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New-York tribune., 1909-02-21
B4LTTC DOCKS LATE,
BIG White Star Liner Makes Her
GdngDlaRk Fast at 1854 II. ".

The White Star liner Baltic, from Liverpool, with
seventy-seven first caoin passengers on board,
up TO her pier unusually late last night She
left Quarantine 9I2 p m. and made her gang
plank fast at 1884 .. m
About half OF her first and second cabin pas
sengers came ashore. the others preferring to re-
main aboard Among the passengers the Baltic
j Bruce Ismay. president Of the interna tional
Mercantile Marine Company, who IS his usual
semi-annual business trip He greatly inter
ested the opinion OF travellers the late dock
ing Of steamers. Il was said by customs official
the pier last night that the jority Of the
pa Rssengers a rule persons living outside
the city there great advantage offered
them by docking steamer after 10 p. N.
There had been some uncertainty in the afternoon
over bringing the Baltic up TO her pier last night
and II not until the line had received de-
cision by wireless from Captain Ransom that II
decided 10 bring her up. Because of the late hour
of her arrival few friends pier to meet
the Baltc's passengers.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21
TO SEND LIBEL P4PERS-
Indictments IN Panama Case 10
Leare Washington TO-moTOlc-

zx.e4i,p+on Feb ao-Certif1ed copies OF the IN
5fffnents against Joseph Pulitzer, president o. l
-. To,,f,isbfnz Company. and Caleb NJ Van
F4ar,,-,, and Robert h Lyman editors OF Inc ->e"
York World and Delavan Smith ana mares II
1E-iIlians owners and proprietors OF Ihe lhulah-
,rsltS News growing out Of the puDiicatloh IN
,,ose new sraDs-s alleged libellous articles re-
s.,,.ffog the purch:tse OF The Panama canal 10
.,+ar Rith bench warrants for their arrest. VIII
he sent 10 New York and Indianapolis on 1dohdaS-
These papers viii BE- sent by mail TO Uhlteo Stats
District Attorney StiTuson. for the Southern DIS
rrict Of New York. for the arrest OF the three
world defendants, and the District Attorney
al Indianapolis fer the arrest Of the two News
defendants.
The decision Of the District Attorneys once mere
send the papers 70 New York unth MohdaS
Is due to representations made by counsel for Ihe
World that i the desire OF Mr. Pulitzer, VINO
is expected 10 return from cruise in the South
At that tiTe confer with counsel and others be-
lore the papers actually were served The next
procedure will be for the United States Attorneys
in New York and India lapolis TO swear out war
rants for the arrest and removal this jurisdIc-
tion OF the defendants
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21
TESSEL'S GREET DANGER.
The John III. Starin, Half Filled zcith
Water, aground off Bridgeport.

Bridgeport Conn. Feb. 2o.-Tnted at angle
of - degrees and with a heavy breaking over
the half filed hold. the steamer John H Starin
which ran aground the fats off the outer break
water last night, will probably he total loss
4 volunteer crew from the tugboat Sarah Nc
Williams succeeded after several hours work. in
reScuing Captain Van Pelt OF the Starin and the
crew The dories of the rescung party were al
most smashed against the side of the vessel. and
il was with great difficulty that the rescue
made
II the heavy seas do not break up the Starin be
fore morning an effort will be made by a New
Haven wrecking company 10 patch up the hole in
the port bow and tow her into deep water. II was
because of the big leak that attempt made
to-day to pull her into deep water, where she
might have sunk.
Captain Van Pelt said that he was seeking
shelter from the heavy gale which swept the Sound
las. night when he was blown from his course tow
ard the inside OF the breakwater.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21
UP FOR STEALING JEwELRY.
Head Of ''McNutt Non-Explosive GasoIene
Tank Manufacturing Co Held in 81. 500

