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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-18
Children's Fixinqs

You will find here tomorrow every COM
fort for the little folks. bring them here
tomorrow and get their outfit. We quote
here only few Of the many wearing apparels
ChiIdrens Sweaters, plain and fancy weaves, ouble
and single breasted and high neck with without
belt, colors, red, blue and white $200 800 SIPS
and 81 90.
Children Knit Drawer leggins, fancy CT m
weayes, colors, white and red nj ...,..... sOx.VV
Chldrens Felt Hats for boys and girls, plain
fancy trimmed, with ribbon some. plain straight brini
others rolling brm, in coors red, blue, O. m
green and brown, at ..... ss=4.zs. ID 2.VV
Outing Gowns for children, the yoke effect,
trimmed with fancy braid, in designs, of pink 7E
blue, grey, sizes to IA years for ....-..... DC
Children Knit Stocking Caps plain fancy wcaves,
in solid coors of blue and white, solid coors IN
with contrasting trimmings for ............ QUO
Infants Knit Stacking Caps, in plain white cE.
Children Blanket Robes, in floral patterns
trimmed with bands of satin sizes, to s r0 no
Same above, 10 to l6 years, for $s.4S.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-18

MIR. KILLER PRESIDENT
OF TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
sTANDARDsyILLE. NOV. 1s--E. s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-18

The Berry Shoe for boys is
the most economical one to.
buy for they have heavy. solid
leather soles like the mems
81 to $3.50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-18

Everything else men and boys
wear, and Berry Manufactured
Goats for girls and Mandlebery
Raincoats for women.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-30
BURGLAR DELIVERS
 KNOCKOUT BLOWS
The Whole Meese Family Went Down
 Before PuguIistic Burglar

Oakland, Dec. 29-The residence of Constant Meese a machinery manufac- turer of san Francisco was invaded to- night by burglar who. when surpris- ed by the family knocked down in succession. Grace Meese. daughter. and Mrs. and finally Mir. Meese. The women are in a serious condition.
 The family reached the house at eight o'clock Grace Meese went up stairs. Seeing light in the bath room she supposed her father had pre- ceded her and she called out to him. In response a man stepped into the hall and said: I'm not your father. Give me your money and diamonds"
 The girl screamed and the burglar snapped a revolver. When it failed to discharge he struck her in the face and bounded down the stairs to meet Mrs. Meese. He felled her in the outer hallway and put the last Ob- struction out of the way by knocking Mir Meese down. Then he ran out of the house. The girl was uncon- scious for some time. The burglar got no loot.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-30

face of young girl smiles. The DOT trait is fantastic study by one of the most famous artists of today. At the girls breast is bunch Of blue vlOlets
 In selecting the subject for the call endar of the Hilderbran jewelry store, artistic taste was exhibited with the result that one of the prettiest souve- nirs being handed out this year was chosen. The picture is that of a handsome young woman. of the Gib- son type. well done in pleasing iaven- der shade
 Mention has already been made of the Lovett Drug Company calendar, which has for it's title, Where Love Abides." and which is the fourth in a series which is being issued yearly It is a true work of art and should be highly prized by those who are for tunate enough to be in receipt of one.
 As usual the H. H. McNeil company is giving away big wall calendars suit
Arizona republican., 1910-12-30
ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION
 OF LOVELY CALENDARS NEW YEAR REMEMBRANcES MORE ARTISTIC THAN EVER. Brief Descriptions of Some Of Those Which Local Business Houses
 Are Giving Customers
 and Friends.

