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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-09
DIVE TRI o ORGANIZACIJI.

Socialno dcmokraticna stranka
mora biti ScStavlicna IL socialnih
demokratov. To ic menda tako
jasno, la nj treba d~okazovati. To-
la kdo je socialni demokrato
Marsikdo p%ostavlja Stvar ma gla-
vo pa misli: Socialni dcmokrat ie
vSak priStaS Socialno demokra-
ticnc Stranke. To Sc sliSi tako. ka-
kor da hi bilo zclo naravno. Pa
jc vcndar zmota. N~asprotniki ST.
lahko zadovoljujcio $ TEN. da sma
trajo IA hbcralca Gloveka. Xxi gla-
Sule pri volitvah "a libcralne kan
didate. "a klcrikalca pa tistega.
Xxi daje svoi glas klerikalnemu
kandidatu. Tako Skromna pa ne
SINE in ne more biti socialno T. de
~mokrancna Stranka. Cd tiStcga.
XII hoGc veliati IN socialnega de-
mokrata, Sc mora zahtevati mno.
60 wee.
Prvo. kar Sc je ze mnogokrat
racIoSoIo = oraorizo.;;. co-;.I
nj demokrat mora biti organizi-
ram cocioIro Jomolnao;;o =
lititna stranka: socialni demo.
KRAFT mora torej biti politiGno or
n~iziron nj socioIri domoLro+ -
nina n~rovico imcrovoti 80 tol,o
M go hi zoba;aI ma vSo shodo =,
hi hill aizvnsto;si 5Ion svo;o s,no
kovpo orconizooi;o - 10 T.; na.n
noiboIi rdcGo I~-ravoto
Socialni domokrot mora bit; M
litiGno orcaniziran To 10 nrvi no.
col ki SO mora M vsoI naSin :,
noIniovoti Tn ma orror;Sr;o ma
ben ~izcovor
Zokaiq
SociaIno domokroci;o - s,ror
ka dclaystvo VISA nioro moo ,i.i
~ dclavstvu tn 10 vsc drugoGo
.kakor pri drrcib stronkob y ko.
tcrib 10 morod. inc yodstra paT
.tiGno zdruzcno J~olovstvo - -
s~ociaIno domokro-iSno str,nko
Zdruzitov -, NO smo visot; =, zro
I'm. t,I-, mon, -; 10 1.ll.
vidi in primc StoIno mora hi;
ToLo da ga Iobl.o ,ouoxo .oua
nosc Taxa zdrr5tor ma moro Iii
Ic oroonizaciio
Provimo. zdru5i+ov 7orodpooo
dclavstyo 10 socioIro dcmoLr,.
.tiGna Stranka Zdru5itcv ma sovo-
do nj Voc vrodno 40 20 10 no eva
I'm kakor KIM dos,k ali nrsti Va
men to zdru5itvo 10 1olo - s;aor
toko dolo Lol.onn;m o;LoI;
rotovo dosczoio ciIii Toroi tol,a
.zdru5itcv Ii snozpovo svo;o o;I;o
Xxi Made poto in srodstva IN l.;
.Iahko uravra dcIo tako 4, nr;do
DO d~oloGcnib notib ? p~o;nsncsnoi-
Simi srcdstvi do nrovooo ella Il;
va zdruzitcvr Taxa coIoto Ii dolo
= yscmi uJi ? vsomi Sutili rsom
.umom ~ skunni oils Toko colo
tn. XII ma vsc udo ven 6r,;Io voc
razum
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-09

V Egiptu so suhe krave pozrle
debele. Danes pa pozirajo debeli
kapitalisti drobne (suhe} malo-
obrtnike.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-09
Stebri

