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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-21
WILL DOUBLE
The FIGHTING
STRENGTH
Three More BattIeshipS to
Come to the Pacific
Coast.
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE.

Washington, Jan. 21.-Following
the issuing of orders forming the
battle shops Iowa, Indiana and Mas
sachusetts into midshipmen's
practice squadron for an extended
Mediterranean cruise, it was learned
today on good authority, that upon
their return to American waters, the
ships would be sent to reinforce the
Pacific fleet.
1t was reported further that the
cruiser Tennessee and Washington
would eb sent back to the Pacific
after participating in the Argentine
independence day festivities at Bue-
nos Ayres next May. The new fleet
will contain double the fighting
strength of the former Pacific squad
ron.
1t was divide as follows: First
division:
Battleships Iowa, Indiana, Massa-
chusetts and Oregon.
Second division: The cruisers
Tennessee, Washington, California
and Pennsylvania.
Third division: The cruisers
West Virginia and Colorado, Mary
land and South Dakota.
Fourth division: The cruisers
South Carolina, Montana, Charles
ton and st. Louis.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-21
GOVERNOR
FILLS VACANCY

Geo. Chandler of Baker City was
appointed late yesterday afternoon
by Governor Benson to fill the va
cancy created on the State Board Of
Agriculture by the resignation of w.
F. Matlock, who was president OF
the board. Matlock's reason for
resigning was illness.
Mr.. Chandler was member OF
the former senate; is breeder OF
blooded livestock and was formerly
member of the board. He is emf
nently qualified in all respects to
discharge the duties of the position
to which he has been appointed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-21
WILL GO AFTER
BEEF TRUST

Washington, Jan. 21.-It was an
nounced today at the department Of
justice that proceedings soon will be
instituted against the "beef trust"
at Chicago.
The department has been investi-
eating complaints against the
trust" on the ground that it has
bee noperating in restraint of trade.
The suit will be brought under the
Sherman antitrust law.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-21
Judge Burnett.
CONTINUED from Page II


one of the missing heirs appeared
upon the scene to lay claim to his
share of the property, and also as a
representative of the second missing
heir to lay claim to his share. He
found that the estate had been ad-
ministered upon by an administrator
in a competent court and that the
the children of Rose by his first
and third wives and that there had
been nothing awarded to him and
the other heir he represented and
then was commenced the work OF
laying a foundation for the contest
which calls into question half of the
burg. Lawyers were hired by
Chuncey to investigate the records
of the estate, the regularity of the
court which distributed it among
the heirs and the laws of the state
as applicable to the rights of heirs
and the administration of estates,
and when these facts had been Sc
cured a suit was commenced in the
circuit court of Douglas county for
two thirty-fifths of the property
which he presents the share of
Chauncey and the other heir.
A Box Full of Documents.
All the evidence has been taken in
the case but has not yet been trans
cribed. The evidence alone in the
case will make a good sized book
and the work of transcribing it is
being rushed and as soon as 1t is
completed it will be sent to Judge
Burnett for his perusal. The docu-
ments in the case go back to the
early days when Rose first married.
and cover everything imaginable
which has any bearing on the case,
large iron box, securely locked
and full to the brim with these doc
uments wpre received by Judge Bur-
nett yesterday an is now reposing
in his private chambers in the court
house and still more will probably
be forwarded.
Travelled Under Assumed Name.
One of the interesting features OF
the case is the wandering of Chaun-
eey during the time that Rose was
searching the country for him with
view of purchasing his share of
the estate as he had done with the
others. During this period--that is
the early part of it, Chauncey it
seems was in the east, and partlci-
pated in the war of the rebellion.
and when it was over like many of
the other veterans of the civil war
he came westward. The gold ex-
citement az about this time was
Turing men to the state of Montana
and Chauneey took up his abode
there, but afterwards left It and
went TO the coast and from that
time on until the commencement %
tho suit his true identity was never
known as he travelled and lived un-
der an assumed name. And among
the many other legal questions that
the attorneys for the defense are
now raising against his rights to
lay claim TO the property is that OF
his identity, contending that he Is
not the true heir TO the land, but
an imposter The lawyers for the
500 defendants or more are raising
every question OF law known TO the
legal profession TO defeat the action
and the questions which Judge Bur
nett will be called npon 70 settle are
diverse and intricate.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-21

The Odd Fellows of Eugene have
commenced to make arrangements
for the meeting of the grand lodge,
which meets in that city some time
in May next.
According to the Lebanon Express,
comparatively no damage has been
done the crops in that vicinity.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-21
IN SPITE OF BOYCOTT
PRICE OF STEAK GOES UP

Cleveland, o., Jan. 21.-In spite
of the growth of the anti-meat socie-
ties, the price of sirloin steaks ad-
vanced two cents per pound today.
The actual boycott will begin here
Monday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-21
Boston Gets in Game.

