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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-19
TRANSFER COMPANIES.

OLD DOMINION BAGGAGE TRANS
fer: offices c. & o. Station. Phones,
Bell. Nos. 4Gl and 1876; Citizens, No.
10 IL
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LOST

LOST SATURDAY. 8 CHIiDS
Gold Bracelet. inisid with black eb-
ony. Please return to 23ii Oak
Avenue and receive reward. II
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Gin banf6arer annbe.

Sd lit 4 Sabre lang nit gcsen1a
an ben gnoen bon adt meiner sin.
ger. Sd lit 10 lange baran, oaB
meme Singer fi6 friimmten nno i6
gu 3eiten gar nihts tun fonnte. SD
bran6te Iaes, popon ib borte, ein-
iblieBli6 mebrerer biel ange3eigte,l
Salben, nofir i9 piele Dollar aus-
5nblte, obne ooB es mir gut tat.
SdlteBli6 iab i6 in elmer einbeimi<
lden 3eitung Sunt's Cure ange3eigt
n1to braudte nur einen Sell einer
S6o6tel, melhe mir so Gents TO-
ltete uno es beiIte mid. Scum fam
ib maiden unb irgenb etpas tun,
mas i'd friiber nidt permo6te, obre
oaB meine Singer bfuteten, branrten
uno mid ltarf fhmersten. Soate
es lie nie6erfebren, peiB ih, mas id)
gu tun babe. Sd miinidte ieoer
Sreuno nno Sremoer, Der an etipas
abnli6em leibet, bdtte meme Sinner
geieben, ebe ih oies gebrau9te ,lno
iebe fie iest. gs lit Ole bette 5olbe
Der 8elt. 9ie so Gents Sdohtel
mar mir bunoert Dollars inert. Sic
peroienen oaen Donf, ser Sbnen ge-
geben fperben fam, fir iene number
bare Salbe, 9unt's Cure.
Mrs. S. S. @Ialod,
Wiles, Seras, 2. Suli 'O4.
Nm Oie 81. 9. &i9aros Meo. @c..
SHERMAN, Seras.
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Brnubetaentnms. llebertrasmmsen.


