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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-02
xronika Chicagoska
Sprawy Miasta.

hOraleSkl, toHo", Ioiouah - 0Sii
pojechali wczoraj do Springfield,
aby tam zabiega6 o pomyslne uspo-
sobienie Legislatury dla sprawy
poprawienia port6w W Chicago i
budowy kolei podziemnych. = Po-
dobno jednak misya ia bedzie be-
zowocna, gdya - jak s}ychae Le-
gislatura ME skloni sic do rozsze-
rzenia granic kompetencyi auto
nomicznej miasta Chicago W zad-
nym kierunku, wiec te sprawy
choe talk doniosle beda musia}y--
zaczekae. Demokraci j republika-
ME, ME majacy blizszych stosun-
k6w z obecna administracya miej-
ska, sprzeciwiaja sic zasadniczo O.
wemu rozszerzeniu autonomii CHI
cagoskiej sprzeciwiat sic bede
dop6ty, dop6ki inny burmistrz ME
nastanie i lepsza cd obecnej gospo-
darka, bo ami Busse, ami jego ad-
ministracya zaufania ME wzbu-
dzaja.
= Burmistrz Busse oburze-
MEM dementowaf puszczone
przez prase pogloski porozumie-
niu politycznem administracyi
jego partya prohibicyonistyczna
ma punkcie Rampant wiosennej.
= Szef policyi znowu przeni6sf
4ch porucznik6w i Sch sierzant6w
oraz s zwyczajnych policyant6w,
= jak zwykle - "w interesie siu-
zby."
Ze shandal6w miejsh1ch.
Prokurator Wayman wezwa} do
swiadczeii W sprawie naduzye W o
becnej administracyi miejskiej
wszystkich czlonk6w komisyi Mer-
riama, czfonk6w znanej organiza-
cyl obywatelskiej "Citizens Asso-
ciationn i czlonk6w redakcyi dzien
nika "Inter Ocean, kt6ry cd sze-
regu tygodni wykazuje znakomicie
korrupcye pierwszy ia odkryf.
Prokurator chce dat wszystkim
sposobnosc przyczynienia sic do
wykrycia zlego, zeznania beda ME-
ograniczone i niczem ME krepowa-
ne. Wiadomose ia wywo}a}a W ko-
ZACH administracyi Bussego po-
ploch i panike i przewiduja, ze
W niedaelkiej przysz}osci zrezy-
gnuja: kontroler miejski Wilson,
agent dostaw Coleman, naczelnik
departamentu kanalizacyjnego
Quinn kilku innych wyzszych u
rzednik6w miejskich. Wielkie tes
rozgoryczenie wywar} ziozony ma o
statniei sesyi Rady miejskiej ra-
port komisyi Merriama, dotycza-
cy naduzyc W departamencie ka-
nalizacyjnym, kt6rym chce sic "a
lac "nawet" komisarz robot publi-
cznych Hanberg. Opinia publicn-
ma oczekuje, re rezultatem toczace-
60 sic pred wielkoprzysieglymi
sledztwa bedzie postawienie W stan
oskarzenia kilku wyzszych ur7e-
dnik6w miejskich to mo5e jesz-
cze W bieaacym tygodniu!. -"
Zapiski dnia ,Oczorojszego.
- W jasny dziel usiiowafo
czterech bandyt6w obrabowac kase
firny Sell, Scbwab & Co., ale
przeszkodzil temu kasyer firny
Il. Wind Miller, 1885 Potomac
ave., kt6rego lotrzy napadli gdy
wszedI do biura i zabrawszy mu
$500, kazali mu otworzyt kase;
Windmiller ME us}uchal, a " tej
chwili daily sic slyszee l.roki in
nych urzednik6w nadchodzacych,
owl bandyci rzucili sic do uciecz-
XII. :. Puszczono she "a mimi W po-
gon i aresztowano 3ch; no stacyi
przy Chicago ave., podali nazwi-
ska swe: T. Flowers, S. Brushetto
/ A. Emit.
= 45 letni J. Nc Namara, S12
E. 116 str, zatrudniony przy ko-
lei Michigan Central zostaf
zgnieciony pomiedzy dwoma woza-
mi W poblizu ul. 119tej; nieszcze-
sliwy zgina} ma miejscu.
w sk}adzie ubran L. Ellma-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-02

