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The evening world., 1910-12-30
HOW ROBIN TRIED
TO MAKE MILLIONS
IN A

Tu,n nnta1la taa,n,.. .,..x |
-" ~ "e'e u"."'o.."
'o-oaS IN WHICH Joseph u. Hopth' the
was Directly con-
nected with big traction deals.
One was a fight waged on behalf Of
'he fldeity development Company
against the New York. Westchester and
Boston Railroad. which he Is credited
with having eventually settled for
s95O. O00. The other was his ,romotion
n, IN. a. ooo oo co,,h ch,r. rrac,ton
conn.rv =, t.. 49,, 20. .,v,.a
1884, W '"e 80 80 ou'''s
y" s'''"' IA c""''o' - fhs' eorPo'a'
uoh from 'hares HAL DAVIS OF refers
burg. Va, who In an. affidavit filed In
the Supreme Court of New York says
he never received one cent from Robin,
II also became known TODAY that
Naryvn a.,ader az. .xnsr, acc,,p,an,
.s. - ~ .N.,t-.
m"o leu'e" u" u insurance '"'ee's'-
''o"' "as put at Worh ON pee' y on 'he
books OF the south shore Traction Com
pany by the Public Service Commission
of the FIRST District. This probe had
the effect OF causing Robin great un-
e~asiness. and but for the falling OF his
house of cards the inquiry would have
taken on the character Of a full inyes,i-
cation.
Robin. while setting his traction books
The evening world., 1910-12-30

Ony uns "HROMO QllNiNE,"
that 10 LAAAIiNE BkOMO ylINlNE. Loot ts
IN. signature OF Y. W, GROVE Used the world
The evening world., 1910-12-30
TAKES BOY
FROM HIS MOTHER
DESPITE HER PLEA

AFTER carefully considering all the
evidence. and giving you every chance
In the world to get your son back l
have come to the conclusion that you
are not a fit person to tax care Of him
and | am going to CONT him to Saint
A~gatha's Institution at Manuel, y. Y"
Justice Salmon In Chlldren's Court
delivered this decision to-day In the
case OF eleven-year-old Henry DeGraa
OF No. 1870 Third avenue, the lad who
was kept n prisoner in his home for
two years by his mother because she
feared he would learn bad language
from the other boys.
The case was up last Wednesday for
final disposition and on the recommended
ton Of the Children's Society Henry was
about to be sent to an institution when
his mother pleaded that she be allowed
to have him. An agent of the Children 5
Society reported that the boy was not
receiving proper care, and that the home
was In an unsanitary condition. Justice
Salmon then gave the mother until to-
day to gee, her home in good condition,
he promising to let the boy go home II
,bIe yaS done.
The evening world., 1910-12-30
Made No Effort.

The mother was In court to-day anu
an agent of the Children's society testl-
fled that the woman had made no et-
for. to clean her home. For hat rea-
son the boy was committed.
''The evidence shows that he Is no
or would not receive proper attention,
said the Justice. His long confinement
has made him more like a three-year'
old child, and IL ! sent him home you
would have to allow him to go out and
play, and II he did that he would soon
get wild and perhaps get into trouble
| want to see that the lad has q
chance
Mrs. Graaf did not seem to under
stand the proceedings, and lei tbs
boy was being led up to the detention
room she attempted to follow, FinallS
she was allowed to 90 upstairs. There
an a%ffect!onate meeting took place, ant
when the lad told his mother that hi
a to go away she grabbed the Lao
and tried to rush out with him.
Mrs. de Graaf was finally induced e
leave. but before goine she cried gu
| tbct she would have her boy back by
! Sunday and nothing would stop her
ALMANAC u TO-DAY.
| Sun rises. T.23 sun sets, 40 Moon rises. 90
TIIE IIAE1
The evening world., 1910-12-30
Drawing a Picture

is not easy for a person who has
never taken drawing lessons,
I After a course of instruction,
! however, the person with talent can
4 creditably acquit himself with pen,
! pencil or brush.
And so il is with shorthand, dane
4 ing, boxing, music, etc.-lessons
4 should be taken by those who wish
!. 10 master any art.
h Last month The World printed
y Q obstruction" Ads.-ovsr
! o more than any other New
! York newspaper.
) MANY CoLLHoES, SCHOOLS
. AND PRIVATE INSTRUCTORS
4 WILL ADVERTISE II
Next Sunday World
The evening world., 1910-12-30
-ElP WANTED-MALe.