Gam uno Senrietta 8olnnsfp an STE
S9flear, @runoitId an Der 9at0tn
StraBe.
Gus. 9amm jr. an Carl, 8altl unb
Otto S6ul3e, @rrnbitiid an Der gee
Der Wontano unb @alnut Ctr; $1,000.
8illiom S. S9ub unb Charles &.
Sindbam al grescineiano Herales,
@rnnoitiid i'm neuen gitbs8lod 246t;
$3.50.
g. 8. Sames an 2ouis Saaer, @ruubs
itiid an Der 5anboba[ Ctr; $3.50.
9. 6. Sarnes an 2ouis 5aIer, @runbz
itid an Der @de Der GanbopaI uro 0orbs
Colorado Ctr; $3.50.
Charles @rnebner unb Mlfreb 0uerz
Ter an Sobn g. Hbobes, @runbitiid in
Der 9iacreif Ibbition; $500.
9ora 8. nnb Biliam Beaumont oil
SD. q. gbriitian, @runoitiid an Der
Snbala Ctr; $3.50.
Carl aur5 unb Srau an Nrteiian 8elt
&ailroab, elm 9treifen 2anb; $3.50.
Raria g. Wumme an Sourbo.i
gampbea. 298t.58 Gder 2oub;
9ora q. n11b 8iniam Beaumont an
SRI. Qouife Srid, @runoitid an Der
3nbala Ctr; $3.50.
S. q. Hntcliffe unb $. s. Gods an
8ran 2ena Bigoosfp, II ader 2anD;
$1,000.
Duncan @afab an S. s. 2ie5er,
250h Ider 2ano; SIC, 282. so.
Sobn 6. 3ui6lag unb Srau an 8.
Snnofielo un6 Sral. @runoitid an Der
Initin Strobe uno @rano Mbe.; $1,000.
@Qam Clemens an 81. g. g~affareI,,
@runoftiid an Der gde Der Norbz Mez
Dina uno 3apaIn Ctr; $9250.
Warb 6. 9. @insloip an Splepb
Snenger. @runbitiid an Der Ode ber
3enrietta unb 8arbe Ctr; $2400.
Spman Blum an bic Econ s. Blum
arb Company, $40 Ider 2anb; $3.50.
She 2eon $. Blum 2anb gompunn
an $. W. Gong. $40 older 2anb; 1915.
S. M. Bong m Raria 8. @nmme,
$40 Ider 2anb; $640.
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&iimmere Did Inn Sic 8erlon 6u
nno Jorge, ooB iie aus Dem Souic
fommt."
u@oGen sic mir bieleidt erfld=
rem, Srau 8rofeifor, mas oos olles
beoeutet2" fragte Ser 8eamte Itrena.
uSpielt man bier Sbeoter?"
v9as muB i6 Sic froeen, mein
Serr;" gab Sro1 Webnert nit rubi=
ger 8irbe uno poliger Siderbeit
5ltriid. Grit fonrren Sic am fpd=
ten Ibeno IN metn Saus, ourdlu-
den es bonn @roboben big gum Gle
bel nno ipenn Sbre gegIeiterin
bnlterii6e 3ufaae befommt, neil iie
ltd] in Dem often SouIe, bon Sem
tbr mol mein Sobn friiber oaer-
bono Spufgeididten er5dbIt, grou1t,
oaltn fragen Sic mid, mas oos al:
Les bier beoeutet. Sd CLAUDE, Sic
baben ii6 nun geniigeno iiber5euet,
oaB 11iebts @bionoerlides IN oieIeli
gonenfammern %berborgen it,"
Limb oie ihmorse @rideinltn9, Sic
10 lpllrlos beri6mano, nie lie ll1t-
benlerft gefommen2" mari Ser &c.
anlte nnlider Elm, upie erflGren Sic
Dies, Srau Brofeiior2"
gerlheinung2 Sd iob nidtS."
CAB Srou Nebnert unbefoneen 5lt-
rid. Gam ober ladeIte tie nit Ell
mem iiberlegelten 8lid onf Sic beioer
Wanner. uGs ideint 10, ols Oh es
bier nod imnner ipuft. SS11 met
men 9inoertagen mogten mir nidt.
bier auf ben 8ooen gu geben nno Die
olte &inoerfurdt NOR oud Der
@runo, tpesbalb id porber 5ogerte, gu
offnen."
(Gortiebltne folat)
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Ste bisber bon oGer @eleIigfeit
obge1dloliete Sunefrou, oeren ein-
51ger 2ebensgenuB bin nno pieoer
eth Sbeaterobeno gepelen mar, irot
nun aug Der Sdulitube an Die Spite
elnes groBen Gei9es. sic 900 niht
ntebr Bnppen an, ionoern fiibrte Den
Sorlib BET Den StaotsrGten. sic. Sic
11le11tols Die Sreppe oes &eniinaton
Baloce bottle berobgeben oiirfen, ohlre
tnie ein fleines &inb an Ser Sono 1e-
1llbrt 81 meroen rift friibn1oraens 20
Wteilen an Der Spite elmer &anoIfooe
BON Sofleuten. 8ie itreng oie ao11i=
gin es nit ibren Bflidten nobrn, oos
gebt aus ben 5oblloien 9ofumenten
berbor, Die aus ibrer Gegierungs3eit
erbolten iino. Sn Sen @rdiben bon
@inoior befinoen iid 1850 ganoe
pom Bapteref1, Die onein Die &orrez
lponoen5 Ser @onigin etltbalten, uno
ne11 er1t an 6iele 8opiere qeoronet
it1o, meroen nod meitere 200 8anoe
btn5nfomflen. Simmer tpar sic So
night gegen iid ielbit itreng," nie iie
oles 16on als &ino in ibrem Cage
bl1d ansoriidt. Sic bette cine tief-
religioie lte6er5eugltne bon ser SET
ltgfeit ibrer 8erufung; iie fiiblte lid)
ais 9erri6erin unb 8peifelte feinen
Mngenblid oaran, baB bies Sano ibr
2ono, oieies Miniiterium ibr Mint=
lterinm, oieies @olf oos ibre lei.
5riib errparb ite 5ipei gieeui9ofta,1
yoen Meut, aaein gu bonoeln" inns
uoas 8ertrauen in ibr 2arrb.
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Sofnles.
Die 8otidaff Scs 8uueberuenrs.