Boston, Mass, Jan. 21.-The meat
boycott reached this city today, and
leading labor men have called a mass
meeting to be held at Fanueil Hall.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-21

United State life saving steamer
Snohomish is standing by the vessel
in case assistance is needed. The
ships crew of four men and the
stewards wife are still aboard.
The Washington times., 1910-11-07
AUCTION SALES
TOMORROW, TUESDAY, NO

TOMORROW, TUESDAY, NOV.
s at 10 A. NJ.
Attractive sale of Furniture, being
the entire contents of 1000 F n. w.
removed to our auction rooms for
sale. Mirror Front, Folding Bed,
Large DreSSers, Heavy Iron and
Brass Beds, Toilet Ware, GRAPHIC
phone, Mirrors, Felt Mattresses, Mat
t!ngS, Parlor Furniture, CoucheS, etc.
All TO the highest bidder for cash.
Parties furnishing viii find II to their
advantage to attenS this sale. Nothing
reserved ID. NOTES, AuctiOneer.
The Washington times., 1910-11-07

2.OO D. N. daily-FOr Virginia. West Viz
rinla and Kentucky points Pullman sleep
erg 10 Cincinnati. Louisville. and chicago
Dining car from Gordonsli lie.
$50 D. m. ly-CINCINNATI-ST LOUIS
CHICAGO SPECIAL solid train 70 S.
Toufs with Pullman sleepers u Chico,
/ Srops only al important stations PufIusn's
finest equipment and O. & O. dining cars
1l.I0 d. n. daLy-F- r. Y LIMITED Tor
re West. Southwest. and Northwest pm,
man sieepers 10 Virginia Hot springs. C,incia-
nati. and Louisville g & o. dining c=r
q & q. OFFICES 5l& Pa ave, 1889 Il s. an
Union Station Phone Main l06s and 2aos -
tickets. baggage cheeks reservations, ana
tzxlcabs.
The Washington times., 1910-11-07

COME TO ME
1sSs on money invested; price S, 500. snail
cash payment required
COME TO ME
For a business property paying ~ on
money invested: price $500 Small cash
payment required
COME TO NE
For q lne new and modern dwelling
rooms ana hath. this Is lust the Price
home you should start IN with as a be-
ginners interest on trust won't keen voslr
nose 20 the Erfndstone. Price. s. 80: very
small cash payment. balance same as rent
COME TO NE
For a beautiful home IN the northwest
section. rooms. . baths. elegantly dec
IS Feet front; this IS an exceptional house.
and well worth your consideration. This
home can be bought for $500 less than Il
vas built 10 sell for never been occupied
COME TO NE about this.
COME TO Me
For very fine new suburban home in
way TO appreciate this house. that is 10
inspect IL
LET Me SHOW IT TO YOU.
THB-RRICE IS RIGHT.
COME TO NE
Far Honest Treatment
In Any Business Transaction
VIM. o. ENGLER,
1911 ST. ". w. Room ?
Phone Main 20ls.
The Washington times., 1910-11-07

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. wash
ngton. u. c.. November 3. Is10-Seaias
proposals. IN duplicate, VIII be received a.
Noven Der II. 1910, aEi then opened Ia fbe
presence Of such persons IS NAV attend Co.
Tie installation Of steam engines. sie-+r5.
generators and switchboard for the central
power plant at the Freedrnen's HospitaI sn5
Howard University. Washington d O. hi
accordance with the specifications and draw
inss, copies OF which may be had upon an
p:iCatiOn to the Chief Clerk OF the depart-
melt Proposals nIuCt be securely enveloreed
marked Proposals foI installation OF steam
ere res, etc, cent al - wer plant OF Freed
mems Hospital and Howard University" and
t. be addressed 20 the Secretary Of the IN
terror. JESSE E. WILSON, Assistant Score
tsry.
The Washington times., 1910-11-07
BICYCLES

