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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-05
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-05
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-05

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-05
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Sefreter, er iomtibig meo Sraiioent.
ififtet fortiat til en- bel aflsnnet 8oit
| ct at Observation-Disclosures 9u-
'reouer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-05
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-05

uppaiee, a, g,iaserne : -Jscieseaesooam- -
epot. ne er iiiieoe RI al pQife en- III rndnasn
On nptfis gitertanie. Dec bar irf Soaen nsr
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The sun., 1909-12-09

railroads to develop the wsstern coun-
~, and irrespective OF whether he Gov
ernment had got all its money back
me people, he said. derived the advan-
A9e from the building OF the roads.
ana like result would follow the i'm
Rrovement OF national waterways. Mr..
Oaizell said there were three thihgs 20
De done 70 start the system advocated
oy the congress: First. the selection
@ such projects as shall be found after
que examination TO he worthy OF national
aldi second, provision for their improve
ment. not by pdecemeAl. but a. a whole
within the shortest possible practicable
time. and third. payment OF their costs
out OF current revenue or by tho issue
OF bonds as needed from time TO time.
senator George E.. Chamberlain OF
oregon, y. w. CfaFdah of the Travellers
protective Association Of the Uaited
States, Albert Bettinger OF Ohio. Herbert
>: Healey. Governor os Missouri: Con1s
Hamlin OF New York and Representativs
Seorge Burgess OF Texas also addressed
A committee on resolutions was ap.
pointed 20 draw up resolutions declaring
the platform OF the congress for sub
mission TO the House Of Representative
and the Senate OF the United States,
The sun., 1909-12-09
TO ENFORCE ECONOMY.
Psans Of the New .Csmmi,tee on Public
Expenastares.


WASHINGTON, Dec. s.--The new Com
mittee on Public Expenditures. Of which
Senator Hale 10 chairman ex offioio. and
OF which Senator Jonathan Bourne Of
Oregon is chairman OF a subcommittee.
held a meeting to-day and Mr.. Bourne
submitted partial report. Sub-commit-
tees were announced. the special function
OF which will be 10 devise a way to greater
economy in expenditures in the depart
ments committed to each.
One Of the most important OF the new
sub-committees 10 one, OF which Senator
Root was made chairman. on bills author
izing new expenditures. Hereafter every
measure offered In the senate authorizing
or directing q new expenditure OF money
will have to run the gantlet OF Senator
Roots sub-committee. Other sub-com-
lc-;ng named eheirnsea were announced
Military and Pensions Expsnditures, Sen.
Mtor Burton OF Ohio: Agriculture. Public
Lands. Reclamation and Forestry. Sen.
ator Carter; Postal Service. Senator
Aldrich; Indians. senator Bourne.
The committee disc cussed a plan for
creating a permanent commission charged
with the duty OF enforcing greater econ
omy in public expenditures.
The sentiment In favor Of such a COM
mission. the personnel OF which should
be composed OF Senators. Representa-
tives and experts from the executive de-
partments. was general. but IL was finally
agreed that final action ON the subject
should 60 over until q subsequent meet
ing.
The sun., 1909-12-09
THE NEW NAVY Gun.
Twelve Inca Riae the tsswai sr Any Thus
var Prspssed Abrsasa.

Twelve Inca Riae the Eauai ef Any TMus
var Prspssed Abrsaa.
WASHINGTON. Dec. s.-Rear Admiral
Newton e. Mason. Chief Of the Bureau OF
Ordnance Of the Navy Dspartment.
recommends the construction of specially
desigped ammunition ships for the various
fleets In his annueh report for the fiscal
year ended on .Ixfne % last. The reserve
supply Of powder, he added. In made
quate. Discussing the new navy gun.
Admiral Mason aays: ~.
"A II inch 50 calibre gun Of new design
has been completed and testsd with
results which show IL to bs at ieast the
equal of any gun thus far proposed abroad.
In proof this gun developed an initial
velocity 81 s!eso GO foot @ second; and s mu.sis =
fired at l.70o yards range the desperation
Was less than 100 yards. &. s., sr
The Arkansas sDd " yornipg " III carry
twelve guns of thip type, and 10 II Itlieved
that they wilisbe the first ships In the = orid
TO nFouns guns Of such power. Fs
a type Eun Of - inch calibre II nearing
completion aud will be tested before the
projeo'Ile weighing .seJ pounds with q
velocity OF 2.Gt0 foot seconds represent
ing a aluzyle energy OF IS. 600 foot ions. A
mount for this gun has also been designed.
IL therefore this type OF gun proves as
successful as there ia reason to anticipate
that it will be the burean will De in a posi-
tion TO proceed with the manufacture Of
this Galore, il events should demand IL.
without the long delays incident to design
and test which usually precede the definite
accomplishment o. radical advances In
ordnance
The sun., 1909-12-09
crooked Cloak Man Cenyicted.