Pomoc StanoW ZJednocZonych
przedstawia sic nastepujaco:
Francuska kolonia w Nowym
Yorku. :. $4,000. Francuska kolo-
MIA w Sen Francisco. :. $4,000.
Amerykahski ,,Krzyz Czerwony"
$4,000. w. K. Vanderbilt. -. $40,
900. Pani A. D. Huntigton..
$4,000. Obywatele z Massachus-
setts. :. $4,000.
Paryz, 2 lutego' - Akcya "a
pomogowa i niesienie nagiej po-
mocy So zorganizowane znakomt-
Gle. Poza zwyczajnemi zwiazka-
mi niosqcemi W takich wypadkach
pomoc jak mp. .Czerwony Krzyz
i inne oddalo wiele os6b prywa-
tnych swoje domy ma szpitale dla
nieszczeSliwych ofiar powodzi.
Szczeg6lnie szczerze i odda-
MEM sic akcyi ratunkowej pracu-
je tutejsza arystokracya, jak n. P.
marks de Vogue, hrabia d'Haus-
sonvilIe, ksiaze de Camastra, hr,
d'Hartcohrt. Panic ,,Societe des
Femmes de France. (Towa-
rzystwo kobiet Francyi. Przyp.
red.) pracuja W szpitalach jako
dozorczynie chorych' :.
Arcybiskup Paryza Mgr. Amiet
te kieruje osobiscie akcya ratun-
kowa niesiona z caiem zaparciem
przez katolickie duchowienstwo
$wieckie i zakonne. DuchoWn'
pracuja bez przerwy, odwiedzala
chorych pokrzepiaja ma duchu.
We wielu koscioiach korytarze /
kruliganki So zastawione 1ozkami'
gdzie leza chorzy.
Zabijanie opryszkow, apaszow
napadajacych w obecnych stosu1-
kach prawie re bezkarnie odbywa
sic w dalszym ciagu. Publicznosc
dokonuje ciagle lynczu. 0statniej
nocy za'bito1 kiEkudziesieciu apa-.
STOW, a czterech mezczyzn i cite
ry kobiety ledwie re uszly z zy-
ciem, gdy ich tlum przylapal ma
pladrowaniu osamotnionych do
NOW w Alfortville. w opuszczo-
nych domach pozostaly psy, ktore
gIodu i samotnosci tax sic zro-.
billy niemozliwie niedobre wscie-
kIe, re wystrzelano je.
Prezydent Fallieres zkozyi ma
fundusz zapomogowy $4,000.
Paryz, 3 lutego. = Woda ma
Sekwanie opada obecnie "a Gala
ma godzine, MIA zmniejsza sic
take stan woody ma zalanych II:
leach i bulwarach.
Ma przedmiesciach Paryza pa
nuie straszna nedza, chociaa ak
eva ratunkowa tutaj jest silna.
Czlonkowie czynni tel akcyi od-
wiedzajq przedmiescia, rozdaja
pieniadze, kontroluja czy nalezy-
Gle rozdane artykuly W naturze.
Seoul, Korea, 2 lutego. - w
poludniowej Phongan wybuchia
rewolucya ma maia skale przeeiw
Japonii. Koreanczycy pomordo-
wall urzednikow japonskich i ko1
reahskich spalili rzadowe budyn-
ki. Skoro nadeszio wojsko zostal
awanturujacy sic tium W bardzo
krotkim czasie uspokojony.
San Juan Del Sur, Nicaragua,
2 lutego. - Madrizowi przybyi
jeszcze jeden nieprzyjaciel. Brat
gi6wno komenderujacego wojska
mi rewolucyjnerni jeneraaa Juan
Estrada = jeneral Aurelio Estra-
da przylaczyi sic do akcyi prze
civ rzadowi.
w ostatnich dniach listopada
wtracif Zelaya jenera}a Aurelio
Estrada do wiezienie, a nastepnie
zmyslil wine pozostawii go przeo
sad. :
Chrystiania, 2 lutego.-Przed
kilkoma dniarni podai sic do dy-
misyi cabinet ma czele ktorego
stall Gunnar Knudsen.
w miejsce jego powolal kTol
nastepujacych ministrow:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-02
Amerykanska ofiarnosc.
Kapita1y dla powodzian w Paryzu.
SOeyaIsbczny rad agstONacya wsp6l1aWodnIeza.
RewoIucya przeciw Japonii.
Nowy wr6g NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. norwegskle.
Ottawa turecko- -greckiego konfiktu.
Bwze we WIOsuech ustay zmiana pOsa WaszynstOnie