DE SETTER. good. for lage can madng shop
IN Jersey City. T t-3 World.
AN Reliable man. thoroughly exp rienced IN
n,making line, ESPECIALLY sanitary can. W TAX
hArgG OF tRq-nlaA sins shop Tor . large manufac-
uins concern in J[rBVy City; stsady position at
good salary Tor the right Iariy. none but serious
lffers conside ed, 7 GA World.
The evening world., 1910-12-30

Ne Extra thaSK for lL.
Adseslissnsnts Tor The World NAP 10 N
q any Amenesn District Messenger Oclss q
~ ciO until D u. n.
The evening world., 1910-12-30
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.

S2h REWARD--B Brown fox fur neck-niecs, los,
Thursday evening. Return 10 No. ~ Y. 6sth II
The evening world., 1910-12-30
DIED..

lflPtiRlCk.-At her residence, 1se ".
iolst St, ELIZABETH FITHPATRICk
beloved vile of Philip Fitzpatrick.
funeral = T.. Nj. saturday. lntermsnl
calvary,
ON EIA On Dec. 20. CATHERINE.
LONERY tnee Mahoney). native OF
County Galway, Ireland.
Funeral from her residence, 3Os w.
i2sth ST., on Saturday, Dec. 81, to st.
JUseph's Church, ". l25th ST.. where n
soieIAn requiem mass viii bs Offered for
he 'epose OK her soul at 10 A. M In
termept Calvary Cemetery,
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-09
ENGLISH ARE DISPLEASED
Enthusiasm Over Award in New foundland Dispute Subsidies
 After Consideration.

London, Sept 9.-The longer Eng land considers the award in the New foundland fisheries dispute, the less enthusiasm is manifested for the de- cision, which was at first hailed as great British victory.
 It is agreed the decision is a diplo- matic victory for England, but it has disarmed Newfoundland of her eco- homie quarrel with America. It is expected the deciison will lead to new negotiations between America and Newfoundland.
 The Morning Post, which was the only morning paper to take pessi- mistic view of the award, says: Tt would be difficult to find a more hu- initiating chapter in English history than this quarrel"
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-09
Mcdaniel HdW, co

and was followed with intense inter. tering reception accorded the former forester when he arose to speak was second only to the demonstrations in honor of President Taft and former President Roosevelt earlier in the week.
 An unusually interesting address was delivered at this mornings ses. sion by Mrs. Matthew T. Scott, presi. dent general of the Daughters of the American Revolution. She was fol. lowed by Ben B. Lindsey. judge of the juvenile court, Denver, Col. Judge Lindsey's subject was Saving Our Boys and Girls"
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-09
THAW WANTS HIS LIBERTY
Slayer of Stanford White Making Elaborate Preparations to Renew
 Contest for Freedom.

New York, Sept. 9.-In the Mattea- wan State Hospital for the Criminal Insane Harry K. Thaw is making elaborate preparations to renew the fight for his liberty The slayer of Stanford White is working several hours every day with a staff of legal experts under the direction of Clar ence J. Shearn, and within two months it is expected he will be taken from the asylum on a writ of habeas corpus.
 Thaw's confinement has been tight ened since the hospital authorities were informed, it is alleged of plot to rush the prisoner from ~Fishkill to Connecticut in high-power mo- tor car
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-09
BROWNE CASE WEARS END
Wayman Makes Closing Argument and Judge kersten Gives
 Instructions.

Chicago, Sept. 9.-Following the closing argument of States Attorney Wayman, the case of Lee O'Neil Browne, accused of bribery in con nection with the election of William i.orimer to the United States senate, went to the jury.
 Wayman consumed the greater part of the day with his argument. He left time for Judge Kersten to read the lengthy instructions to the jury.
 A verdict is not expected before Saturday, if then. The case has been remarkable for the number of vit- riolic attacks made by attorneys for the state and the defense upon each other and for the indictments for perjury and jury tampering which resulted.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-09
PINCHOT SEEMS POPULAR
Former United States Forester Ad dresses Big Convention in St.
 Parl--Given Ovation.

St. Paul. Minn., Sept. 9.-Today is the closing day of what is admitted by all to have been the most interest. ing and successful of all gatherings that have considered the subject of conservation of our national re, sources. While the program today is shorter than that of any previous day of the National Conservation con, gross, it lacked nothing in interest and importance compared with the former sessions.
 The big event today was the ad. dress by Clifford Pinchot, former United States forester and now pres. ident of the National Conservation association. MT. Pinchot's address at tracted one of the biggest crowds of the week. He took "The Conservation Program" as the theme of his address
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-09
KILLED BY BLACK HAND
Italian Emigrant and Family of Seven Murdered Near Rome-41
 Slain in Two Months.

