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The Dolores star., 1909-12-03
Friday, December. 5. 1909.
TO THE BOYS.

One of the best things in the
world to be is boy. it requires no
experience, though it needs some
practice, culture and effort to be a
good one or one that is worth while.
/ wish could take every boy and
cause him to see how necessary it is
to be manly, virtuous, clean. polite
boys.
There will come time when they
will want to be manly men, and
feel ashamed if. they are not; will
look back and wish they had made
better use of their opportunities.
for you can never improve wasted
moments. so boys. brace up, raise
up your heads, throw back your
shoulders, take your hands out OF
your pockets and above all that
pipe or cigarette out of your mouth
and cast it far from you, make up
your mind not to let any chance
for mental or physical betterment
pass unimproved: set your mark
high and do your best to reach it;
let nothing but the best satisfy you
Do cheerfully and with will what
ever your hands find to do, scorn-
ing no labor. no matter how hum
BILE, Be not ashamed of your work,
if honest labor. NO matter how low
ly. Be honest, be thank full and in
dustri0us both in school and out,
for boy or man-all boys expect
to be men-that possesses these
traits is always valued and in de-
mand. Be sure and bring your la
Dor up to you and not you down to
it. We have many beautiful ex-
amples in the lives of great men
like Lincoln who began in very
humble way but by forming habits
of reading proper'literature, Of cor
rect actions, Of honesty. of truthful
ness aud industry early in life there
was always place and calling for
him.
1t is very false idea to think
that white hands, fine clothes and
idleness make a gentleman. 1t is
only by true heart, clean habits
and perfect manners that we can
have these virtues in the humblest
occupation. The diamond is but a
homely stone till it comes under
the masters hand. Proper effort
will make fit a brilliant setting, fit.
ted for crown; so can you make
your life brilliant by Kidding it OF
all rubbish. by seeking the compan-
ionship of the pure and noble both
in Literature and every day life and
by adorning your early lite with
clean habits and polished manners.
We have heard people console
themselves by saying. Young
people will be gay" 'You cannot
expect to see old heads on young
shoulders" Boys must sow
their wild OATS" etc. Such ex-
pressions surely indicate a lack OF
reflections and wisdom.
They that plow iniquity and
sow wickedness reap the same"
and He that sows iniquity shall
reap vanity He is simple indeed
who imagines that he will be an
exception to those natural laws or
rules which operate on all mankind.
Such a delusion has proved fatal to
many poor soul, who has discov-
cred his mistake too late.
The Moral Law holds forth no
promices that they who violate its
precepts shall escape its punish
ments. 1t is written that "A pru-
dent man foreseeth the evil and
hideth himself; but the simple pass
on and are punished.
VIM. 0. McGLocHL1N.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

Football has been banished from the
New York public schools by the board
of supervisors. While there has been
no fatalities among the public school
teams this season, there has been
many accidents In which bones were
broken and pupils otherwise injured.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03
McCLURE's MAGAZINE wants

McCLURE'S MAGAZINE wants .
responsible and energetic man or
woman In Dolores and vicinity to
attend to its subscription interests.
Experience unnecessary. There Ia
liberal guaranteed compensation. A
profitable permanent business without
capital can be established among
friends aud acquaintances. Whole OF
spare time. This is the best time 10
start. Complete outfit and instructions
free. Write now. McClure's Magazine,
48 East 23rd, Street, New York City.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

Preaching service In the Dolores
school building Sunday morning at II
o'clock. Sunday school at 10 O'Clock.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
You are invited to these services.
w. F. CLARK, Pastor.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03
Asetsse ssse q Hogs.

Having taken up nve hogs some time
ago, and being unable to nnd an owner,
I will offer the ZANE at public sale at
my ranch two miles south Of Dolores,
on Monday, December l3. ut 2 p. M.
No bid will ne accepted unless sufficient
to cover feed bill and expense Of the
sale. HENRY ABLEN.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

Wanted-Fifteen teams. For further
particulars inquire Of w. H. Blake
.Cortez, Colo.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

LOST : Large Jersey COW bearing
James NcEwen's brand (bar on hip
aud shoulder). Ranges near Maria
guinnep reservoir. Return to E. b.
Clearinghouse and receive reward.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

