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The Detroit times., 1910-07-28

FREDENBURG-Ju 20. at Harper
hospital. Simon Fredenburs. aged 81
years. Remains Will be taken TO
Buffalo, n. A., for burial.
li27 Baker-st.. July 25, Helen. be-
loved daughter of Elizabeth and the
late Thomas Kelly. Funeral Thurs
day. from residence at s:45, and Holy
Redeemer church. y o'clock.
ILAMlELf.E--July 25. August. age 70
years, relict CT the late Mary La
mielle Funeral from residence OF
his niece. Mrs. Neveile. l107 Cham
Charles church at .. Burial at Cen
ter Line.
CONGRATULATIONS Mitchell. beloved
husband OF Mary E.. father OF VIM
ne Neral n"see atee Please pns A o@i na ps
sTEvENsoN-AtN New York. July Is
Catherine De Vile. widow OF George
John A Carter, Mrs. George c. Balcn
and Mrs. Jessie 8. Hunt. Funeral
Detroit. Notice hereafter
sCHoENEwEG--July rs, at residence
20 Amidst. John III. Schoeneweg
Wilheimina Schoeneweg FUNERAL
Thursday afternoon at o'clock from
house.
| sCHMITZ--John w, beloved husband
OF Mary tnee Van Lcyenl; at Me-
WESTPHAIs--July2 &c. Norman, beloved
son OF John and Albertins westphal
aged 10 months.
ERDMAN--Juiy IS, 1910, Charles, aged
So years. beloved husband OF Emma
Erdman, and father OF Agnes, Car
and Norma Erdman. Funeral from
his late residence, IS Erskine-st.. Fri
day at p. m.
FRAZIER--July rs, Christopher, aged
4 SO years Funeral from 33s Antie.
tam-st. at : o'clock.
LEE--Suddenly, July 23, 1910, Michael
| Daniel, beloved son of David ant
| Mary Lee. Funeral from residence
1 622 Bincoln-ave.. Thursday at a. m.
| and to Holy Rosary church at s:3l
o'clock. Burial at Mt Olivet
The Detroit times., 1910-07-28
BIRTHS.

BOYS.
Charles Knopf. 11ls Field.
John Macleod. 613 Fourth.
Wesley Hudson. Is Bivouac.
Charles Chene. s5 Durand.
Joseph joseph kk smSs. s ss M Mss:.h
David Drew, SIT Merrick.
Phsiix- Glsaiskl. .Riepsiis.
+ Van Tien. sSl Baldwin.
George Fletcher, 5o7 Muiiett.
Elmer Parks, 229 Fisher.
Paul Pink. sac Russell.
Albert Gurny. 1902 Warren
Jacob Nfexu. 1858 GARFIELD.
Peter Knodzior. Harper hospital.
Kostanty Maiinowski. 3l4 Garfeid.
Mcereyian Mas. ~ Stopel
kostanty Merczyk. 29l High.
Thomas kostera, 917 Orleans.
Joseph Paruszkiewicx. eel Grandy.
Frank Heitman, 686 McDougall
Ewald Mechlenburg. Ills Ellery.
GIRLS
Leonard Grosvenor. 367 Grand River
Adam Wasxwiewicx, 375 Alexandrine
EDWARD D peLisle. ssa Cadillac adj
Anthony Bushon. 46I Leland.
Arthur Brown. 353 Alfred.
George Sigsworth, 122 Pulford.
George Henlock, t2s TrumbuIl
William Supuick, IS Arndt.
William Blank. So Beecher.
Andrew Stajakowsky, 1916 Garfield.
Charles Pietrowski, 1884 Willis.
John Danielowski, 7s4 st. Aubin.
John Piasecki. 932 Frederick.
Joseph Piden. 554 Superior
star ley Andxejewski. ss6 Mitchell.
Joseph Brudecki. 252 Willis.
Wladyslaw Benielowski. 1241 st. Au-
bin
oscar Albrecht. s2S Maxwell
The Detroit times., 1910-07-28
oNE-EYED MEN SCORE.
New York Official Says They May
Legally Drive Autos.