@ouerneur Campbell bat ser Sc.
glslatur cine 8otidaft 5ugeionot iii
Der er Die @rnennurg elmer Suber-
fnloie-& ommiiiion empfieblt. Diele
8ommiiiion ion Stotiltifei1 in @e-
aug auf Die @nsbreitung Ser III
berfuloie in unierm Stoote lam-
mein ltno einen Hlail sur geiIeruna
Der 8erbaltniiie ousarbeiten. Dieier
Tlan ion oann, 5uialnmen nit Gem
gefammelten itotiitiiden Bacterial,
Der ndhiten 2egislatur boraeleot
meroen, INN ibr aIs @runolaae fir
cine 6iesbe5iiglide @eiesgebnng st
oienen.
Die gotidaft entbGIt ouber sic.
lem Borf6lag nod ipeitere @mpfe6-
lungen be5iglid oes grlalies bon
@eiesen, melde SduIoiItrifte uuo
@erihtsbofe einridten uno annere
lofole Ingelegenbeiten betreffen. 9(itd)
meroen @eiese, bie ben gau
i%ogel1onnter .it,ter-urbon" 8ubnen,
eleftriider 8abnen Die benohbarte
Sfdote nit chamber berbinoen, re-
glllieren iollen empfoblen; ferlter
iolde, tpelde Die 8abneeieGidaiten
5tDingen, ausreibenoe nno bequenle
Baiiogier< uno Sro1tbabnbofe al
bal,e1, ferner fir oie @erlGnee=
rnng Der Dem Staate geborigc
Babn bon Dem Staots5u1tbals in
Musf aus nno idlieBIid fir oie
ftriftere Durbfibrung Der Saa6-
nno Wiloidusgeiese oes Stootes.
Die gotidaft lit rein geidafliA
gebalten un6 ieoe perfonIide Dtei-
nllngsduBerung lit in ibr bermieoen.
Der 9oridlag be5ieIid Der Suher-
fuIoie- lit gut unb bpr-
bent, ousgefiibrt gu per6en.
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Der &an5el Ser ct. Morfs Stride
besraben 5t peroen, menn Dies poll
ben 8eboroen geitottet niiroe. gilte
ei1fa6e, glotte Blatte o1s rotem
@ronit iolte Die Steae be5eidnen.
Serner miini6te er, BOB BEL 1einen
gegrabniB=@ eremonien bas beiligc
Mbenomabl ousgeteilt peroe. Sein
germogen bon $4,000 binterlaBt ct
letfer Nidte, Srau Sba 81. Gel
froilie unb ibren &inbern. Seille
eoloei1e ubr binterlaBt er ieinem
8robneffen, 8olter &idaroion DEF
f%raiiie. Weit Iusnabme oes 8egr1b-
niiies in Ser Stride, fino feline
lammtli6en 8eitimmungen allsge=
fubrt.
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Gen Niaaara herabaeitiirst.

Dieies ungIiid mag Dem unporfid,
tigen S6iffer, Ser Die @arl1urg ser
~StromidneIen iberiiebt, mioeriah-
rem, nno abnli6 gebt es @len, toel-
DE bic 8arnungen Der Natur nid,t
beodten. &udenfdmersen tpornen
enb, oaB Die Nieren ni6t in Gdtig-
felt uno cine ernite &ranfbeit i'm
Mn5ug lit @oiieriudt, 3uder-
fronfbeit ODER 8rigbt'ide Nieren-
franfbeit. Nebmt electric 8itters
lno Die S6mer5en tperoen ihninoen.
Cine Slai6e fir $t.O0 furiertc
MIDI, idreibt S. 9. 8lanfenibip ron
Self, Germ. Sour so cts. bei alien
DruqqiIten.
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MIIerIei.