Each year the business houses of Phoenix distribute thousands upon thousands of beautiful and artistic calendars to their friends and pa irons. on the whole the calendars for 1911 that are now being distrib- uted surpass those for all other years. The average of beauty and artistry is indeed high. Most of the calen- dars are reproductions of paintings 1 by famous artists, but several are for utility rather than beauty. These, [ however, are not out of place in either home or office.
 One of the finest calendars in the city. from an art standpoint. is that presented to its members by the Home Builders" corporation. It comes in two sizes, even the smaller one being large enough for framing if one wishes it, and the calendar dates being far enough below to per- init of removal without interference with the picture. The scene Is that of an old-fashioned country home, with its green window blinds and it's red chimney and painted porch. The house stands under a spreading tree clothed in summer foliage. and is partly surrounded by a fence of old fashioned handmade pickets The green sward in front and the rose hedge along the fence, with the bare, brown road. forms a delightful re- hinder of earlier memories. a picture that is completed with mother stand ing in the pathway and father driv- ing the old lumber wagon drawn by white and bay horse. all seeming realistically weary of the long days work. But in the general ensemble it means home and that is the idea sought to be conveyed by the Home Builders company of Phoenix.
 The Valley Bank of Phoenix has gone pretty strong on calendars this year. It has an army of customers. and from varied walks in life For the patron who conducts a large of flee and wants a calendar on which he can read the dates with his eyes shut. the bank has provided, or did provide, for they are all gone now. a huge wall piece as big as gov ernment map About half of it is devoted to great big calendar fig
Arizona republican., 1910-12-30
AdlWePttiiSim@ Talks
The Readers Of The Republ


If bought lot in Wall Street to raise potatoes on. he would be WASTING VALUABLE SPACE, because he could make far profit able of that ground.
 The merchant who buys space in newspaper. and then fills it with bare price-lst of his goods does virtually the thing-wastes valuable space. Because he could that space to FAR BETTER ADVANTAGE.
 An advertisement that is practically nothing but price list is advertising in its crudest form. The advertiser who makes such use of his advertising space doesn't begin to understand the full significance of advertising. He doesn't begin to get the results he should get from his advertising expenditure.
 Advertising should be INTELLIGENT AP- PEAL to intelligent people for their patronage. To be intelligent appeal. it should give the REA SONS on which the advertiser BASES HIS PLEA FOR PATRONAGE
 mere price Hist will not satisfy intelligent public. If the prices lower than competitors people want to know how the advertiser is ABLE to sell his goods at lower prices. If the quality is higher, people want to know the conditions that make these better values POSSIBLE
 merchant may take standard article and sell 1t at hafprice to win trade Yet he will only njure his business by doing so unless he tells the people just WHY HE IS DOING TT. and just how he figures that he AFFORD TO DO TT
Arizona republican., 1910-12-30

For while people will doubtless avail themselves of the opportunity to secure that article half price nevertheless their suspicious of that merchant or will be aroused. They will be inclined O think that they may be OVERCHARGED on any OTHER ARTICLE they may buy in order to make up for that bargain
 Use your advertising space to TALK TO THE PEOPLE ABOUT YOUR BUSINESS. just you would like to talk to each and every of them individually, if you had the TIME and the OPPOR- TUNITY.
 Give the light of publicity to the principles and methods which you conduct your business and hope to secure trade. and hold it.
 Just think how much meaning you put into few words-how important message you convey in a sentence two THE TEN COM MANDMENTS COULD EASILY BE PRINTED IN A FOUR-INCH SINGLE COLUMN AID IN THE REPUBLICAN.
 This doesn't mean that you should refrain from advertising through fear you have nothing of in terest to tell the public. Every business put paper the plan which he conducts his business-the reasons which he bases his hopes for
 He must have such reasons he wouldn't be in business. And these the very things people want to know about business-the very things that make advertising SUCCESSFUL.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-30
THE PACIFIC FLEET.
IFS Reorganization Ordered to be Ef.
 fective Tomorrow.

Washington, Dec. 29.-The Pacific fleet will be reOrganiZed January 1. according to orders issued by the navy department today. Under the new arrangement the first division will be composed of the West Vir- ginia (the flagship of the command CT in chief), and the Colorado and the Pennsylvania. The second di- vision will include the California. Cthe flagship). and the Maryland and the South Dakota.
 The base of the first division will be the Puget Sound navy station. while Mare Island navy yard will be the base of the secSnd division
Arizona republican., 1910-12-30
THE WHOLE SOUTH
 IN WINTERS GRIP
A Cold Wave Sweeps Almost to the
 Gulf.

