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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-05-07

Adana, May 5.-Macedonian SOL
diers sent here by the authorities are
faithfully guarding American schools
wise the city is demoralized Relief
work is being carried on systematic
ally at Adana Special camps have
been established for persons suffering
from contagious diseases at a cost of
operation of $1,250 a day.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-05-07

Beirut. May An investigator has
just returned here from a trip to
Kessab and reports all American
property at that place completely des-
troyed by Moslem raiders. Three
quarters of the native houses also
have been destroyed but the Armen-
ian church and Protestant school
building are standing. Great suffer
ing and destitution prevails.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-05-07

Mrs. Nowlan, who has been very
low for the past several months. had
very bad night last night and a
consultation of physicians was held
this afternoon.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-05-07
BR|GANDAGE RIFE
IN TURKEY
SOLDIERS GUARDING AMERICAN
SCHOOLS AT ADANA - AMERI-
CAN PROPERTY DESTROYED AT
KESSAB
(By Associated Press.)

/ Constantinople, May 7.-There is
considerable disturbance in the dis
trict surrounding Constantinople and
brigandage is being carried on in the
very suburbs of the capital.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-05-07

B. c. Richtall and wife, returned
today to their home at Ballard, after
spending several days here.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-05-07
PROGRAM FOR THE
BAND CONCERT

The following program will be rer
dered by the Wenatchee Military
Band in the park tonight at o'clock:
March-"On the Avenue" (new)
........... PiersOn
"Superba' ... DalDey
Valse-"Our Wedding Day. .Tobani
Idyll-"Hearts and Flowers" .Tobani
Novelty-'Bean Club Musings" Emo
Selection-"Woodlan 80. Luders
March-"Gay Coney Island. Levi
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-05-07
Washington Weather.
(By Associated Press.)

Washington-Fair; tonight light
frost; Saturday fair.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-14
WOULD FORECLoSE MORTGAGE
Central Trust Co. Brings Action In
D.. T e. L. Matter

\ petition Of the Central Trust Co,
Of New York, 20 foreclose the first
mortgage on the Detroit, Toledo a
lron;on railroad comes up before
Judge swan Monday afternoon The
road IS now being RIM under a re-
Ownership brought about by the /knick'
aruockcr Trust CO. holders Of another
mortgage
There IS also another case in the
same court brought by stockholders
NAe- claim that the receiyership was
unnecessary and due 10 high finance
methods Of the directorate in handling
tho purchase and control Of the Ann
Arbor railroad.
Monday morning Judge Swan heard
arguments on the petition OF the re-
ceivors 10 issue g 100000 Of certih.
Gates for the repair and purchase OF
rolling stock and other improvements
tending 10 enable the road 20 handle
larger business that Is coming in now.
This petition shows the present con
dition Of the road 20 be good with
trafic on the increase
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-14

Taft dominates Him Over Protests
OF Organized Labor-Nominee
Is a Democrat.

WASHING TON. Dee. 1.-The nom
irution OF Judge Horace J LuTton'
c.Icuit Judge OF the sixth judicial DIS
tr.ct OF Tennessee to be associate
Justice Of The supreme court of the
United states to succeed Justice
Pcckham. deceased. was today dccid
ed upon by President Taft Jndg"
Luuon's name was sent TO the senate
this afternoon
Judge LuItons appointment Was
made ever the protests OF organized
labor represented by President Com
pers and officials of the American Fed
Grafton ot Labor. who charged Lurton
with having pro-corporation Jennings.
n was he who declared the employers
liability act unconstitutional.
Judge l.urtOn was born I'm Ken
lucky in 1874 and is Democrat lie
served Oh the federal bench in Cincin
mari with Judge now President TAFT
The sixth judicial circuit embraces
the states III ohio Kentucky, Tennes-
see aud Michigan II is known that
President Taft has recently been In
consultation with the senate judo larry
committee and the general prediction
TO-DAY is that the nomination OF Judge
Lurton viii be confirmed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-14
ADMITS HE'S FORGER.
Advertising Solicitor Signed Names of
Judges To "Ad' Orders.