Znowu katastroa kopan
trup6w. gazow W kOpani-3O zapt
prawyborach przyeta Illinois Wspo-
naga Francye. DOniOse pOzary-Bankructwo m1OnoWe'
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-06-23

FOR sALE-F1ax seed. double
cleaned. Phone 744. Mrs. T. w. D.
Orswell.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-06-23

out in life in the most primitive fash
ion, but it is one which appeals to
both.
When the ceremony was over the
guests sat down to an elegant we'd
ding dinner, which was prepared and
served in four courses by Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Scott.
The bride was the recipient of many
handsome wedding presents, attest
ing the kindly friendship for her
among a large circle Of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller will leave
shortly for Lavine, Mont, where they
will take up their resident on the
homestead, and they will be at home
to friends after July 1. In the inn
mediate vicinity of their homestead
there are quite a few young people
from Cedar Rapids who have also TAX
en- up homesteads and later in the
season the entire party will make an
outing trip to some Of the scenic
points in that country.
The out-of-town guests at the we'd
ding were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Miller,
Cedar Rapids. Iowa; Miss Cora Jelley.
Of Sioux Falls, Mr.. Verne Marshall,
Of Sioux City.
The Republican desires to Join in
an expression Of sincere congratula-
lions to the bridal couple, and wish
them many wears Of happiness in their
new relations.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-06-23

FOR SALE-Eive room house with
two lots. barn. cistern and we'll. In
Quire at 216 Second Ave. west.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-06-23

FOR SALE-One mouse on Sixth
avenue west, one on First Avenue
ess, WIN sell at s~acrafice II taken
s"on Call on G. E. Logsdon or Phone
81.
FOR SALE-A new 10 room mod
I'm ~res'dHnce. close in. Inquire Of
RAW \ sfrt>
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-06-23
WERE welded IN
QUIET HOME AFFAIR
THE PRESTON.MuLLER NUPTTALS
CELEBRATED AT NOON WITH .
IMPRESSIVE BUT SIMPLE
CEREMONY.

As the hands of the clock met at
noon to-day, Miss Ella Ray Preston,
daughter of aer. and Mrs. H. G. Pres
ton, was united in marriage to Mr..
d. Loyde Miller. of Lavine, Mont. the
ceremony taking place at the home.
$50 Fourth Avenue west. Rev. F. b.
Barnett, rector of St. Mary's Episco-
pal church performed the ceremony
in the presence of the immediate rela-
tives and a few intimate friends of
the contracting parties. The couple
we're unattended and simplicity
marked the entire affair, which seem
ed to give 1t an added im~pressiveness.
The wedding was characteristic of
the life of the bride, in that she pre-
ferred the most simple things, and
carried out this idea of hers when
none other hands but her own pre-
pared the wardrobe for the OCCASION.
Miss Preston was born in Mitchell,
received a portion Of her education
in the city schools, and finished It in
the high school of Marion, Iowa. Re
turning to the city she was given a
position as teacher in the third grade
which she has taught successfully
during these years. She has a pleas
ing personality, is a musician Of fine
talent and her voice has been freely
given in those affairs which contri-
butte to the religious and social at
fairs Of life.
Mr.. Miller is the youngest son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Miller, Of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa. He was graduated
from the high school Of that city in
1903. where he attained his honors
in his classes and as an athlete. He
has . high standing in the musical
circles Of that city. and possesses .
hne tenor voice. Last spring he To-
Gated on . homestead near LAvine,
and the young couple will start
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-06-23
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