SPECIAL OPENING SALE. standard makes
OF bicycles, $3.50 and up. Guaranteed for
one year. Unicorn tires. S115. put On
NEW YORK CYCLE Co,
1882 u ST y W
VIKING BICYCLES-AH repairs FREE for
one year. easy payments II desired. T y
ACDD. Jr. Inc. 1928 y Y. ave. y. ".
WE LEAD-OTHERS FOLLOW.
Unicorn puncture-proof tires. as put on.
P. J. WENDELL s. CO.. I72s It'll st. y. ".
WANTED-Second-han bicycles. DAKIN
AUTO LAMP FEPAIR CO. 522 18th 81
-. ".
The Washington times., 1910-11-07
ANTIQUE FURNITURE

NJ SEGAL. ANTIQUE FURNITURE RE-
PRODUCING. REPAIRING. GIL L ST.
n. W. PHONE n. 35s Y.
The Washington times., 1910-11-07
SEWING MACHINES
OVERS AND Gle MRS.
DENTISTRY

GU RATE PAINLESS DENTISTRY.
Full set OF teeth, $3.50. Gold crowns. Sc
Bridgewor'. So. Filings. SOC Up. PAINLESS
EXTRACTION FREE. l.. S. ARMY &
NAVY PAINLESS DENTISTS. cor 9TH and
T SITS. Entrance. go ST. " W. Phone
Main 300
The Washington times., 1910-11-07
RUG WEAVING.
PHOTOGRAPHY

THE PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHER Is
the proper party TO develop your films A
thorough knowledge Of the art OF developing
enables him 10 secure superior results
SEABROOK
S06 St y. W
The Washington times., 1910-11-07
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
MECHANICAL

MODEL MAKING-IIO7 10Th 81. \. ". Sur
niture repaired repairing household uten-
sis speciality; inventions Of various kinds
for sale
The Washington times., 1910-11-07
IRON WORK

ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK-Fences. win
dow guards. Markees pipe ratings, elevator
enclosures. gates, fre-escapes. SCHA EFER
BROS. so II 81. y. w. Phone Main 7os2
The Washington times., 1910-11-07
FLOOR OILS

{ T. HUNTERS Sanitary Dust killing
Floor on keeps the floors clean ana briebt-
gives them polished finish. good FOR your FUR
ulture. Try IL 50 cents gallon delivered
Phone Main 5i5S- ONCE. u3 IA. ave y ~
Washington, y. c. L.. S. A Used By l. s
Govt and over 5000 families Tor the Iast
- years.
WHITE WAX FLOOR OIL DoIishes stained
hardwood floors and furniture. Z5c quart
delivered n city (Cau for free sample boz.
le-D Phone L los or drop postal 20 WEBER'S
Paints and Hardware. clio Nd. ave. y 3
DON'T BUY FLOOR OIL until you've tried
ours S5c ga. ENTERPRISE HARDWARE
Co. 81 9Th ST. y. ". Phone NJ. 5O5l
The Washington times., 1910-11-07
HORSES AND VEHICLES

FOR SALE-Fresh Jersey COW and calf:
young and big mixer: also genuine Shet-
land ponies; thOrOughbrcrls: young: can De
handled by child. BEN SCHWARTZ. 500 +
y W
FOR SALE-Three good work horses. go
each Apply 1920 eth St y W
FOR SALE-One good driving horse. tran
LANDS HARDWARE STORE. cor OF l5tb
and SITS. y. Z.
FOR SALE-sorreIl mare. to- light FOR NV
work. $50. Call l515 Park road.
FOR SALES horses and mares: range from
$40 up. Rear 474 Pa ave.
SECONDHAND SURVEYS, traps, runa.
bouts and delivery wagons: SIS Up. COGS-
WELLS. 2O9. 81. 2l2. 2l4 nth y. W.
CAN'T has 10 car loads OF runabouts. sur-
reys. and spring wagons. VIII sell them
regardless OF cost l2o6 d St y. W.
FOR HIRE-Pleasure teams. business teams.
or a horse for your wagon, by the day
week or month. at reduced rates PITS.
NOGLE. rear $50 Pa ave n W Main 81
HIRING. BOARDING. and Sales Stables.
81 Missouri ave. y. W. S D. WATERS
Special rates to travelling statesmen
CARRIAGES FOR WEDDINGS SociaI
calls and funerals. for hire; low rates WAL
TER. = J. ave and h ST NV. Phone " "a
PRIVATE party Will sell cheap one two
passenger rubber-tIre Brewster broughan
and one four-passenger rubber-tie cutain ca
rage both good as new Address BOX 40
Times office
The Washington times., 1910-11-07
WORKlNGM-I'S VENTS

