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New-York tribune., 1910-12-25

Stern Brothers
will open the
Second and Fourth Floors
of their
New Building
in West Twenty.second Street.
adjoining their present premises
Tuesday, December 27th, 1910
On the Second Floor
WOMEN'S AND nlSSES'
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC UNDERWEAR,
cORSETS, WAISTS, PETTlCOATS
AND INFANTS WEAR
On the Fourth Floor
FURNITURE FOR LIVING ROOMS,
LIBRARIES AND BED ROOMS,
ALSO FANCY PIECES,
BRASS AND ENAMELLED BEDSTEADs
AND BEDDING
West 23d and 22d Streets
New-York tribune., 1910-12-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC
HIGH WATER.

sunri.e 722. sunset. aSs: moon rises. LA.
moon %
New-York tribune., 1910-12-25

EXPLANATORY NOTES
t1tze-.-etors t.ken 81 O. r. 18th rfndzn TING. last
right Ar pressure reduced 70 level
lsooz continuous lines PASS through PORTS of eq. air
pressure
lsohernx dot.ed lines pass through points OF e11si tenn
r.rrt drawn oris for zero freezing 60 and 400 degrees
. Clear O Partly Cloudy: = Cloudy; X Rsin' > Snow;
M Report nissineA Arrows ily with the wind
First figure. indicate Temperature second 2ahcr precp
t.son OF nl inch or more for = hours ending yes
ferdav firc velocity when 10 miles per hour
New-York tribune., 1910-12-25
rRANsPAClFiC MAILS.

Destination and steamer Close IN NJ l. + Al
Ifav ali FIN Islands. Australia, New
New-York tribune., 1910-12-25
Girls Dresses and Goats

Broadway & Goth ST.; 5th Ave; 10th St
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05
BabcoCk Replies
TO Railroad Mans Criticism

-.;hunc-The last Sunday cdi-
pM rho Tribune contained con-
: ,r,iele under the heading Fail
~ western Rate Controversy. -
80 object OF which, apparently
lcast an attempt TO diseredlt
~ proper basis in the crc2-
~ ny rates OF freight trsnspor-
IA & ItnI,,'.;,Iar,Iy rs advanced in tho
IL pl 'ron,mcrcial club Traffic bu-
IA q wv thc hands OF the Interstate
II feN :" commiss ion for decision.
|<e.iN .Icht very reaSona bly, have
.Ce r,,tod To rest awaiting IN" ac-
II ,hs commission thereon Without
l- agitation here' II, -. A., 90.
~ ,ost that may be Salu ol ,ne ;ir-
|rt ne, is that il comprised "a
II se',, uords. the somewhat noisy
II P1 OF which WAS doubtless
1-ssnn',,h much satisfaction by the
-7lG., G.,,ion and complaint OF the bu-
| = En- is appended statements. as
II s,' ,bc commission, sets forth.
Nlun spccIfically. all rates upon
|bH ans;de,itiou Was asked That no
~ Sl,amdug could possibly arise
.ss ratos existing and those dc
~, the further request that Cali
II VIZ n.',urojnol freight rates operating
~ i-iah should generally be made
80 -, 'r construction or through rates
hssjs Of mileage. the limitation
,,,roe distance and the hNine p'
nrsm hasIng rates must necessarily
traffio officia! is simpleton
- - even consider the establish
~ ,rhoIIy- unrestricted basis any
F~-bich would coupulSorllJ require
|tss sMn,ssion of rates 10 the point or
J ~ ar commercial prohibition, OF
t.-sslv 10 a degree not approaching
.-rsasrs Of operation,
|. t, ESQ OF the bureau before The
LIN ~, fhc plan OF mica 20 suggest
=, =, used In the determination OF
~, through rates for Utah WAS
..a,,v very obnoxious 20 the railway
r.,Ise concerned, and was according
- the object ~ persistent attack
~, rounsei. This alone might be
~ .@-.',n,lueIve of tho d"slrability Of
~ ,,Sod ,Sod for the people OF this state.
] - Z no,.er- bacn accorded n dehnit"
2. sss ;hc construction OF It's through
4, n irciCht transportation 10 and
Gs cast. and IL appears quite mani
W., If is not desired by the car
a. n should be. Whether the
n-.a,s Commerce commission pos
~ authority 20 determine and est1b-
I bos,s or system OF rate making.
/. !. ,ot lnow We have never claimed
j !, AID hut II is believed Gnunes-
~, IN possess the right Of cstab-
- - rassona ble rates. While a fi&ed
I. ~ ,hroueh rate making Tor Utah
s-.idsred very desirable, the rates
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05
ksIth Cranks and
| Food FaddlSfS
h. Evolved Some Strange and Won
derful Theories Concerning
Stomach Treatment.
|IfL Package of stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets Sent Free.