Louisville. Ky. Dec. 29.-Unusually cold weather. with freezing tempera- lures almost to the gulf. prevails throughout a large portion of the south tonight
 The cold wave follows closely upon the heels of a general weather dis turbance which took the form of a thunderstorm in the central valleys and snow in northern Texas. Snow fell early throughout the Texas Pan- handle. and a severe wind and rain storm prevailed along the gulf coast.
 Southeastern Texas experienced the first heavy rain in five months. In Houston several street car lines were put out of commission and other damage was noted. The storm is moving toward the south Atlantic states from Texas and warnings are displayed along the Mississippi. Ala bama and Florida coasts. Communi- cation by wire has been seriously in- terrupted in many sections.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-30

able for stores and offices. One can read the date on this calendar across Phoenix street Each month is upon a separate sheet
 But the Phoenix National Bank goes the McNeil company one better and has a separate sheet for each day of the year 1911 This is the familiar pad calendar and is a favorite with nearly all business men.
 The local offices of the railroad and insurance cOmpanies are putting forth their usual handsome, artistic and con venient calendars. Fred Thretheway
Arizona republican., 1910-12-30

was through Phoenix a few days ago and gave out some big wall calendars for the Washington Sunset line. for which he Is travelling passenger agent.
 Many other PhOeRix business houses are distributing artistic calendars but only to their customers and friends and are making no public announce ments- The Republican invited every one to submit calendars for mention in this article and it is presumed that all who cared to do so accepted the invi- tafinn
Arizona republican., 1910-12-30
RIOTING RESUMED.
The Striking Chicago Garment
 Workers Truce Ended.

Chicago. Dec. 29-The rioting of the striking garment workers, which ceased the week before Christmas was renewed today. Five hundred strikers. most of them women and girls braved 8 snOwstorm and march . cd to the tailoring shop of Hilder- brand & company and shattered most of the windows.
 X riot call brought several wagon loads of policemen who rushed the strikers. Two men were arrested. Many of the strikers were beaten with clubs before the mob dispersed.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-30
CURRENT TURNED ON.
Superintendent of Electric Plant Was
 Shocked to Death.

Walla Walla. Dec. 29.-while work ing at electric wires in Starbuck. Wash, this afternoon. Edward L. Quinn. superintendent of the Star buck Electric company, was instantly killed, when the attendants at the power plant turned on a current. sending 1000 volts through his body.
 The attendants were ignorant of the fact that Quinn was handling the wires. Quinn was a graduate of the engineering department of the Washington state college at Pullman, Washington.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-30
THE WHITE BISHOP OF BOSTON

The White Bishop of Boston is 7g years old He looks about 45. He says he is 26. the better to put the | thought of youth upon himself. You will understand this is a necessary quibbling with facts. because he is going to live to be a thousand. In- , cidentally. he always wears white flannels. which has to do with his longevity ina manner presently to be explained
 But how stupid, I have not as yet told wou the White Bishops real name Or do you know it? It seems incredible that such a person as John Fair New, the founder of Newtianity. should have been in New York for two days and all the city not hear of him.
 Why do you dress entirely in white?" I queried
 Because white is the sign of life and purity" answered the bishop Black is the sign of sin and death To wear white helps me to believe in my body's immortality. Black would oppress me-
 The men of our street cleaning department wear white-we call them White wings" explained. Are ! they liable to live longer than the rest of us?"
 If they wear their white with the conscious thought of life" said the bishop earnestly. they will. If ev- eryone in New York could be pre- vailed upon to, wear nothing but white for one entire week the longe- , witty of the community would be in- creased hundreds of years" But, my word, think of the laun- dry bill. We would never survive ' that, at any rate.-New York World
Arizona republican., 1910-12-30
WAGE INCREASE.
Conductors and Trainmen West
 South and North of Chicago.

Chicago. Dec. 3O.-Conductors and trainmen on fifty roads running north. south and west of Chicago were granted flat increases of ton per cent today.
 The increases were granted after months of negotiation and they at- feet 75.00O members of the Brother hood of Railway Trainmen and Or der of Railway Conductors. This means an additional expense of s. O0O.O0O a year to the railroads. The increase becomes effective this morn- ing
Arizona republican., 1910-12-30
HOPE OF THE WHITE RACE.

Tacoma. Dec 29-Jack Lester. whose manager is Heavyweight Champion Tommy Burns. and one of the most promising hopes of the white race knocked out Ed Hedgen at Seattle in the ninth round of a ten round bout here tonight
Arizona republican., 1910-12-30
THEY RAISED THE CASH
okIshoma's Capital Located at Okla
 homa City

Guthrie. okla, Dec. Ex-Governor Haskell tonight affixed his signature to the state capital bill locating the capital at Oklahoma City.
 Shortly after o'clock this evening the citizens of Oklahoma City met the requirements of the governor that S71. 200 be raised before he signed the bill. and he immediately took the train fors this city.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-30
McFARlAND- MCCARTHY.