WORKINGMEN. who hope TO get rich quick
must save money slick. see our stock
slightly used tailored suits and 0vercOats
at 50 10 SIS; does the trick; one price
JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 619 ID.
The Washington times., 1910-11-07
RAILROADS

hAlLhUAUS
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.
LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Other Hour On the Dad Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW YORK
ts:05 a m.-5-hour train CAFE ParloT Ca
1900 a. ua--Cafe PariO- Car
'iI:O0 a m--Diner and Pullman ParIo- Ca
200 D. m--Dlner and Pullman ParlOr Car
$500 p m----EIOyal Limited" All Pullman
100 D. m.-c5aches 10 Philadelphia
500 p m--Diner and observation Pa-.os
500 D. m.-Coaches to New York
'I2.l5 \ T-Sleepers TO New York.
s2:s2 a m.-SIeePers 20 Philadelphia and Sss
ATLANTIC CITY. 100. 800. tu.S .. n.
fl.ee. $50 p n r,,,.t-..
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
wsek pays: go a . n; t. +sloJ P M. nh .,,,
tY:SS le. is 30 sS so 100 iSs5 ia
f4:45. SEQ SOS. 80 ts:oo $50 T7.oo STA
1850. 'le'ee' 'lg5s2, ~ I, = l-'Is' y /
CHICAGO. $40 =. N. ~ $50 D. N
cINSTNNATI. ST. LOUIS. and LOUIS
PTTTSBURG, $40 a m, .I-el. $40 p n.
1870 night. Sleeper ready. % ?. IA
CLEVELAND. $40 p II
COLUMBUS. $50 p. M
CUMBERLAND. 'S.l5 p n. ''Qussn CI-J
'W1 SHi,1c 1910 a n. f4:os. f5.ss
''FREDERICK. ism. 1910. $3.50 a Il. tl:5a
HAGERSTOWN. 1910 a ~, fJ.00 D IA
sDaiIy. Except Sunday. SUNDAY only.
TELEPHONES AT all OF the following
Ticket OFFICES: I17 c ST, Tel Main 1881; as
Pennsyivania ave. Main rs; New UzIoa
station Ticket OGice. Main 1852 Inf0EllatIo5
Bureau. Main 1851
SEABOARD AIR LINE RI.
lO-C5 a. N da.ly---Seaboard Fas- Nah"
through coaches and Pullman sleeDers -
savannah and Jacksonville PariOr Gar JACK
sOnviIle 10 Tampa Through Sleeper -
Atlanta Dining ca
rs ?. m. daIly-''Sfaboard Express" eisc-
trically lighted sleepers and observation car
equipped with electric fans Through ser
vice to Savannah. Jacksonville. Tampa. at
lGnta, Birmingham. and Memphis. DINING
cara
ticket Ofice. I41S New York ave y. ".
f. A HARDWOOD. c. T -
GEO. z PHILLIPS. D. p. 4
C u. RYAN c. p a. Portsmouth. Va
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO LINES.
Published as Information only. not guaranteed.
$50 D. M. daily-FOr Virginia. West Viz
eiuIa and Kentucky points Pullman sleep
erS 10 Cincinnati. Louisville. and Chicago
~
The Washington times., 1910-11-07
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

HERE ARE A FEW OF TIE extraordinary
barBainD IN me upright pianos offered dur
ing this expansion sale: Stieff. S2T5; Chick.
ering, 500; Pease, $50; VOse. $3.50; KirnbaIl.
fl50: HaTdmdn. $50. Chase $40; ShonInger
$3.50 Milton. sz0Vi Fischer. SEQ. Weber. $50,
and many others Easy terms. Auto-piano.
good condition. $3.50 o. J. DeMOI.L s. CO.
Cor 18th and G SITS
The Washington times., 1910-11-07
BASKETS TO ORDER