"Treba je, da sestavimo takoj
odbor. Kandidata imamo, kajne?"
veselo nadaljuje PavSic, drglajoc
z rokama, kakor bi ga zeblo.
"Da, hm seveda ga ina
MOI" je rekel jezen trgovec.
ma vas sc lahko Zanesemo, vse-
kakor, samoobsebi umljivo. Pro-
sim, pojdiva iskat Sc drugih!' In
PavSiG je krepko prijel "a debelo,
mastno trgovcevo roko in ga cd
gEal dalJe pc vrtu.
"Lep 6lovek ia PavSic," pri-
pomni baronica Lahm, leno maha-
joGa s pahljaco.
In bogat!" doda bankirjeva
zena, gospa Majerjeva.
"A kdo je oni debeli gospOd2'
vpraSa zopet baronica, zroG v ne
ko visoko damo, XII je koketirala z
majhnim castnikom Z enim redom.
ITO je trgovec Pompe, tudi 81
la bogat Glovek,"
"Bogat?'' zaGudi Sc glavarjeva
soproga, Sc vedno mahlajoca S pa
hlajco. Tudi gospa Majerjeva je
razprostrla svetlo pahljaGo in pri-
celia mahati Z MO, nalahno pregi-
bajoce prste.
80 Gem govorite?' vpraSa pri-
blizavSa Sc advokatova soproga,
gospa Zbirova.
30 trgovcu Pompu."
"Tfu. Ostuden Glovek. Svojc
dni je bill maihen bran.ievec, a
je dobil potem sreGko "a 10000
lir. Njegova zena je navadna kme
tica. cato hodi vedno sam. Donna
pravijo, da jo strahovito prete-
pa"
Use tri so Sc smejale.
"Sedaj DO Getvorka," reGe zvo-
niece $ svojim dekliSkim glasom
priblizavSa Sc gospa Grumova ;
prikloni sc damam ter magic 20
pet odhiti. Memo tolsto telo Sc je
treslo, kakor hi bilO IL tesla -
Zatrobil Sc je poziv Ma cetvorko.
Dame in gospodje so Sc dreniali
V salon, Il pokazalo sc .je. da je
premajhen IA toliko Stevilo parov.
IN od!ocill so Sc "a vrt. Drenjali
so Sc zopet navzdol. PriSla je tu-
di Bozena, ki je bila VISA mokra
cd vrocine, Srremljana cd Eve
in mladega moza V sila dolgem
fraku in $ crnimi brki.
Ia mimi je priSlo neka.j mia
din liudi, Xxi so Sc smejali in Sa-
iii.
"Ah, was fir cine Dirnel" ie
rekel nekdo V druzbi in ostali so
Sc zopet buSili Y smeh. Bill so ze
pijani in oStali gostje so Jill gle
dali mrmraje pc strani.
Dame pred orkestrom so mol
Gale in zardevalc. OrkeSter .ie "a
s~viral, pari so stopili V vrste in
pies Sc je zopet pricel. Il velike
trobente pa Sc je cul enokomerni
debeli hobo in Sc odbijal pc Pr
viii parih $500.
Oh Stirih zIutraj Sc ie Valon Z
Bozeno poslovil in odpeljal.
Bill je povse zmucen in pobit.
Gel veter ga je mucila ljubosum-
most ma starega R~ubenca. dasi ie
skuSal izbiti to misel IL glave.
Ma kandidata smrti ne bonn liu-
bosumen!' 81 je ponovil neSteto-
KRAFT. dasi je bill sam tudi star in
je pOznal RubenGevo vdanost do
svoje zene. Ko je videl, da sivi
predsednik zelo lepo obcuje Z Bo-
zesno. mu ie bilo, kakor da bi Sc
del ma iglah. Ozlovoljen pa ie bill
tudl, ker je videl. da so nekateri
tho zgrazali mad navzoGnostio
Bozene, katcrO so tudi omozenc
dame preziralc, katere pa ie on
smatral IA mnogo slabeje kakor
MO.
' uSesih pa mu je Sc vedno SUI
mel dcbeli hobo. hobo --
".
Nolilna doba Sc je priGela S po-
liticnimi shodi. Use stranke so tex
movalc V d~elavnosti, izdajale ok
lice, obljubovale in hvalile svoie
1,,l;Io..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-09