Kansas City. Dec. 29.-Matchmaker Jimmy Hurst of the Grand Avenue Athletic club. tonight signed Packy Mcfarland of Chicago and Johnny Mccarthy of San Francisco for fight of ten rounds on the night of January 9. The fighters will weigh 135 pounds at 3 o'clock in the after noon
Arizona republican., 1910-12-30

expects that Mrs. Eddy will vet de monstrate' over death.
 T believe" sh said, that Mrs. Ed dy will make a manifestation, that she will reveal herself to me and others to the outside world. The same situ- ation exists today as when Jesus of Nazareth was buried"
Arizona republican., 1910-12-30
SEIZURE OF TOMATO PASTE.
The Few Things the Food Inspectors
 Found.

Chicago, Dec 2e.-United States deputy marshals today seized 6200 cans of tomato paste, aggregating 124.OOO pounds. used by hotels and restaurants in tomato soup
 Food inspectors said an analysis of the paste showed that it contained 500, ,O0O. 900 unhealthful bacteria to the cubic centimeter.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-30
A NEW YORK SAVING

New York. Dec. 29.-More than s. 900. 900 has been saved the city of New York in the last year by the depart ment of water supply. gas and electric ity. according to a report presented to Mayor Gaynor today by Commissioner Henry & Thompson.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-30
WALKERS INQUIRY.
General Investigation of Transporta-
 ton and Freight Rates.

Denver. Colo, Dec. 29.-Announce- ment was made today that the Den yer committee appointed by John Brisben Walker to investigate trans portation and freight rates will meet at Denver. January ?, to formulate plans for a rate investigation which will be submitted to the national committee when it meets in Denver in June.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-30
EXPECTS DEMONSTRATION"
A Remarkable Utteranee by Noted
 Christian Scientist

New York. Dec. 29.-In the first in- terview by Mrs. Augusta E. Stetson formerly director of the First Churci of Christ Scientist in this city. given since the death of Mrs. Eddy, she made 3 positive statement tonight that she
Arizona republican., 1910-12-30
BUSINE ESSClKE.

Are you going to make any New Year resolutions?"
 No replied MT. Cumrox. I'll have mother and the girls make 'em for me and I'll o. K.' 'em."-Washing- ton Star
Arizona republican., 1910-12-30

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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-02-11
Nav Go Back to Government.

Spokane, Feb. 11.-Fred bennett
United States land office commission
er, has given out decision that
1910 acres of land in the south half
of the Colville Indian reservation,
northwest of Spokane, must be re-
turned as Indian property. having
been fraudulently taken up as min
eral land. The claimants implicated
are E. E. Sizemore of Cadova, J. H.
Worby of Peach Bar, w. NJ. Kells Of
Republic, C. F. Young of Lamona
and James A. Martin Of Davenport,
the claims being the CatamOunt,
Mayflower, Eden, Cougar, Young,
Bluebird, Association and Maiden
blush. This land was opened for
mineral location some time ago, but
an investigation was opened by spe-
cial agents for the government dis
closed the fact that the property was
not valuable for minerals and is bet
ter adapted to agricultural purposes.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-02-11

The above cuts are faint indica-
ton of the manner in which the tele-
phone system of the Farmers Tele-
phone & Telegraph company has
grown from small beginnings until
now there are about 1850 patrons
served and the line extends over the
entire Wenatchee valley. Cashmere,
Peshastin, Malaga, Colockum, Wheel
Ell Hill and the company is now build
ing lines on the east side Of the Co.
lumbia river, putting in about four
miles of new line. The local COM
pany also connects with a local on
Southside which has about 40 sub
scribers. The plant is one of the
most complete in the state, having
the latest telephone devices ami a
large sum was appropriated in the
past year for new equipment.
The officers of the company are
q. A. Lanham, president; Arthur
Gum, vice president; H. G.. Little
field, secretary, and c. E. Owens,
treasurer.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-02-11
LEADERS IN FANCY
HARDWARE
BREESE-WEBBER co. HAS UN-
EQUALLED LINE OF BUILDERS
HARDWARE - VARIETY AND
QUALITY OF PAINT EQUAL TO
CHICAGO STOCK.

