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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06
HIRED uELr.

AZ Cumberland. ND the col0red
servants. as % rule. go 90 their own
homes AZ night Tine cook 81 tho
family " the EpiHcopa clergy
man not only does this. but OF late
has frequently arrived Rt the rec-
tory too late 90 cook breakfast.
Hence her mistress lately told her
that for zach breakfast missed there
should be reduction in her weekly
wages. HiuHh paaHiVeiy aaHented 20
this. bot nest day the mlstresa heard
the mgti neat door say 10 her
FearH 60 mo you get to work
mighty late"
y gots Co work when / gets
ready" was the reply
fuaf"
20, i pays de miHsua 20 cook de
hrekfuH - Harper'a Monthly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

They we're engaged TO be married
She was warm and romantic He
was matter Of fact solicitor he
took her 90 the theatre. and whom
the stage lover pressed hia burning
lipB 20 the iily-whits cheek Of the
poor but honest heroine. and seemed
20 mnrmur passionate words Of love
into uet coral ear she whispered.
George dear. DO you think he la
really saving something nicer"
&U lf0rrie" answered George
with grin; II distinctly heard him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

Whom are You coming back from
England p
Never. old chap"
"Whatl Going 90 stay there9"
Yes. indeed"
And become a British subiect9"
ITO be sure. What's the Jolly
row. My ancestors were British
subjects"
Il know. Aud further back your
ancestors were monkeys, too. but
you don't want to return 20 that. do
you Y'- Cleveland Loader.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06
= TO n TE 9
a 81 OUT
TO WIN

A young Seattle business man
whose wifv t. a brunette aud fire.
aueBtiy wears orc II thc fashion.
able. heavy meshed. black face
wells uow ia vogue. hWrrissilY on,
isrsd a car the other day. and eNpy
10 hla better half las hr thaughD.
ID down By hef aud began a. taik
Presently. receiving no response
be glanced around Al her. and die
covered. 10 hts horror. that thw per
son be vas addressing was = cod.
orea wumani
oh. he gasped. in stammsriu9
confusion. excuse me- ! thought
Ynu uerr my uifef+
Tie waa 81 sure the Joke Naa on
him that b. IL ntiii wondering why
hln @ife got mad waaa he told her
the afory that nizat
4 prominent Seattle lawyer tells
this story on himself
Z was defending e client on trial
fnr = serious crime. A man Sho
had already beHun a life e0ntencu
for murder was brought back from
The pen az a Witness When ] b.
san my crozseHhmination Of the
witness. he steadfasiiy refuasd 10
speak appealed 20 the court. and
the obstinate one vas told 20 an
Ewer my question But even then
be remained mute
Your honor. ! exclaimed in.
Ilgnantiy. = ask that you punish
this witnses for contempt ~ court
The Judge glaFed az me for a
moment. and then. sUmmuninE all
the dainty be couid command. ~
piled
II Mr. ~- can suggest some
way IN which any punishment can
be- imposed fur contempt " court
up on life termcr. the court viii
be- greatly obligated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

isnt that siovaine the stuff.
thought
Kills ali pain 50 you cant feel
it Removes ali suffering while the
doctor removes your kidneys Makes
you laugh and Joke while they arc
putate your foot or your motherln-
laws foot
No home should b. without H.
Il should BE- on every mHutel shelf
n the baby cries from n pin In
rs contour. do not remove the pin
Give ~ sioVaine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

say that N she puts the enamel on
~ thick again be viii complain 20
the manager as n comes or when
pc kisses her ard auoila the sermil
ION on hia lips
Then Che poetry % the situation
vanished and aha asked goorpe 10
fetch her some chocolates STRAY
Stories
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06
LooKINo .mrAD