- ardaneeIo @enicio, elm otter
itnlienifder Mrbeiter, Der Dor Sur
5eln ais irriinnig in benz gountp-
@efdngnis geboIten ipuroe, Itarb
bort am Mittrpod Mbeno an eineilr
&er5idIog. @us ieinen 9opieren
iab man, 6ab er cine fleine Gum
me Geld in elmer 8onf in Serar-
fana iteben botte, aber nidts, mas
auf 9eruanote ober ionftige Mnge.
borige bon ibm idIieBen lieb. Die
bieiigen Staliener baben feline 2eid,e
in ibre Debut geltommen, Inn m0g-
lide Snitruftionei1 ieitens 8ertpano-
ter abautDarten.
s. 8. Granfs, @eidaftsfiibrer
uno Solb-@ igentiimer oes sSofel
Wriitol in Souiton, bot einen aon-
trait fir Is Sabre, NIT Bripiie.
gium bon 5 meiteren Sabren, fir
uebernobme oes nelen San Mntouio
9oteIs, gde Der &omiton- un6 ct.
MarD 9troBe, abgeihIofien. or miro
0ns &oteI eroffnen, ioboIo Dos &C.
b1uoe fertig 9eitent lit.
- Die Witglieoer oes @ird)en,
hors Der ct. Soiepb Stride ga6ai
ibrem Briefter, Water S. So. Tmbr.
tDerf elm Mbibieosfeit in Der 81.
Soiepbs 9oGe Dor ieiner Mbrei;e
mad europa. gater Subrtperf ipiro
auf oieier Meiie StaIien, Deutid-
lamb, Die Sdpeia nno Sranfreid
beiuden.
Die bieiigen @potbefer bobel
bereits lire Bldne fir Ole 16. jdbr-
Iife WerfmmIumg Der n9eras
pharmaceutical Miiociation~, ueld)e
am Is. SUM- bier ftattfinoen miro.
feftgelteGt. Die 4~onbention miro B
9nge ooliern uno 500 Mpotbefer
wer6en gu o~erielben ertpartet.
9. 8. Sobnion, melber bier
auf eineit 8erbaftsbefebI bon 81
Iabon1a feitgebaIten ipurbe, lit iest
auf Mequiiition bon @ouperneur
9asfen bon Sfloboma, Die bon @ou-
berreitr Campbell inooiiiert muroe,
an u. 9. 9umbarger BON Yottapat-
tomie COUNTY, OfIabomo, ~ausgeIies
fert, nm oortbin gebra1t 5u ,Der-
ben. Sobnion lit oes ungeieslidell
Shnappsperfaufes angefIagt.
z. S. @ibfon, elm iunger Malm
bon 90 Snbren, fpurbe. nit elmer
GhnBtpnn6e in Der grult in einam
Sirter5immer zines SaIoons an,
Der grosbp StraBe gefunoen nna
nod Dem 9ofpital gebradt, mo Ieine
@unoe perbunoen uno als niht &C.
fdbrIid be5eifnet tprroe. @iblon
gilt al, oaB er fih ourh einert gu
fan ieIbit pertuun6et babe. Or mur-
be als pen1ionierter Sol6at, Der
ieiner3eit BEL einem Wmoper in
9fnftin elm 8ein berlor, erfanist.
lleber Die n1beren r1mitdnoe beg un-
fails bertpeigert er jeoe Musfunfi.
- Winie Sadion, cine farbiqe
Gtoot-@ efangene, Die cine Strafe bon
SIS tpegen 9riigelei ab5uiiser1 bottle.
entfIob. inoeu1 fie beim 6eniteripa-
5den in Der S~taotbnIle iber
bic 41Iuitra6e auf ben &aien iprnns
unb entfa1n, ebe Die iiberroidJte
@1d)e eineu Mlnrm geben fonnte.
DDS 6eltdrnent oes perftorbe-
men Defon Wolter 81. @idaroion be-
ftinrfnt, BOB feline 2eife nidt elm.
bolininiert merben unb nidtS ge'
.iheben ione, I'M ben 3eriebutlgs.
pro3eB nuf5ubolten, bob aber mil
Der 9eer0igung geipartet meroe, big
Ole lideriten 3eihen oes CODES Gin.
getreten. Ser 8eritorbene iprad
iurner eine 5urdt Dor Dem Qeben-
6ia-Beqrabenperoen aus. Gr
fuiinIdte oann. I'M pollen amiSornat
uftb, fpetil er nod tpdbrenb ieines
Mmtstermins Iterben iollte, inter
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STOP Gbers" an ben TenniDloanit
Qinien.