ne izvzemsi politicne v~oditelje tie
struje, lie nejasno in megleno. Ia
revolucijska stHuja je izdala list
"Organizator" in je kandidirala
JOsina, mladega, povrSnega clo-
veka, Xxi nj incl posebnega ugle-
da in potrebnega znanja.
Ma predvecer volitev Sc je usta-
villa pred hiSo, kjer ie stanovala
Bozena kocija in skocil je IL ME
YES zasopel PavSic V navadni OBJ
leki. Ia PavSiG je bill vodja agi-
tacijSkcga odbora konServativne
stranke. Bill je kakor rojen "a
agitatorja, ter je pri vsakih VOLT
yah zrtvoval tisocake IA rropa-
gando, "a kar so mu konservativ-
nj listi peli zahvalne pesmi. Iskal
jc Nalona povSod, Il ga hi mogel
najti, dokler nj domislil Bozene.
Valon in Bozena sta sedela pri
odprtem oknu. ko je PavSic vsto-
pill, je Nalon magic vstal. mu hi
tel naproti, ter mu krepko Stisnil
roko. PavSiG st ic globoko priklo-
nil Bozeni ter ma to prosil Va De
ma. da, hi ma samem govoril Z nina
OdSla sta V sosedno soho.
Mrak je legal MA zemljo. Vr-
howe cestnih kostaniev Sc .ie gi-
balo in vrSclo. Ma trgu .ie s~virala
godba in posamezni zvoki so pri-
hajali cd Bozenc. SedeGe Fri oknu.
Postala je melanholiGna. Nekaj
prijetno e zaloStnega ie lezalo V
zraku. Il ulice so Sc Gull trdi ko-
raki d~elavcev. XII so stopali Pc tia
ku. Nekateri so puSili pipe in ca
Sih jc oZek in dolg curek dina
priplaval do okna. Sc malice nag
nil Y soho in zopet plazil oh zidu
navzgor.
Valon Seie vrnil k nie.i bled.
Ike je gospod PavSic?" Ga
vpraSa II in nj opazila njegovc
potrtoSti.
'Sedaj drdra k%oti.ia. cui." cd
vrne. "OdScl .ie pc malih stopni-
cab in Sc priporocil."
"Kai ii je, MakSo?'' zavpiie
prcstraSena. ko Sc ie ozrla V ME
gov bledi obraz. Zgrudil Sc ic ma
zafa kakor onemogel, drzeG V ro-
Xxi Gasopis.
"Kaj .ie?" ponoyi zopet. Mol
&c j je pomolil casol is ter Sc ma
smehnil kakor Sc nasmehujeio OBJ
sojenci.
Bozena je vzela tasopis. Bill je
"Organizator'. Tam ma sredn.ii
strani je bio nekaj debelega IL
Skano in pOdtrtano 2 rudeGim
%svinGnikom, Pri Gitanju ie njen
obraz vcdno boil bledel in ko ie
kontala 50 il rokc omahnile in
zrla je memo Y Nalona. Xxi .je pod
prl glavo. Ia ponoSni clovek. Xxi
je incl toliko ljUdi podreienih. XII
je Samozavestno govoril ma par
lamentskem odru. je Sedai iokal.
Skczi prste so mu kapale Solze in
Sc z@livale Y francosko bradico.
"Lopovi.' Siknc Bozena in po-
glcda lamiSlicno skozi okno.
"Organizator' je prinescl u
vodnik: "Stchri druzhc". V ka-
terem ie bio citati: Predvsem st
kandidatova zmoZnoSt spoznava
pc njcgovcm zivl.jcniu. Kdor sto-
pa Y politiko. mora imeti Gisto
vest. Ali pa jo ina mas protikan-
didat Mdkso Nalon. V imenu we're
in drzave kandidira V DRAWN
lbor. Ma Syoicm ladnjem Shodu
Dolgem dolu. jc pripovcdoval,
da je naSa stranka IA presto lju-
bczen i'll da hoGe %odpraviti zakon.
To je govoril Nalon. Xxi zivi V
konkublnatu 4 nckO bivSo igral-
ko. kateri placuic meSecno 500
kron in Sc wee in .jc tako brez-
%obrazen, da vodi Svojo p%rilezni-
60 20 politicnih shodih $ scboi ter
So ne Sramujc govOriti o Stvareh.
katerih sam V zivlienju ne zanika
it'd. it'd. List jc prinesel vse po-
drobnOsti IL njegovega zivljenja
in razmcria med MIN in Bozeno.
Bill ic uniGcn.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-09
V Albaniii

V AIoanlJl - MISC povSem
koncani ncmiri. V tibraSkem kra-
ju so bill zopct BOIL med turskimi
cetami in arnavtSkimi vstaSi. Wee
upornikov 50 Turk Well i'll posla-
Ii pred vojno SodiIcc. V Prcvczo
je od>el turSki parnik L - trzki-
mi topoyi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-09