William H. McNutt, president Of The McNutt
Non-Explosive Gasolene Tank Manufacturing Com
pany," OF No. 5O9 West 5Sth street was arralgned
in the jefferson Market police yesterday on
charge OF grand larceny He held In 81 800 ba II
for examination next Thursday.
McNust was formerly connected with the Central
Idaho Gold Mining Company and other mining in
terests. On May y. 1896, he was sentenced to two
years and six months iu Sing Sing for selling Jobn
Whyatt, saloonkeeper. al 127th street and Ienox
avenue. $3.50 worth of worthless stock in this com
pany. On November a. 1903, ne was released on
bail pending decision in the Court Of Appeals
Since then he has conducted his gas tank business
in West 5Sth street until lie arrested vestar-
'day by Joseph c. Hicke. probation officer for
Ma gistrate Walsh
The complainant against him Mrs. Grace W
Mitchell who said that she in the real estate
business et No 192 State street BROOKLYN Mrs
Mitchell says that the night OF December -
1895. she and McNutt went To the house of a friend
in e5th street near Fifth avenue. Mrs Mitchell
SAYS she diamond sl,nburst diamond ear
rings. diamond brooch and marquise ring when
she entered the house and tha: when she left the
house she was minus her Jewels. She has received
information that her Jewels West 42d street
pawnshop.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21
SAILED
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ondon Feb Is-AtTtcan Prince tBr). New FORK via
Care Town. etc. -, - -, "a. o.-.
fs--Cirecaa Prince tBr) New 1ork VIA bar
baao. Pernambuco and Aaceio -, II,
r4,xta l.sb 30 q a MA Bretasne drl: New York
A1t rter,1 Feb 90 p m-Zeesnd ttlrl. New fork
Plymouth Feb % 4 m-Philadeiphia' New iOrA i0'
cn,sitsr Fsb 2o-Indrahi CI3r,. New York for Hong
Kong. shanghai. etc
SAILED.
SOU hampton Feb 90 l2sfS rnnnnehaha 'hr'' from
for New York
clasrca FEB 2OCaIedonia tfsrl. NeN York via Neville
IyaVrr Feb 20. a ns--Ia Touraine tFr) New York
Ij,aryo,i Ia--Cevtc tFr) New York.
.srdan, FEB .e-Roterdam dutch. tank). New
York.
Ii1slVa Feh l6-IIncairn tFsri New York
r1o-dsaux Feb 1s-HudHon tFrl. New YORK
Rer;nuda ~ e;in .n--rrtnIdad ssEl. N~~ YORK
canIe. Feb fT-Snn Giovanni UtaD New York
A1trern Feb nOon-kroonland (BelEb. New York
Bremen Feb 20. > m-Gneisenau tcserl. New fork
7otterssm Frb 80 2 q n-Noordnm (Dutchl. New York
BouloanA
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Feb 2o-Wheat for May delivery sold
here to-day at 81 1914 bushel overtopTsng by &c
during the previous session. The gain. however
was not maintained. the market weakening under
heavy realizing sales. AT the close prices were
I9c lower lsc to &c higher. compared with yes
ter,ay's final quotations. Corn, oats and pro
visions closed weak.
Wide fluctuations in the price Of the May de-
for the day being 1890. The sharp upturn TO
new high level occurred In the first fifteen minutes
of the day. when the May option rose TO 81 l6z.
after opening at 81 15l2 10 81 l5s4. The advance
was due buying by prominent longs and by
local shorts. who were actuated by an advance OF
ssc to Ssc IN he Liverpool price The bulge
brought out liberal realizing sales. part OF which
credited to the leader OF the bulls This
caused quick break to 81 1875. Distant deliveries
at the same time sold OF sharply and failed TO
recover to any extent the lost ground. although
the Nav option regained much of the loss. owing
TO the excellent demand for the cash grain at all
the principal grain centres in this country. De
1s5 0Oo bushels mainly of No. hard winter,
reported The market closed heavy with May
81 l5b. to 81 l5s., and July 81 00fs TO 81 0Oss.
AntIcipating n liberal movement Of next
week owing to improved weather conditions. local
holders sold freely throughout the entire day,
causing sharp losses in all deliveries Receiving
houses reported that offerings from Illinois and
further west much more liberal to-day. A
decline Of Iac to sc in the price of the cash grain
helped TO weaken the options. The market closed
weak at almost the lowest point OF the day, with
prices Ssc TO 3.c i1c to sc below the previous
close Final quotations May were at 65l.c
and July 64&ac TO 647Bc.
Oats weakened under realizing sales by local
longs which caused final losses OF 1kc to &c TO
I1sc. the latter being in the September delivery.
Likelihood that receipts next week would show
a material Increase because of the bulge in prices
for much Of the selling. The close May was
at 54Ac and July 499sc
Provisions were quiet and easy. The slump in
coarse grain was the chief bearish factor. Prices
at the close were shade to &c to 753c lower.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

