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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1909-08-24
PETER AND NUMBER SIX
By Francis Churchill Williams

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1903. by j. B Lppncou Coz
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
COMMISSION PLAN IS
ADVOCATED FOR CHICAGO
Sunday Evening Club FaVors sueees-
ton offered for Latte Day Form
of Municipal Government

CHICAGO, Dec. 3-Reorganization
of the municipal government of Chi
cago, to take a form similar 10 that
known as the commission plan, was
advocated by Attorney Walter l..
Fisher in an address delivered before
the Mems league of the Chicago sun
day Evening club at the University
club last night
1t was declared that no necessity eX-
listed for the election by the people
of more than one administrative or
executive officer the mayor. Heads
of all other departments should be
appointed by the mayor and held per-
sonally responsible for the acts of his
appointees.
1t was urged that the ward lines be
extended so that but small num-
Der of aldermen would constitute the
city council and that only one alder
man should be elected from each ward.
Members of the Sunday Evening
club indorsed the proposition by word
Of mouth at the close.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
EMMANUEL PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH HOLDS FESTIVAL
Bazaar Opened at EbeI Club House
and Will Be Continued Today.
List of Committees

The annual festival under the aus
pices of the women of Emmanuel Pres
byterian church opened yesterday at
the Ebell club house and will be con-
tinued today. Last evening a supper
was served, and this afternoon a spe-
cial entertainment will be given for
children.
Mrs. G.. A. Brock is general chairman
of the bazaar committees. Those in
charge of the various departments are:
Mrs. e. S. Rowley, entertainments;
Mrs II. X. Walker, infants wear; Mrs.
William Bayly, fancy work; Mrs. Allen
Aldrich, domestic; Mrs. ]. r. Wallace,
country store; Mrs w. e. McVey,
aprons; Miss Sara Crossman, dolls;
Miss Pauline Lynch, candy; Mrs. F. o.
Johnson, refreshments; Mrs. w. b.
Matthews, dining room.
Others assisting are Mines. Clute,
Chichester, Salisbury, Purcell, Carlisle,
Payne, Seeley Hartwell, Hayward,
Hollingsworth, Flint, Bailey Fullwood,
Smith. Harding and Hardin and Misses
Kemper Mabel Clute, Candace John
son. Decatur Page and Grace Rowley.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
ELKS WILL HOLD ANNUAL
SERVICES FOR THOSE DEAD
Memory of Those Gone Will Be Eulo.
gized in Yearly Lodge of
Sorrow

The floral and electrical decorations
of the Majestic theater are to be most
elaborate on the occasion of the annual
lodge of sorrow to be held in the
thoater by Los Angeles lodge of Elks
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Webster Davis of Kansas City lodge
No. 26 will give the memorial address,
while Paul j. Mccormick of Los An
geIes lodge No. SO will deliver the
eulogy.
The chair officers of Los Angeles
lodge who will conduct the ritualisttc
part of the services are Exalted Ruler
Leo Youngsworth, Esteemed Leading
Leo Youngworth, Esteemed Loyal
Knight John f. Howard and Esteemed
Lecturing Knight w. w Homan.
The lower floor of the theater will be
reserved for members of the order. The
doors will be closed promptly at 2:3O
O'Clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
SOMNAMBULIST Is HELD
RESPONSIBLE FOR SHOOTING

SOUTH FARMINGTON, Mass, Dee.
3.-What the police believe to be a
sleep walkers well nigh fatal attack
on his parents has come to light here
with the arrest of 17-year-old Hinman
Knowlton. When Knowlton's parents
were sleeping early yesterday three
shots were fired into their room, one
grazing Mrs. Knowltons forehead and
another hitting Mr.. Knowlton in the
jaw. A small caliber revolver, said
to be owned by the son, was found on
the floor Young Knowlton, who was
apparently asleep, has disclaimed all
knowledge of the shooting.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
DESIGNATES BIG TRACT
OF LAND FOR SETTLERS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-Secretary
today designated 10000 acres
of land in Wyoming as subject to dis
position under the enlarged homestead
law. The localities affected, it is said
at the interior department today, are
not considered susceptible of success
full irrigation at a reasonable cost from
any known source of water supply. In
900 acres of land i'm Wyoming have
been designated as subject to DISPOSE
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
STRIKE LEADERS
ARE CONFIDENT
ACTION OF TRAINMEN DOES
NOT END FIGHT
SWITCHMEN DENY THEY WANT
TO COMPROMISE
Conditions in Seattle Are Somewhat
Relieved, but General stagnation
Continues in Other North
western Towns
tContinued from PAGE OneI

pied much of the attention of railway
officials.
The question of lifting the restric-
tion against receiving freight for ship
ment to different points within the
strike zone was taken up by the diff
ferent railroads.
officials of the Chicago, Burlington
e. Quincy railroad this afternoon an
nounced that the road would accept
freight consigned to St. Paul, Mime
apolis or Duluth and to all points in
the northwest.
The Chicago, Milwaukee e. st. Paul,
however, will accept only goods of a
non-perishable character for western
points.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
All Seams Allowed.