ALBANY. N. Y, July IA one
eyed man may legally drive an auto
mobile In New York state. This de-
cision has been reached by Secretary
OF State Koenig, after a thorough In
vestigation OF the Callan automobile
Aaw, which forces automobilists TO
secure state licenses before handling
cars. Secretary Koenig held that as
marksmen aimed with one eye and
civil engineers closed one eye In sur
veying, he could not see why man
with only one could not be a good
automobile driver.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-28
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Leonard Tarzewski, Is years, 1928
Twenty -fttth. crushing -injurles.---
Bronislawa Swietoniewski, years,
rs Norton; shock and burns.
Jennie Koslofski, years, HOG Mill
tary; cholera infantum
Bronislawa Morzur. 3 months, s96
Military: cholera infantum
Joseph Kmtlczk. months. IL Otis
diarrhoea.
Raymond Bryzski. s months. los MI
nois; iieo colitis.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-28
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERURBAN LINES.

Detroit United Interurban Lines.
FLINT LIMITEDs-s6:3s and s:s5 a.
m, ,s.i2:Sb, 1915 and 6:35 p. m. Locals
20 funt: .. m. every two hours TO -
3; m: III y. m. to Oxford runs to Flint
sundays To Romeo. A. m. 3 a. m.
ano every two hours TO 10 .. M, III
JACKSON LIdITEDs --7:4s a. m.
Iz:to. 3;45 and 6:45 D. m. Locals "a
sacnson, I q. m. and every two hours
p. m. Ann Arbor, 8 q. m. and
hourly TO III p. m. Worthwhile, ESQ q
~. and hourly to tao o. m. 81 M.
y. m; Saline cars from YpsiIantt.
TOLEDO LIMITEDs--7:2o. $50 ana
Ito q. m, 1:20, $50 and eco n I'm
Ssturdays and Sundays 1920 %. m To-
cas- TO Toledo. 6:30 a. m. and hourly e.
$50 y. m: Monroe only. $50 and il 3,
PORT HURON LrMrrrDss.ax "a
s4o Q. M. 12:45. 3:45 and 6:45 .. "a !.
sunday only, III u. m. Locals to porf
huron. . a. m. hourly to %. m ~
m m. p. m. TO Marine City only. M
omens, a: m. a. m, half hourly
p. M: hourly to III D. m. M.
SSdemens via Shore Line. s:as Z. m.
hourly 70 s:ss p. m. IL o. m.
PONTIAC DIVISIONS q m haiy.
hourly to 7 y. m; hourly to III .. m.
cunningham only. IL y. m.
WfANDOTTE DIvIsION-S.sa : ~
half hourly to s:3s D. M: hourly -
1883 D. m. -
ORCHARD LAKE DIVISIONS . ~
hourly to IL y. m.
'These cars run through TO sarinsv.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-28
I0Ukh0W WIZ

You should have savings ac-'
count. No doubt there have
been times when snug sum in
the bank would have saved you
much embarrassment or pro-
vided you the necessary capital
for good investment. You
CAN save--the trouble has
: been you never got started.
Perhaps you felt the initial de-
post should be a large sum.
We don't ask it. on the con-
trary, we make it as easy as
possible Tor You. Well open
an account with deposit OF
one dollar. Some of our larg-
est accounts had very small
beginning. Why not try it
yourself. Come in tomorrow
and get a book.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-28
The.
Peoples

Advertising rates under any OF
the cisssincations In these columns
one cent per word each insertion,
cash In advance. No advertisement
inserted for less than Is cents.
Perpons whose names appear In
the telephone directories may have
advertisements charged at above
rates. Call
H0H-CrTY 1885.
BELL-MAIN 1889.
For the convenience OF patrons.
Arrangements have been made with
ire Following to receive liner adj
yertfsements at the same rate as
charged with the home office:
EAST SIDE.
Houghten-Frssch C6ai Co., 432 Can.
neld-ave. east.
MT. Elliott Pharmacy, Mt. Elliott and
0ratiot-aves.
=. nrewn, 1859 JsKerson-avs.
J. McPhePson, 2400 Gratiot-ave., oppo.
site car barns.
WEST SIDE.
a. q. Danser, SOS Grand Hiver-avs
Tupner stanton, les Myrtle-st.
y. y. ORtaeoll, AT Miohigan-avs.
J. w. M1llarA. lt1s Fort-st. west.
w. w. Brush, ssl Michigan-ave.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-28