Any one wanting Dolores town
property at right prices get informa'
ton from Harry v. Pyle. He has some
real bargains.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

little, ne may say that he who
feeds the people provides that which
not impoverishes them and makes
hin rich indeed.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

There will I've preaching services in
the Dolores Baptist church Sunday
morning at ii o'clock and at 1880 In
the evening by Rev. II. A. Miller.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

There will be preaching services at
the Lebanon school house Sunday
evening at 100. You are welcome.
w. F. Clark, Pastor.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS

Sante Fe, N. NJ, Nov. 2e.-That the
famous Old Palace at Santa Fe has
been built over nm ancient burial place
is apparent from daily finds Of skele-
tons that are being made by workneD
who are excavating under the struc-
ture to put In steam heating plant.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

Washington, Nov. S0.-The court Of
appeals Of the District Of Columbia to-
day granted the petition OF Samuel
Gompers, John Mitchell and Frank
Morrison Of the American Federation
Of Labor in the contempt case against
them for stay Of execution Of the man
date of the court sending them to jail,
The mandate is stayed Indefinitely
pending an appeal to the esupreme court
Of the United States.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

For Sale "A new double-barreled
hanierless shot gun. Inquire ut The
Star Office.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

Don't forget 70 plan to attend the
entertainment In the Hall Tuesday
evening, December 7th, by Hesie Ella
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03
Church Announcements.

Services will be held In the Dolores
Catholic church the third Sunday Of
each month.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

For Sale-B Bulbs-Lillies, Tulips, Hya-
cinths and Crocus Mrs. Elizabeth Clark
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

Bring your job printing to The Star
office. We please.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

Des Moines, Ia. Nov. %. Harold
Perkins, aged 10, who hanged himself
to his bedroom, door yesterday after
noon after having been refused permis-
sion to attend the Drake-Ames football
game, It Is believed he expected his
aunt to discover him and cut him down
before he died. His neck was broken
In the jump from the chair. He was
found by his little 6-year-old brother.
who notified his aunt.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

Travers City, Mich Nov. 27-Henry
Gaunthier, u farm hand employed BY
Joseph Lavassars, dashed through a
wall Of fire today to rescue Lavassar's
two young sons from death. The tots
had been playing with matches in the
barn and set fire to the hay. All three
will recover, despite their terrible in.
juries.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

Knoxville, Tenn, Nov. 3O.-- Eight
men were imprisoned by cave-in and
fire today in one of the copper mines
of the Tennessee Copper company at
Copper Hill, Tenn. Four oxygen he'll
NETS, two tanks Of oxygen and other
mine rescue paraphernalia were sent
from here. The fire Was soon dnder
control and it is thought the men
would be rescued.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03
Business Locals.

Subscribe for the Dolores Star.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

Albuquerque, N. N. Nov. %. Leo
poldo Torres was placed on triaiin dis
trlct court here today on the charge Of
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

numbering . negro named Bensdeld. 4
fellow prisoner, while both were in
jail several weeks ago. Beueneld ~
found In the morning with his bead
beaten to . pulp In bIs cell, the Aoor Of
which was covered with blood. Il \
alleged Torres jerked the damper Oh
the stove, heated II red-hot and be.H
bis victim to death In hIs bed.
-
Londiani, British East Africa, Nov.
3O.-Colonel Roosevelt, Kermit Roose-
welt, Edmund Heller and Leslie
carlton arrived here today from Guas
fngnius plateau. All are in splendid
health. Colonel Roosevelt expressed
himself Ne delighted again At meeting
the members of the American party
who awaited him here. The former +
president Is greatly eiated over the sue
cess Of the hunt on the plateau.
Among the sights witnessed was the
display Of lion killing with spears by
Mandi warriors. The exhibition was
thrilling one This evening the party
will proceed to Moro. where they will
be the guests Of Lord Delanere on the
latter's ranch until December 10, when
they will proceed to Nairobi.
Semidji, Mimi, Nov. IA robber,
whose name is said to be "Jiin" Smith,
was instantly killed, and Deputy Sher-
iff Andrew johnson was perhaps fatally
shot today In fight between two rob-
bers who had blown safe In the vii
Iage Of PupOsky, II miles northwest oi
here. Word was received here from
Pup0sky that the robbers were going
toward Bemidji OH railway speeder.
Sheriff Hazen, Deputy Sheriff johnson
and policeman Allen Benner went Ia
the Great Northern bridge, mile west
Of Bemidji, to watch for them. The
robters left the speeder near the bridge
and walked toward Hazen and John
son, who were concealed at the south
end Of the bridge, when the men had
approached within 10 feet Of johnson
he ordered them to halt, but WAS shot.
In the ensuing fight the robber sup.
posed to he Smith was killed.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