TIE Breese-Webber Hardware COM
pany is a home-owned institution un-
der the general management of John
F. Weber, a hardware man of IS
years experience who has studied the
builders hardware business with the
same thoroughness and attention to
the Utmost details that artists give.
l.. H. Breese came from Wisconsin
at an early age and has grown up
and lived his life in this state. He
is one of the active partners in the
firm.
James F. Fort is an ex-soldier who
spent his earlier years for Uncle Sam
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-02-11

In the Philippines and China. Later
he settled down in the hardware bust
ness and recently threw in his inter
est with the Breese-W Weber COM
pany.
The other member of the firm is
A. C. Dallach, who confines his atten-
ton to real estate.
The firm was originally known as
the Scheble Bros. Hardware company
This firm sold out in 1907 to the
Halbert G Weber company, at which
time John F. Webber entered the
hardware business in Wenatchee-
Last fall the Halbert & Weber COM
pany was dissolved and the Breese-
Weber firm was organized in its
place.
Today the firm Is doing a tremen-
dous business, the daily average OF
sales being easily quadruple what 1t
was two years ago.
The company does not aim to carry
a general line OF hardware embracing
everything in the list OF hardware
goods, but prefers to confine its at
tention to a few specialties.
Only Special Agencies.
Ruilders' hardware, paints, stoves
and kitchen wares make up the stock
Tn builders' hardware standard
makes of goods are carried but the
Keen Kutter is constantly kept be
fore the buyers. Mr.. Weber is no
nushing the Keen Kutter goods Z
tha front on account of any greatel
nrofits. but because he is satisfied
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-02-11

The Wenatchee Electric company
is putting in some special illumination
in honor of the commercial club dedi-
cation today. There will be a fes-
toon between Palouse street AMI
Orondo on Mission and two Large arc
lights between the commercial club
building and the Daily World Office
of the city have special fIlumina-
tions.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-02-11

that they are the best. And he
would rather spend his time telling
and showing why they are the best
than in any other way.
In paints stock is carried that Is
equal in quality and variety to any
thing in Chicago. In quantity, OF
course, there is a limit but the stock
is ample for all demands.
The Breese- Weber company seeks
and retains only the best agencies
and is quick to drop one when bet
ter can be secured. In accordance
with that policy the agency for Lisk
enamelled ware was given second
place recently when the Atlantic"
agency was secured The Atlantic line
Of enamelled ware is considered SUI
perior to anything heretofore shown
in Wenatchee
Carload Lots.
The Howard heating stove Is prov
ing so popular that larger orders
have to be sent to the factory every
time the stock gets low. Hereafter
straight carload lots will be the rule.
The Malleable ranges are also the
best that the market has and in sum-
ming up the lines of goods carried
by the Breese-Webber company, Mr..
Weber states that the stock he has
chosen is second to none anywhere
on the coast except in quantity, and
even that is in advance of the pres
ent needs of the city.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-02-11

The Place to Trade
Because do carry EVERYTHING.
Results taking THE LEAD.
asiy when comes to COMPLETE LINES
SPECIALLY regarding selection Of
- ABLE RANGES made South Bend).
evated stove and range quality and MAINTAINS
We do not believe in carrying anything
qually good when get the
BEST We feel that the public appreciate
Because they buy us, they assured that
Everything they buy OUR RECOMMEND is the highest
RUSSELL ERWIN BUILDERS HARDWARE
Cals forth approval of world
On account of the superior finish and design
hen stock Of general
hardware is MOST COMPLETE
p DUAL to cities several times large.
please bear in KEEN KUTTER
eads the world Tools and Cutlery, etc,
Andis ARsoTuTE1Y GUARANTEED bv u.s.
Gall and see how complete up date
3 very line we handle is and
I ell your friends that you know
Our motto: 1--WE SELL CHEAPEST SELLING TEE BEST"
ellis tale as increased business is the
Results of just what we have
q lined in principles of business
DO Unto Others AS Would That They Do To You
Unable PROVING US and
- goods.
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