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Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11

Wonderful as are these advances, they
have been largely inspired by the pioneer
work done at Niagara under The guidance
of scientific advisers Of International repu-
tation. -
Economy in Electric Lighting.
In nearly every house there are places
where eight c~andlepower, or even four or
two candlepower could be substituted for
the sixteen candlepower lamps, thereby
effecting a great saving. These small
candle power lamps give light enough for
closets, staIrways, cellars, Railways, pan
tries and woodsheds, or storerooms.
Small candlepower lamps have have the
double advantage Of saving the customer
money when in use and not costing him
so much when accidently left burning. 1t
is we'll enough to use the new high lower
lamps for reading or where a well lighted
room is desired, but It is safer for the
eyes and better for the pockethook to
use less brilliant lamps whele a great
amount OF Hight is not necessary.
Hall lamps or porch lamps which are
kept burning should be of not more than
two or four candlepower. These lamps
give ample light for so small a space
and really cost less than kerosene. There
ere numerous times in every home where
IL is DESTROYS to burn q lamp all night.
In case of sickness a lighted lamp
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
In the Field of Electrical Experiment

of London to st, Thomas. Some day the
last one may be carNied on to Windsor,
opposite Detroit, but no such plan is con-
tcmplated at present. From the starting
point to the end of the longest branch the
distance will be 10 miles, The whole sys-
ten. now put under contract, has a length
Of 300 miles. The wires will be II alumni
mum and will he carried on steel towers.
They are expected 10 convey 40.@OO-horse-
power, 10 be supplied by enc of the Cana
dian corporations already doing business,
the Ontario Power company.
The notable feature of this installation,
reports the New York Tribune, is the high
pressure ulO,OO volts) At which it viii
transmit the current. When the Industry
Of conveying power in the form Of cleo
tricity to a point remote fr1n the point Of
origin We in it's infancy, the limit OF skill
and safety was 1900 volts. Electrical en-
gireers knew that the higher the pressure
they USED the smaller was the metallic
conductor which would serve their pur-
poses. The feasibility Of any project OF the
kind depended largely on the COST OF the
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
He Got There.

An old rishman named Casey made a
lot OF money as a contractor and built a
house for his children.
Tit sons and daughters were much
ashamed Of the plebian father, and Casey
was always kept in the rear Of the house
when they had a party OF a reception. One
day Casey died, and there was 4 great to-
do about It. The children had a fine coffin
with plenty Of flowers, and Casey was laid
In state in the parl0r.
That evening an old Irishwoman. who
had known Casey when he was a lsborer,
came and asked TO see the face OF her dead
friend. They conducted her to the parlor,
She walked up 10 the coffin, took a lon1
look, and said:
Faith. Casey, an they've let ye into H.
parlOr at lasht."
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11

the shades are nothing mora
or ess than fancy glass light-sponres
which absorb most OF the light RAYS.
Rooms finished in dark colors require
more light than rooms finished in light
cOlors.
Don't expect TO light your house in
winter as cheaply as you do IN summer.
II Is Impossible, for there are several
hours more daylight IN summer than in
winter
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11

carefully bandaged, her eNrs were stuffed
with paraffin and cotton-literally, she
was blind and deaf for the time.
In the first experiment her father stood
on a bare wooder door, he holding her
hand. she read quickly and accurately
ali the words and short sentences her
father presented to her while he held her
hand. The words and sentences we're writ
ten by persons in the audience, and most
were in languages which neither father
nor daughter understood. A physician
wrote in Greek. The girl, her eyes bound
still. reproduced the Greek characters in
chalk on a blackboard.
Notable Electrical Enterprise.
A striking illustration Of the progress
being made in the use OF the hydraulic
" fer the generation OF electricity IS
furnished by the recent closing Of negotia-
tons in Canada for a new transmission
line. II will start from Niagara, run west
ward to Dundas fifty miles away, and
there divide into thre branches, One will
extend to Toronto, a second by way Of
Guelph to Stratford, and the third by way
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
That Will Certainly Profit the Home
FuYnisheF