Rome, Sept. S.--One of the most s'artling relgns of crime in the his tory of the black hand in Italy has come to light in the investigation into the murder at Pellaro, Calabria, of Policeman Giuseppe Rovolino, his wife and six children.
 Official figures given out show that in July and August there were Al murders in the Pellora district IS 'woundings. 90 bomb explosions. six kdnapings and innumerable black mailings. The police have little evi- dence against any of the suspects, most of whom are emigrants returned from America, where Rovolino for merly lived.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-09
SPANISH CONSUL SLAIN
Columbia University Student Hears How Father Was Slain
 on Train.

New York Sept. 5.-News was re- ceived by Peter Mesa, Spanish stu dent at Columbia university, that his father, Ferdnando Mesa, Spanish con- sul at Libson, and formerly a mem- Der of the Spanish embassy at Wash ington, was assassinated while aboard train from Paris to London.
 Young Mesa said the assassination was due to his fathers allegiance to the Spanish government in its dispute with the Vatican.
 The delay in transmitting the news to young Mesa was due to the cable censorship in Portugal The assassin and his confederate were captured.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-09
PUBLIC DOMAIN IN STATE
Oklahoma Will File Upon 12,so( Acres of Land Under the
 Morrill, Act.

Guthrie, Okla, Sept. SC. H. Hyde of Ava has reported to the board of agriculture that there remains so quarter section, or 12,000 acres, of land not .ed upon in this state.
 The state will file on these under the Morrill, act of 1864, which granted to each new state 30000 acres of land for each member of congress. This state would be entitled to 21O.. 900 acres.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-09
NEW YORK PUBLISHER APPEAR ENTLY OFFERS BACKING TO
 THE COLONEL.
REPUBLICANS SKEPTICAL
Proffer and That Maker Knows lt-Machine Politicians
 Are Ashast.

New York, Sept. 9.-New York ma chine politicians of both parties are aghast over the suggestion of an alli- ance between Col. Theodore Roose- welt and his one time bitter enemy, William R. Hearst.
 Hearst has extended the olive branch aud in an amazing first page editorial in his New York newspaper promises the support of his "inde- pendent followers" to Roosevelt if he will come back to New York and lead a fight against the bosses for the peo- pie.
 There is no jealousy in our ranks" says Hearst. We do not care who leads if only he leads alright. Drive the Republican bosses out of the Re publican party, and if any one Of them deserts to the Democratic party, 10000 independents will take his place. If Barnes, Woodruff, Aldrich, all three of them, desert to the De mocracy, 150,000 independents will take their places. We cast that many votes at the last election. MT. Roose- welt. We can cast them again, and more"
 Would Back Roosevelt.
 That this was construed as indicat- ing that the Hearst followers would back Roosevelt in the coming fight in New York state, provided he would become an active candidate for the Republican gubernatorial nomination, and if defeated at the convention, as now seems likely, he would run inde- pendently, was shown by hurried con- ferences between the leaders of both parties.
 The leading Democrats here to at tend State Chairman Dixs harmony dinner accepted the Hearst state ment as declaration of war on the party They said it showed conclu- sively that Hearst had become con- vinced that his friend, Congressman William Sulzer. is to be turned down" by the Democratic state con- vention and his gubernatorial boom squelched, and that Hearst chose the present as the psychological moment to Iudke IL pldiH IIdt ue WOuiu udNe a third ticket in the field.
 The Republican leaders construed the Hearst appeal to be play for position" in the coming fight. Roose- welt will have nothing to do with Hearst, they say, but he (Hearst) will have placed himself in such a position where he will be able to swing the balance of power ill the comin1 state election.
 These leaders point to the fact that in a second editcr.al in the Hearst newspaper Roosevelt is denounced for sending the Hay-PdlncefOte treaty to the senate for confirmation when it contained a provision which would have prevented the United States from fortifying the Panama canal.
 This indicates, the Republican lead CTS claim, that Hearst realizes full well that Roosevelt will turn a deaf ear to his appeal. If he does, Hearst will take advantage of the independ- ent sentiment in this state and run third ticket, with fair prospects of winning, they say.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-09

Osborne said when the attempt failed and they were fired out by Of tcers last week, he went to Deti oit and got married with what money he had His young bride krows noth- ing of his arrest CT his blackmailing attempts.
 Detectives who have been watching the Ward home, fearing dynamite threats, haze been withdrawn.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-09
BLACK LANDER Is CAUGHT
BOY TRIED TO EXPORT $10,OOO
 FROM RICH WOMAN.
Confesses He Wanted Money So He Could Marry-His Bride in
 Ignorance.