the otne
and
pecia
The a c. OF
GAINESVILLE the OF
who appreciated his Qualities
such an extent that he going to let him In the biggest nns
was deposit of three share Pan or stock that ne would
the groundhoor Is He couldn't let him
o amoun
Up this originality than the ordt
CRATER Is what
follows a To
q
PaIamne OIL
the commits
$50 be
confidential offering his friends He must be
circular letter that is poor imitation OF ypewrns :.
public gulible
obvious sde admire his audaci the attempt but at one point
ne seems TO lose his He cautiously that his note may BE
collection GAINESVILLE artist would have
Oil himself
that the collected II fell
swnder
living anybody
him
thoties ut TO take IL
The Detroit times., 1910-07-28

mining
.
is any vsu p.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-28
Carson, Craig & Co.

4lo-1ll FORD BLDG, DETROIT.
stocks. Bonds. Grain and Provisions
~.-A I Boston stock Exchunge.
scrs Chicago Board Of Trade.
Private wires to all markets.
Michigan correspondents OF paine,
Weber q Co. Boston. and Logan =
0ryas. New York and Chicago.
Stock certificates delivered promptly
Correspondence solicited.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-28
ADVICE TO INVESTORS

Ths the
% e the s,.s x that e k ANY r.ss non.soa
s eons 20 ana ma Sii esrsiuiv % " ~ ~
The Detroit times., 1910-07-28
WHITE STAR LINE

" MARI Aoot OF Urlsw oId-sL
fvf l,ort fturon, way ports. stoarDxr
leaves daily, $50 q m and 1850 p N. |;
rect connection IL made At SSrnis We'd
Sspsdays ana ana scs S s. ~. !. Sv NORTH
AURONIC for 500. Port Arthur ala
Duluth, anu Mondays with = AA2-
oNIC for 500 and and Rcrt Arthsr,
steamer leaves daily, y:1s o. g. a44
l:so .. M: sundays. s;sos - m and s.ee
The Detroit times., 1910-07-28
THERE IS HOPE FOR
PRIEST LAKE STOCK

a
silver
in the
informed officer OF the
hand until the mine begins for itself The
fair other
Il run or o
The Detroit times., 1910-07-28

GOOD OPPORTUNITIES
FOR GIRLS
There are splendid positions open
here for girls to work on sewing
machines Corset work 10 light and
agreeable Positions here are per-
We are now In our brand new
factory adjoining our old plant,
wnsts ws hsys perfect light and
OF wages.
There are positions for both
Experienced Machine Operators
Beginners on Sewing Machine
Work.
Beginners earn from the start.
American Lady Corset Co.,
Forrest. W.. corner sixth
HoUsEwORK--Com girl wanted
Apply apartment No. 9. third floor
1917 Parker-ave.
LARGE, strong girls wanted.
PARKE, DAVIS & co.
maid wanted for
general work; no washing; rs week.
NEW-LIKE SKIRTS 6sc
We Clean and Press Skirts
for 6sc.
Established 1890.
The Michigan c. c. r. Co. M Ass
sos Woodward. City Ass
SIX v ACTRESSES WANTED-Experi-
ence not required; SIS per month,
beard and room. good tips; Address
Mackinac Island. Mich.
TYPIsrs wanted at Y. w. c. A. EN-
ploymsnt Bureau: rood wares:
Wanted--Experienced coat and
gown filter. Highest wages
paid. In one of the largest de-
partment stores in the city. APP
ply at once with references,
Box D., No. IS, Detroit Times.
WANTED--Competen nursemaid or
governess for child 3 years: refer
enees necessary. 81 Adelaids-st.. or
wANTED-Girl. 1s or II. to assist with
housework; TO 20 home nights; ref
ssrence. 70 Philadelphia. Phone
wANTED-A stenographer experience
ed IN legal work. Good salary. Ap-
wages. 1876 Jeffsrson-sve. east. oo1
SITUATION wANTED-MALB.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. together. by
intelligent young man and wife. Box
104, Route !. Monroe. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-28

The Priest Lake Mining and Smelt-
ing Co. seem to be operating In an
honest and minerlike fashion and al
though you may have had long walt
! for returns you really have n chance
of getting some.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-28
DETROIT RNER SlEAMERs
ID Bio e!olISs rs.