|Tbip the last 20 wears there has
las into existence theories by the
Ia ralatire 10 the kinds of food
n humnn beings should eat, and
Nj avoid. With the tremendous IN
tfs in nervous and stomach diseases
81 are caused by the strenuous hto
y his neurotic, neurastheuic age IN
~ we i've. We ere constantly having
ID attention. called 20 some food fad
y. "new idea" on the subject of
|Ssia,ion.
lxt prominan. among these theorists
|asTegotarian. who insists that meat
d reyer intended for the human
|-gl, despite the fact that his an
pr Tor 5000 years or more used
heir principal article of diet, and
n I'D patriarchs Of Biblical history,
u lived 10 prodi gious old ages, were
~ eaters All of the great nations
Ifs!ory have been users of meat and
n y the most powerful and advanced
Ilnes Of today employ II eXten-
||,iI 10 their dietaries, and their su.
E,r development and high degree of
rstlon arc III strong and striking
INST 10 the decadcnt and degener-
nlons OF Asia aud The tropics,
y Inhabitants are vegetarians.
sitther fallacy which has lately be-
.a lad is the so called "low-pro-
n ilet. Now, the foods which are
"a proteids are the ones which
HWnsrve, brain, muscle and blood,
ht any great reduction in the
e' Of proteid used simply means
thryatlon for the most important
s Of the systematic ones on
z Nc depend the most to enable
SUCCESSFULLY fight the battles of
Those nations whose people use
coniaining but little proteid are
Fol largo frame or we'll built. The
9ntse, who have always been small
h'aTe, have, since adopting a more
IL Woteid dict, shown remarkable
'ase IN size, yigor and general de
yScnt; and ii is only since Japan
'ne meat eating nation that II
Ss'eoped into q world power.
MM M another theory lately advanced
~ sugar, pepper and salt are gas
nNtants, and irritaie the mucous
t@ahe OF The stomach; although 1t
s"n mat sugar possesses a high
Is Value, while pepper and salt as
E,aSS'ion rather than interfere with
II IS claimed.
q ho'breakfast plan. the two-meal
EtN, ard even the one meal daily,
sFn advocated, while some advise
Eg OF three weeks fast, during
ail food is withheld from the
~ TO give II rest, - completely
'as the fact that the system = tis-
NO Beng constantly torn down
'.h 81. of. and new material 10 re-
nen must be supplied from the
utter nonsense TO concern one s
,%ut all these absurd and ilIog-
ll Uso,ios. as life is entirely 100
apa shcrc are other things TO.
our attention. Eat what YOU
'n'n Net want il, and AS much
Syslcm needs 10 rcplcnish its
"'H then take one or two Of
dyspepsia Tablets, and forget
~. ny food fads and stomach trou,
ahy ,hSoy digest all kinds Of food So
,,S"9 T"fi won't know Won have q
r,,,. they arc powerful digcs,ors
10 h.nd Of food, though harmless
lnns nsst1m, and may he taken at
ana IN any quantity.
~rI ,ICA from your druggist for SOC
lra uN your name aud address
\, In sinple, Address +. A. Smari
''cSft Bldg, Marshall, Michl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05
Came Near Choking TO Death.

\ little boz. the son Of Chris D, Peter.
son, a well.known resident OF the WI
lace of Jacksonville, Iowa, had sud
den and violent attack OF Group, Much
thick, striugy phleom came up after
Giving Chamberlain g Cou0h Remedy
Mr.. Peterson says; ~ think he would
hive chokcd to death had we not eiver
him this remedy" For sale by all drug
rists
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05
ONE GOOD JOB BRINGS TWO.