An advertising solicitor fUt the De-
tToit Free Press. stood before the
circuit court judges Monday morning
and admitted that he was "A fOr-Cr
lie was the man who GOT ou Tire
special number OF the Free Press
Sunday. which contained pictures OF
nearly all the men a. Importance ln
the county building When several OF
the men saw their pictures ther, tary
wondered where the order came from.
and after a consultation ID Wa- icarn.
ed that very few orders had boou
given An investigation followed and
il developed that the names OF several
officials had been forged Among
these were Judge Murfn Judge Muir
ply. Prosecuting Attorney Van Zile.
Auditor Oakman. Circuit Court COM
missioner May and Good Roads Com
missioner Haggerty.
When the man asked the Judge
for the privilege Of running thcir pic.
lures at $40 per, meeting OF tn
bench was called, and it was decided
10 keep out of the edition
The matter Is now in rho hands OF
the prosecution and he has not yci dc.
cided what action to take
When confronted with the forged
orders Monday the solicitor admitted
be had done wrong and pleaded for
lenieney ~for-thc sake Of his vile and
child.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-14

Boys, II YOU follow these plans you
can make an aeroplane that will
n.y.!
The plans were made. especially for
this newspaper. by Israel Ludlow. an
aeroplane enthusiast OF New YORK.
He has built a number OF machines,
and New York boys, who followed
his Instructions. are now racing their
toy machines. and one of them has
flown an aeroplane like this one a dis
lance of ll2 feet
First buy a bamboo hshpole study
the plan and cut pieces or the proper
length. Split the pole TO get pieces
a quarter OF an inch wide This gives
very stout and light rods
Make three box forms. according 20
The scale in the plans Don't drill
ho.es in the bamboo but bind the
ends together with heavy linen thread.
mostened with glue. Cover the tops
and ends of these boxes with 4 light
linen cloth. tightly stretched Glue
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-14
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STORESNN
HOW BOBBY GOT HIS ENGINE.

Ny bur Bobby was rich lie Was
conscious all the while OF the whole
quarter which be had in his oa,
pocket as H. climbed on the street car.
He had earned this quarter sweeping
snow Of the front sidewalk for fatGer,
and his mother had given him TWO car
tickets anil allowed him 10 Journey
down town all by himself 10 spanl
that quarter Every now and then
while ho was on his way he slipped
his hand down in his pocket 20 e
II his we5'th was still there.
All the afternoon he wandered about
looking az windows with their array
of Christmas toys. and strollod down
sisles lined with dolls. engines. N1.
CONS and wonderful tracks Wi.
freight and passenger trains. There
were 80 many things he wanted, an ]
his - cents wouldn't 20 round.
At last ii front of the = and ~
GER store he paused and had fu|g
decided On buying tin engine in the
window when he spied small boy
Giving beside him Tie soon learned
that Santa Claus always forgot 80
come 20 rs home and that be- til
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-14
THIEVES ROB CHURCH.
Poor Boxes Carried Away From Heart
of Mary Edihce.

Sacrilegious thieves broke into the
Sacred Heart OF Mary church, Can
feldave and Russell-st. Sunday night
and tore both Of tho poor boxes from
the vcstibule. carrying away the boxes
and contents
Thieves also entered 81. Josefats
rarochial school az Canfeld-avc and
Uastings-st only two blocks Distant
and stole two clocks AMI - cents in
ash
G.. G Behn. No 30 East Gran T.
blvd. heard n burglar proving about
Ia his cellar sunday night When Afr
Brhu started 20 investigate. he found
that the burglar had thrown The CON.
iroller switch i'm the basement making
IL impossible 10 turn on any lights
Mr. Behn called the police on the tee.
phone but heard the burglar leave Jhc
house while he was talking
Henry Radtkc 80 2u4 Jefferson
ave. reports that no shared his room
with a stranger Sunday night ANA
when he avoke his roommate AMI 81
of his cash We're missing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-14
PHOTO AIDS HUSBAND IN
FIGHT AGAINST ALIM0NY
/. ~. Robertson Shows View Of Home
He Has Turned Over 10 VIE;
Enough. Court Rules.