Princeton, Ind, Nov. oh. f.
Agar, who is alleged TO have arranged
bogus death by drowning to escape
those whom he Is alleged to have swim.
died through grain operations, was
sentenced to from two to IA years i'm
prisonment today. Agar was captured
at San Benito, Texas, some months ago
after chase that lasted nearly two
years.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03

st. Joseph, Mo-, Nov. 26.-At the
meeting of the Missouri Valley Com
mercial Teachers association today, H
.. Blaisdell of New York made a new
worlds record, writing OH the type
writer l,505 words from copy he had
not seen before, in Is minutes, or q
little more than 100 words minute.
The previous record was 95 words .
minute.
The Dolores star., 1909-12-03
nArns % euneoale9los.

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New-York tribune., 1909-12-05
hIDN4PS DAUGHTER
Boston Man 1lso CHARGED
scith attacking Womop

De'ecuNes from Brooklyn began a searc,
.ast night for Henry b. Mathers. OF Ros-
.on' on a complaint that he had lidnannea
'S niue daughter. Doris Louise Nathers
yesterday afternoon from the home of Mrs
Martha Dickenson. at No. 2se seventh ave-
nue. ana assaulted Mrs. Dickenson IN ga.-
uhs the child away
according 10 Mrs Dickenson.s story NJ
N"'nefs went 10 her home late in the after
moon IN an automobile in company with
ai'other man whom she did not know. He
demanded the child OF Mrs Dickenson and
"hen she refused 20 comply with the de-
i,iaho' struck her in the face. rushed nm
Tue stairway TO room on the second floor
"here the little one was playing. grabbed
heI ana then fed TO the automobile.
Mrs Dickinson swore out a warrant for
ms arrest She said that she was the sis
" te' e'-lh-iaw of Mr.. Mathers. who lives at No
10 aomeheld street. Boston. and told the
ponce that Mr.. and Mrs Mathers and the
napF came TO her house on a visit three
weeks ago After few days Mr.. Ma
thers returned 10 Boston, while his wife ana
ehiia remained with her. She said that she
had heard reports that Mrs Mathers had
secured decree OF divorce. together with
me custody Of the child
New-York tribune., 1909-12-05
NEW ELECTRIC COMPANY.
Concern VIII Buy in Small Properties
IN Different Places.

Interests iu the General Electric Com
rany have organized The Electrical Ttili-
ties Corp ration with an authorized capi-
tal 0f s-.5s.Hlo The new concern has been
formed 10 purchase securities Of companies
which operate power, light. gas and street
railway properties. without competition. in
prosperous cities The capital stock Of the
company consists OF $4,000 common and
E51"" preferred stock, Of which s.. $50
oa O, ,he common and l.50e.000 of the pre-
ferTei have been issued The preferred is
cumulative tr0m January ]. and after il
mas received per cent. the common Will
receive peg cent I'm dividends.
The b0a-d ~ directors Of the companv is
composed Ot tEe following: 5. 4. Mitchell.
Chairman ~ tle American Power and
L!grt Company; :. ". Childs. Of William
]. Bl.brelt * Co.. A. ". Burchar6, as
sstGrt o. President coffin Of the General
Elec,ric Company; 4. T.. Bedford. a direc-
ilr OF the Standard Oh Company; W. +.
Fisher member 0f William =. Donbright
a Cos iu London. owen II. Smith, a di-
rector ot th- British Thomson Houston
Company and L. EEeIton, Of London.
President t0fIu ~ the General Electric
Company VIII act in an advisory capacity.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-05
RECEIVERS SETTLE
XricLerbOcker Trust Com PAM
Pays SIJ0.0OO.