Joseph Horowitz OF Fem a Horowitz.
cloak manufacturers at sss Broadway.
was convicted OF larceny in the second
degree before Judge Rosalslry In tho Court
Of General s,essions yesterday for making
n false statement 70 q bank OF his habiu-
ties and assets. Horowitx went to the
Public Bank at Delancey and Orchard
street TO borrow 500: he told the bank
OF which was In q m0rteAgs, On this
representation the bank lent Horowitk
the money. and In July of the slyne year
the firrn. then four monfhe old. failed, With
ssssts Of 600 and -liabllittss q ti1.odo.
The sun., 1909-12-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CURES ECZEMA
QUICKLY
New Discovery Mas Reveiutieotzed IN,
Treat ment OF skin Diseases.

~ Tes" .Sh'D-"N'e
Nothing In the history Of medicine has
ever approached the success Of the mar
tyelous skin remedy known a. poslam.
which. 10 is safe TO say, has cured more
cases OF eczema and skin diseases than any
remedy ever offered for these ills.
The success OF poslam is not at all sur
Drisng when IL Ia considered that even q
very small quantity apple 20 the skin
stops itching immediately and cures chronic
cases in two weeks. The very worst cases
OF eczema. as well a. acne, herpes. tetter.
piles. salt rheum. rash. crusted humors.
soaiy scalp and every form OF itch. yield
to II readily. Blemlshes such a. pimples,
red noses. muddy and innamed skin disap-
pear almost Immediately when poslam IL
applied. the complexion being cleared over
night.
Every druRgist keeps both the 20 cent
size for minor troublesl and the 81 jar, and
either Of these may be obtained in New York
and Brooklyn at Hegeman's. Rikers,
Kailsh's, Kinsman's and Jungmann's. a
vel ~ other reliable drug storsa
But no one In even asked 70 purchase
posism without hrst obtsininR an sxperi-
mental package, which win beisent by man,
frss of charge. upon redslest, by the Emer-
senoy Laboratories. ~ West Twenty hfth
Bgrest, New York city.
The sun., 1909-12-09
BILLIoN poLLAR coNeREss.
Mr.. Tawney Points cut Omissions Frsus
Secretary Macyeaghs Estimates.