tsS
Quality and assortments for selection
we know are unsurpassed and the prices in
every instance shows a splendid saving.
Compare them.
$500 Administer Rugs, best grade, S-3x1O-6 size,
special, at .S17.9S
$4,000 Administer Rugs, best grade, 9x12 size, spe-
cial, at .S19.9S
$3.50 Body Brussels Rugs-Fine frame, 9X12 size,
special $25. 90
$4,000 Seamless Tapestry Brussels Rugs, 9x12 size,
best grade SLABS
$1,000 Value 7x9 size, at. ............ $S.9S
$3.50 value, 6x0 size, 50
$4,000 Wiltone Rugs-9x12 size, Oriental patterns.
u u =. . Dzc9sOU
Carpet SampleS-Wilton Velvets, Administers, /rus-
sells, worth to $3.50, nicely bound, choice. 3
Administer and Wilton Velvet Rugs-9x12 size, $40
quality, slightly unmatched, otherwise perfect
While they last, at 4. SS
No-Piece Lace Curtain Stretchers. 9SH
z foot Water Color Window Shades. .......2Oc
2 foot Oil Opaque Window Shades. ........3Sc
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
HAYDENs
the RELIABLE STORE
High Grade
Wash Goods Dept.

In this department we carry the
strictly up-to-date fine wash goods,
everything is shown new as fast as 1t
comes off the looms.
Printed Flaxon, Silk and Mercerized
Novelties. Poplins, all colors and
Handloom Silks, look Just like Raja
grades; Pongees, all colors and grades;
Silk. The new Cotton Satin for XII
mono and Wrappers-and hundreds
of other new things. Let us show
them to you.
Anderson's Scotch Ginghams. ...1SG
Anderson's Scotch Zephyrs. ...25c
Anderson's Imperial Madras-30C
Louisine Tissues ...,.196 and 25C
19c French Percales .....,.12b@
Zoe Imported Side Band Batiste-
at
Arnold's Fine Fabrics. ......12KT
Silk Striped Crepe. .EO|
Silk Mixed Foulards. .30r
Several specials for all day.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
Monday is the Day TO
Visit Our DYapery Dept.

Specials in Fancy Nets and Silks
Irish Points, regular $3.50 val
ueS, at .DA'Oo
$3.50 values, in Irish Points, at,
pair ...... ..$2.9S
Cable Net Curtains, worth $3.50
a pair, go Monday at. 5000
Only two pairs to a customer.
Barnett Lace Curtains that sold
at 1898, go at, pair. =. .$1.9S
Gable Net Curtains, 213 yards
long, so inches wide, pr. $1.49
500 pairs of Lace Curtains for
bed rooms, at, pair, $1.00, 85c,
75c and soc
Madras, regular 25c values, go
on sale Monday at. 1Sc
Special on Rope Portieres.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
sends Thought by Wire.

uoUGhr VII Re translated Just
as a telegram Is. bought en-
ergy can be carried along a
conductor and into the earth
much in the same way as a
lightning rod conducts light
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11

ming. IL is more than possible that thought
can be conducted and make itself visible in
writing"
These remarkable conclusions concerning
thought Transmission are reached by Prof,
Kofik. Of Moscow, a psychologist with a
European reputation, says the Chicago
Inter Ocean. He publishes them In a
pamphlet, entitled. THE Invisible Thought
Photography" II Is ATTRACTING as great
attention in Germany as II is in Russia.
Kotik r-ade tho C~7crI -cnts On v'ich
his conclusions are based on a girl Il
years old, daughter Of a professional
thought reader, and her father. He chose
them because their minds are trained.
Kotik's audience was composed OF the
members Of the 'inner clinic of Moscow
university, who may be regarded as eN-
eerts in psychology. The girls eyes were
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-24
Bon einem aniiYonten Meis.