Estate of Augusta Henry Scott
deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed %executrix Of the estate of Aug
ustia Henry Scott, deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within six months after the
first publication of this notice, to the
said e%xecutrix at her residence at
512. .Rowley st., Mitchell, 8. D., in
the County Of Dawson.
Dated June 18th. 1910,
ANNIE MARY SCOTT.
Executrix Of the estate OF Augusta
Henry Scott. deceased.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-06-23
MISCELLANEOUS

Will spray potatoes with Pari
Greene. l.. Hampton, phone 1879.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-06-23
HOW's THIS.

ward for any case NJ Catarrh that can
not be cured nv Han's Ca+arrh Cure
F. j. CHENEY & co. Toledo. O.
We. the undersigned. have known F.
]. Cheney for the last Is years and he
lieve him PERFECTLY honorable In all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
~ WALKING, K1NNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken tntnr-
nal1y, acting directly Upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of tn. system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75s. per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti.
patton.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-06-23

For Sst Here Is the legal de-
ser}ntion few Of the best farms
u navisF afanW for sale: North
sesl an5 f ea,inn I2-1O3-61, price
~ Southwest quarter sec
rion aricp $4,000 for this
~ r1er Mg sast quarter section 6.
ins sE no, acre East half OF
y SO, prtce $40 per acre.
seq fsas " section 3. TOT. 81,
| nt9ee sfs a. 4rre ~ q are inter.
cared q 7Gt ~ ,hese farms call on
us or write 10, tul. particular IN
| regard ID. sssstia ~ sale. Most Of thoso
,arrus are se.,rrved. Kelley'o Land
Go, Mitchell. =. D.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-06-23

FOR RENT-Two houses. one in
the tenth block west Third Avenue
and one in eighth block. west Fifth
Avenue. Possession July 1st. Rev
Z Harris.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-06-23

FOUND-That by wearing glasses
.unsuited to the sight that the eyes
steadily grow weaker. Exchange your
old glasses for new ones here. Bech-
told & Fritz.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-06-23

LOST.-Gold shirt waist pin be-
tween Butterfield's store and five
blocks west on End. Call S83.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-06-23

$50 acres-Water on each quarter
best land you ever saw. two miles
from Farmingdale, $3.50 per acre.
Bigelow Reliable Land Agency.
Farminsdale, 8. D.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-06-23
SALESMAN WANTED

WANTED-Life insurance men to
work some Of the best towns and dis
tricts In South Dakota. nrst class
agency contracts given to the right
parties. Apply to J. ]. MacKay.
Agency director, Northwestern Ma
tional Life Insurance Co.. Metropoli-
tan block. Sioux Falls, 8. D.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-06-23

FOR sAI.E--New 4 room modern
house. 800 e. Sixth st.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-06-23

FOR sALE-At a bargain: .
splendid 100 acre farm and a seven
room house close In, must be sold in
10 days. Part cash. X. 8. Christensen,
owner. Phone Al.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-06-23

Fcp + Two lots, splendid
re casinn. on south side on
Sapbe Also sever good lots in
aorfnr ~ of the city. Inquire
81 = :USh
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-06-23
FoR RENT

FOR RENT-shop room on east
First Ave-, one block from Main. In
quire of Will Kearney.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-29
Bill Proposes Establishment OF Post
at Home for GIrls-Appli
eants Are Fit.