Anything new in shirtwaists is always
eagerly welcomed by the home dress
maker. This smart model has the front
fullness laid In backward turning tucks
stitched part of the way down; in the
back the stitching extends to the waist
line. A pretty feature of the mode is
the box plait that extends over the yoke
In front and back. The sleeves are in
the regulation shirtwaist style. The pat
tern is in sizes-S2 to AZ inches bust
measure For 3e-inch bust the waist will
require AZ yards of material 20 inches
wide, 3% yards "a inches wide, So yards
27 inches wide, 21s yards SO inches wide,
III yards AZ inches wide.
Price OF pattern, 10 cents.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
OIL WORKER FOUND DEAD;
CAUSE BELIEVED NATURAL

COALINGA, Dec civilian Hunt,
an oil worker, was found dead in his
bunk house on an oil lease two miles
from this city early this morning
On table nearby was a letter evil
IDENTIFY written the night before to an
acquaintance, stating he was i'm per
feet health and his affairs were all
right No marks of violence were on
the body. and although the inquest has
not yet been held it is thought the man
died from natural causes.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
POLYTECHNIC HIGH SCHOOL
PRESENT GOLDSMlTH'S PLAY
Pupils of Advanced Institution Enact
Various Roles in Comedy "She
Stoops to Conquer"

Students of the Polytechnic high
school presented "She Stoops to Con-
quer" last night in the high school aud
itorium. The part of Kate Hardcastle
was enacted by Rosa Krug, Tracey
Lumpkin by James Patton Sir Charles
Mariowe by Irving Mcdaniel and Hard
castle by John Keller. Myron Rodda,
Isabel Smith and Ruth Sidney also took
parts. Thes production was under the
direction of Miss Louise Dixon.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
HERALD PATTERNS

As further convenience to our readers all
patterns ordered from The Herald will here
after be delivered within five days from the
time tho order is received in this Office. This
insures ten days prompter delivery of pat
terms than has ever before been attempted
by any newspaper in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
Former Jockey Commits Suicide

DENVER, Dec. 3..-Robert e. Dun
kin, horse owner and formerly d
jockey, committed suicide today in a
rooming house in this city. He recent
ly had conducted an unsuccessful res
taurant venture at Hugh, Colo
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
Many Men Left Idle

BUTTE, Mont, Dec. 3.-The mines
and smelter of the Pittsburg- Montana
Copper company closed today through
lack Of fuel, throwing out between 400
and 500 men. About $500 men are now
out of work in this state on account Of
the strike.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04

Several hundred pupils of the public
schools, plus small quota of teach
ers, formed the audience gathered in
Simpson auditorium Thursday after
noon to listen to the first of the winter
series of school concerts.
The program was presented by Mrs.
Estelle Heartt Dreyfus, cOntralto, with
the assistance of Wenzel Kopta, vio-
linist, and Mrs Hennion Robinson,
accompanist, and each number was
prefaced by Mrs. Dreyfus with a few
words, telling the theme of the songs,
personalities of the composers and
significance of the compositions.
Mature Stories Told i'm Melody" was
the plan of the program which had
been arranged by Mrs. Dreyfus as fol-
lows:
Brds-Hark Hark, The Lark, Schubert
The Swan, Grieg; The Blue Bird, Zerbe; The
Cuckoo, Peycke.
Violin Solo-Elegie, Neserva; Cascade Kont-
ski.
RESPONSIBILITIES, Manney; The Lost Roses,
Speaks Smiles, Peycke.
dedicated to the school boys and girls Of
Los Angees)
Violin Solo-The Zephyr, Hubay; Mountain
Echoes CFor violin aone), Kopta,
Seasons--The Autumnai Gale, Greg.
Elements-The Wind, Sprossi Snowflake,
Cowen; April Rain, Speaks.
Miss Peycke, who had written the
music for Smiles" one of the songs
of the afternoon, was in the audience,
and pleasant incident was her pres
entation to the children to whom the
song is dedicated
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04

An enjoyoble program of organ and
violin numbers was given in Temple
auditorium yesterday afternoon by
Bruce Gordon Kingsley and Oskar
Selling. this being tie third recital in
the Kingsley course. Both men are
too well known in Los Angeles to need
renewed praise of their work. Mr..
Selling had the able assistance of Miss
Harriette Crane, accompannist. Mr.
Kingsley prefaced each number by
explanatory remarks.
Programmed numbers We're the fol-
lowing:
overture" Raymond Thomas
Violin solo-Meditation, 'Thais" ....Massenet
Oscar Selling.
Nuptial March .....''....''''.''.''''''6u '6ullmaht
Violin solo-'Ave Maria .,,,......... Schubert
Oscar Selling.
Prelude-"Lohengrin" ....,..............W Wagner
Short intermission.
The storm 'LeHnulens
GaVotte .bach
Miserere-"n Trovatore'' ............,.....Nerdi
Violin solo-Russian airs .........., Wieniawsk
Oscar Selling.
II
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04