Photographs Of the beautiful inter
Tor OF the home OF Lyndon II Robert.
son. on Clntou-ayc. were introduced
hv him In Judge Murfn's court Mon
day morning 90 show Why he should
not be compelled 10 pay alimony TO
his wife Anna G Robertson who Is
suing for divorce
That ne had turned over everything
he had in the world 20 his wife, except
his clotheS was statement made by
The husband dad he introduced let
tor written b. her. in which she told
of her success az keeping rUomcrs.
She was in receipt OF an income OF
So per month the letter stated
The photos show home beautifully
furnished With grand piano. rich car.
pets. handsome ornaments. telephone
and every accessory found in a mod
crn home ol thu better sort The home
IS being bought ON contract II was
stated and the husband Is keepinG M
the payments while the property is
ia his Vite's rame
So cneclve were the photos that
Judge Muffin decided the Woman was
I'm need OF no assistance.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-14

the cloth TO the framework and then
paint the cloth with mixture which
YOU obtain by shaving parafin candle
into pint of Denzine. allowing the
mixture 10 dissolve over night.
Now you have three boxes one
Is the forward rudder II is - inches
long and 3 - inches square The
largest box is the main biplano IL
Is "a inches long and 6 inches square
The smaller box Is The rear -uddcr.
which stands upright The larger box
ought 10 be Well hraced with six mp
rights, thrt in front and three IN rhe
rear.
Any boy who viii study the plans
care fully can see how the boxes are
fastened together. in their proper re-
iations The forward box. whicn
does the lifting. ought 10 be tilted
upward.
Underneath the aeroplane fasten TWO
rurners which will take up tho shock
when the fier alights
The next thing is TO carve two r~o-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-14

pcl,crs. Fasten on the middle OF these,
with small tacks. a tin plate anc soI-
der strongly 10 the plate the wire pro'
ptllor pin which is shown 10 tine draw.
INK glass bead ousht go DE placed
between the propeller and the frame
"a to aCt as a washer
GET two long light rubber band
rh.y ought % bee M least IS inches ih
lcrsth Attach one end Of tho rub
ters o tho propeller pins anu The
other end % the framework q g ana
II Twist the rubbers about l9o
times. bcins careful that both pro-
peilers are equally wound. Re
lease the aeroplanc when holdiue II
above your head holding he p~opcl-
lers with your thumbs until vcu are
ready ~ allow tie plane 20 fv BY
adjusting the fore and rear ru]dcrs
you viii finally be able 10 direct your
aeroplane in the air as Won please
By keeping the ruhbers covered
With ralcum powder they viii ast
longer than otherwise
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-14
THINKS SHE'S HEIRESs.
Mrs. Mary Ottenburser viii Go 7
Germany To Claim Fortune.

Mrs Mary Ottcnburgcr. az No 20
Hcidclberg ST. believes iha She b.
hcircss 20 large estate in Brandon
burg province Germany and intend.
To lay claim 20 the FORTUNE"
Two weeks ago. Mayo Breltm"yof
received q lotter from Brandenhpr-
asking him 10 locate John Frederick
Book. who lcit that province for he
troit sometime i'm the ffIcs Mrs
Ouenburger is daughter oi the late
John Frederick Book The letter
stated that BocE aunt had died. leay'
ing him q large estate.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-14

want tina. pretty Toy engine 50 badly.
Bobby thought a minute, then set lis
iiulc chin rtsoMteiy.
Come i'm the store with me. he
said, "and you can help me spend ny
quarter Maybe We can get that en-
CINE"
It vas a happy Bobby who sat at
rhc supper table that night In an.
~atr o his fathers questions as to
what D., had bought With his quarter
he toig about the poor little boy and
Eis delight at being given the engine
And Bobby was surprised Ia find an
eueiuo beside his stocking Christmas
morning
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-14
BREWERS GIVE $500.
Send Unsolicited Subscription "a
Anti-Tube rculosis Society.


voluntary contribution OF $500
has been made the Society for the
study and Prevention Of tuberculosis
TO, the new sanitorium fund, by tbs
Deroit Brewers association. Zion lodg
F. & a VI. also sent an unsolicited
check for 500 10 the fund
The splendid way the newspapers
have treated us in the way Of pub.
licity and the general interest taken
in the work the society is doing has
brought many unsolicited suoscrip-
lions" said George Reidel, secretary
Of the Propaganda committee The
re Cular subscription soliciting com
mittee has really only started on its
laLors so that when the result ~ is
systematic work begins 10 show, the
saritorium fund viii be increased 10
the needed proportions to commence
building operations.
The Brewery Drivers union. not 0
be uu;doue by their employers. viii
endow a bed in the new sanitoriun
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-14
FRITCH TRIAL SET FOR JAN. 25.
Postponement Granted Despite Protest
OF Defendants Attorney.