SLOW. soc. klub Sloveniia, ST. 20
Indianapolis, Ind. bo incl svoie
rcdnc mcsccnc Scjc vsako 3. ne
dlJo V mcsccu oh pol trch popol-
dine. Scjc Sc vrSiio V dvorani An
tona Hvalica. III Warman ave.
Organizator V. Sroj.
Tajnik F. Godina w. Pearl st.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-07-10
FORESTER GRAVES
ISSUES WARNING.
Says Eucalyptus Grove Promot-
ers Try to Put Government
Behind Claims
STRETCH TRUTH SOMEWHAT
Declares Study Is Being Made to
Determine Profits to
Be Expected
STRETCH TRUTH SOMEWHAT

WASHINGTON, July 9.-Declaring
that some companies engaged in the
planting of the eucalyptus tree in this
country have endeavored to place the
government behind exaggerated state
ments as to the possible commerclal
results, Forester Graves has issued a
warning to the public regarding eX-
travagant predictions.
Within the last few years, Mr.. Graves
says. there have been organized con-
siderable number of companies for
planting eucalyptus on a large scale
"While many of Them" he contin-
ues. "have planned their operations
along lines which will bring CONNER
cial success, others are beginning to
estimate returns far beyond reason
able expectations. Some of them make
claims regarding the possible yield per
acre within ten or twelve years which
are believed to be entirely eXtraVa-
CANT Some of them maintain that
within a short period a product can
be secured which is equal in value and
price to that of Australian eucalyptus
obtained from virgin forests. The Tor
est service repeatedly has been mis-
quoted in circulars of eucalyptus COM
panies and an effort made to place
the government behind exaggerated
statements"
In order to settle the disputed ques-
ton as to how large a yield may be
obtained from eucalyptus planting, the
forest service and the state of Cali
fornia have Joined in an investigation
of representative groves. The results
of this study, which it is expected will
be available in the fall, Will form a
basis to determine the commercial pos
sibilities of the tree
Eucalyptus is an Australian tree. 1t
has been introduced in Southern Cali
fornia and portions of Florida and
Texas
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-07-10
CHOOSE COMMITTEE TO
ATTEND BROWNLOW FUNERAL

WASHINGTON, July 9.-The COM
mittee to attend the funeral service
of Representative BroWnlow of Ten
nessee, as the representatives of the
senate, was appointed today as fol-
lows:
Senators Curtis of Kansas, Smith,
Michigan: Bradley, Kentucky; Jones,
Washington; Frazier and Taylor, Ten
nessee, and Paynter, Kentucky.
Speaker Cannon today appointed the
following committee to represent the
house:
Representatives Austin of Tennessee
chairman Tawney of Minnesota, Liv-
ingston of Georgia, Bowers of Missis-
sippi Keifer of Ohio, members of the
committee on appropriations; Moon,
Hull, Houston, Byrnes, Padgett, Sieb,
Garrett and Gordon of Tennessee;
Grant, COWles and Morehead of North
Carolina; Slemp of Virginia and James
of Kentucky.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-07-10
HUSBAND FEARS YOUNG
BRIDE HAS BEEN KILLED
Mrs. May ireland Goes for Candy
and Disappears

OAKLAND, July 9.-Strange circum-
stances surrounding the mysterious
disappearance of Mrs. May Ireland of
Fruitvale, bride of a year. and 20 years
DID, are mystifying the police and eff
forts are being made by the husband,
George Ireland, to locate the woman,
whom he fears has met with foul play.
Mrs. Ireland dropped out of sight
Thursday night and there is no cleW
to her whereabouts.
On that night she expressed a de-
sire for some candy, saying that she
intended to make a purchase at
candy store less than four blocks from
the house. She has not been seen
since.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-07-10
ANCIENT CITY OF TARSUS
IS ELECTRIC LIGHTED

WASHINGTON, July 9.-The ancient
city of Tarsus in Asia Minor, where
the Apostle Paul was born, is now
lighted by electricity.
Consul Nathan of Mersine, in a re-
port to this government on the cleo
trification of the ancient city, says
that the power is taken from the Cyd-
nus river.
There are now in Tarsus $50 electric
street lights and about six hundred
incandescent lights for private use. 1t
is proposed to extend the lighting sys-
TEN to Mersine and Adena.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-07-10
GIVES ALL MARK TWAINS
BOOKS TO FREE LIBRARY