secretary MaCN emEht kSttmntes.
WASHINGTON. Dc. s.--Desplts the APP
parent cut OF more than siI0. .O0o. 900 in
the estimates for ieii as compared with
those for 1870 this ID going 10 be billion
dollar Congress after ell, Figures some.
times lie. presumably. and thin 10 one
OF the times. At least that 10 the visw
taken by Representative James A. Tsw-
ney Of Minnesota. chairman Of the House
Appropriations COMMITTEES, who thinks
he ought to know. Mr.. TAwney says:
"The exhibit OF the Secretary Of the
Treasury shows q reductlon in the estl-
mated expenditures Of the Government
for the f,soal year lsii al as yees. .0ei 10
under the appropriations made for 1910
and a reduction OF so<.Ool .ss2.s2 under
the estimate submitted TO Congress for
that year. This result will tend to relieve
the Congress In large measure Of the
much OF the time heretofore. through
committees and otherwise, in adjusting
expenditures to the sum OF national
revenues. During the last eight fscal
years the s,lm total Of estimates sub
mitted by the Executive pave exoeeded
tions made by Congress- by tz7<. .sss. .es7 80.
1t will be observed that the Secretary
OF the Treasury in his report states the
total estimates for lsil' az amounting &
to se7i ,2es, ,076.2i; in this sum he does not
include 90. os5. 900 that will be required
under the statute to meet the require
ments of the sinkin fund during the next
fiscal year. nor In there included In the
SecretAry's figures tho amount estimated
at t2Ss 05s. .552.S7 that will be paid out OF
the postal revenues for conducting the
postal service. The first sum IN an exact
ous under the provisions OF law. and while
IL may not be applied In its en-
tirety during the year to the retirement OF
the national debt. IL should for purposes
Of comparison be considered. The amount
TO be paid from the postal revenues will
have to be met by appropriations and
will probably not be materially reduced.
Adding both sums to the so7l .2sS .07S2l
stated by the Secretary OF the Treasury
20 he the aggregate estimated expendi-
lures for 1911 we have In fact the sum
Of seas .2si .ei7.0s to be considered as total
estimates for 1911"
Mr.. Tawney gives out this statement
at this time 20 prevent the public from
getting the impression, when the last
tally IL made. that Congress, OF its own
motion, boosted the appropriations to
the billion mark over the recommends
tIons OF the fSecretary OF the Treasury
and in spite of the economical attitude
Of the President.
The sun., 1909-12-09
CHANCE TO BJfY THINGS.
AiErettes. Alligator. Baiissns. Diamends
vleiin. Vodka.

Uncle Sam win have q Christmas sale
ON Wednesday morning In the ssisurs
room OF the Appraisers stores. at Ell
Washington street. There is much valua-
BILE jewelry In the collection that WIN be
offered. There are al lots In all: in
perfunnery, china sets. wines and liquors.
tobacco and meerschaum pipes. Some
Of the conspicuous items there are:
None smuggled violin, appraised at s435;
a stuffed alligator, $40; diamond brooch
s440; one bottle vodka. 81 %; bottle SCOTCH
bunches Of short and II punches Of long
aigrettes. s42s.ss.
The sun., 1909-12-09
PARD0yED BIZ TsE PRESIDENT.
r. u. Green. Fermes Cashier sf the
Fredonia National Bank, Gees Free

Fredoaia National Bank, Gees Free
WASHINGTON. Dec. s.-President Taft
to-day signed a pardon for Frederick r..
Green. former cashier OF the Fredonia.
N. Y. National Bank. which was closed
in 1895. Green pleaded guilty at his trial
Of making false reports to the Comptroller
Of the Currency and was sentenced TO
serve six years in the State prison At
Albany. His time would have expired on
August Is. 1911. but Vice. President James
8. Sherman. Representative Vreeland and
several others interested in the case
showed Mr.. Taft sufficient evidence TO
warrant an Immediate release. Judge
Hazel. who tried the caas. in q letter to
the President said that the bank was in
solvent the day Green became respon-
sible, and that II he had known this cir
cumstance he would have imposed a
lighter sentence. - FSsN. ftst..
ID. w Dean. one Of the men interceding
for him, is q hotel proprietor at Kansas
City. Mo. He is going TO Auburn at once
and will have Green released and take him
West to I'LL a responsibls position.
The sun., 1909-12-09
Three Cabinet 0ncers to Speak al Penn.
st.B syiyanaa aaclety's Dinner.

wAsHINoToN. Dec. s-Thres member,
Of President Tsft's Cabinet who happened
to be born In Pennsylvania are TO be the
gucste OF the Pennsylvania Society oI
Now York at dinner ON Saturday niGht
Secretary knox. aecrstary hacvea Al
Hd sss Sen osss,s v MiSs,ss. vii
The sun., 1909-12-09

DEPARTMENT or DOCKS AND PERRIES
Sealed estimates for repairing ferry b0aiH ana
noa ting ferry property Contract i2iOy win hr
received by she Commissioner Of Docks AZ Pier
20 1900. llI II
The sun., 1909-12-09
Mevemeuts sf Naval Vessels.