ane Snbaber bon sidets erlfer
&Iaffe auf ben BenniDlpania 2inien,
fonner, iDenn iie ben &on-
o~ufteur benadri9tigen,
einen aebntdgigen Mufentbalt, ein-
fdlieBIih oes noate Of oepo5it", in
Columbus, 8ittsburg, @aibington,
Baltimore ODER BbilooeIpbio nebmen.
Dies gilt auh fir ben %. Mpril in
SeSn6ianoboIis.
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oenorafiiirenoe1t @irfnneen ser
Trunfiuft o~ufaubeben, 10 niiroen iie
oas gier 1lngeidoren loiien uno iid
bof)ltens segen Die @erfalidune 6es
Bteres Denoen.
philadelphia gageblatt.
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Cute @etrdnfe uno famoier
2unh tets in 8nraitafer's Galuun
nno Geitamrant, giGita Strabe, nebett
Der Saae Der Sermmnsi0bne.
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Meiienber seimdlt.

Gin tiidtiser 3eitnnssreiienoer
fam iofort gefbGftiamms finben. 9em-
tie, bic Grfabrums babem nnb Gmpieb-
lnmsen aufueiien f6nnen, norgespgen.
Sreie BreTe (. Seras.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-11
Plans for President.

Albuquerque. Oct, 1n.-The stops
President Taft will make in the two
southwestern territories where he will
he from Wednesday morning until
Friday night. will be too short To al
low of any elaborate entertainments but
Phoenix. Ariz.. and Albuquerque. \.
NJ. where he will make brief stops
Wednesday and Friday. have compiet-
ed plans to make the presidents stay
as pleasant as possible. All of Thurs
day will be spent at Grand canyon.
The presidents visit To New Mexico
and Arizona is looked forward To with
eager interest. 1t is hoped that in his
speeches at Phoenix and Albuquerque
he Will give some further expression
al his views AZ to statehood and while
he has already expressed himself as
strongly in favor of immediate admis-
sion IF both territories. the people are
anxious Ia hear for themselves what
he may have to say on the subject
just now IF more Importance To them
than any national issue
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SOCIALISTS QUAIL
BEFORE CLUBS
MOB IN LOS ANGELES is DIS
PERsED BY POLIcE-LEAD-
ERS ARE JAILED.

Los Angeles. Oct. 10. socialist
mass meeting here tonight. at which
President Taft was denounced. result
ed in near-riot and the dispersal of
mob by the police. The police
swept down upon the mass meeting,
arrested three of the radical leaders
and locked them up. The three men
viii be kept incommunicado during
President Taft's stay in the city
Immediately after the raid another
socialist speaker organized party
from among the audience at the mass
meeting. Shouting. they marched to-
ward the police station to make a
demonstration. But the police met
them half block from the Jail, and
with clubs ready for action. charged
the crowd. which quickly dispersed.
The incident has had the effect of
uuickening the vigilance of the police
and secret service men. Just before
the meeting Of the socialists letter
was delivered to the detective depart
ment saying that IL any move was
made to break ii up, someone would
be killed.
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Los Angeles Ready.