Son ettem amiIiatte11 Wis
neritanonis er5dblt Der IS. 81 ein
&arlsruber 2eier: Gin 8allerIein
I'M @mt gneen (gooen) rifteta an
mid cine gei6aftli6e @nfrage, ltne
tb anttDortete i1n1 inter 8eniibifne
zines griefformulars, oeIien4opf aue6
Die Nunlmer mefnes 8oit1ed=&outos
tragt. 9as 9duerlein Ios MN GoIt-
6edfonto, bahte i6 iei 8oitfedbGno-
Ter, rno ihrieb mir unter oieler Sc
rnfs5eidnung G. 8oItGefbGnoler go.
$50 folsenoen orieineden grief:
08eebrteiter @err! Sbren 9rfef boz
be i'd erbalten unb 6aralis berttonl=
men, oaB Sic oild1 S6neden foilfen.
Meine Sdneden iino 10 gut tpetrig
items ols Die bon 8oitleuten. Sd
'babe namli6 alle Sabre etpo 200,0 600
Bis 100000 Stiid eingelegt ME idj
tie befomme nntiirlih benin @infai-
fen I'M Sommer. @am Sic allo.
gepi1t iino, 10 ner0e ai6 Sbnen Die
S6ilefen Inn Ben 8reis pon16 Mlorf
pro 1000 9tiifliefern, iddne geocdt4
@aare, ME ih tie bisjebt INNER oer=
faufe nnb perfonft babe. @efn sic
Die SGlteden nidt moGelr, 10 muB
i'd perfoufen. I'M oos gleide @e[o,
nie i6 Sbnen bier idreibe. gflfo bite
nohmols Inn @iltDort, 30 es 9ier
nod niele Gambler III S@neden giebt.
fpenn fie atd ididt ME sic, ser @oit
leute ibre Sdneden fol1fe1. 9[d-
hlngspoqit eriiBt sc. &C."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-24
Gas @cbcimnik Der eanglcbiofsit.

Gin fran5oiii6er @eIebrter bat eill
@ebeimniB Der 2anglebigfeit ~entoeft.
Seine Metbooe betrifft oo5 9tut.
4ber longe porber baben Mtqioltall
BON amerifanern belpieien edB
electric 8itters oas 2eben bt~ridllgert
uno es Iebensneft nla6t. t@s reiitigt,
berei6ert uno belebt Dos 81ut oaHs
oerbraudte 9erbens3eden alif gibf
benz gun5en Spitem 2eben uno Son.
Gs lit cine @ottesgabe fir idmad,e,
fronfe uno binfaai9e Berfelsea. .99ttiie-
renleioen modJtell mein 2ebeu fin
Monate itnertragli6", fdreibt SO.
Vi. Sberman bon Guiding, Nee.,
vaber electric gitterg furierte mid)
ooaitanbig.~ gfilr so Gts. 8u babell
BEL oaen 9rltaaiitel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-24

Sener aranfe itorb nod uenigel,
gogen, obne feline einItige 8raut lDie=
oererfanrtt 5u boben. No6forldunl-
Gen ergobell, BOB oie @ngaben Ser
aronfeni6lpefter iiber Die Gerion oes
8erItorbenen ltimmten, Ser permit.
li6 feline Reiie. nad &oln idon
frollf algetreten bate Inn bort biel-
lei6t, i'm Goreefiibl oes Sooes, iei-
ne oerlaiierle graut gu iuden.
Man iiebt aus oieien uno anoeren
&ingeeididten, baB melt romarrtl-
lder nno pbontaiiepoaer ol8 Gugs
uno Sidtune bas mirflide 2eben lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-24
gpnt @anbe eines a~barnnbes,

Der iid plDbli6 Dor @u6 ouftut, trctct
SIR eridroden Suriid. @enn aber idlpez
re Notwithstanding, tpie Magen:,
2eber< unb Observation-Disclosures, Wupfs
idruer5. Sdipinbel. Ser8flopfen, Nide,Je
Ihtpd6e, Il. I. N. @rb ON ben nabertoeit
SOB ma9nen, idreitet SIR rl1big tpeiter
big bina6 IN bas @rab. 8arum pollet
SIR ni6t bel 3eiten 6oren? 8arum
nidt tpieoer aeiuno tperben, oa es botb
elm ii6eres Seilmittel gegen ale jere
Sprnptome nnb beren Sol9en eiebt? @s
limb Die berii6mten, tlur aug Den "reiniten
8flan5enidften hereeiteGten ct. @erroro
arduterpilen. % Gents. IGe Gpot6ez
fen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-24
Wie III btesY