The small haF iu the audience
watched the classic dancer in Hef
harefanfaa poses
Where aye the lady'a stock f4sa
mamma ho asked On his cioa q lttl
Ito voice.
embn rraHHnd mother replied
Guess maybe she's hung emf ufi
for Christmas said the small hes
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06
MILLINERY
UkTRIMMEp sNApEs

ukTRfMMEo SHAPES
Beaver Flats. Ia navy
blue. green. gray and rcd
We're s. 90 Sale reduc.
ton brings them down
70 ssssEs+ ssssss-s kk.1B
DRESS SHAPES
Both small and large. IN
All new. fashionable col
ora Regular prices from
kiTh 90 sa0e SALE
PRICE .ssss. ....s D5(
All Millinery Tremen-
douaiy Reduced IN Price.
Second Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

ahN tNh n HNNANA'H
LAX a vehieloY'
"Yaaa LAX "a vehicle"
Ills tail, beeaae Il am alluA a
Vaughn
Wen. why doe elephant
aneeze when he trabbles by
freightT'
"Beeaze he can't check his
trunk"
"Ouf boy baritone will now sling
dat new Indian song entitled Al
buquerque, New Mexico. accom-
panied by his ear drums"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06
HABERDASBERY


These are mnlaundered
White Shirts. extra good
muslin body. with pure
linen boKoms and bands,
continuous facinss. patent
buitonholea. reinforced
d0ubie shoulders: sell reg.
uiaFly al 7se. OUR SALE
PRIZE ...... ...... ssDC
Main Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

45-Pooi Tahlea--fs
2h--Snln Tahlna--2a

Bar. restaurant cigar stand sd
seven chair harbe- shop. Lsrgef
place of the kind IN the world. 81
cash given away daily. i4iSi@r
Third av.. between Pike and unicz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06
BAILLARGEON'S BASEMENT
lis NINE OF WEALTH. no LIE THRIFTY

BOXED sTATToSERY
Eithcr satin oF linen I'm
tah. our regular zoe and
ztc values. At
SALE PRICE. lee
FANCY BOXED STA
TIONEHf - A superior
grade Of linen finish our
sc and sec regular val.
ues. at sAI.s. PRICE 15f
CANDLE SHADES IN all
coiora ise values. AZ.
each. SALE PRICE sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06
DRAPERY
LACE CURTAINS


Lot Either Ara btsa 90
~hite, eatfn qusiitY two
thFuWa trennh net With
genuine iinan hand made
eiunf edge. regular 81 IS
values &aie price e. -
Lot white or Arabian
sith neN~ aud Insertion -
linen lace. All termed and
lapel regular $3.50 sails
pfiNfr f4lf strsasa SIS
is4f 1A hifF or Ara hfaH
with feff wide lace and ln-
snriiau regular fAaA wall
sra per pair .a.. a4aa
dot White Or Arahian.
sRnifiesnt curtain. reeu-
isl value Is % sale price.
Faif sstsast. sats
Third Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

fnasmuch as d. o. Mills left one
hundred million dollars. II IL easy
10 zee tina, being a philanthrobist
wnsn'f his chief occupation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

II there was the proper sort Of
cu,1osity about Il. maybe the police
would explain Why they brought
-BIudeeon~ Saith back from
Chleago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06
HAS NO ATTRACTIONS.


ny petrol smoke into
the faces Of the proletarls"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

In other words. Judge Ronald
would like to hear = noise like a
grand lury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

LAWYER What - your occupation
Wttnes9- I'm plano finiahef
Lawyer be little more definite
DO you polish them Or move them 81
stray Stories.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

After you've tried. triad II and
tried Z, again. tave you yet sue
ceeded In writing II iai0f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

Defending white slAvers isn't the
best kind Of training for the may
orally race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06
HAMPERED BY A TECHNICALLY

C1ent-Im bout drawing up my will
Lawyer-Oh we'll Don't You know Ia
whom TO your property
cienIiardy that, dont know where any property
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06