dress fabrics. laces of exceptional values cotton
goods and upholsteries
SIMPSON CRAWFORD COMPANY, Sixth ave-
nue., 18th 10 Goth street, advertises an elaborate
showing of spring millinery
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO, Broadway and
18TH street oSer sale of high grade printed satin
foulards. TL-y slso call attention to upholsteres
wouens kimonos, demi-tailored suits silk house
gowns breakfast jaczeis and dressing sacques
ABRAHAM STRAUS Brooklyn, announce a
budget bargains in high grade uphosterines
A D. MATTHEwS'S SONS, Brooklyn advertise
a bargain sale 10 take place Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES
FOR FURTHER INFORM4TION SEE THE ADVER
TISEMENTS IN TO-DAYS TRIBUNE

vertises womens satin messalne and tafeta dresses
tailored suits. wool Abatross kmonos ripple elder
down robes and cashmere blanket shawls. A clear
sale. including rugs of every design table
linens OF all descriptions, womens underwear.
lIns and misses clothing is announced.
MACY's, Broadway and Sixth avenue announces
an annual sale OF housefurnishings. china and
glassware womens suits, upholsteries curtains
carpets and rugs
STERN BROTHERS. West I'D street. call atten-
tion to their display of women's cloaks, GOWNS
tailored dresses and walking suits. fur and fur
lined coats, suede low shoes. coIored and black
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21
UESTERNERS CONFIDENT.
l.. 4. Cole Reports Optimistic reel
inG .1mORg Business Men.

L. A Cole. presderJ OF the National Lead Com
pany who has just returned from San Francisco
reports an optimistic feeling among euslreSS men
In the West which he shares. although lie believes
that the Improvement will be gradual
THE Westerners are confident" he said yester-
dav that the promises o. the Republican party
win be carried out and they are In an optimistic
frame Of mind Distribution there is good. and so
are the collections"
Tie earnings Of the National Lead Company ior
Januarv Mr. Cole added. were larger than year
ago ana the Indications that tho February
earnings also would show IN increase. lie con
sider-i the prospect bright for better years bust
ness for the company than that Of 1905. when vas
a
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21
MAY TRANSFER ITS FOREIGN SALES.

The stockholders Of the Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Company. fiieir adjourned annual meeting on
March L. VIII take action a proposition TO
transfer the foreign sales OF the companys prod
ucts a corporation. which. according TO a
special dispatch from Chicago, viii lie under the
management of J. ". Duntley. uatil recently presi-
Gent OF the Pneumatic Tool Company and still one
OF its directors The projected company ii is said.
VIII push the sales OF the Pneumatic Tool Com
Pany's products abroad. except in Canada and Mex
leo buying from il those products fixed price,
which VIII represent satisfactory manufacturing
profit The stockholders viii be asked to ratify a
contract with the company for ten years. it
is sai6
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21
NEW AMERICAN ICE BOND PLAN.

As a result of the temporary Injunction obtained
fv minority stockholders Of the American Ice Com
many restraining the authorization OF the pro-
nosed issue of $4,000 900 per cent convertible
bonds a new plan is 10 he submitted TO the stock
holders which will differ from the present one
only In emitting the convertible feature.
The Offering Of the plan is permitted under
a modification Of the restraining order which at
tornevs for the company procured Friday In
consequence of this the special meeting called for
Yesterday was adjourned until Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21
GETS MENUS OF FLEETS DINNERS.
Astor Library Adds Historical Series to
Buttolph Collection

series OF bills OF fare or the various dinners
given 10 the Atlantic battleship fleet, under Admiral
Sperry which is just finishing its voyage
around the world has just been added to the Frank
Z. Buttolph collection OF menus at the Astor Lii
brary.
The menus from the feet start with the first Of
hcial dinner. given 10 the officers by President
Of Brazil January 2D. Ists. and recall festyi-
ties Of all sorts down TO the Christmas dinner pre-
pared FOR the OF ,he fleet last December. The
ButtoIph collection now consists OF nearly nine
teen thousand menus. nearly all listed and
logued.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Saturday Feb. 90, 1909
ARRIVED