wAsHNoroN. Dec. s.-Ths battleships
Connecticut. Vermont. Kansas. Minnesota. J.
Georgia. New Jersey. Nebraska. Rhode
Island, Wisconsin and Missouri and the
cruiser New York bave arrived &C south
ern drill grounds, the cruiser BirminG-
ham at Provincetown, the collier Marcel
lus Mt Hampton Roads, the supply ship
Iris at San Pedro and the crIiiser Tacosna
at Cristobal.
The cruiser Chester has sailed from
Hampton Roads for Guantanamo, the
gunboat Wilmington from Shanghai for
Nimrod Sound and the torpedo boat
Flusser from West Point for Annapolis.
The sun., 1909-12-09

DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND FERRIKS.
Sealed estimates for construction Of huIkhexd
wall at Whale Creek. Brooklyn Contract f0r7l.
will be received by the ComTnlssloner % Docks
Al Pier a. Battery Place. Until u c'cicek noon.
December 81. looD. t, \. =. ss',Tl l7A
For particulars see City Record.
The sun., 1909-12-09
ESTIMATES FOR 1911.
increases Of Sll.sAs.Al0 and Decreases
st ESQ. 3ol .sss, - sCsmpareslwtth 1910.

WASHINGTON. Dec. s.--According To
a comparative statement issued by the
Appropriations COMMITTEES OF the Senate
and House the following Increases and
reductions were made IN the estimates
Of appropriations necessary for the next
fiscal year. compared with these OF the
year before:
increases Diplomatic and consular.
sass, $50; legislative. 3t.752. csc; post ONCE
ts,7il,i35.
Decreases Agriculture. 81 .2ss. .4sO: army
sos. .72I; fortification. $40. $50. .s2e; Indian
81. .f03, SIS Military Academy, t722, sos;
navy. 81, ass eli; pensions. SS.leo, 900; riv-
ers and harbors. 81, ~, ,iO4: sundry civil
sis, ,5es $50. The total decrease estimated
for 1911 under same for 1910 is ts0. .2ol. .Tss
The sun., 1909-12-09
Army ana navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. Dec. s.-These army orders were
i1a sBn1 day:
fCApt. Ralph y. Gambcli. Porto Rico Infantry
now at Weiisboro. Pa. Ia Walter Reed Genera
Hospital, District of Columbia.
Capt John A. Murtagh. medical corps. from Sal
Francisco 10 Fort Leavcnw0rth.
Capt. Rodcric r. 0Counor. medical corps. from
san Francisco TO Fort Scrcvcn.
Capt. Herbert N. smith. medical corps from
san Francisco TO Fort Casey.
Capt. Louis Brechemiu. Jr. reAlcs, ccrps, ::
San Francisco.
These navy orders were issued:
Commander W. W Bush. retired. from chars,
recruiting station, Chattauooaa. Tenn. TO hon'
and walt orders
Commander T. W. Kinkaid. from Norfolk yard
10 Naval Academy. for duty at engineering en-.
pertinent station.
Lieutenant Commander j. q. Patton. to Nor.
folk yard.
The sun., 1909-12-09

WASHINGTON. Dec. s.-Announcement
was made to-day by the tariff board that
N. j. Stone. a tariff expert in the employ
Of the Department OF Commerce and
Labor, has been selected by the board to
act as its statistician. Mr.. Stone 10 re-
garded as one Of the best informed men
on foreign tariff subjects in the Govern
ment employ He was ct one time q
member Oh the German tariff board. In his
lob under the Department of Commerce
and Labor he received q. 500 and In his
new one he will get ~ 900. H
The sun., 1909-12-09
MUsr REARM MARINE CORPS
Gen. Elliott says The niaes New In use
Are Det terierattng.