--he litigation over the amount OF the fees
.. ne paid 10 the former receivers OF the
t,,,,kerbocker Trust Company has been
,,,lsa out Of court by the payment of
,,snN il is understood the three receiv-
-s-Henry q. Ide. George l.. Rives ana
r-nst Thalmann-r,tained $4,000 each.
.,eir counsel receiving the remainder. Ss0-
=. The settlement was reached several
,,onths ago. but only became public yes
ssrday.
t,harles n. Keep. president Of the Knick-
.,neckcr Trust Company. said:
"a Is an unpleasant story. and the least
.is about il the better. I'm my opinion.
"a, voted 10 pay the former receivers Sl5O,-
40 on their proposition OF a settlement. and
:, 50 doing Sl5oaoo was released TO the
..rusry from the S5ao.oeo fund deposited
~ith the New York Trust Company 10
.,,ver the cost of the reoeivership."
Mr.. Keep said he considered the settle
,pent a good one. under the circumstances.
The receivers through their counsel
George ". Wickcrsham. now Attorney
General OF the United States. originally
sssed for S5sa0e5 for their five months
vo-k This amount WAS cut in halt by
Justice Lester n. Clark. OF the Supreme
Court. before whom the reoeivership pro-
.ecsings were instituted. He allowed each
r.oeiver S5.eo and $4,000 20 their counsel.
The trust company appealed. and the
arrellate Division reduced the fee 10 10000
20 each receiver and s2o.eo0 TO counsel. The
rece.vers carried the case TO the Court OF
Aopeals. which ordered that the $4,000
compensation allowed by the Appellate Di-
vision should stand.
The receivers then retained ex-Judge
Parker, and lie succeeded in having the
proceedinss sent back from the Court of
Appeals for review. Justice Clark appoint
e. ex-JUs,ice Charles =. Brown referee
70 take testimony, thus reopening the
wnoie case.
The directors Of the company. after one
hearing before the referee. decided evident
ly ihat Il ould be better 20 accept a COM
promise settlement :han face a lcng-drawn-
Cut snd costly legal contest. and voted 10
pay the amount demanded. Sl50.0eo
New-York tribune., 1909-12-05
COTTON COMPANY ELECTIONS.
Consolidated Duck Corporation Read
justs Executive STAFF.

The executive stan OF the Consolidated
Cotton DIck Company has been readjust,-d.
Thomas n. Turner, OF this city. being elect
81 1res.dcHa 10 succeed Charles X. Oliver,
o. Baltimore who has become vice -presi-
oe-t and treasurer. The other officers
eiecied are: Charles 2. Grantham. OF
Hamilton, Canada. vioe-president and gen
eEs. manage, and Spencer Turner, of this
c,,, assistant general manager. David II.
Carroll and George X. McGsw, both OF
Baltimore, were continued ss vioe-presi-
cents
TIE board of directors Of the corporation
has been increased from hfteen 10 eighteen
members ly rle addition OF Mr. Grantham.
:. 3. M5-rs.. and T.. T. Revere. The former
h a well k-aHu cotton duke manufacturer
q Cals1a, 1Ir. MoErell is . member Of the
arm a- Baker, carver a. Morreu. and Mr..
Revere -s member ot The banking firm
o. DICK l.0s e. Co. Tile headquarters of
fe corporation. lt was announced, would
continue t0 ae a. Baltimore
New-York tribune., 1909-12-05
WANT "HEeREw" CUT OUT.