Trenton. n J.-Applications arc
pouring in for the position OF officia'
spanker at the New Jersey state home
for girls. The establishment OF the
Job is proposed in bill In the legisla
ture
Applications are coming from all
parts OF the country and nearly 500
have been received Women, old.
young. comely and otherwise. are
after the Job. Almost every politician
in the state is supporting one or more
candidates. Many women from vari
Gus parts OF the state have visited the
capital In their eagerness to get the
proposed berth
A woman signing herself Mrs. 10
seph Harrison. address Atlantic City.
has written the governor asking that
she be appointed Official spanker. She
writes:
II am a widow and have three chill.
dren am 3b years old and weigh
lS0 pounds am sure can maintain
discipline"
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-29

One beef soup bone, one veal shank,
one chicken; salt to taste. Cover with
water and let simmer six or seven
hours; two hours before done add
some chopped vegetables. cabbage,
carrots, onions. celery, and any others
desired. Put in jar over night. In
morning skim fat off, add about one
tablespoon arrowroot, boil up and
strain. This clears as well as thick
ems It little. Take yolks of two
eggs and one whole egg, one-half tea.
spoon salt. dash of cayenne. half cup
of stock, bake in oven with dish rest
ing in pan of water, same as custard
When cold 1t can be cut in little
squares or fancy forms, and three
or four served with each plate Of
soup.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-29

THICAGO.-Old Ben" declared to
~ be Chicagos oldest cat. died sew
eral days ago.
The death of Ben" who for almost
nineteen years has been a permanent
fixture in the store of the Merz Drug
Company, West Twelfth street and
Ogden avenue, has brought sorrow TO
hundreds who have known and petted
him.
He died of old age and his body lay
In state in the laboratory of the store
with several candles burning above
him as n mark of respect to what was
probably the best-known cat in Chica-
go. Clerks in his former home went
quietly about their duties and informed
their customers gravely that Ben is
dead" before attending to their wants
But sorrow was not everywhere in
evidence on the West Side, for there
were some who felt differently on
hearing that he had passed away
Every dog in the neighborhood is re-
joicing. for. although stanch friend
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-29
RECIPES BY MARION HARLAND
-Four Simple But Appetzine Dishes
That the Children will Ap-
preeiate.

Raisin Pie.-Cover one-han cup OF
seeded raisins with a cup Of water and
let them stand for two hours. Beat
an egg until light add a cup OF sugar
the juice and grated rind of a lemon.
and stir I'm a tablespoonful Of -four
Add the raisins and the water in
which they have soaked and COOK in a
saucepan until the mixture thickens.
Bake with an upper and lower crust.
Butter Cakes Make a dough as for
quick biscuit roll out quarter Of an
inch thick, ,cut in small rounds and
roll out these until thin as cookies.
Prick with forJ. bake in a quick
oven and when done butter well.
Leave In the open a minute and send
TO table.
White Cookies One hoapinE cup
of sugar one heaping cup OF butter
creamcd with sugar. one egg well
beaten. half cup Of sour milk, a
small half teaspoouful Of saleratus
-four to make "a dough that can be
rolled. Roll thin and cut into cookies.
Mullins -Four eggs. two tables poon.
fuls of sugar. two tablesroonfuls OF
butter. one cup of milk. one heaping
cup Of -four, two toasuoonfuls of bak
ing powder Mix and bake iu deep
muffin tins.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-29
"Nervy" Nat Enters Realm of SweIIdom

this evening. waitah. and am
rawther pressed for time"
Would you like some stuffed
guinea hen bouilabaise?" asked the
courteous waiter
"Ah. yes, that would do very
nicely" assented Mr.. Johnstone. "bts
! fear II would serve only as an an.
petizer You might also bring me
some frogs legs and one Of them. that
Is one Of those pheasants a la Bere.
nice"
The zest with which Mr.. Lorillard
Lawrence tombstone attacked the
rolls was the first thing that attracted
the attention OF the waiter.
What a strange looking person. 3"
remarked the baron in German to
his viz-aviz. II was only a moment
after Mr. tombstone had caught the
attention of the baron that he opened
his coat to give his arms freer play,
and he was making such splendid
progress with the bread and rolls
that he paid no attention to the
wanton conduct of his dicky.
II was high polish celuloid diclty
of a very smart pattern. but when it
billowed out and revealed Mr.. John.
stones red flannel neither garment
the Baron Goldfogle almost swooned.
Speechlessly he signaled to Capt.
Montlaught, chief of the Plaza's army
OF walters. and then nodded in the
direction of Guest Johnstone. Mont
Taught passed Johnstone twice and
scrutinized him closely. Then he
went out and summoned House De.
tective Burnell, who arrived at the
hobo's table just as the waiter was
laying before him the guinea hen and
frogs legs.
Caught" hissed Johnstone. as he
saw Burnell. I'D gone to the lug
a year for that dinner"
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-29