wAsHN1To~. Dec. Sin his annual
report for the fiscal year ended June 10
last Major-Gea. George r. Elliott. com
mandAnt OF the Marine Corps. called
attention to the fact that the corps will
soon have to he rearmed.
The attention OF the Department.
he said, ~is again invited TO the fact that
the rifles now in use by the Marine Corps
are deteriorating and require replace
ment In the last annual report Of this
Office II was stated that the quarter
master OF the corps had been directed
to incorporate in the estimates sufficient
sum OF money for the purchase OF Il. 900
new rifles and 900 900 rounds Of am
mmition. The appropriation for. this
purpose. however. was not made and the
Undersigned Is therefore again compelled
to bring to the attention OF the Depart
meut the necessity for an appropriation
OF about t225, 200 in order that the Marine
Corps may be armed with the same rife
as is now being provided for the army
the navy and the militia"
The sun., 1909-12-09

DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND FERRIEs.
Sealed estimates for furnishing and dsilVrrinr
lumber and piles Contract No. 100 Wiu 10 re-
cclvcd by the Commissioner Of Docks az Pier A.
Battery Place. North River. until - O'Clock noon
Friday, December ~. 1903. fE 0sfF ~.
(For particulars see City RecordJ 80 sr
The sun., 1909-12-09

Headqusrtors Of the Fire Depaxtmeut ~ UHk@
City OF New York. Nos. 1877 and no Eage U4VB
sevsnth street.. Boroush Of Manhattan Tho CIV
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WIN % rs.t
ccvcd by me Fire Cemmissl0er ~ he shDvDs
once until 1030 ocloak a. n, % I sbs 49,
FRDAY. DICEl1ER 20. 1Deo.
BofsugA of BrsskAyn. 4,
No. 4. For furnishing al the labor md Aer
OF . new building for en- sns1ns sn1 49, an4v
adeF F & % aoSS sss g fset nS tno sSSs
York. ~ - 80 w t'7rtttfi "A lf 4
For fun particulars pee CITY nssord 1ac,
NICHOLAS q HAYES C0mmia6lnncc- VI
Dated Dccembcr .. ip0a. ~ s1ft ~
The sun., 1909-12-09

Department OF Correction, No. las East Tive n
tieth street. Borough Of Manhattan The CITY q
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL be ~:
ctlyed by the Commissioner Of Correction 81 N
above ofce until II O'Clock A. N. on
TUESDAY,. DECEMBER n, 1ooe.
No, 1. For furnishing and delivering groceries,
vegetables provisions. yeast forage. etc.
For Jul particulars see City Record, ~ v,
JOHN j. BARRY. Commissioner
Dated December z. lgOe. .l.ala :. .-E-
The sun., 1909-12-09

DEPARTMENT or DOCKS AND FERRIts
Sealed bids for obtaining q supply OF olih ARD
grease Contrect 1903, and for obtaining scrvics1
% horses and drivers for caring coal and sshss y
and from Municipal ferry boats lContract t1o1f.
will be received BY the Commissioner of DNckf
at Pier A. Battery Place. until AZ O'cfock ponn.
December 10 ieS 'For particulars scs City
RecordJ y.
The sun., 1909-12-09

Department OF Correction. No. iss East Twes-
leth Street. Borough OF Manhattan. The City -
New York. ~
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES viii be reserved
by the Commissioner Of Correction AZ the above
once untll n O'Clock A. NJ. on gv,E,N lTt
THURSDAY DECEMBER ie. leOe.
No J. For tuInishing and deiiyerlng hu'a ena
For fill particulars see City Record. @ .r7
John J. BARRY. Commissioners
naf Deren1ber a lOOo
The sun., 1909-12-09

m.sss9. 9fs one SE MsissS.h 81. k.s psHfs
Be received here until ociccF p. H.. De. 81 1scS
aad then cpenc1. sor rlsaufaet turing and d<hxgr1
csgo depots Of tho QuaxterfnAster'e pepartne93~f
So ToS so9vs. oys pssS ao n. scSp1 S 9ss
Service Breoohcs. foot and 10000 pa1rx O1I3L
Drsb Wool service Breschcs. lnoun -. Th4&
proposals on any part thereof Prcfcscece p1u I
Sc rven 70 arncss o1 1cmcs1c gen mnng1s2@p, ..
furnished upon Application nc Wls ofnces En~p1
vclnpos con tainng proposals. 70 be ind or.cd Pre-
possls for CiothinE 70 be opened Dec. y, r10o.4
and addressed % Col. WIN, 3. .Paltsn. Depot Quar-
termaster. - GEiSl Ga
The sun., 1909-12-09