lp,,---'''s'on, Dec. Appealing 20 the
n, :. otion Commission for an eiimina-
is-,'s- me cesignation OF "Hebrew' I'm all
tsb,,'l 'ioh repOrts. Simon Wolf. repre-
NJ y, various Jewish societies. and julius
lon,---'f' ~ Chicago. appearing for the
- is Protection League. addressed
ou,i'iiisslon to-day in favor Of their
asfl- They said that the cesig-
tts heprew' was religious in nature
tlais1 10 place IA the reports Of immi-
2 b S5nlihg here. They desired Jews
slef taigAn az Germans, Russians o-
" irc'o iiues, according 10 the coun-
New-York tribune., 1909-12-05
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A Los ANGELES. CALIFORNIA. CORPORA
TION. with bank references wishes 20 act
Pacific Coast representative for manufacturers or
wholesale houses for all or any Of the following
lines: Brushes. combs, leather goods. hair goods
novelties. notions. etc Address r. LESLIE, 3l2
Currier Building. Les Angeles. California
MAI. AND OFFICE BUSINESS FOR SALE
Tho best mans article ever invented; 10 900
so1 In short tne. with little adv ertisng. owner
has Othg- Interests. may consider partnership
investigation solicited. 80 West 10Th ST. store.
TEN THDI SAND will purchase half interest
IN typewriter. money 10 be used fevery cent
- 50 in manufacturing tls machine: very
highest = frTsnCes. own factory. this a
high grade CIgEihed proposition; II you can
aTurd 20 raHe a chance Investigate /. ).
CranIa'i. So broad -. Nevark. -. y.
UNDER ORDER 81 court. the Carnody Foundry
and Machine shops. % Cedar Ra IDS Iowa
ana goodwill ~ the business will DO sold at pTi-
waite sale Cor cash 20 the hest bidder; the bus-
ress un6er Mr. Carmody management vas Very
successful and viii De conducted by the ad-
rnirstrators until sold. A. T. Cooper and Allan
McDun. Adms.
$500 600 600 SAVED COTTON GROWERS AN
NIALLY.-I do Il, proof positive: neel
investigating unless rou possess SO or $4,000.
unusual executive ability and powerful influence;
interview bv appointment; only PRINCIPALS: no
agents. THOMAS LDMAK NJ GOWAN Exec
uf0g, loo William -. Phone 5lG9-JOun.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-05
FAITH II CHICAGO SUBWAY.
Controlling Bond Interests Send Out a
ReassUring Letter.

.. p. Russell g. Co.. bankers. Of &c Wall
a..ee- ta. O.lua-ius bond interests Of the
-l.eag. S-HEsE Company. have sent
ate. t9 t-e security holders expressing
'---eaee Cd tae iIrlIe OF the property. It
says.
v.No-a.ae Aas developed which has in any
~ a.-- .-E .I.L.ou lLat The property
49,. .I N.. Justify the faith tie
~. -.'s..i. -ase Lad .u n; tAat il should
~. -. .- looked upon as an entel prise
, -aA .....l. a-t tlat the action taken
-, &C u i.f ts- protection Of all, ana
~ y li.t..-s business way a. finish
'ti-siI -.-..l necessary 20 operate IN
see Way t-t e9ll,aEy's freight bust
Ihs hiFl integrity of the gentlemen who
~ el- O. receivers and on tie reor-
81 S----'--- conn. .f,te, ana the fairness Of
-, .ah'l hy all parties ia inter-
60. n..'- '.- I.al ~ the reorganization
e,. ....'r -- made public. b. viii bo ac-
49, r. s-latl- ay Tie holders OF all
-1a " D---.....4lZ securities.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-05
A. S. BIGELoW WINS POINT.
Granted Writ of Error in Suit Brought
Against Him by Copper COMPANY

DoS'oh' Dec. An appeal 20 the United
supreme Court on writ Of error
was granted to-day to A. s Rireiou, a.
the suit brought against him tSSo ,,..rs
ago by the Old Dominion Copper Comnanv
An execution in favor OF the companv for
sl'AS-'S-s was issued by the state supreme
Court last Saturday in connection with The
case which is over the alleged secret
prohts obtained by Bigelow at the time of
me organization OF the company.
IN the company's case against Leonard
Le"isohn' OF New York. Bigelow's part
her IN the transactions. the United states
supreme Court decided in his. Lewisohns,
favor. -
New-York tribune., 1909-12-05
Female