Encore numbers, given in response
to requests from the audience were
Organ-"E Evening Star" (Tannhauser) !;
Spring Song" (Mendelssohn); ride
of the Valkurs" (Wagner); pilgrims
Chorus" (Wagner). Violin-"Gavotte
(Gosseg); "Humoresque" Ovorak).
The concert to be given December 81
may be devoted wholly to selections
from Wagner's operas, and later in
the season Mr.. Kingsley is planning
"Parsifal" program.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04

viii reserve a piano to
make your home happy
Christmas day, then ar
range payment Of two years
or more if you need the
time.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-13
l,l,lEE MENTION

George Apcr IL In from his ranch
to-day,
L. II, white ot ~ klamath Is In
the city
L. y. Mulkcy Of ~ klamath is In
the city,
T. y. ilartcr of Merrill ~ N the
city tp-'la,
u. VI. Rhoads of odessa IL pay ins
the city visit.
7. =. Campbell of i.angcll valley 10
IN town ON business
]. Frank Adams is In the city to.
day on business,
II. Schmohr Jr. of Dairy, ore, was
In the city YESTERDAY
Judge II. l.. Henson leaves IN the
morning Tor Coos iiay,
Frank Nbhott of Eagle Point H.
stopping at the American.
J. T.. Miner aud JaE. Ryan have ~.
turned from their trip tn the timber
Henry Schmohr aud wife of swan
lake are In the city to-day on shop
ping trip,
Mrs. Ice He'll. wifo ~ one nf tho
prominent merchants of l.akcyicw. Is
registered ut the Lakeside.
For good home cooking, come to
the Oregon House Meals % cents
H. !. Winters and wife returned
yesterday from Odessa. where they
have been on an outing,
Rev, Bishop. pastor of the Mctho.
dist Episcopal church of Merrill Is In
the city ON business,
Mrs ". 7. lee. dnughtcr.in.law of
Captain J, u Ice, LETT Tor her hnmr
In Sunnyyalc this morning.
For u cup ot coffee that makes lifr
worth living. come to the Oregon
House,
l. ". Whitlatch. \ Anderson. \. u
Mcscrly and John Ratlif. all oi Mcr.
rill, are registered at the American
Police Judge i.rayitt lett ihih
morning for Mono county. cat. To
visit his mother. who Is seriously ~
Better get your hair goods of an
experienced halr.workcr who under.
stands the blending of color For
on" week at Mrs Fields,
Mrs. " =. Barn-s. with her son.
Marion. and two daughters. Hazel
and Goldic. left this morning for the
Lake of the Woods aud may taxi. IN
n" hncklcb.rry patch before return.
Ing.
Mrs. o ". Hector. wife ~ o 81
Hector, proprietor of III" Bpnuu
store. with her mother and wa chil.
dr"n. arrived here last evening and
VIII remain permanently.
l.. T.. Reed. u real cstat. man Of
Portland, formerly conductor on
the Astoria a Columbia Riscr raii.
road. Is paying this city visit. Mr..
Reed Is an old acquaintance of Cir.
Cuit JHug' Nolnnd,
\ white owl. which II IL said Is
only found In Alaska. uaH recently
KILLED at Al'amont. and IL on cShlbI.
tion at the Gun Store. having been
mounted by j. ". Frey. taxldcrmist.
IN" bird II curiosity. and worth cs.
animation.
Mr. and Mrs. GeorR. ChastaIn and
Two children and Mrs. sutton re-.
turned last evening from their out.
lng on the Upper lake. George says
that the only fault he has to ilnd with
bis vacation Is that II was not hair
long enough.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. ID. North returned
Yesterday from Odessa. where they I
were spending their vacation. Mrs. .
North says that she did not XIII any .
ieer nor catch any fish. but she laid .
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flinger iaa at iiee op fra llnoerbui-
Den uoen at fomme belt til llobruo |
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bar icg bapt 8IpSe al bet.
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fompetcnt til al forhere BAN on DC
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,,nSer flor 3eItngeIie. Sun par MI
plbIt al 5 Ssifen % oeb lin Geo SO
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-01
Sislac IsSselelie fra gatent.aS