ARFtIN Ed
steamer CBT), Ransom ILN February II
Queenstown IL. &c the White star Line: with
senxers and Indse. on the IIghtship at TO4 IN.
steamer Rosehed tBF) Mably. CienfuegoS February
20 the Line. with Arrived at Bar
a a III.
steamer tTSr7 johnston Leghorn january II,
Naples February Palermo Henderson BROTHERS
with and 756 steerase passengers and mdse Ar
rived at Et : 30
steamer Jefferson, Newport News and Norfolk to
the Old Dominion Co. with passengers and md-e on
Highlands At ]
steamer Krstianis (or) johnson. Cardenas February
12 nd Is. TO J " Winchester a Co. with
sugar. Arrived the Bar at a m.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21
FIRST ARGENTINE BOND OFFER HERE.

J p Morgan Co, the National City Bank and
the First National Bank. IT IS understood will offer
9.oO0.e e09 OF the $50. O00. 600 Argentine
per cent government loan. which is TO be issued
simultaneously in London. Paris Berlin and this
CITY. This viii be the first isue Of Argentine bonds
70 be offered in the United States.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21
c. v. GOODRICH TWIN CITY HEAD.

G Y. Goodrich, formerly vice-president Of the
Twin City Rapid Transit Company has been
elected president, 70 succeed the late Thomas Low
Ty- William J. Held. formerly general manager.
has been made vicepresidenJ in place Of Mr. Good
rich.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21
PASSED

81 Mchasis. Feb 2O-BarbsrOssa tGer' New York fS
Naples Genoa.
PorQuefulles Feb aO-Duca Geneva ItaD. New forS
FOR Genoa
Gibraltar. Feb 19-LennoX Vancouver via Toko-
hama. Hong Kong etc. for New York
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The New York. reported IGa miles 90 Sandy
$50 a III to dav
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21
West Twenty-third Street

Steamer Chesapeake. Deare. Baltimore 10 ue 80
YORK and baltimore transportation Line win muse s
Passed IN Sandy Hook at 1852 a m. ana P@S'7u u
Quarantine at SIS m; -,olL for Providence
Passed in sandy 10 m -. ., -
tNorl. Dahl Palermo January - 80
Asiers q. owring 60. with mdse arrive" a' '"o
/ m - So- rs,--an5
steamer Bay Jensen. Newport News tor F'rUA''
barges. on Highlands at Ia p III
steamer RAvenscralg johnson. Newport news i'i
Providence or Highlands at m ~.
steamer Soderberg. Baltimore Tor BOSTON '
sfssr,cT Nerds, Robertson cruz February II
NstI 90. vi passengers. mails ana Hdso- -
we'd n g so
Cerler. Calcutta pecc -
colombo 20 and Port said January IL. Via Boston
rry is Howard HouldeF & Fat'heIs WIN ''~'' -
tho bar Rt m u
steamer Ia sRvoio tFr). Tourete. Havre FeoFuAtS %;
to tbs C,onnoaEnIe Generate Transatlnntique' WIN
chin passengers mails anu nauSe -
steamer Caroline (Frl Dumont Havre Feoruad|y sto
TTansstlantigue with IOi
md 400 stCernrr passengers mails and mdse AiF4Neu "
the Bar a $40 18Th: ,,..uoA ->r,ss,S January
q nd Palermo ~ TO PEelps hroS ~ ~ "-
rive At the Bar at 5lo "A M {
SAILED.
c,.,r.-. Ps trcia tGer, Hsmburg. 81 Paul southanP
1taTric farC Madonna tFrl MarSelleSs RI
Monte New orleans: Carolina sen Juan go -
Snsvra SS1toEa Havana: Conanche Charieson; semi
cs sr,,rks Island; Sarnis tGerl InaSua; CSuorninn
r.,o GexIco: WoKIinGe ttierl Hong Kong InoihnaIos
- Iisrfussns Clyde tBrb. kingston Joseph III Slorgo
tI.9 t x.n.sS Ctty savannah: Kanawha. Providence;
Norfolk; Princess Anne
So-,o1i Bermldan tEsr) Bermuda aaracns tBrl Perm
mi
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrise 64G Sunset sets 10 Moons age
HIGH WATER.
A. M-Sandy Hook SO Island 6 Hell Gate IO.aS
? PM-Sandy Hook $50 Coy. Island Hell iO.55
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21
TRAHsPACIFIc MAILS