Bir brerer ~etnbunpert 9ouars geIohz
nlng fir ieoen SAL bon &atarrb. Der
tiht onr6 ginnebmen bon 9al's Sea-
tarrbz&ur eebeiIt tperoen lam.
S. S. gbeneb& Go, @iseutb.
SoIebo, @.
8ir. Die l1nteraeidneten, baben S. S.
gbenep ieit ben lebten Is sSabren gee
tanrt nno baIten i'm fiir boutommen eb@
renbaft IN allen Observation-Disclosures
unb finan8iea befdbigt. ale bon feiner
Strma einsegangenen gerbinoIidfeiten
81 erfilen
Bef & Erna1. grobbanoeIs<9 roS
guiiten. Soleoo. 9.
BaIbine. &innnn & Marbin,
@robba1belss 9roauiiten. Eoleoo, 81.
6aHs Gatarrbs8ur tpiro innerIi6 ee=
nomlmen uno pirft brett auf oos 8Iut
uno Die fdleimigen Dberfldden bes
Spitems. 8euaniie fret berfanbt. 9reis
IS Gents per. Slpf9e. gerfauft bon allen
Ipntbefern.
Coils GamiIienegiue iino Die beiteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-24
Kramk III 0atrr

tptroe nift better. @or bier Monaten fling ib an @ine of Goroai
81 brauden, uno iettoen1 Fat ib mein 3uitano iteig gebeiert. od
bin iebt 46 Sabre alt 1no eruue mid beHerer @%eiunobet os me in
ben leben 90 Sobren, lno ibrei6e 6as garoi au."
geur I'm Sic oaran 81 ennnern garoui miro mad r1ooeruen
p9orn1aeentti6en @fetbooen, in mooernen 2a6oratorien bereeHelt
Don Bflan5enit0ffet oe arf Die pei6lihen oreane in ianfer, natur-
liber 98eie pirfen.
l1eberall 5u baben. Nreis 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-24

8ute @etrdnfe u1o famoIer
2ltnd itets in 8nrsitaHcr's Saloon
nnS Gcitaurant, 8iuita Gtrobe nebeil
Der Solle Der 9ermannsiobne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-24

5reb. staffel, 3t9 0it.Gommerce
Strake. Stride Sdmereiel fir Gar
ten nno 8el0. Seu, Safer, Gorlr
etc. Meoi5in fir Bferoe, 2iibe uno
Silbner. Snfl6atoren uno 8r1ltmo-
idinen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-24

Mit @orten fam MON sic
3eit aber nidt Die llngere6tigfeit
totidlagen.
Der 2uftboCon o@brgei3" lit
nit Dem Sole vSoffnune~ gefiilt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-24

Der Monn, Der am 9iertiiG1
oas aroBe 8ort fiibrt uno nielnato
5ur Geoe fommen ldBt, fam, menn
er oann beim 81 Mutter fornr1t, met
items ben Muno gar ni6t aufmaden.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-12-16
Sheriifs Sale of Real Estate

By virtue of an execution. issued out OF the
Superior court of kittitaS county. state OF
Washington. and To me directed and delivered
for a Judgment rendered in the Justice Court Oh
Clcflum precinct mt Clcf.lum. IN Shld county
and state. on the 9Th day OF October, Ig"' III IA
Vor of " W. johnson, plaihtin, ana against
" A. KclSuy. defendant for the sum OF twenty
live dollars tss5OOi with interest thereon at me
rate OF six per cent per annum from Sald Sth
day of October, 1900 until paid ana costs "i
suit amounting to thirteen dollars Nl3ol, !
have levied upon tina following described real
estate. towit:
Lot four - in block fonr a. In South Easlon
addition to the town Of Easton. ktttitaS county
State OF Washington,
Notice is hereby given, that on saturday, the
lth day of December, 1909 ut the hour OF TWO
o'clock y. m of said day. at the east door oi the
court house IN Ellcushurg, kitttaS county,
state of Washington. | will sell all the rlehl.
title and interest IN and To the above described
real estate Of the said ". a. kclSaN defendant
at public auction to the highest and best bld
der, for cash to satisfy SAID execution ana all
costs
Given under my hand this the first day of
November. 1909.
W r.. CROWLEY
ShcIlfI Of kittitas county. W aShinflon.
By Il. II. GERMAN, Deputy.
Robert y. Wilcox. attorney for flhihtln.
Postnncc address Gle Elum, Washington
Date of first publication NOV I. nO1. last
publication Dee. ;, 1900
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-12-16