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fugal separator. c Erickson, Tower
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Minneapolis, MINI, Lock. " S Harm
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+ Koch. st. Paul, MINI, Wall coustruc-
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coupling. NJ d Weidenbach & + b Pc
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| Childs, St Paul, MINI, M~eat-salter. i
Hoople, Duluth, MINI, Grain-car door
n o Johnson, Virginia, MINI, Sample
display apparatus. w II Johnson, Col
gaia, n d, Mail-box. + T McNally
Mandan. n ID. Mechanical movement. {
z Mcnamara, Duluth, MINI, Margin in.
dicator for typewriters. c { Nelson.
Lafayette, MINI, Quack-grass destroyer
c NJ Porter, Darlington, II, Meta
grain-tank. r u Rathbone, Chatheld
MINI, Railway-tie. 0 Rieske, st Loui,
| Park, MINI, Metal-disk straightener. ]
Sanfasen, Medford, n d, Grindstone hui
construction. l. White & p Pole
Clear Lake, SD, Starting device for ga
soline engines.
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Sernhnra Ssrt,,s peaater. !


uocn CT Seaat paa oper 100000 8r.,
icm afoeoe @uIopareinbrifant Bern.
borb Sert5 bar itiitet Ill Soroel for
Spiubcr, Der bar pGret beiti9ftiget
t fisbenbopnif SaaropnrfS. elcr
SobrifSbriit, o. ON bnis Spertaaelic
al aommuncbeitpreIien gorgerre.
prGieuiationer fol tr9fie geitem.
melie. Dor aiosoe p6erIigcre peo ut
5eltomenie bortifi9nfet isleenoe be.
tpoelige @eIsb: iii tefnoloaiif Sn.
ititut 100000 SIR, bporaf De go.
900 SIR. alereoe por fomrret til ITO
Detailing iroen bans Gsb. til SuIo'
im~eoeIaueets StifteIie 10000 SIR,
bporai 10000 SER. oIlcrebe rar no.
betoIt, mcoenS gfosoe lepebe, bull.
fet oaiaa bar SiIi9Ioet meb 10000
SIR. til 9srneboipitaIet % 10000
ar. til arnitinbuitrimui9et GnDpi.
oere er ifi4rfet I'll Subuitriforenin'
gen 10000 Ser, til SGrlingeblem.
met 10000 Ser, % Woioiif SroeS.
iamfuro 10000 SIR. Salt bar 9ern'
barb Serts iaaleocs raooct coer ca.
100000 ar. til aImernptiige 6or'
maal.
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Spas foiter Sersensbancn? @aa'

ON ct aars 9ib eler bel iaa bet ale
arbeiber paa 90 i I%rleoniug al Der
genSbanen er fprbige, oil Den bare
foitet life iaa LarGsf rc go Wtilioner
arpner. gergen-gois Sonen bar,
~influiipe Den for noeIe acr itoen
fulbfsrte Smbperins til breot Spor,
frppet 1419 Iiuiou. Eli Str9f'
ninaen @cis-lliteoiet, Den oeIten.
fieIbifc Gel al 9ergensborcn, ptl
iaIt meosaa,ea. %, os til lliteoiet-
Roa, Sen eitcniieIbife Gel, ca. 16
WiQioner. 9Gages bertil acItenoet
al geraens me Stationsarronse'
ment, en- rimelig Irbel | ari'ttanla
2Itbnneitotions l1bpibeIie % enoelt9
en- gnoeI ! @nlGgsuogifterne ariitt'
anio-Roa.9onen, pil man bore
naaet goot op imob De GO Ntiu.
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GrcorifsTtub mcooeles Den IA. Wat:
otter Spoopc fra SrcorifSitoo 5sm'
mcrSireftipu er Der iaar anmelot
GOO, 900 Splpter Senmer til 6leo'
nina oiennem @lommer. 9esuoen
o%ienIioocr 10000 poa Sieren og
neo dicnnem 8lommen til Nes
Scenic. Serai fol ca. 100000 SplO'
ter til SarpSborg6rugene, Heltelt'
500. 600 ~i6ercgnet sc 100000 3plp'
fer, Der bar Iiggct i~noeirosIct | S.
n~csfioroen, ifaI neo I'll 6reorifsNtao'
brlacne. Smiolertib ienoes Der 90
ifiQio Srrloit til Geauloiefabrtferne
! ellen % Rois, fra iiior az oes'
uSeu iii Surum o. fra iaor al oes'
,tScn til 9rommensiobriferne, lao
Soobruaere PED Sreorifsitao pil life
foo mere, END Sc pleier Of faa. 6lso'
niuacr eicnncm Den me Ssmmer'
tunnel err MI fommet / goo GRIT.
Ser ooor ca. 1000 8Dluter | Gegnet
oieunem 3uuneIeu. men man renter
nj furre Fou orepet bet op Ill $500.
geS ,Sorie9 bar man nemlig funne'
fIshe $50 SnIpter poa EN- Sime. Ter
fishes boabe Goq og Rnt. arpeiSs'
itcSerre or oplpit peo SiGlp al Sur'
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