We MANUFACTURE BASKETS-Any kind
Repairing a speciality at short order
A. KESSLER. 1927 9Th st. n. w.
The Washington times., 1910-11-07
Wanted

WA MEDIC lease Groom mouse, LarEs iol
near r J. ave X K Give rent and sul
particulars SUBURB MTG. BOX IS. Tine
The Washington times., 1910-11-07
GARAGES

LARGE CONCRETE GARAGES feet long.
with rooms and loft on second floor: sum
mers alley, between l. and N and ls5h and
18th SITS y. W.
KARRICK * METCALF.
1920 y. Y. ave.
The Washington times., 1910-11-07
For Rent

FOR RENT-zfu Randall ave. near MIls
ave.. LauEdln rooms. larrC5e. range.
goOd size lot. SIS s-G3 Centre 81. BIT
Pleasant rooms. attic good yard, $3.50
JOHN T. KNOTT. SIS F ST
FOR RENT
BeaEsug Heights. y. c.. rr0us..---.---S- 400
FRANK T. RAWLINGS CO.,
1875 Pa ave y W
The Washington times., 1910-11-07
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale

INVEST T. THE GARDEN SUBURB now,
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS
Il Is the nearest. has fast cars. only -
minutes ride
For refined people Of moderate means. WIKI
parks. play grour1s, and gardens
BY our cooperative plan ron VII Eays n
building and Goa OF living
This Is no real estate boom. but cont-au-
Gus. permanent development on scientific
lines al planned By an architect
Lots 80 up. $40 cash. s. per month
invest here nov and double your money
District
Come Saturday OF Sunday afternoon and
see the MOrril style damp-prOof cement
housss, poured IN steel mouIGs, costing no
mcrs than wood. shown and demonstrates
a. . m
Csr 10 VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS every few
The Washington times., 1910-11-07
Markets
CARPET CLEANING

ALBERT hAHLERT & CO., Improved Steam
Carpet Cleaners: cleaning, making and lay-
ing carpets and rugs. mattress making Ss3
at g. W Phone NJ 2036
The Washington times., 1910-11-07
CHFSAPEAELE & OHIO Lives.

E A HARDWOOD. c. T a
GEO. z PHILLIPS. D p. 4
y Il RYAN. c. +. a. Portsmouth. Va
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-17
The French NradrnN

Tn" account of Tho French Acld-
envy" which Mr. u Marlar"n Robertson
ma written 90 W Dillingham; Company,
- a useful and convenient book About
tina, famous corporation Their" - u need
loss amount Of Iguurauo" and mIslufor-
nation among Engli~h Speaking r-'"pl"
Mr. Robertson has put much md ,Hdull
-''-rarch IN tn" Investigation al the facts
AMI ms book viii supply new Information
70 French authors a. well
More than half rh" volUn" - given
Ip - : ~" general history e the ACa,i-my
particularly III. period ~ - foundation
10y Cardinal KIch.it..u and that of con-
fusion in IN. DAYS ~ ~. Revolution
and nf Napoleon Then Nh" author
takes Up IN" story 81 the dictionary Of
the French language on which "a" tcad-
cmy l. I.rIctually engaged Finally h..
deals with th" membership HI. rri.-
20 clear up the matter of IN" separate"
chairs. showing the. difficulty Of settling
tn. question definitely. and hc gives
short sketches 81 all m"mh--S Of IN.
Academy HIS list ends with rh. election
81 Mgr Duch"-un IN NAV 1910
tn" book l. written simply and urpr.-
t"ntiously T. covers th" subject salts
factorily and provides useful lists thar
settle many doubtful points II tells
all that most p"npl" will want - know
about the Academy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-17

lie has visions of scen"-y which arouse
morbid feeling. in him Their. ar" n"
stories IN the book. the singing NOUS.
only .vuks- reflect IONS. which read prot
rIly but Of which It Is hard I" fathom
IN. -en-. Youth l. past and ag" T. com
lnx aud Mr. Hoggh feels that Ii" mus
feel sentimental about II The Bphb--
Merrill Company.
4 specimen 81 the Century Library
j. sent to VA by Thomas Nelson and Sons.
New York.. IN Alexander Dumas TN"
Ihr.-. MI-ke,"eTs II makes "A compact
pocket volume. uf remarkably small SIZE
bound IN limp leather. printed on thr
paper nut n very iargetyp". Mr. Andrew
Lang prefix.s Il short introduction on
Dumas and nus works. An accompany
ing circular informs rs that other 81
Dumas books APPEAR IN the sam" form
a. well ss the complete works % several
standard English authors. II -""rns T."
Il. convenient and pretty edition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-17