That's why the Century continues TO
grow. Century Printing Co.. 1887 Post
Office place.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05
Large, Small and Me0

$4,000 trimmed millinery
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05

Tho people Of Utah could doubt"HS
endure with sublime compacency any in
hictions OF the foregoing character
which might follow the adoption OF a
mileage basis for the construction OF
their through rates OF freight transpor-
tation. but the railroads will employ. cY-
cry possible means In prevention or It's
Ini In. cnrurnl
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
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The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
PLAN IS STAR TED
FOR BIGGER ARMY
Secretary Diokinson's Scheme Is
Most Far-Reaching Yet Under
taken for Adequate Army

WASHINGTON. March THE inl-
tial step tuW9rd the organization OF
an army OF 250.O0O trained men. as a
first line OF national defense is beinE
taken In accordance with an order
just issued by Secretary Dickinson To-
eating the FIRST FIELD army OF the United
states
This army consists Of three divisions
made up OF the national guard OF New
York, Connecticut. New Hampshire,
.Iassachusettg. Rhode Island sud
Maine and the fall strength OF the
regular army IN those states.
II will consist OF 80 900 men. Later
other armies viii be organized 0y
combining the militia OF the other
states with the regular army. II l.
expected thar ali the governors viii
consent 10 the stare troops being as
signed 20 tactical organization with
the regulars As in the case OF New
England.
In time of peace the national guard
will remain under the jurisdiction OF
the state governments, but hereafter
they will be assigned in case OF war
and all training viii be with an end
Of perfeciing al organization which
will be relied to put an army on the
field In snort notice Of 100000 men
Each division wiz have its own head
quarters luartermasters and ordnance
stores and depots
In case Of war. the national guard
Of New England will mobilize with til
regular troops and come under the
command OF the head Of the depart
Iaent of the east Similarly, when RE
Ian is complete the militia OF othe!
states will mobilize at the selected
headquarters under the general com
mand OF the reg IlaI army head or the
division.
An effort viii be made 10 encourag"
guard eniistments in the states winch
are below their quota, and an increase
I'm the regular army IL Is expected,
provide for adequate instruction oil che
militia along the lines OF the general
plan OF }eferse Each Origade-ccE'
sistIng OF Federal and state troops, VIII
have DISTINGUISHING insignia In th'
,orm OF enamel badges and AT reguia'
intervals the militia organizations VII!
10 10 the regular army post win
which they are brigaded for lnstruC'
tons.
The scheme is the most far-reachins
vet undertaken fel having an adequate
rmv in the United states subject TO
immediate call 81 the president
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
fashions

Passementerie trimmings are is
sued in many patterns and various
colorings. Shaded tones Of one hue
such as brown, peacock green and
mauve-are sold. Some are made
additionally handsome by macarons
OF silk and braid embroidery. others
have cabochon gems introduced into
the design.
Silver jewelry has an important
Mace in ornaments worn by fashion
able women silver is a good setting
for semi-nrecious stones. which give
richness without great expense.
The kimono blouse is great favor
lie made of chiffon. pongee or any
other dainty light weight material.
Black velvet slippers will be worn
with dainty lingerie lrocks the com
ing season.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
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The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
MATCH REVEALS
HUNTED BURGLAR
Patrolman May Makes Clever Cap
ture in Champlain-St. Saloon--Rob-
Der Chas Hoffman Is Old Offender,