REAU, 1853 West I'D st.--Domes,ic help: ref
erences investigated. Telephone connection
CHAMBERNIAID.-Very good seamstress; or
will take place as parioTmaid; nrst class ref
srences Miss Margaret Smiths Bureau. Is
West 42d 81 Phone 3O39-Bryant.
CHAMBERMAID.- D.-Experienced young girl: sood
sewer. best references. city or country: wages
s22-s25. CAN at Lang q BOecherer Co.'S Bureau,
+3-45-4T West 33d St
CHAMBERMAID AND WAI1RESS.-Very neat
and onliging coed references; has friend good
laundress. Mathewsons Bureau. Sis 6th ave.
Tel 31s-BTyart
CHAMBERMAID and wAITRESS.-First class
chsmbermaids and Mattresses; best city refer
ences schroeder's Bureau $50 Lexington ave.
5Sth and 59th SITS. Telephone 61a3-Pisza
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS BY Young
Danish glFl, thoroughly competent: best fer
ences. friend chsmbeImald, seamstress. will sep
a. ate. Csterberes Bureau. tl6 Lexington ave
CHAMBERMAID and wAITREss.-By young
ucrSsps saa NJ Hofmave-'s I,urea1- isa %Ws,t
Esd Telephone is64-Chelsea-
CHAMBERMAID and LAUNDREss.-By young
mayer's bureau. 1853 West 23d st. Telephone
lsG4-Chelsea
CHAMBEPMAIp and wAITRk:sS.-Nesi young
GIL % Inde,stSmqs er her sa s Sssf Srs
iso East 2ath Tel 51o6-Madison.
CoOK.-First class; rhree years reference; city
country. d. Airs. Golfers Agency. IL West
2sd ST
CooK.-win assist laundry; very neat; excel
cdl,a,. eht 'ejsTsnss' hssnS ,sa @ wes, ssS y, " MIS-
COOK-Young German; excellent cook; best
references. city or country: wages S3o-S40
q. hOechercr Co. 5 Bureau ti-4s-if Z
West 33d st.
COOK-Youne Finnish girl: excellent cook and
baker: willing help with laundry work;
three wears place: has excellent reference.
Jussila bureau. So Lexington ave. Tel. 4i53-
Plaza.
cOoK-German. $50 and a competent nurse at
Ilr Rursau p rHst 80 81 Tea
b255 Madison.
cooK-competent; private family. Of BY DAY.
$50 East 66th st.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-05
MONTREAL SYNDICATE MAY BUY.
"'sonAt'ng for Quebec-Jacques Cartier
Electric Company.

-l'ons are in progress looking 20
sac oF t-e American Light and Trac-
company ~ me Queboc-Jacques car
1.ee'rc Company, its only Canadian
4'4' 10 ne Montreal syndicate that is
-'-i'ag u.e d.ferent electric power and
- companies ~ The city Of quebec.
-. i''~'s i9 consolidate them into cor
- -o 'e Froeu ss the Quebec Ligir.
ss.,. e-o Power Company. with SlGJJ0.O00
STOCK and $4,000. 80 bonds.
-. S1e'ee-Jacgucs Cartier Electric Com
-. o"As and operates a water power
s.. twenty Iailes from Quebec and a
L.. i.s'i m tlat city. and has a per
H.. iiaHra-se fer furnishing electric
~ll p.Her .u Quebec.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-05
MANILA MILLS TO SUSPEND.

Manila, Dec. A.-Managers of the local
eotton mills announce that they will be
ooIsed TO suspend operations when their
present stocks are exhausted because of
me nigh prices OF raw material in New
hoIk ana London. Five hundred operatives
viii be rendered idle
New-York tribune., 1909-12-05
PULLMAN PLANT IN DETROIT

Lansing Mich, Dec 4.-The Pullman Car
company, Chicago. filed articles OF incor-
poration here to-day. with an authorized
capital OF S5ooeeo. Some time after the first
OF next year the company will increase its
capital stock and erect a plant in Detroit.
The authorized stock OF the parent COM
pany is sloo.oOooco. and il pays a franchise
lee OF S2is %, based on its business and
property In Michigan
New-York tribune., 1909-12-05
oRTHoPEOic FOOTWEAR.

CHAs LIPP p years with Dr r. kahler, sTs
Lexington ave Gist SD. Anatomical shoe
p,aker shoes for cTipples and tender feet a spe-
risifv Lspps .Ofh century Afcn supporters
PHILIP HEMGENBERG. maker Of remedial
shoes. correcting All ceiects of locomoil9h ~
ANIMATION free 500 W. Ssth 81. near sth ave.
a UATsMANN Orthopedie Shoemaker. 2ss
" rssf s2s - Rheumatism due 10 weak ankles
and nat feet cured
saN MARCO Fine custom Shoes. Orihopedie
gpeciallst Fiat feet cured fArch supportefsl
i2s Fasi 2ad q
ORTHOPEDIC BOOT MAKER.-shoes for nat
fcet and buniOn troubles; also other remedial
footwear. = n AltieTi. IOi West 4Sd 81.