Week Days. s:<s Q. IN. and ,. ~.
Extra steamer saturday sftsrn'n. 49,
sunday. s:ls q IN and > p "a: rsa4&
pss S iusis aii tripA su1es Lys9k
Cafe At park Basss-sI wharf ~ ~
quor permitteA -. -
SS sIS%SSii: n nsss Az. T sssa.s
%: reht e rs e. s:r az D sss1s a.
PUT-lN-BAv ExcuNs1oA svs.y 49,
rsre veek Ss~s 80. sunday re, Foool
s az. ssrs~s. us ss..s svsS sssss 6sss
S1.25 TO CLEVELAND (ssx$
W &C. nunnnxn sss. er.AA =. s<lsoo
49,: : = sS.s : ss ssss - = s..:<
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-08
nrsr M,nr rAsi.
uac WA ne les sicepleesnoss
Whsn Nanch~~ir p,ava t'espIe

mac Wm ne Iss sictpleesncs.
When usuchr~ig nsava i'eswIs
Learn Thls
Caa v as atrat eiH bad
hack
A lame wax o. ap afhine aue
poans Aldhsf illl afe fuf had
backs
lam cup suu im b aa@
llls
Prom comu'on gaakaahc da
peife
TDry afc chda SEQ Manchester
nelt people
fbHIl rMnkc4 nEo alv FROM
Manchester Dapot Va t4sl "A
uAa soreness across rs kidney )
aud sharp shsoiing paiu Ia the
small ~ m3 back for ppF time
rbv passa4, 81 the kidney s retlons
Mme also Gao frequent hud af times
gate painf4l was obliged 10 set
up five or si2 times durine the nigh
thus losing my rect and arising Tired
and worn out Ia the morning /
tried several remedies. hu with un-
satisfactory results. Finally learns
ga Of Deans kidney Pllls and had
taken the cahtents az 0nly Aae box
procured al gettihoge's uug store.
before my condition began 90 inn
prove The symptoms ~ ms com
plant rapidly disappeared aud am
nov 50 much better ~ every way
thar } da not hesitate 10 give
DoAns Kidney PMS nay highest en-
dorsement
For sale by all dealers Price
so cents Foster Milburn Co, Bur
falo, New York sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name noan aud
take no other
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-08
Estate Of Aurelia G. Torrey.
Order Of Notice viii.


STATE or VERMONT, District Of Man.
chester. 50.
HE Haaorable Probate Cont f1F me Dir
frict ~ Manchester:
Toall persons interested In the estate OF
Au ella q. Tofrey late Of Dorset In said
j strict deceased
GREETING
Al Probnte Court holden az Manchester
within aud for sGld District on the zlst day
u nov. 1910. al instrument purpoulnp
q he The last WIZ ana Testament o.
AHraiia q. furrey. late of Dorset IN SAID
DlstFict. deceased, was PR sented to thu
4ouft aforesaid, for Probate.
And a Il ordered hy said Court that thf
18th dav ~ Dec. 1910 nj ~ O'Clock IN
she forenoon. AZ the Probate once u.
AID Manchester be assigned for proving
said instrument and that notice thereof ID
uYen % al persons concerned, b. publish
Ing this order three weeks Eucces siVely ~
the Marche ster loufahi d newspaper clrcu.
! ltinR % faa Vicinity % said District. pre-
floas "a the iiWe appointed.
THEHEEeAE. you are hereby notified 10
appear before said court, "a tlie tiInf ava
piss Aforesaid. and contest the probate Oi
said VAL u sou have cause.
Given under my hand at Manchester in
aid District ti4s 2sl dGy Of AoY. 1910.
Il EDWARD GRIFFITH Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-08
Commissioners Notice
Estate OF Edna l.. Fraser.


The undersigned, having been appointed
by the Honorable Probate court for the DIS.
trict OF Manchester, Commissioners, to re.
ceiec, examine, ana adjust the claims anG
demands Of all persons against the estate D
Edna j.. Frazer late Of rupert, ia saiq
District deceased, and NIL claims eX-
nlbited In Offset thereto, hereby give notice
hat we Will meet for the purpose aforesaid
At the residence OF Smith sheldon IN til,
town Of Rupert in said District,
Oh the slst day of May next
from one o'clock p. m. until fouI
o'clock D. M on said day, and that SIS
months from the 10th day OF NOV. A. D.
1910, Is the time limited by said Court f0l
aid creditors to present their claims to ~
for examination and allowance.
Lated al Rupert this Both day Of
November A. D., 1910
q -. SH FLDON t,o
O. !. SHELDON. N'hi'
smith sheldon, Executor, %
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Commissioners Notice