Against The strenuous protest ot
NuoucF Frank z lodge representing
tho defendant who declared me was
roadv u proceed al once tho trial OF
Dr George N Fritch. charged with
manslaueh,er in connection with the
death of Mabel Miliman. was post
poncd until Jan - by Judge Phclan
Monday morning ~ the request of
Prosecutor Van Zio The reason
given o.. The prosecutor for not wish
me to proceed 81 this time was thar
tho frial would take about two week S
aud re dta not want The trial inter-.
uptcd by the holidays
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-14
IS MEN SLEEP IN ROOM.
Hungarian Lodging House Keeper Ac-
cused Of Maintaining Nuisance.

Cuscd or maintaining Nuisance.
Nichola, SoSo. VINO Keeps a Hungar-
ian boarding and lodging house "a 80.
III Russcll-Sf.. was before Judge con.
molly Monday morning charged with
mdinfainug nuisance. Pdtrolmau
Geor-e SCHNEIDER testified thar iu one
small bedroom in SOko place he
found II beds and was 'old that Is
mel Slept i'm Tho place eyerv night.
while other vorEmon occupied the
same beds during the day. with no
change of BEDDING in the meantime.
Thcrc were three windows in tho place
and all were tightly closed The
tench was such as ~ annoy passers-
bv nudge CONNOLLY gave SoNo week
to clean up and put I'm yentilatols If
me fails ric court viii soak Mr..
Soko
Job Printing done right. Tunes
81 d..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-14
Telepost Demonstration Given

Mayor Breitmeyers office looked
like telegraph station Monday morn
ius \ "telepost apparatus has been
installed there with connections run
ming 90 The board o; commerce The
purpose is 60 demonstrate 20 Detroit
orS The possibilities Of this now sys-
tenn of toicsraphy MAYOR Breitmerer
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-14

French scientists are investigating
tho fact that heat is impaired 10 some
soils by rain. which they think PLAY
q hitherto unrecognized part in tine
nhenomenou OF vegetation
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-14

Job PRINTING done right. Times
printing Co, - John X st Call Main
1875 1I CItv $3.50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-14

Job Printing done right. Tunes
Printing 90, ~ Juit l@-st ta'l Main I
fq~ or CIT. $3.50.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-19

voeating for the past eight months.
The planters are showing stronger
determination to fight against the
strikes, which they understand to be
the fruit of the instigation of the few
irresponsible men. The blind man can
not lead the blind They have led the
innocent laboring men into the path
that the Chinese -laiborers once follow
ed to their regret. The Nippu and
the higher wage agitators must bear
the blame, and they shall, for their
anredeema Bile sins.
We have over and over explained our
situation politically and economically,
and advised our eonntrymen to pursue
a peaceful course through which they
can only attain what they aspire The
development of the situation since the
strikes were started is proving our far
sightedness. We will declare again
that, unless the agitation led by the
higher wage agitators subsidies and, un-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-19

til they keep their mouth shut, or rather
until our countrymen cease to listen to
their foolish advice and sober up and
east aside their bad leadership and try
TO settle their difference through direct
negotiation with their employers and
In accordance with the natural law of
economy, they shall never accomplish
anything.
Should our advice not be followed
now, the time is near when everybody
Will regret. whether or not he took
part IN the present agitation, that the
patronage we are enjoying today is all
dream. The foundation built here
through our peaceful pursuance in our
work for score or more of years is
at peril unless our eountrymen sober
ap from delusion into which they
were led by Negoro, Sega and Maxine.
The good name of the japanese in
Hawaii can be maintained only through
abiding with the advice of the Shinpo
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-19

which always stood for its principle of
peace and of industrial Cancellation.
We see the victory Of our policy near
and hope that our fellow countrymen
will wake up to the situation confront
ing them and will not tolerate the
sway of the bad advice of the Nippu
and few irresponsible agitators.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-19
Association Meetings Held.