REDDING, Conn, July airs.
Clara Clemens-G abriloWtsch daughter
of the late Samuel L. Clemens tNIark
TWain), has formally notified the di-
rectors of the Mark Twain free library
in this place that she will present that
institution practically the entire library
of her father now in his late residence
at Stormfield. The gift includes nearly
$500 volumes.
Mr.. Clemens drew a check in favor
of the Redding library a few days be-
fore his death and the money will be
used TO erect a building for the insti-
tuition.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-07-10
Alcoholic S|avery|s Hell

JUST THINK-What remarkable thing Gan
hOrS-Whou
without hypoderm Injections without substantive snuans with
pain suffering condition mentally
the day his drink of
poisoning conceed;n three days from the day he the
he leaves freed from all craving desire and physical and
old the Slavery Alcohol The
father and
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-07-10

physician who had brought his first patient to the CAT
lin Institute astounded when he after him at tn
end of the third day. "Your treatment" he said 1ake
an epoch in medical science The change from condto
of craving and desire for liquor from disturbed mental pos
from extreme nervousness, to disgust for liquor,
perfect mental equilibrium and to calm steady nerve
in the short period of three days is nothing short
miraculous"
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-07-10

Arrowhead Hot Springs
for Rheumatic troubles
Arizona republican., 1910-12-21
ADJUSTMENTS
COILS BUM.

The COliseum's holiday bill is a win ner. Three good acts were presented last night and they all more than came up to expectations. Manager Reeves made special efforts to get good show for this week and he certainly suc- ceeded.
 Phoenix amusement lovers turned out in force to see Walter Finigan Reed and hi wife, Florence Reed. MT. Reed is the comedian who made such a hit when he was here with the Reed-Ar buckle company last spring. He is probably the most successful cOmedi- an who ever played here in stock, and he is just the same witty Irisman that he always was. The audience was kept in a constant roar of laughter and was very reluctant to have MT. and Mrs. Reed go. Their jokes are nearly all new and sprung in Mir. Reeds inimita- ble ''Finigan" style. It is not hard to why he is such a favOrite. and in Mrs. Reed he has an excellent partner. Their rendition of The old
Arizona republican., 1910-12-21

Oaken Bucket is indeed classy. Their best jokes are the one about the green flags and the mysterious person that had been mixing in on the line" The latter made the house go wild.
 The act of CarbOny & Williams con- sists of Italian songs and instrumental music. Both are Italians and Miss Will Hams is an excellent viOlinist as well as a sweet singer. This is by far the best musical act which has recently visited Phoenix.
 Billy Sharrott is ventriloquist who is different from all others. and he is also more clever than all others. He uses only one figure. which is a dis tinct departure from the ordinary ven triloquistic act. One simply can't help believing that he really throws his voice" MT. Sharrott has used this act all over the world and is probably the best ventriloquist who ever lived.
 The attendance at the Coliseum last night came near breaking the record of that house. About 200 hundred peo- pie were refused admittance to the first show and had to stay until the second performance began.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-21
"A MANS WORLD"

The appearance here of Mary Man nering in "A Mans World" by Rachel Brothers. at the EIks' theater December 24th. will be of great inter est to the theatergOers in this city. Tn "A Mans World" Miss Brothers has entered into the. spirit of the ar tistic Bohemian set in New York and has entirely peopled her drama with artists. Miss Mannering. whose charm of personality and beauty of appear ance always holds out a promise of delight, has been given a wide oppOr- tunity to show her versatile dramatic art
 The role assumed by Mary Man nering is that of novelist, who. try ing to set a number of social prob lems right. involves herself in a wo- mons fight against a mans world
 This is a mans wOrld.' says the male spirit of the play. and the leading woman character combats the code he lays down.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-21
COMMISSION RULES
 ON COMMERCE ACT
That Part of It Relating to Export and Import Traffic.

Washington, Dec. 2O.-The views of the interstate commerce commission upon an application of the long and snort haul provision of the commerce act are given in a statement today. They relate particularly to the ap- plication of the provision to import and export freight rates. In view of the facts elicited at the hearing on November 2S. 1910, the commission holds:
 That inland export and import rates are subject to the provisions and act within the jurisdiction of the commission.
 That the fourth section of the amended act forbids carriers subject thereto without authority from the commission in accordance with said act to charge more for transportation of like kind of export or import traffic for a shorter than for a longer haul over the same direction.
 So far as the fourth section is concerned. carriers are not required. in the first instance to establish ex- port and import rates. which shall be measured and limited by domestic United States. It is clear that the interstate rates between the same points. origin and destination in the reasonableness of any of these rates under the provisions of section one. and questions of discrimination under the third section, may all be consid- cred and the commission may con demn any discrimination in export and import rates"
Arizona republican., 1910-12-21
.BR|ST0W'S VAIN FIGHT
 AGAINST OMNIBUS CLAIMS
The Vote Showed PitifuI Opposition
 to the Measure.