Detroit, Mich, Sept. 9.-That he was led into an attempt to extort $10,000 of Mrs. H. c. Ward, Pon- tiac millionaire's wife, because he needed money on which to get mar Frank Osborne when arrested charged with the crime.
 He admitted everything and impli- cated Benjamin Campbell, who has police record, as the man who in duced him to try the Black Hand method of obtaining ready money.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-09
Safeguard of
 Health Free

The army and the navy are the sais guards of the nation, but the ind. vidual body also requires its sate' guard. By twenty years use in An' erican homes of every shade and de' gree of wealth and intelligence, Dt' Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin has been ae:' claimed "The Nations Safeguard 0 Health." ,.,
 No remedy but laxative could win ns laurel, for the stomach and the bowes are the basis of all health, and Dr. Ssn. n: wells Syrup Pepsin Is for the stomacn " s!ss bowels. Parents are giving 1t 70 u@ children today who were given N their parents years ago. It IS not Vns wonderful cure in constipation I digestion and dyspepsia, sour stom.s such complaints. but it contains wonderful tonic properties that build up the mu,SIt .sst of the stomach and intestines so snr TS' they again work normally ana na.u,s1T
 It is especially adapted to the usss sss.s. Y women, children, old people and ss all o'ns'. .sn. who need gentle laxative ana WIZ i1. s;is .Hn not stand violent salts and cathal!,c ',l p,,sS psnS This has made it the family laxalse 2. eIi s1 1t can be obtained of any druggist ., " cents or $1 bottle, with the guaiamsssS a.onS but If you are stranger to II anu "vr ,eu, rather try it free before buying senq hs,tls sHi name to the doctor and free test s,, pvsss "sv will be sent to your home. In tns ,r,rs Jrs tens of thousands of people ,e are Isa'n'' to use Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepslh' ,vrotA
 Louis Edwards, of Potosi, Miss. " VII: Hs the doctor as follows: 'I believe in nss w. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin. l will neve, e,re,bIs J any other medicine for stomacn uV'TTh Ths but Dr. Caldwel's Syrup pepsL Lor,iss sample has convinced me Of US ls ns't, trial Now you use it, either Tn tne i,lo iluo and or the regular 50 cents or $l po'.ul DO. aullron you will soon share MT. Edwards opin.st .t
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-09
FARMER LIES IN HAYLOFT
M. A. McMahon's Ill Health Thought to Be Cause for Attempt
 on Life.

Jerseyville, H., Sept. 9.-R. A. Me Mahon, wealthy land owner and stock raiser of Jersey county, Illinois, swallowed carboic acid in the hay loft of his barn at the northern bor- der of this place and is in a critical condition.
 III healtA is assigned as the cause.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-09
Republicans Control in New Mexico

Santa Fe, N. M., Sept 9.-Com plete returns rece'7ed by the Repub lican centlal com ittee give the Re publicans 68 and the Democrats 32 delegates to the constitutional con- vention. Of the 6S Republicans 59 are againct the initiative and ref erendum.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-09
The Prescott Daily News
 psxRLsSrEo BY The News Printing Go.

Entered as second class mail matter November 4th, 1905, at the postoffice Il Prescott, Ark, under the act of ongress, March 3, 1879.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-09
Child Killed In Runaway.

Marion. O.. Sept 7.-Anna Ruth Wyatt, ' years old. was killed and her father Thomas Wyatt. seriously injured when m automobile fright ened their horse and they were thrown from the vehicle.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-09

If there is anything auvs, ,'"s your ailment that you 0a,. 0oas understand, or If you ,,''s. sss. any medical advice, ' m to the doctor, and h he ]. s \ answer you fully. Tne.s e.s.. no charge for this ssI w H The address is Dr. :, "; ,,a,. Caldwell, 5os Caldwen "''' Monticello. III.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06
Respect the Likes and
Dislikes of Children

You know SOW the average
child deIests nlel.iclne-how II
has to be pettsd and hribed to
encourage it to take even a few
doses
All this trouble is obviated by
using Nyal's Cod Liver Com
grandchildren are pleased
with its smooth and delicate
cherry flavor and you will find
them to be willing patients.
Their willingness coupled
with the positive reconstruc-
tive action of this remedy soon
places them in possession Of a
health that is both robust and
permanent. 1t increases the
appetite, aids digestion and
supplies nourishment to broken
done tissues-acts on the blood,
purifies and strengthens it.
It's continued use will supply
oea'lh in ahnnharce.
You will luke it as we'll as the
children and it will be just as
effective in your case. If after
using one half this preparation
YOU are not entirely satisfied
return the unused portion and
we will refund your money.
One dollar the bottle. at
our Store only-The Nyal
Store-Dotv & Peterson.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06