Cropping his way through the dark
cned interior Of Joseph Robinson sa-
loon, at Champlain and Leib-sts., about
1880 o'clock Monday morning. IN
search OF a burglar he knew was Turk
Ing there somewhere in the shadow
Patrolman Robert May. OF Elmwood
station. captured his man unassisted
and without firing a shot
PaciHa his beat about a half hour
previously. May had noticed two men
acting sdspiCiously about block from
this corner. As he was passing Roh-
iEson's place on the return trip he
heard noise In the darkened interior
as Of hotties clinking Investigation
showed that the rear door had been
Jimmied' open. ana that the intruder
was still! AZ work.
Reaching the barroom May struck
a match and In it's glare discovered a
mal lying prone on his stomach be-
hind the bar. Covering the robber
with his revolver. May reached for
the electric light bulb over his head
with his Tree hand and snapped IL ON
before the man behind the bar could
make a move to break away.
1t was not until May had manacled
one OF the burglars wrists that the
latter showed fight. lie objected
strenuously TO both wrists being
shackied and when May threatened 10
shoot he became defiant.
Go ahead and shoot he said.
May managed to drag his prisoner
20 he residence OF Mr. Robinson. close
by. and from there cali was sent for
the patrCl wagon. BY the time It ar
rived the prisoner had given up all
idea Of continuing the fight and was
bundled of without further ado.
The intruder was Charles Hoffman.
known TO the police as bad char
acter who has been in trouble before.
The police say he recently finished
serving 80 days In the workhouse. He
had emptied the cash drawer and was
preparing TO cart away some OF Rob
inson's best rye and quantity OF
choice smoking tobacco when the pO.
licemen interfered Justice Jeffries
issued warrant charging him with
breaking and entering a saloon In the
night time
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
saved A Soldiers Lie.

Facing death from shot and shell in
the civil war was more agreeable TO j.
A stone. OF Kemp. Tex, than facing
Il from what doctors said was con.
sumption. II contracted a stubborn
cold he writes. that developed a
cough. that stuck TO me in spite OF all
remedies for years My weight ran
down TO 100 pounds. Then began
10 use DR.. Kings New Discovery,
which completely cured me. | now
weigh l7S pounds. For Coughs, Colds,
La Grippe, Asthma, Hemorrhage,
Hoarseness, Group. Whooping Cough
and lung trouble It's supreme Trial
bottle free Guaranteed by +. c. Kin.
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ter.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
CYNTHIA GREYS
C 0SsSP 3EY[S

| Dear Miss Grey: If woman give
a party for her son should the party
calls be paid by the couples. on by
/ the individuals? Or is it necessary
+ TO make a party call?
WORRIED.
! A-Party calls should always be
made within couple of weeks 1t
! is not necessary for the couples to
20 together. but ii is alright If you
wish TO do so.
Dear Miss Grey: Can you give me
I the recipe for Washington PIE
/ How should sailed nuts be served?
APPRECIATINE
! A-G Take one egg. one cup
sugar. one tablespoon butter ana beat
together until light. Sift into THIS
/ two cups flour. one teaspoon ginger,
! one teaspoon cinnamon and one-hau
teaspoon baking powder, and one cup
milk. and beat until smooth Line
/ the pie plate with pastry, pour the
! mixture into il and bake hair hour.
/ Cover with frosting when cool ana
serve.
/ t2) Serve on tiny nut dishes with
salad course.
! Dear Miss Grey: A Young man has
taken me out a couple OF times ana
| have enjoyed his company. But he
disappointed me since by breaking
an engagement Would you write MIA
letter? ANAlOCS'
A-No. Such broken engagements
usually mean that the man has little
regard for his word You are better
| OFF without his friendship.
Dear Miss Grey: win you please
give me recipe for fruit punch?
TOPSY
A-To one quart cold water use
TWO cups sugar. One-half cup lemon
Juice. one cup orange juice, one cup
pineapple Juice II the water and
sugar are boiled TO form a syrup and
allowed TO cool before adding fruit
Juices. it is much nicer II YOU have
canned cherry or strawberry juices,
they add to the flavor When you
make the quantity desired. pour it
over ice. and add a few slices OF
banana, orange and lemon. and few
candied cherries. II is then ready to
serve
Dear Miss Grey: am an lSyear-
old girl. and desperately in love. Ny
parents OBJECT 10 cur marriage, and
NY hance threatens To Kill himself
Ilc has already pointed a pistol al his
head in my presence. and it Is fright
tut. please help mo.-what shall do?
DESPERATE.
A.-Remember that the barking
dog never bites and don't worry. lie
will not shoot himself Your parents
were wise IN objoctiug to him. and ni2
tnreats prove II. Consult them in all
Won do, and It w;ll'ail come ont right
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
IN SocIE7Y