n HICAGO.-Ten members of the
~ Alpha Tau Omega fraternity Of the
University of Chicago, clad in pajamas.
captured fieet-footed burglar. after a
chase of three blocks along the Mid
way plaisance. following the robbery
of the chapter house. 923 East Sixtieth
street. of property valued at $3.50
The burglar. James Clark. was dis.
covered in the building shortly after
six o'clock in the morning by Henry
Brown. the negro janitor. who crap
pied with him. The man broke away
and ran from the building, the frat"
members, who had been reused from
their slumbers by the scuffie, taking
up the chase. lie was locked up at the
Woodlawn station.
The presence of the burglar in the
house was discovered by the janitor
when he found one of the front win
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-29
Tender Missives Sent Through Air In
tercepted by Youthful Wire
less Operators.

Washington.-The latest contribu'
tions to the mass OF data being col
lected by Representative Ernest Rob
erts OF Massachusetts. a member OF
the house naval committee. In support
of his bill for the federal licensing OF
wireles stations. include a navy de-
partment report OF false ficial orders
sent TO a warship by an amateur op-
orator. signing Admiral Bob Evans
name; the interception by boys OF Of
fetal and social messages. some OF the
latter extremely personal and very
lively, and an offer by a wireless
company, to discontinue all its stations
along the Atlantic coast where there
are navy stations nearby II the latter
will handle it's commercial business
The report OF the interceptlon OF
social messages comes from the Mare
Island navy yard and was transmitted
to the department by the com
mandant
Here are a few samples. with names
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-29

than had been customary In late
years. There had been fewer idle
days. fewer lost quarter days." and
closer attention had been given to de
tails
Sir Christopher said that on almost
the last evening he spent with his
friend. the late Sir Alfred Jones. the
latter remarked that the first notable
thing he did as young man was TO
deposit $50 in building society
That money he had never withdrawn
The $50 which each man had invested
In the co partnery would. with com
pound interest AT nine per cent. reach
the total OF $3.7l5.S7 In so years
Il am not pretending" said Sir
Christopher, that all Of you are going
to be in work at Middleton or tho
harbor shipyard for. shall say. an
other half century. but do plead
earnestly that we must never despair
of small beginnings. since they have
frequently endings great and glori-
GUS"
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-29
BROOM CORN is ATTRACTIVE
High Prices Attract Attention Of Penn
sylVanla Farmers-Many to
Cultivate Crop.

Westfield, Pa.-Now that II Is pre-
dicted that the scarcity of broom corn
is liable to bring brooms away up be-
fore 1910 is run. the attention OF many
North Tier farmers has been directed
to the raising OF broom corn, and II Is
likely that many will cultivate
crop the coming season who never
tackled IT before. Some farmers In
the river bottoms OF Lycoming have
met with marked success and the
acreage is to be largely increased
lntelligently handled. broom corn Is
sure crop. It is said. and In value
there is nothing that the ordinary
farmer can raise that compares with
II. An acre OF land should produce
from one to one and one-half tons OF
broom corn. which at 13 cents
pound, II the price keeps up. would
insure large reward. Many Cowan-
esque valley farmers are going to In
vestigate the crop. and II Il promises
what some are claiming for II. win
likely grow It In place of tobacco.
which has been such a disastrous crop
on account OF the low price for 90
many years.