The Davis Stock Co, who
were billed to appear ct the:
Harrison tonight were unable.
to appear on account of the
serious illness of one of their
principle people. 'laey will
arrange with Mgr. Dawson for
a date later on.
St. John Items
Mrs. Lockwood and Mrs.
Wilds, of Mo. Valley, spent
Sunday at the Chinworth home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Davis
were st. John callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Harder,
of Beebeetown, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Varnes.
Frank Mcintosh was a st.
John visitor Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. a. Denton
spent Friday evening and ST. t.
urday with Love!and relatiW S.
Roy Gaver visited with 81.
John relatives Sunday.
Theo. Kahler, Ole Oleson ard
Austin Mcintosh from near
Mo. Valley were St. John visit
ors Sunday morning.
Bernard Jones, of Jones, lille
was in st. John, Sunday oven-
ing.
Mrs. Rachel Kirkland as
oeen on the sick list but is re-
ported some better.
About a dozen Of the neigh.
Jor families were invited to w.
g. McCullough's OH W, dIesday
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06
Christian Church .

Our Bible School contest with
Logan commenced last Sunday
We made 319 points, Logan
1862. Now that we have rested
from the Fair we hope to even
up. Be sure and bring a Bible
and be in the church by 100.
clock sharp.
Bap.isimal services Sunday
Sunday night at 7::3O we will
conduct a service to which the
public is cordially invited.
Come. Don't forget the con-
test. 1t closes on New Years
Day.
Murvill C. Hutchinson, Pastor.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
w. r. c. will meet with Mrs.
Jno. O'G orman on Third street
Friday afternoon.
A reception was given Rev.
Thorness last night. Rev Cur
It's, of the NJ. d. church, made a
neat little talk during the even
ing.
w. c. Hahn shipped several
thousand cigars to Logan this
morning.
A. ]. Shelton and wife of
Grand Island, Nebr., were visit
ing relatives in this city yester-
day.
"Union Cleaning Parlors'
will make that old suit look
like new, by their French dry
cleaning process. Ladies work
a speciality. Call Phone 261
and give us a trail. o12
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06

20 the raising OF li.l's new
house. The msl worked at tie
house while the ladies we've
busy quilting at the Pitzer
home. At noon an elegant
dinner was served at the Pitzer
nome by Mrs. Mccullough ard
Mrs. Pitzer. About five o'clock
all departed for their homes
hoping Ed would soon have ar
other house raising.
B. F. Palmer, of Mo. Valley,
was in st. John on business
Tuesday.
Geo. Gaver and John Brat
ley, of Mo. Valley, were in ST.
John on business Tuesday.
Mrs. S. X. McG.vren and
Miss Ida Chinworth attereed
the electrical parade in Oman a.
Wednesday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Jno. Varnes
went to Logan, Wednesday, to
the Corner Stone laying.
Robert Kirkland was a Honey
Creeklvisitor Sunday.
Miss Townsend spent Sunday
with relatives in Logan.
c. U. Myers is unloading his
second car of potatoes TODAY
and sold nearly half of them
out of the car. He expects
another car next week. Better
lay in your winter supply, SLIGO
per bu. because they may be
higher. o6
You can get a self-wringer
| ~
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06

Lost-A shawl either in Mo. Valley
or on the Log. road grey and black
plaid, Sunday forenoon. TIE finder
will please return it to the Times office.
SD Mrs. IL. Fry.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06

Agents Wanted To sell "KOTTEN"
Suction Cleaners on commission. The
only foot-power cleaner made that one
person can operate. Good money made
by live agents Write to Foster & Hos
Ter, Bis Dearborn St. Chicago, Ill.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06

Lost On the evening of eptember
B, we lost an automobile chain be.
tween A. Coulthard's farm and the first
house east. Finder please return to
w A. Smith and receive reward.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06

Found-A childs coat ON the Fair
grounds. Owner can have same by cal
ling at this office and paying for this
notice.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06
FOUND

Found-A package containing just
new purchased articles for cl lid.
Pound on Far grounds. Enquire Eli
Watkins.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06

In what might have been 9
serious runaway Tuesday night,
Bert Fackler. by his presence Of
mind and pluck, prevented ONT
of Purdum & Purdum's teams
from doing further damage
than breaking off a dash board
and bruising and sklnning hin.
up pretty badly and laying him
away for repairs a day or two.
The next time the team trys to
get away he will probably
rather let it go than to have it
fall on him in a ditch. 1t be.
ing at night he was obliged to
crawl home some two or more
blocks, as he started home from
the accident thinking he could
walk. 1t is said the team tried
to runaway, with another
driver later.
The above was taken from
the Shoshone Times.