Now that We No longer hsxs any
~ mnathy FOR japan. The neu NAV
ID IA undergoing HuHil ~ iaflft fhr
vision o. good for nAil''"mA
chueklo,
xalaya SAYS Secretary kne8 has
been miafafafned This pnfeon ~.
lava SHOULD remember that hN iMh
his enough celebrity 60 start ans
Anahiaa ciuha
1871 WHAT'S ihe height u Your
iai6 Wen. / don't know exactly.
tuf SHE just comes up GO ms shout
dor Harvard iampoon.
"cap. hpw many knots an honr
can yau make With this NesHsif
affanr make anY fnst nnm wn'fr
tied 40 - baltimore American
Nsw King - belgium snsperies ~
having radical even aneialiafie ten
irNeiaa. Fhia r. almost zoo saaa tp
be true.
Tl.at hoy believe Ns smith
would kissy 90, hthel y J wAHnf
ethsi yau wicked hos leave enc
reem fhia instant o. skatrhf hita
Iiowssee she advent ~ 1879 vii
give Nnnthrf year fer Mrnesik Tuls
afnt and fifarasfUha itinfnNtnn -os
Hnafes0FH his nameH-to be- reported
dead agaiu.
Powder Manufacturer fauoY old
Tutn. ~ ali people going inte the
eunpuw dor aifrh With a liEffea eHus
de I should have Thought that
wanit b. the last ihiuR he'd DO
WORK wan WEirh. property
sueakfn'. { sxerr. air rit nlaH
Kermit ftouaaVeif shat male az
afuneR WpmHn who stH M ~ street
Cafs ssp there are q los ~ male 81.
fate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

Now that we NO tungrt have any
sympathy for Japan the ness that
vision % good for malicious
fhueklr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

Every item magnificent exception pro-
preary articles substantially price during
January Sale. Good housewives. adysntagel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

zalaya saYa Secretary knex has
been miafafaFnlrd This pNfnon ~
lava should fafnpfntuf that ~ l#h
biE enough celebrity 90 start ans
AHaHfaa fluhH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06
STAR DUST


- aastf kaD~
iist yshsa fh
m tie % a. =
Vo alta but
hanher@ Il aaefs
easy ter seettet
fhsa fhsf used
ser b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

fsit WHAT'S the height II Your
amhtttunF
1910 Wen I don't know exactly
hat she just comes up GO ms shout
dor .ItafNhfa iampaen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

SUR CASES AND BAGS.
Ia good cowhide. brass
locks and clamps: our
$500 values. SALE
fhltE sees .s....sf.ift
SUIT CASES. IN extra
good cowhide. brass locks
and trimmings. Holland
linen lined. regular siz.75.
SALE PRICE $1,000
All Leather Goods Greatly
Reduced IN Price
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

HCan Nuw many knots an huni
rsH Ynm make with tails NeNRsif
4Hnf make anY fnst Boss were
tied uu baltimore American.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

Il Their
nine o
tine.
II al
IfIowed
Has an
lone ! |
b. med
y slng
8naufh
a. We
lined
u Barrt
4nd mol
#enen1e
|<0rho0
.&nc4v
'tnoagh
.1ied By
.fhinly
N nesi
I|5sis WI
D pa
IA ieue
III go a
''kdeed
II Ther
have
|1I ausa
~ =
N ,u,an
- oss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

New king - Belgium suspected ~
having radical even socialists ten
frNrian. rhia r. almost TOO good tn
be true
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

Ti.af nes = believe AZ Smith
would hissT ou. EfheL ~ ! wAHnf
Nrfe
Ethel yau wicked hos leave the
resm fhia instant skstftf nlta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

He's eNef she advent af 1879 wii'
give Aanthrf year Ter Mrneltk Tol'
nfnt and fifarasfWnn Nfufnetnn 90
dead aHsln
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-01

Discussion opened by c. q. Beeson,
FosWeli G. A. Frank. Albuquerque.
> q, SeWeil, Albuquerque, echo
therapeutic value of Altitude in tn
borculosis.
Discussion opened by F. T. Il. Fest.
East Las Vegas; Troy c.. sexton. Las
cruces.
W r. ~saltzgaber Alamogordo.
The Climate OF the Southwest in
Relation To Tuberculosis"
Discussion opened by w. 6. Hone.
Albuquerque; A. H. Dillon, Clovis.
) w Laws. Lincoln. Climate"
Discussion opened by a. G. Shortel.
A~lbuquerQuei =. Worley, clovis.
l.. S. Peters, silver City. Some
Observations ON Diet in Tubcrculo-
Discussion opened by r.. S. Bullock.
SILVER CITY. j. o. Meir, Deming.
A. J.. Burton. Albuquerquc public
control OF Tuberculosis and Other
contagious and Infectious Diseases"
Discussion opened by w. r. Tipton.
y. Last VEGAS O.. W. Harrison, Albu.
quorQue.
W. $ Bullock. Silver city. "Tuber-
Treatment of Tuberculosis.
Discussion opened by t.. II. Is. Fest.
ialst Las Vegas. J.. $. Peters. silver
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-01
BANQUET OF
DOCTORS WILL Be
BRILLIANT
Meeting Tonight at All.
yaradoi tuberculosis Society
Elects Officers Busy Day fol-.
Medicos,