The greatest danger from ;a This
is of its resulting in pneuno1r,ha mber.
can he cbviated by using :. o not only
lain's Cough Remedy, as !. . Dy any
cures influenza. but connIe ards nneu.
tendency of the disease to S."ra
monia. sold by owl Drug STORE
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-12-16
Summons For Publication.

In the superior Court of the state oi WASH
ingtou. for kittitaS county.
Thomas Delaney, i'laintin, VS. Marion ''ch-
cvicvc Delaney, Defendant.
The state of Washington to the Said Marion
t,cncN.rVV Delaney, lticndaut: on are mere
by summoned to appear within sixty days aitcr
the date of the first publication OF inns sum
mons to wit: within sixty days after the 2oIh
dnN of October. 1909, and defend the above emu
tied nctlon in the above entitled court ana
answer the complaint ct the platntln ana strV"a
copy OF your answer upon the Undersigned ~
turncys for plaintiff nj their ONCE DcloW S'hl'u
and in case of your failure so to do, Judgement
will be rendered against You according 10 lhc
demand of the complaint which has been ilcd
with the clerk of said court.
The object of the above entitled action ~ as
follows. to Wit. the said plaintln prhNS illht
he he granted an absolute divorce IRON the
defendant on the ground OF ablndonihcht,
Pruyn siren u llocnlcr
Attorneys for Plalntin
ONCE and Postoticc Address, Clc Elum, kit'
| titaS county. Washington.
First publirut ION Oct Dbrr ~, liHB
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-12-16
Larson Ga Pinney
SIGN FRISCO AND UIIlfI PAINTER
PAPER HANGING
Shop S03 Ruby Street Phone -

IT yon are suffering from biliousness.
constipation, in' igestion. chronic head
ache, invest one cent in "A postal card.
send to Chamberlain Medicine Co.. Des
MONIES, Iowa, with Your name aud adj
dress plainly on the back, and they
VIII forward You ii free sample of
Chamberlain stomach ana Liver Tab
let's Sold by Owl Drug Store.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-12-16
MANNERS BROS.

Dealers in Produce and Poultry. High.
est market price paid for hides and
pelts Pine street
ONE BLOCK NORTH OF NEW =. O..
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-12-16

: w. A. Ashby of North Yakima.
spent several days in the city of late in
the interest of the Central Washington
Marble Works of that city.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-12-16

-STRANED Two Neariing hcifer, one
Jersey and one red with Il little white.
first branded on righr hip with circle
X. Information thankfully received.
Leave word at The Dawn office or
notify John f. Turner, Il f. u No 3.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-12-16

A sprained ankle will usually o''.O, ,s
the injured person for three ~ .0or
weeks. This is due to lack OF PrVp
treatment When Chamberlain's hD.
ment is applied IA cure may 90 enes . Is
in three or four days. This iln''". .s,a
one OF the best and mos1 fo D.,,
preparations in use. Sold by o"' NV"
Store.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-07-30
FIGHT FANS
 MAKE WAGER

How long did the fight between Squires and Burns, about July 4, 1907 In Australia last?"
 The above query has been propound ed to The Alaskan to settle a bet The men betting are q little mixed as Burns and sQuires did not fight in Australia on the date above mentioned.
 Burns knocked out Squires in l round in San Francisco on July 4 1907 They fought again in Paris, France, on June 13, 1908, and Burns knocked out Sauires in rounds. They foug2t for the third and last time on Aug. 24, 1908, at Sidney, Australia, anG Burns won by a knockout in Is rounds.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-07-30
Alaska needs home rule.
TIE WAY 10 sHApowrowN.