The settlement committee OF Louisa
St clair chapter. -. \ r, viii give
an entertainment in the Franklin-s St.
settlement "Wednesday afternoon.
March 9 Mrs II +. Moeller has ar
ranged the program.
Miss Marion Stinchheld. daughter
OF MI and Mrs. Charles Stinchileld.
Of Detroit and Bloomfield Hills. was
married 90 Lambert Arundel Hopkins
of Chicago. in St James church,
Washington d. c.. Saturday at high
noon The marriage was celebrated
ia the presence OF the immediate
families only.
Frank Sreaight. the Dickens inter-
prefer conyulsed a large audience in
the Church of Our Father. Saturday
evening. with his inimitabIe readings
from PickW ick papers and David Cop
perheld Mr.. Speaight is thoroughly
az home i'm his chosen field as pub
lie entertainer. and it would be hard
10 imagine more faithful or sym
pathetic rendition OF Dickens charac-
ters.
\ big ST Patrirks DAY concert and
Informal mop has been planned for
Thursday evening, March Il, In the
Light Guard armory by the various
Irish societies of the city. Among
those already engaged TO take part In
the program are William Lawn.
tenor. William Yunck, violinist; sam
Slade. basso. Miss Elizabeth Moore,
soprano: Mrs Burr-Brand, harpist.
Ivan swift reader and Miss Kathleen
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08

Frlnges are becoming longer; some
measure yards In width, and are hung
from the decolletage OF the bodice al
most 10 the ground Gold and silver
lace is as beautiful and tempting as
ever. and the bands for corsage decor.
atoms are distinctly splendid.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08

Lovett, vioinist Judge Alfred Muir
ply will preside at the concert and
among the guests OF honor will be
Bishop Foley
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
From MARX%
COOK BOOK
-

Home MADE Chocolate Caramels.--
Take four cupfuls OF brown sugar on
half cake OF chocolate i'm whole piece
one cupful Of milk. butter size OF an
egg. and a tablespoonful OF vanilla eX'
tract Put all in a large pan except
the vanilla, and let them boil SLOWLY
without stirring until when dropped
I'm cold water ball is formed Then
take from fire. add vanilla, and pour
into buttered pans. Allow To cool,
thpD cut INTO SQUARES.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
The Best Cough Syrup Is
Easily Made at Home.

{ You can make a full pint OF
cough syrup in five minutes by
this recipe-enough 10 last
5 family long time-at a cost OF
only "a cents. IL is not only
cheaper. but better. than the
s cough medicines you ouy. Its
taste Is Observation-Disclosures like
! 1t. IL stops obstinate coughs in
hurry. and is splendid for
other throat troubles.
GRADUATED Sugar Syrup Is Y OF
PineX 2la OF
Put 2is OF. of Pinex in a pint
bottle and fill up with granulat-
ed sugar syrup made as follows:
Take pint of graduated sug-
ar, add IL pint of warm water
and stir about minutes. Take
teaspoonful every one, two or
three hours.
/ This recipe Will not work
with any OF the weaker pine
preparations. Use the real Pr
{ mex itself which Is the most
valuable concentrated com
pound of Norway White Pine
Extract. All druggists have 1t,
or can get II easily on request.
Strained honey can be used
instead Of the syrup, and makes
a very fine honey and pine tar
, cough syrup.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08

Turbans continue in favor. as they
are becoming To young and old stout
and slender alike.
The dainty one in the sketch is
made OF cream white net and trim
mcd with white and cream marabou
feathers and a large gold and tur-
uuOis ornament
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-16
sTANAGE IS GOOD ON BASES.
But Few catehers Who Can Run the
Circuit,

Speaking Of his regular backstop.
oscar stanage. Hughey Jennings re-
marked recently.
.T've got a backstop named Oscar
stanage who can run some. It's about
the hardest task In baseball to get a
catcher that can run the bases. Roger
Bresnahan is the king Of all catchers
running the bases But he learned to
skip around the sacks before he be-
came a catcher Roger you know,
broke into baseball as a pitcher. then
became an inflelder and turned to
catching when he went to work for
John J. McGraw. used to be catch
er myself, and I think the reason they
make such poor base runners is be-
cause they do so much bending and
squatting on their knees This de-
velops the muscles in their legs and
shortens their stride when running.
Just look em over and see II I'm not
right Few of them ever attempt to
get up speed on the base lines. AS a
rule you have to bat EN- around the
diamond. like pitchers"