Tho annual - 49,,
49, "'"' ' 80" Ne"
M'N''" M'ul'al association Viii close
the t~Wcnty-ninth meeting ot The orr
goni2atlon az the AlNarado hotel to-
night. The attendance Is unusuafy
large and the banquet viii uudouht-
cdly hc "a brilliant affair. The doc
tors spent "a very busy day yesterday.
ana the routine business. technical ma
ptfs ana discussions occupied so much
time chat they were unanl. to enfn,,
the projected ,Nrursi,n
to the sylNiia wilds of Tiicras CANYON.
The New Mexico society for tbe
study and prevention or tuharcnl.sfs
held it's meeting in conjunction with
2 hc doctors convention yesterday and
elected as officers Tor the cnsurinn
wear A. r. Hcst OF LAS Vegas. presi-
don't. DR. j. az. colbert of III. .in
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-01

[ hadpaa tha utttn on,nhra... an
ma ~ -thonsand Xxx ~ INV !
In no timc. Those hadges ,rs,o +,
gt6a, n"uS'N were ~
pn@nin oaa LIeeiV .oinot y
frny ,rera ~ yfsgifhIr' : + @I9WheIe
~ ,nan ,,Ii1d ' ~
arrh'e5i In -. = ~ FL ~ we
~ nnt" H. py'.ha, sp'ni.uiu pueniils
bnt thnso rron, ngn,a, "trhsioi lnoli
tbn Nm, ,rayin. AIN, "'ih ~
ond - a,itte. np tNtts eledH
NJ h,,etnnse bnG ~ u
nrogrono et n. I ~ tte
loo sfln d ,oi, . sNnW ~
tbe III 80 nN"iinb ~
NON et va ghffo, ~ '1sf.2' anu py
Nv 'SH't'tN metnods ana
ui''nts Hole Irl'aus Tor New Mex
n,9n 49, w OF = 1ozell
oumitt,g IA 'H' NJ P'age9 "h
: Haae,ycn "a Eaits pi3tti 81. v
n,,do ~" r9iA ~ were
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-01


street before they started ~ tho coast and
2 = thf KS eAPanse
lf' Nftt" Nf'hi' 10 PfffieWl
"4'' :" :" "eF
Harvey Mendeuhall ana Misc iizzic Smith
oatb ~ Denver were married last Tuesday
afternoon ~ z O'Clock at the Methodist par
H0naFe, Rev. q, . Becxman. paatsr OF the
Lead Avenue Methodist church. officiating.
"A, ana Me- r Z NO. r,,.
lohia XIX yI.itfp1 A, ,no w. = e y
i1s North seventh strcst Mr. Heyer "a Il
representative Of the Han Iithog1npi, com.
paua II repeka kan and VIII mnke Aibnt
qucfaue bis headquarters.
], ~ 1870 = VI 49, npu'At nllfa
r.attn.a.,a,n &c. '",@' WI
,tsyfHa 4, @s.., II e'n,n ~ s'N
,0ho s,vs nm Ia AMI XII ,a,'tst, Va
y" x ta y" +, =, w. ~ 1873 NEW MEX
.a r.,
1870" "" "'ttt'N = W. tltN
,ss ,,lt, aa3", M. fuiau. !" Wissi"n
g,o.nt a's,t go +" 10y p" a. ~
1890 "' y H''l'll H"tiNs VIE
Guy - ft8aers. assistant cashier in tho
i4rat National bank lfu yesterday evening
fHt fhict0oi where he Wtlt hp married next
Week ~ Miss Harriet IL. Kunz. daughter or
Misc kuna nnd her mother are az present
sNl.!an ~ l"Nt4 NeHh WIZ iriern r
~ " W"u'n n" ~ W'eha attef
~ =" ''' '"
George Ragkin returrai a. thn alto yca-
t#flay after an extensive business and
pleasure trip through tho east MI naa+
Visited New York Chicago and Kansas
city as well as alher large eltlos 10 New
Y0fk Ne Rankin attended several games
between tfe New York Chants and opposing |
teams and assisted in boosting McGraNfs |
bunch ~ second piace. eusline pittsburg
frau ibai position.
a.. a. g 49,
h"iN'in =
re sufRooN al Fort simmer. arrived ga the
Giy last night 10 intend the sessions ~
NE New Mexico Medical society today and
fhr lAe banquet 10 be held Ia the ktVarada
hotel tilk evening. ~. lneeiace wha ~
l0mpnniea hy his sister-in+iaw. Mrs r. n /
0Vpiauo. who VIII rnfnnin here fel me tef
ilnflat fnfr.
itltHslsA n'siH!lA ~ ,i'eN lp tNss
HNI'n y ~ : "e N'fl ~ ~ NH,u
i'tHu. r.'utt'u ". mailltEe OF NJ ~
= iAata ana NiHA behlamlna oiuttfr
eM WV N'l' NnpMh ana pNp'lNf young
'eopies VINO eaNr ihan9 ir4ehds " thiA SOC
wv = Wy .fIIftH ~ m'iur { thf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-01
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Thomas Munford.