Meetings of the Hiroshima and va.
maguchi associations, composed of Ia
borers from the two provinces SO named
are reported to have been held last
night to discuss ways and means to
back up the strikers. These assoeia
tions were formed bv the High Wage
people during the early months of their
agitation.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-19
ESTABLISHED 1899
Gable Address: Guide" Honolulu
THE GUIDE

The GUIDE is correct, complete
and convenient Shipping Paper for the
Hawaiian Islands.
Information furnished subscribers in
stantly on request.
GUIDE PUBLISHING COMPANY.
YOUNG BUILDING
Telephone, Main 374
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-31
TALKS ON ADVERTISING
KILL So the Ad.
Will Be Read
By Henry Herbert Huff


"Mr Business Man, YOU place much Importance
upon the need of directing attention your ad The selling
k be well written and interesting but If the ad fails
satch the readers he hastily the page whole
gone The elements attention
four( headlines (2) border, (3) illustration and ) white
space
g" first mistaken idea OF what constitutes
attention You possible buyers read your ai Waste
space any else 1t is kind than number
Of readers that counts 1t IS the purpose Of the ad TO make
sales, entertain The funny ad may lack readers
5u how many buyers? People know about the
things they expect buywhere get them and what they
will cost They will read ads this information without
being rcked into doing Shun the clever and decevng
headlne. 1t induces readers BY merely arousing curiosity
whereas they should read because they learn what you
have to say about your goods
a simple telling Of the truth about merchandise sale pretty
sell defines ideal retail ad But this alone sufficient Il
must stand out from the be the catch the read
Hs must apart from the Of commonplace ads
must be the Leading one on the page To accomplish these things
t must be we'll displayed
First the headline 1t should be ~ striking quick
attention. ) give some cew as to the content. Of the ad
S) be easy read and remember; G brief specific 5 be
nmPosed of short words avoiding harsh combinations Of
sound Like the newspaper headline should be index the
matter foowa summary Of the body part The headline
induce those people read the likely be
interested Here things avoid expressions slang
anu Inc so'u lc"u'le CONSISTS o' W. the
name Of the article @ selling point or 60 appeal TO those
Akey to want IT,
Border and type subjects the printer In general
ncy effects both IN borders and types Aim to plain faces
easy read and items conveniently for the reader
Use few styles Of type Two three in several sizes plenty fora
page ad-
idea OF the article sale 1t adds the effectiveness Of the ad
paringly Omi, that cut which does not lead the reader
think OF the article described which misrepnts and also
omit any picture that Is merely fancy funny.
With white space and black the ai builder
gour failing much white space Use plenty Of It about
and between reading and border but be
something inside for the reader 10 think about"
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-31
Notice Of Adjustment Day.

Estate Of Syivanus B. Walton, de-
ceased.
Tn. undersigned. having been ap.
pointed Administrator OF the estate
OF Sylyanus Il. Walton. late Of the
county OF Somcrre,. In the state OF
Maine. deceased. hereby gives notice
that he viii appear before the coun.
y clerk Of said O,ero county. At the
court house In La Junia. In said coun.
y. on Monday. the 3o,h day Of Au.
gust. A. D.. 1909. at the hour of 10
O'Clock .. N. Of ssh day. st which
time all perSons having claims
against said estate are notified and
requested To attend for tho purpose
Of having the same adjusted. All per
sons indebted TO said estate are re-.
quested TO make immediate payment
to the undersigned.
Dated At Ia Jun,a. Colorado. this
:ist day Of July. A. d. 1909.
HENRY W. ALLEN.
Administrator Of the estate Of syl.
vanus n. Walton. deceased.
Ftrst insertion July -. 1909.
Last insertion August q. 1909.
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-31
Notice Fer Publication.

Department Of the Interior. United
States Land Office AZ Pueblo. Col
orado. June -. 1909.
Notice Is hereby given that David
l.. Thomas. one OF the heirs. for all
Of Mary A. Thomas. deceased. OF La
junia. Colo. who. on August %. 1909.
made homestead entry. No. 1885. for
the southwest quarter. section ..
township - south. range "a vest. sth
principal meridian. has filed
notice OF intention TO make
final five year proof. TO establish
claim 10 the land above described.
before Clerk OF the District Court.
at La Junta. Colorado. on the slst
day OF July. 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses: VII.
liam II. Chown. Edward Johnston,
Robert Stirling. James n, Moore. all
OF La Junta. Colorado.
S. A. ABBEY.
Register.
Firs, publication. June 2s. 1909.
Las, publication. July IL. 1903.