Department Of Bridges. Nos. II TO "A PARK Rou.
Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New Tork. y "
sEALED BUDS OR ESTIMATES win be receIvsd
BY the Ccmii.siener Of bridges a. the above
MONDAY, DECEMBER 70, Ises.
For the completion Of the sub structure. the
erection OF the supcrstrueture and the ine4aln@
lion Of p!ant, exclusive OF interior hnish. 81 ~
Municipal Building ~ ~
For fun particulars see City Record. afts f
j.. W. STEVENSON. Commissioosr. 3
Dated December T. 1909. $3.50 T
The sun., 1909-12-09

Department OF Public Charities. foot OF Fast
Twenty sixth Street. New York.
eeived by the Department OF Public Chnrites
a. the above once IN I'll 2;so o'clock p. Mo-
FRIDAY. DECEMBER IL. 1909.
For furnishing and delivering Anthraciie. b.
luminous gas and Blacksmith coal fs
For fun particulars see City Record. 5'
ROBERT w, HfsBBERb Commissioner
Dated. The City Of New York. December 4. fp0e.
The sun., 1909-12-09

both is in the possession OF the state.
Therefore there ID generally no compe-
The railways usually furnish the railway
connection between canal harbors and
the next railway station
President Ransdell in his address out
lined the work before the convention.
Gov. Frank b. Weeks OF Conneoticut,
who spoke at the afternoon session Of
the congress. said that the time had come
when cheaper methods OF transportation
we're essential TO keep pace with the
increased production OF the country
cent. OF the total expenditures OF the
country up to date have gone into river
and harbor Improvement. and in Con-
necticut the national Government has
expended less than N.0O0.0O0. Still there
resulted. he said, an annual tonnage
on the rivers and hartybrs OF Connecticut
OF 100000 tons. valued at 500 ,0O0. 900.
Representative Dalzell OF Pennsyl-
vania, who is attending the congress
ss d delegate from 3 the ptts6Grg district
Congress SHOULD enter on a comprehen-
sve plan for the Improvement OF the
waterways OF the country.
This convention, he said, bears
witness of the popular demand that the
subject or improved methods for the
bettering Of the waterways OF the United
States shall receive immediate oonsidera-
lion at the hands Of the peoples repre-
sentatives. There Is no longer any ques-
ton as TO whether our rivers and harbors
are 10 be improved; IL 10 now only uues-
ton Of selection and method. Wehave o
system OF railways that equals one-half
the mileage Of the world. bus IL is common
knowledge that Il In inadequate TO meet
the transportation needs Of our people,
Answering some OF the OBJ jectors 20 bond
issues for Waterways improvements iMr.
Dalzell said that Congress had provided
Otherwise than by CURRENT approprtsttene
FOR ths construction Of transccntinentsl
The sun., 1909-12-09

Department OF PubBc CHARITIES. foot OF EA19
rssn,Y AZ s,,n s, s,Seei a. Nsy U Ycrn t,rr. ..w ..rs
ceived by the Department of Public .Chsnues
at the above once un al ESQ O'Clock p. NJ on "
THURSDAY. DECfpGBfsR 10. 1eee.
For f,rnishlpe and delivering food. stable and J.
laundry supplies and Ice, ~. NJ
For null particulars see City Record
RoBEFr W. HBBBERD. commissiopsr.
The sun., 1909-12-09

Department af Correction, No, t4s East TNcn-
tleth street, Borough Of Manhattan. Tne cry o.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL be
received by the Commissioned Of Correction a.
tho above once until n O'Clock =. m. On
TUESDAY. DECEMBER IN. loo0s
No. I. For furnishing and delivering dryy gQOd4
hardware, paints. oils, leather TIN. ctockefy
and miscellaneous articles. NJ
For full particulars see City Record. "a Naai
JOHN J. HARRY. Comnlssioner.
Dated December 7. iQ0o. f'