Destination and steamer Close in New York
Australia Except West}. New Zealand.
FIJI Islands and New Caledonia (via
Vancouver ana Victoria. C1-Moana. TO-DAY 6.gD = m
Hawaii. JaI Corea, China and Philip
pine Islands (via San Francscol-Tenyo
Maru .....,;. To-day. $50 p m
andB (yla Eeatel-TanEo Maru. n m
Hawaii and Philippine
San FIanciscoI-J $ transport. n
Hawaii Japan. Corea4 China and Philip
pine Islands San Francisco
Korea ..........-;... -::.......... Mar g. $50 m
Tahiti, Marqucsas Islands. New Zealand
and Australia WssD (va San
MariposB s. m
japan. and China Cvn Seattle
inveIic Mar s. $50 m
New Zealand Australia WesD,
Islands and New Caledonia
tvia Francsco1-Australian Mail
Line Mar 7. $40 m
Hawaii (vis San Franciscol-Alameda Mar 8. $50
japan. and China especially hd
dressed only (vis TRcoma)Keeuun Mar 10. $50 m
Corea. China and Philippine !s
Vancouver and Victoria q .
Empress China Mar 10. $50 m
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

San Francisco, Feb 20-The official closing quo
lalons Cor mining stools to-day wore rs fnlIous
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO DAY.

- OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
Mall
vessel For. Linz
Queen Amelia. Argentina. & P. m
MONDAY. FEBRUARY "
Satahacca Irlnldad ID W L.. II 90 100 p m
A'HSess anne NorIoih OId dominion --- 400
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY "a
I Ntihem. bremen. y q LLOYD. 80 a 1000 4 m
fto.'fIuaiil f3olahc Am 1000
-1Ifpdu"e, JhVhsohSlle I iyde 100
city or Columbus Savannah. Savannah 400 y rn
'aihes'o"h Norto'A Oid b"ninioh.' 300
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

WOnENs HOUSE GOWNS AND KInONOS
At Much Less Than Regular Values
KimOnos,
OF CHALLIES AND ALBATROSS Value SOS, S5.75
ALBATROSS, IOF S.OC
House Gowns and NegEgeeS,
CASHMERE, value Sl40O Sll.5O
OF CHINA SILK Value s1o5o & 235O $3.50, 1880
RIBBON & LACE, zIoO & Z9-oO, lSOO, Z2.SO
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-01-15
Poultry Show.

The Chanate Poultry Club will give
its second annual exhibition OF high
bred poultry in the Roof Garden Jan.
Goth to 23rd.
The success Of this poultry show is
now assured. There will be a great
many birds on exhibition of the very
best breeds. Tho premiums offered
are generous and we see no reason
why the large room secured for the
show should not be eAtirely filled up
with choice fowls.
Bring or send In your birds. They
will be well cared for. Let everybody
take an hour or so of and drop In and
see what fine poultry this region
produces.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-01-15
New Term of School
January IS.

Patrons of the public schools are
advised that the second term of this
school year will begin January %. AT
that time new classes will be organized
in all dep lrtmsnts. Children who
will be six before March 1st will be
admitted to the primary. Beginners
will not be received later this year.
Owing to the overcrowded condition
OF the schools 1t will be possible to
give these children the benefit of the
afternoon session only. The Il class
In the First Reader will come morn
ings only. The A class, Fist Reader,
will attend three quarters Of the day.
Graduates from the Eighth Grade
and from the rural schools may enter
the High school at the same time.
HOMER S. MYERS,
Superintendent.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-01-15
Market Report.
Kansas City, Mo-, January II, ls