Washington. Dec. 2O.-In spite of the vigorous fight waged upon it by Sen ator Bristow. the omnibus bill. carrying more than s2.OOO.O0O. was passed by the senate today. The Kansas senator or cupied six days in optosition to the measure. but when it came U vote the bill passed. 45 to II.
 The senate confirmed the nomination of Martin A. Knapp. chairman of the interstate commerce commission, and he will take his place in the new court of commerce when that tribunal is or ganiZed.
 The house devoted practically the entire day to the consideration of the executive, legislative and judicial ap- propriation bill, which carries $35, ,325, 219.
 Representative Macon of Georgia suc- cessfully opposed all efforts to force increases in the measure. and it was still under consideration when the house adjourned.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-21
GRAND CENTRAL EXPLOSION ITS CAUSE UNDETERMINED
No Other Dead Have Been Found
 in the Ruins.

New York. Dec. 20.-A searching inquiry failed to throw any new light on the direct causes of the explosion yesterday in the power substation of the Grand Central. which resulted in the death of ten persons. the injury of more than a hundred. and property damage estimated at s2,000,000.
 District Attorney Whitman said to- night: As yet there is no evidence in my possession which justifies any arrest or preferring any criminal charge. l expect to engage the ser vices of the best experts obtainable. men generally recognized as authori- ties on the cause and nature of ex- plosions, and determine if possible just how the explosion took place"
 If explosives improperly stored or illegally kept upon the premises were the cause, that is a violation of law and it is the duty of the district at torney to bring it to the attention of the grand jury"
 The body removed from the ruins yesterday has been identified as that of Frank J. Nagle. a plumbers helper. This completes the list of the dead at ten. No additional bodies were found today.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-21

An embroidered candle sh ado mounted on a wire frame. which ha. been covered with thin silk the colol of the boudoir for which 1t is intended would be appreciated by the woman who has the washable" hobby.
 An attractive tray may be made by having an embroidered centerpiece framed in a plain wood frame. The back should be covered with felt, and brass handles may be added to the frame if wished.
 From linen crash may be made a neat covering for the contents of a suitcase. either bound about the edges with braid or finished with seal Top embroidery and having a mono gram in one corner. Then there Is an infinite variety of bags which may be made from linen or crash or cretonne. from the delicstely embroidered, lace trimmed corset bag to the sturdy kitchen bag for string. or dust cloths, or clothespins.
 A most inexpensive gift is crochet buttons. These may be all the same size or in assorted sizes. The wooden molds are first covered with white linen over cotton cloth. and then the crochet circle Of the proper size fitted over them. They should be caught on to dark green card which might have a Christmas greeting painted on in fancy lettering.
 The jabot will be an appreciated gift again this season as its popularity has not seemed to wane in the least. These are most acceptable in any form. either having the tailored effect of hemstitching and tucks. prlmly scalloped edges and tiny buttons. ori the fluffy. frilly charm of fine laces and dainty embroideries.
 The baffling man problem" may be solved by the useful shirt bag which will be joy forever to the man who travels. This is made of linen
Arizona republican., 1910-12-21

HERE is often moro of the
 real Christmas spirit-that
 will O the wisp we prate about and rarely come upon
 in the gift of a hem stitched nocket.handlyo
Arizona republican., 1910-12-21
POLITICAL CONFERENCE
 KING AND PREMIER
The Former Hopes the New ParIia-
 ment Will Be Durable.

London. Dec. 2O.-The king tonight unexpectedly summoned the prime minister to London from Edinburgh The nature of their conference is not known, but it is likely that the gen. eral political aspect will be gone iinto.
 King George has taken d marked interest in the general election which has just ended. and it is certain that he has no wish to see another disso- lution of parliament for d long time. The new parliament now stands: Lib eral government, in coalition with the nationalists, regular and inde pendent, and the labor members, 39S seats, as against PIP held by the unionists, a majority. of 126.
 The ministerial majority. in many cases however. has been much small CT than this figure. The independent nationalists arc hostile to Redmond and therefore to some measures of the proposed governments program.