The undersigned, having been appointed
BY the Honorable Probate Court for the Dis.
lrict oil Manchester, commissioners, 10 re.
telye, examine and adjust the claims and
demands uf ali persons against tho estate o.
o, NJ. 1ofrey late Of Dorset In said District
deceased, and Hll cla ms exhibited in offset
hereto hereby give notice thnt we VIII meet
ior thepufpose aforesaid. at the resi-.
leucc Of Luther l.. Torrey IN the village Of
Cast lorset In said District on the
list day Of May next, from loclock .. M
until O'Clock .. m. on said day and that si
months from the 10th day OF NOV. A. ~.
900, Is the time limited by said Court foi
aid credit orl 10 pres ent their claims TO W
Tor examination and allowance.
Dated 81 Dorset this 30tb day Of oy.
A. D., lpln.
Fl. ". HARDWOOD
IL -. KENDALL CONS
AN DREW j. Low ELANDi
Geo. NJ Wall, admir- East Dorset, VI 81
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-08
Portifcstions.

have directed that the estimates
for appropriation for the Improvement
Of coast defenses 10 the United States
should be reduced TO minimum.
while those for the completion Of the
needed Notifications at corregldor. In
the Philippine Islands, and al Pearl
Harbor. In the Hawaiian Islands,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-08
should be expedited as much as posi-
Philippine Islands.

During the asst summer st my re
quest the secretary Of war visited Ia
Philippine Islands and has described
bis trip In bis report He found the
Islands IN state OF tranquility and
growing prosperity. due largely TO the
change In the tariff laws which has
opened the markets Of America TO the
products Of the Philippines and has
opeifed the Philippine markets to
American manufactures
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-08
A Two Million Dollar
Institution.

The confidence placed in The
management Of the affairs Of the bank
is endorsed by over 5000 patrons. We
are acting as guardian Of over Two nil.
hon dollars Of our deposiiors money.
The affairs Of the bank are con.
seryotiyely managed by a strong board
Of trustees; and this TACT coupled with
our large surplus fund makes a deposit
here a sale investment
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-08

VIM. Williams Sons, Dorset, VI, A. f
Mears, Sandgqte. Merit Farrar,
Rupert j. H. & V. A. Nadeau,
East Dorset, Ira F Sheldon.
Rupert
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-08

TIE lime IL which the tariff WIS pre-
pare,i undoubtedly was so short as TO
make II Impossible for the congress
AID its experts to acquire the informa
zion necessary strictly to conform TO
lhe declared measure. iD order 10 avoid
criticism % this kind IN the future and
for the purpose Of more nearly conform.
ing 70 the gmry promise congress At It's
iasi session made provision at my re
Guest fof tie continuance 90 q board ere
atei under the authority ~ The maxi
mnm and minimum clause of the tariff
till cod authorized this hoard 10 cxpcnd
The money appropriated under my 81.
rcCiion for the ascerlalnmcni OF the
cost q production at home and abroad
u the yarious articles included IN the
= hainles ~ The tariff The tariff
board thus appointed and authorized
has b~n dlligeni 10 preparing Itself for
The necessary Investigations The hope
~ those who have advocated the use
n thls hoani for tarlY purposes is that
ihe quelina u The rate Of duty I'M
pasnd shall isecgiBe more OF business
question snd less ~ political CUES
iion. "a be ascertalned by experts OF
l0pE trimming nnd accurate knowledge.
The hail 10 business and the shock TO
baslness dne 70 The announcement that
4 new iarifF blli IS 10 lie prepared and
pas IN operation Will be avoided by
treating tire schedules one by one ~
eecasion shall arise for change IN the
rates u each and only sitter rePcr,
upon the schedule BY the tariff hoard
sog0psteAt 10 make such report
II l. not AksiY that the boArd viii be
able 20 make . regaff during The pres
cot session - congress on aug of the
schedules beeanse proper eKsminA
iioH iaFelres an enormous smaunf Of
dssaH aAd sreai deal Of care. bat
bore - ise shle ri the opening of The
nrw congress. ~ az lesst during the
seesi0a - ihsi congress- 70 bring to
lu stteafioa ID. fscu IN regard =
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TAFT'S MESSAGE
UP TO CONGRESS
President Bieaks RscgI1 For
Length Of Document
DEFENDS PAYNE TARIFF lCT

c.s. eiis psnsrs Cara Pss,si 6ss
iaP Bari. psrSsis pSpt and csnsr'
ss,ise--As.s rss Rsiss 81 ysdleisi
ssisrl.s-- Fsseemrssssslsr Fer ~.
nss -snss Fss Pear
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-08