Mrs Frank Stoitz left last niaht for
Niagara Fulls. ontario, called by a.
telegram which arrived yesterday
morning announcing the death ct her
father, tho late Thomas Munford NJ
that place. The deceased who was 81
years of age WAS q wen known con-
tractor at Niagara rails and his death
followed two successive strokes of par-
glysls. The funeral services viii be
held Mondpy and Mrs. StoitE viii ar
rive IN time TO Doe present. She viii
have the coincidence of many Alhu-
quorquo friends IN the bereavement
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-01

Section on SpeciaItics Or. Clifford
). LoscN, East Las Vegas. chairman.
~ Friedman. Carlsbad. "rhe Inter-
nal Ear in the Light of Recent lnves-
legations"
Discussion opened hy l.. l.. Tull. AL
huquerque. Il. G. Davenport. Trini-
dad.
g u. Ottoson, Willard. obstetrics.
Discussion opened by n. j. Given.
%iidlshoro; j. :. Easterday. Albuquer-
Que.
O. 3 l.oscy. East Las Vegas. Re
port OF Case of Syphiloma. Stimulating
Ahscess OF the Brain, of optic Origin I"
Discussion opened by H.. G.. Bakes,
Albuquerque, j.. 4. Alassic. santa lie.
r. g. Davenport Trinidad. colo.
The Mastoid Operation
Discussion opened by w. O.. Shad-
rach, Santa Rosn W. r.. provinces. Al
buuucrquc.
s. A. Millikcn. silver CITY. The
skn ia Health and Disease
Discussion opened hy A. III. Ahcr-
nathN, Clovis, A. T.. Black. Mountain
air.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-01
Wallace Hesselden

Figures and workmanship conn.
We guarantee more Tor your money
man any other contracting firm in
AtnuQuerQne. ONCE at the Superior
Flaming Mill Phone al.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-01

We board and carc fo, horses
ne best 90 care guaranteed. ". l.
Tumble A CO.. us North Second 81.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-01

That city orphcum show at the
Elks Iromieos Go be che biggest show
of tlf season.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-01

u You need a carpenter, telephone
iiessrldcn; phone So.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-01

lchnsoH-Jenries nghi coming
The Detroit times., 1910-07-27
Again Our Business Demands More RooT
n N wy { O

There being no
valpey interest
I'm this store for
about ten years,
we have felt that
II would be fair
err TO the public.
the business and
ourselves TO now
change the title
TO Its present
ownership.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-27
DcY DROWNED IN RIVER
IDENTIFIED BY PARENTS
Victim 10 John Eoosrt, - Years Old;
Coroner eurgsss Orders
Inuuest