SwAY to and fro In the twilight gray. S This Is the ferry for Shadowtown. IL sails away at the end of the day.
 Just as the darkness closes round. DEST. little hand. on my shoulder-so. 1l A sleepy kiss is the only fare. Drifting awny from the world we go,
 Baby and fin the rocking chair. GEE. where the fire logs glow and spark. S Glitter the lights of Shadowland. The raining drops on the window-hark!-
 Are ripp,es tapping upon its strand. THERE where a mirror Is glancinG dim l A lake lies shimmerlhg. cool and still. Blossoms are wavering OCT its brlm-
 Those over there on the window sill. DOCK slow. more slow, In the husky 1e light.
 Silently lower the anchor down. Dear little passenger. say Good night
 We've reached the harbor of Shadow
 town. Eugene Field.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-07-30
IT MIGHT BE WORSE.

Misfortunes are thick in this valley Of tears, the moans of the sorrowful come to our ears; the law of hard luck seems the governing law, and a package of grief is ths prize that We draw. But If We could cut out the weeping and sighs, and quit pumping brine from our waterlogged eyes, we soon find our troubles and sorrows disperse; for there's nothing so bad that it couldn't be worse. It's well to reflect. when you're burGened with care and Trouble comes down with his feet in the air, that others have sui fered as deeply as you, and raised 1ust as much of hullabaloo, and oth. CTS have found that bundle of woe is easy to lose, If you only think so. From the day you are born till you ride in the hearse, there is nothing so bad that it couldn't be worse. On day I was ranting around, pretty glum, for a telon was holding the fort on my thumb; the surgeon came in with his saw, and ayowed thatl was a baby for yelling so loud; "I sawed off the leg of your neighbor," he said, "and never a whimper came out of his head" Oh, It's true as you live that-exceptins this yerse-there is nothing so bad that 1t couldn't be worse,-Walt Mason.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-07-30
GLOOMY GUS VENTS IRE.

The Skagway Alaskan is running a advertisement headed See Dyea, The Deserted Village" More than hEei! the average tourist satisfies himself with the knowledge that when he see' Skagway he has seen all the deserted village scenery necessary without making the trip to Dyea.-Juneau Re cord.
 The above article was written by Gloomy Gus o'Brien and appeared 1T the columns of the Juneau Record IT is a fair sample of the man's will ful and unnecessary maliciousness Probably Gloomy Gus has no grudg' against skagway, but he couldn't wit stand the temptation to say somethinl mean and sarcastic. A man is cursed who has a disposition like o'Brien's.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-07-30
WAR NO LONGER POPULAR.

As the result of the war with Mor- occo the Spanish government may possibly be oyerthrown and Alfonso may be compelled to abdicate. All over Spain there Is rioting and Alfon' so was hroted and jeered when he attempted to address his people from the balcony of the royal palace. It i. also reported that many regiments of troops are openly mutinous.
 The time Is past when any ruler or set of rulers can blindly lead q nation 10 war. The newspapers of Spain have freely stated that the war with Morocco was waged to protect private mining interests. The people refuse to see their relatives and friends sent away to be slain without a protest.
 Kings and crowned heads still hold forth in the countries of the old worl But they are as dependent upon pub lie opinion as are the rulers of a den- ocracy. The spirit of liberty is abroad in the world and no people, however, un-enlIghtened will allow themselves to be led like sheep. Wit ness the recent uprisings in Turkey and Persia. Furthermore the people of today are not so easily fooled as were our remote ancestors. War is one of the things that most people have declared an unmixed evil and few Caucasian peoples will support s war unless the cause be worthy.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-07-30
BLACKSMITH ID
 FIGHT DENTIST
(By United PreSs.l

SEATTLE. Wash. July $O-M Kauf man, the big California blacksmith who is an aspirant for championship heavyweight honors, and Dr. B. F Roller, the local wrestler and boxer will box six rounds tonight at Corts arena at the AMP. exposition Great interest is being taken in the match as the Seattle fight fans have never seen Kaufman in action.
 Sheriff Hodge of King county has announced that he will not permit tn fight, but the A.-Y.-P. officials say will be pulled off.