Win respe 10 the parcels post, !
respectfully recommend lis adoption
Cd all rural delivery routes and that
eleven pounds. the International limit
be made the ilmit " carriage in such
post The posioiiice department has
great plant and great Organization.
reaching into the most remote hamlet
Of the Unlfe-i States. and With this
machinery II II able TO Do d great
many things economically that II Z
Confined cn Page Ons.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-08

The center Of interest "a far eastern
affairs during the past year has again
Leen China.
II Is gratifying to note that the ne
gotiations for loan TO the Chinese
government, for the construction Of the
trunk railway lines from Hankow
southwark TO Canton and westward
through the Yangtse valley, known as
the Huknnng loan. were concluded by
the representatives Of the various
financial groups ia May last aud tb,
results approved by their respective
governments
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-12-08
Panama Canal.

Il
this opinion and ask your consideration
Of the subject In the light Of the report
already before you made BY compe.
tent board
II III our discretion we believe mod
ern fortificatlons 10 be necessary 10 the
adequate protection and policing OF the
canal, then II is our duty 10 construct
them We have built the canal Ii IL
our property. BY convention we have
Indicated our desire for and indeed I'M
dertakcn It's universal and equal use
II Is also well known that one OF the
chief objects IN the construction OF the
canal has been to increase the military
effectiveness OF our navy.
Failure TO fortlfy the canal would
leave the attainment OF both these
aims IN the position ~ rights aud oh
legations which we should be powerless
10 enforce and which could never IN
any other way be absolutely safeguard
ed against desperate and lrresponsi
Die enemy.
Ia determining what the tolls IN Tire
canal should be we certainly ought not
TO Insist thut for q good many years
to come they should amount TO enough
TO pay the interest on the Investment
% si00.0o0.oo0 which the United
States has made In the construction
Of the canal We ought not to do this.
first. because the benefits 10 be derived
by the United States from this es-
penditnrc are moi 10 be measured solely
hy return upon the investment
Ny own impression Is that the tolls
ought moi TO exceed 81 per net ton On
Jan. /, 1911, the tolls In TIE suex canal
are to he francs and IS centIInes for
one net ION by Sucz canal measure
meat. which Is a modification Of
Danule measurement A dollar a ton
will secure under the figures above a
gross annual income from the Panama
canal Of nearly s1snDcoo. The cost
o. maintenance and operation is est.
mated 10 exceed 100000.
The next question that arises il ~
to the maintenance. management and
general coninal Of The canal after Us
completion, II should he promised
that II 10 an essential part Of our navy
establishment 10 have the coal. d, aud
siher ship supplies. drydocs and
repair shops conveniently located with
reference 10 nsvai vessels passing
through the canal Now. II the govern.
meat for naval purposes Is 70 under
take 10 furnish these eonreulenc-s 10 I
he navy. and they are ccnveplslcss
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-01-11
AUTHOR BARRIE is PALE
AND LOOKS WORN OUT

London.-J. M. Barrie's health is
giving his friends serious concern. He
was never robust, but recently he has
been looking worn and aged. A few
evening ago he was dining alone in
the grill room of the Savoy Hotel,
sitting at table in the middle of the
room. His appearance attracted gen.
eral attention, and even persons una
ware of his identity. made remarks
about his looks and attitude as sug-
gestive to a man completely broken
down in health and spirit.
Since his divorce suit. Barrie has
been about London much less than
formerly, and acquaintances are
shocked by the change in him. Bar
les only solace nowadays is found in
the company of children, of whom he
always has been very fond. He de-
lights to gather a number of them and
take them to the theatre. A few
nights ago he entertained a party of
youngsters at the Duke Of Yorks
theater, where his Peter Pan" Is be-
ing played.