While expressing sorrow for the re-
latives OF the Lad drowned at the foot
OF Griswold-st, early Tuesday morn
ing, the particulars of which they read
from the newspapers while at the sup
per table, the family Of John Eggert.
No. TIA L.elandst.. little thought that
the unidentified boy about whom they
were reading was their own little
Johnnie until circumstances which
moved with fateful rapidity brought
them to the county morgue, Wednes-
day morning, where the body was
identified.
Johnnie, accompanied by an elder
sister. had left home early Tuesday
morning TO seek q place AZ parcel boy
In the j. l.. Hudson store during the
summer vacation. The store not hav-
ing opened, the sister cautioned John
ME to wait, as she had TO go on to her
own work. In some way the boy, who
was IL years old and big for his age,
wandered to the river and was idly
watching the departing excursion
steamers from the White Star dock
when he lost his balance and fell into
the water. Dock hands went to his
assistance and claim that when tn
Detroit ambulance arrived and the
boy was placed In II he was still
breathing, but he died on the way TO
the hospital.
When Johnnie did not come home
all day We supposed he had found
work, but when supper time was past
father became fearful that something
had happened to him and went down
10 the police station" said sister
OF the dead boy, Wednesday morn
ing. Father described Johnnie to the
police and they said they would look
for him. They told him that an un-
known boy had been drowned but
they said the body was In the morgue
and could not be seen till Wednesday
morning. My parents worried all
night but none Of us thought the
drowned boy, the papers told about,
was our Johnnie. Mother and father
went down early this morning to the
morgue and there, wasn't that poor
drowned boy our Johnnie"
Johnnie was the youngest OF the
family. two elder sisters being mar
RED and another sister about 16 years
old staying at home with her mother.
Johnnie was a bright pupil in the
Harris school and was confirmed In
the Church of the Holy Cross last
March. He wanted to work during
vacation and II was with much reluc-
lance that his parents consented to al
low him TO go down town Tuesday
morning to seek employment Jonn-
MES death is the sixth bereavement
in the immediate family circle OF Mr..
and Mrs. Eggert within is months.
A post-mortem examination OF the
body showed that suffocation was the
cause OF death. Coroner Burgess will
hold an inquest. He means to find out
what treatment was accorded the
young patient while he was In the
ambulance, where he died.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-27

Mr.. c. A. Lindke, who was President and
General Manager of the Valpey Shoe Co.,
is president and general manager of the
Lindke Shoe Co. Under Mr.. Lindke's man
agement this store has been the most pro-
gressive shoe store in the country. About
one year ago we doubled the size OF our
store, installing all the new and original
ideas of retail merchandising, fitting and
selling footwear, seating arrangement
prompt and efficient service and showing all
popular style of shoes, both in the newest
and more conservative shapes. The fact
that our business nearly doubled in this one
year is gratifying and shows the public ap-
preciates our effort that we have decided to
do still greater things.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-27
CAUTIONS PRUDENCE.
Controller Says City Should Go Slow
ly In increasing Bonded Dept.

Prudence In the matter OF increas-
ing the bonded Indebtedness of the
city is cautioned by City Controller
David E-Heinnman in the annuaEre-
port of the department, submitted to
the common council, Tuesday night.
To Issue bonds Is never a saving. he
points out, but simply amounts to
buying on the installment plan and
paying interest besides. The control
Ter expresses qualification that about
two-thirds OF the city's bonds are held
by her own citizens and adds: III We
are TO continue TO pride ourselves on
the city's standing. our own citizens
must be prepared to meet the new
conditions and to maintain at least
their present proportion Of holdings
of the city's increased bond issues
Our weather. corporations and In
divtduals, who now hold such large
amounts OF our bonds, will, IL is to be
hoped, bear in mind how largely the
credit OF our city depends on the sue.
cessful fiotation OF her 3 IL per cent
bonds
Controller Heineman suggests that
all departments operating under the
general fund keep an independent rec
ord OF acquisitions against their APP
preparations and also that a monthly
report be submitted by these depart
ments, showing to what fund the
various expenditures have been credit
ed. He calls attention to the city's
strong condition financially. The re-
port shows that the bonds authorized
but unissued as yet aggregate $2,015.-
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