The story Of m" IFS 81 Christ - told
N the New Testament - fortunately tn"
same for all tho scots into which Chris
tianity j. split and when IL il narrated
simply and honestly as Father Cornelius
Joseph Holland has done IN Tn" Divine
story" Jo-eph VI Tally, Providence.
u I. II matters little whether the mar
rator be "a catholic or u Protestant. IN"
stories are intended for children; they ar"
nut therefore IN language that children
can understand easily and that IL AT IN"
~ m" time rev.r.nt.
From the ! n IippIncott COMPANY.
III" American publishers, comes a larE"
ha, IN + children = books 81 British manu-
facture Two hear tn" imprint Of Z.
Arthur Pearson Tn. Phantom Rattle
ship hy Rupert Chestarton il cramn"d
full Of exciting Il improbable adventures
These dis G'i=" IN some degree tn" authors
iudIcrou- ignorance ~ battleship con
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-17
4 ~ea.onable HOOK

\ charming anthology. a. we'll - a
most m crest lnE addrr ION - hat attract -.
series Of book The Med oval Library.
has boon mad" bv Edith RIck"rr m An
Cl.n' English Christmas Carols IrN-I-pU-
UChat-p and Wuius. Dufft.ld and ON
PAW. II appears IN the antique leather
binding with clasps bur differs from no
book hi h-rrn published N that q - not -
reprint but an original. modern collect ION.
m" carols are ..rrau god IL three. cate
corie- according :" their -uhJ",' and
under each head. .h-ouuloE a.'y. Hall
tn" book l. taken t.p with -tLyp!S 1T Tin"
Nativity. then follow Carols OF tn"
DiyIn" Mystery .nd Carols Of iuI.. lid.
F--tIvIty In appendices ar" put ia.' n
and early French carols ANA nltat ions 10y
modern poet. N.lnaru Morris hrlsrlnl
Ro-satti and Sw.uturrl. y" editor hl-
written an -vcril"u- n'rouipc'lpn and
provided no''-. He. IIiU-rrai IONS az.
phot ogravur..~ from old m.n.a. Ur"~ 1t
j. "A pretty. -chniarIT book. winch apne>Ir-
ing az this season may -"rv" a. "a delight
full aud unu-ua. carr. ma. grfr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-17
Mary
Cary
By Kate LANGLEY Bosher

This IS the story of optimism
and love which made a leading
critic cxclalm: "Let's be glad
for books like Mary Gary :"
And another said This whole
Some, sunny, laughing, loving
story" \ Southern writer adds:
This story is as simple and
sweet As the fragrance Of lilaes
or any other old fashioned
flower" The great success Of
This story has made US venture
to bind special edition in
leather with the or ginal stamp
incs III color.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-17
A Chariot
OF Fire
By Elizabeth Stuart PHELPS

a Iittlc book to bring a lump
TO the throat. A workingman,
overwrought with anxiety for
his son--injurcd in an accident
miles away appeals at a stran-
gers door for means TO reach his
boy. The stranger is touched,
orders OUT his car, and the two
rush through the night in the
"chariot OF fire" You must
experience this suspense, this
rush onward through the dark
ness and the underpIay of
emotion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-17
lama
By Oroto Watarra

This new book is a complete
embodiment Of the holiday
book. \ japanese artist, Cen
ilro kataoka, has made the
picture~-repToduced in Japa-
neSe coIors.. Here is told the
tale OF ar American college
professor who goes to Japan as
a teacher and meets the "fox
woman" who, IN reality, is the
daughter OF a priestess of
Budiha.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-17
Henry Holt & Co., Nv ~. , ,Snh

str!"tIpn and his extraordinary idea ,
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-17
The
Adventures of
Tom Sawyer

The demand for a genuinely
fire edition of Mark Twain's
great story has steadily in
creased until now the publishers
believe that such a book will
NEE, with welcome wide
enough TO Justify the outlay.
That the pictures might have
accuracy and atmosphere, the
artist, Worth Brehm, went to
Missouri and spent some time
in the actual localities. He has
made sixteen drawings of more
than ordinary interest.