN the e,as stock
we're steady. with Colorado Fuel. Ailis
Chalmers and Steel common ranging
above Yesterdays close. Cotton OIL rose
over a point. Copper was less active
hut Smelters made a moderate gam
Union Pacific Southern Pacific, Rock
island Preferred and New York Central
showed gains.
il o'clock-There was this same moving
IN In speciaitiss and certain industrials
during the early morning trading that
has been the feature for a week Several
Of the leading railroad issues were also
strong. Reading advanced 2 points Cot
ton OIL also showed great gains New
York Central and Southern Pacific were
strong.
Governments unchanged; ether bonds
Irregular.