Los Angeles. Oct. I0.--Los Angeles is
all in readiness tonight to receive
President Taft when he arrives on his
special train at las o'clock tomorrow
morning When the train bearing the
presidential party arrives at River
station, the first LnS Angeles stop,
il will be met by a large number Of
citizens. headed by Mayor Alexander
who will escort the president direct
to san Pedro harhor. The ceremonies
in connection with the official well
come will he deferred until the train
bearing the president and the COM
mittec returns from the harbor at
o'clock in the afternoon. The Of
fetal greeting will be extended at
Arcade station.
The automobile parade through the
cfty's streets. the welcome 10y the
school children. the laying Of the
cornerstone Of new high school by
the president will follow.
To Sisters Home.
President Taft vii he taken to the
home of his sister. Mrs. W. A. Ed
wards. Here no will spend the night.
The banquet in his honor will be tend
cred that evening i'm the Shrine audi
forum. where 100 covers have been
laid.
Leaving Los Angeles about o'clock
Tuesday morning by special trolley.
the president will visit the nationa,
soldiers home at Sawtellc and address
the thousands of veterans there.
Thence the party viii proceed to Pas
adena where Il luncheon is Ia be given
by the Pasadena Board Of Trade Here
he will reboard his special train and
swing out through the great orange
belt of Riverside and san Rernardino
counties. making stops at the princi-
pal towns of the sections and conciud-
ing with a dinner at Riverside. Tues.
day night the president will resume
his journey eastward, entering ARR
zona by way of Yuma.
The most elaborate plans have been
worked out for the welcome of the
pr esiaent during his visit To Southern
California. Tonight the city is gay
with color. American flags and pic
lures of the president are everywhere.
the ornamental lamp posts that line
broadway, Spring aud Main streets
have been sheathed from top to bot
tom in long leaves of palms and early
tomorrow hanging baskets of flowers
Will be suspended from the electric
hight clusters that line the route of
the presidents march.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-11
EXPLORER WILL TRY
POLAR BEARS

Hamburg, oct t0.-Captain Road
Amundsen, the Well-known Danish ex-
plorcr. who is about To start on Il polar
expedition, has decided to try re-
markable innovation in the use of
traught animals for polar travel. He
will endeavor to make polar bears
draw his sleGgcs
Some time ago Captain Amundsen
made contract with Carl Hagenbaek,
the famous animal trainer. for 90 ice
bears three years old. Hasenhack's
men have been industrinusIy at work
for months obtaining the bears and
the results attained are said to prom
Use success Tor them in polar work
The animals will he shipped 10 Chris
tlana this week, where they will be
taken Oh board Captain Amundsen's
ship.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-11
LABOR NOTES

A big union Of Hebrew mattress
makers has been formed in Boston.
Organized workers of Superior Wis,
are Ia erect a s4a,oo0 labor temple.
The Western Federation of Miners
will make u fight for the six-hour day
in ahnormaliy hot mines.
Brussels has rather large Co
operative establishment organized by
Il number of working people.
Hollands statesmen are discussing
the suppression of the Industries car
riea on in the workers miserable
homes.
All the plans have been completed
for the annual convention Of the
Massachusetts state branch If the
American Federation of Labor, which
will begin its session at Holyoke next
Monday.
Organized labor fraternized with the
farmers of Alabama At the annual
convention in Birmingham of the
Farmers Education and Cooperative
union. two prominent labor delegates
delivering addresses.
The bill prohibiting any one not en-
titled tn do 50 from wearing button
of any labor organization or from
carrying a union card without being
an actual member IT H union. has been
passed by the California legislature.
The Holland trade unions are or
ganizing those workers Nhase occnpa-
tion and numbers offer a field for
union action The unions have alread,
dome much in the cities af Holland u
/
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he Cause.