Kansas City, MO-, January ii, lNo
The run of 1880 cattle here las,
week excited considerable compton
and an uneven market, especially the
last half of the week. The decline OF
Monday was regained by Wednesday
and the close of the week found price
10 to 10 cents above the close Of prev.
ious week. The highest priced cattle
gained the least, and the present mar
gin between finished steers and the
medium grades is narrower than any
time before this winter. The dis.
crimiuation of buyers against the well
flushed steers In favor Of the cheaper
grades seems TO offer small encourage.
ment to feeders to ripen their steers
on expensive corn, but that is a cor
dition subject to quick change. The
run today is $4,000 head here. but
eastern feeders have poured another
enormous supply into Chicago to day,
breaking that market 10 to 25 cents.
Prices here are s. to Is lower, tor
steers $3.50, bulk OF steers 1925 to
Sc. 40. The cold weather will have a
beneficial effect on demand for meats
next six weeks. Topcows tring IS so,
fancy heifers $500, bulk Of cows and
heifers SO 90 to IS 25, bulls $500 to
$500, veals higher today, tops So so,
heavy calves around 81 so. Stockers
and feeders sold higher last week, but
closed about steady with close OF
previous week, market steady TO 10
lower today, tops in both light aud
heavy classes $475 to 1928, few
common stockers at 1915 ahd down
wards.
The hog supply of "a 600 last week
was 25 per cent smaller than same
week last year, at which time
phenomenal runs of hogs were appear
ing at all the markets. Prices ruled
strong during the week, and medium
weights met strong demand that
was the feature OF the week. Pigs
also got sharp advance, but the
general market closed the week
shade under the best time. Best
heavies brought So rs, and weights
below 200 reached $685., both grades
at the highest figure since first Of
November. Run is 1900 head here
today, prices lower, In sympathy with
declines elsewhere, but closed with a
part of the advance regalned. Heavy
hogs sold today at $685. to So 90, med
ium weights ss.6h to S. 90, lights IS 40
TO S. 49, pigs 81 rs 10 $5.25.
c. M. stroud of Neosho county,
Kansas, had a car of stock on market
the Sth.
A. J. RICKART,
Live Stock Correspondent
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-01-15
Twenty Reasons for Opposing
The SaI0an I.

/. 1t never builds up manhood, but
tears 1t down.
2 1t never beauties the home
but often wrecks it.
3. 1t never increases ones useful
ness, but lessons 1t.
4. 1t never allays the passion
but inhlmes them.
5. 1t never stills the tongue of
Islander, bub loosens 1t.
8. 1t never promotes purity of
though, but polsons it.
Z. 1t naver ..empties almshouses,
and prisons, but fills them.
8. 1t never protects the ballot box,
but detiles it
9. 1t never makes happy families,
but miserable ones.
10. 1t never prompts to right do
Ing In everything but to wrong.
III. 1t never prepares one for
heaven, but for he'll.
IL. 1t never dlminishes taxes with
all It's revsnue), but increases them.
l3. 1t never reuders 1.-The Sabbath
quiet, but desecrates it.
IA. 1t never projects our property
nor personal safety, but endangers
them.
Is. II never helps one to get good
insurance policy on his life, but
initiates against 1t.
IT, 1t never creates ambition and
thrift, but invites Illness, profllgacy,
psverty, idleness and crime.
II. 1t never builds up the church
but peoples the station houses, pris-
ons and chain gangs,
Is. 1t never refines character ntr.
pr. notes Christian grace, but is a
destroyer Of the soul.
10. 10 never teaches honesty and
uprlghtness butinvites the incendiary
to apply the midnight torch.
20, 1t never protects a man, but
robs him Of his money, his family,
happiness, his good name, his hopes
and all endearments of life Free
Methodlsts.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-01-15
LOCALS.

M and Mrs. Byers visited in
Villas over Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Bardwell visited in
Tkayer over Sunday.
Milo and Hugh Jones went to
Kansas City SATURDAY.
City Attorney Brown now says
cities of the second class can buy
ground for park.
Chas. Alexander went to carlton
Saturday aud installed the officers
of the G. A R. and alss of the
circle.
Last Monday the hello girls in
Chanute answered 1856 calls.
This is about 5000 above the daily
average.
Mr.. J. S. Cannan accompanied
his daughter, Mrs. S'urdevant, to
her home in Cincinnati, Ohio, whe-e
he expects to make his future home.
DR.. Ward Baker started for
Denver Saturday to be present at
the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Bellview Oil and Gas
company.
The little two year daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clever died
Monday after few days sickness.
There is little doubt as to what
was the matter.