Chicago. Oct. ie.-The Chicago Rec
ord Hekaid Of September ,. contained
a dispatch from its correspondent in
Washington stating. in effect. that the
United States government is preparing
10 take important action looking 10 the
security OF the open door" i'm chIaa.
IL MAS stated in this article that the
action nj this government will take the
form oil protest, based upon the con-
traEersy between China and Japan rel
atlse IL the -.aatans- AHkaea railroad.
Ii was claimed in the Record Her
AIDS story that reports had been re-
eeivea tn the effect that japan had
obtained control. for an inaetermiHate
period. of mining concessions in south
srn ManchHria. This MAS regarded al
Washington as "A distinct menace t.
the open door" according Ia the IA
nasitinn at that palicy As given ny the
Ia.t Secretary III stat. John Hay. This
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Washington. oct. 1a.--.An odd rive, nv
Is now approaching an exciting stage
Three different nattons-Spain. China
and Argentina-arn anxious to raise
their legations, or branch offices, ut
Washington to the dignity OF embas-
sizes. However,, no country can thus
change the status of its representation
in the United States without the con-
sent of our secretary of state. hence
the present activity To get Secretary
Knox To say yes" 10 the proposals
Of these three friendly governments.
China, whose new envoy has not yet ar
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nNI5ji. FOB |: J; The h NEl
by E.inor Allyn.)
sf45sI III III N Hk'ks TN =

The School child-The most inpor-
tant person I'm the home at this season
of tie year IL the child who Is getting
back into the harness for school work
t" the mother falls the duty of over
seeing clothes. food. books. etc. and
busy woman is she who has IA large
family and place In her heart for the
perplesRies aud JOYS of each member
thereof The matter of ehitd's food
is one OFF which books have been writ
ten and books will yet be written.
The main thing. after a menu has
been decided upon. is To get the child
down Ia the table with time enough
To eat in peace. Better ii half hour
less sleep than that the breakfast
should be hurried. and the tense feel
ing of haste he allowed To make the
meal one ut discomfort. 4 day well
started u.eans much to every member
of the household and tn none is il
more important than IL the hungry.
growing child. burdcned with the
weight Of study. In school and out, that
We all feel is necessary. If books and
clothes are arranged the night before
and the child is Weakened IN ample
time. the whole house viii feel better
than 10 go through the hurry scurrv
that Is the regular routine in many
homes between the hours of s: on and
800.
Seatness OF Dress-The child that is
neatly and carefully dressed has a feel
ing of self-respect that goes far to-
wards good scholarship. 1t is unjust
To both child and teacher tn fail To at
tend Ia this important point. II is
not necessary, nor even advisable. that
child should be exrensixels dressed,
old clothes are no disgrace, but UNI
cfsan ctotheS. dirty finger nails. soiIed
face ard n>cS end uncnmhsd hair are
not on,y a disgrace, but a detriment
III the ehiia's work. The foul air that
is found i'll many sehoosroonlS Is not al
ways due IL paar ventilation The naor
9f uncisan badies i the most sickening
the teacher has To contend with and
is AT the same time The hardest prob
lem in the hNsiepis question she has L.
{ e@5rtkr.
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rived, has already a 100000 home,
built and owned by the Chinese gov
ernment. that is well suited To use as
an embassy. Marquis lie Nillalobar.
chamberlain to his majesty, the king
of Spain. who has just taken up the
duties of Spanish minister here, Is es-
pecially keen IT, be promoted to the
rank of ambassador. and Senior Pnr-
tella Of Argentina has similar am
bition, which is all the more acute be-
cause Brazil. Argentina's great rival
among the South American republics,
II few years ago effected an arrange
m9rt whereby she was entitled tn an
embassy ut Miss Columbia's court.
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At Phoenix.
dent will urs.iH4. at 4

The president will arriy. at Phoenix
at l2:-o u. IN. He will be welcomed by
Il reception committee headed by Gov
ernor Sloan of Arizona and Mayor
Adams of Phoenix. hour later the
president will address the people in
the city hall plaza and will then 60
for an automobile ride. At 3 o'clock
the president will leave for Prescott
where he will stop for two hours. No
stops will he made between Prescott
and Grand canyon for the president
arriving at the canyon rim at >
o'clock Thursday morning