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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-02-12
Local News.

Cremo the children cry for it,
Schwartz annual clearance
sale is now on.
Grant Thompson is up from
his home this week.
Good morning! Did you have
Cremo for breakfast?
Thos. Balm was down from his
home near Harvey Monday.
i just received fire line of John
B. Stetson hats - Schenk Bros.
If you want protection see
Irving Miller the insurance man.
d. r. Thorn was over from
Silver creek yesterday on busi-
ness.
$5 Stetson hats for $4 at the
Busy Corner Store during the
CledTdIlCe SAFE. -
VIM. Bennett was down from
his Silvies home the first of this
week.
The French Hotel is gaining
in popularity under the manage
ment of L. B. Culp.
The chinook" started the
snow yesterday and softened
things up quite bit.
Our new spring dry goods will
soon be here to delight our lady
customers Hagey & Richardson.
Council No. 1888 P. P. P. will
give its fifteenth annual ball on
Feb. %. See the ad in this is
sue.
H. ]. Hansen of the Burns
Meat Market is prepared to fur
nish bacon, hams and lard to
sheepmen and ranchers in any
quantity. Special prices for big
orders.
A card TO this office dated at
Spokane, Wash, announces the
safe arrival of a 9 pound daugh-
ter at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. E. Shields Feb. 3. Shorty"
says all concerned are doing well.
T. B. Hill, one of the energetic
new homesteaders of the Waver-
ly neighborhood. was in the city
Thursday attending to some
shopping. He is getting his
place in shape to do some farm
ing in the spring.
Al Solinger came down fromN $
the Idol City mines this week
with some very rich rock that
had been uncovered. We did c
not learn any particulars concern e
ing it, but it certainly shows some 1
very rich ore in that section and
would indicate that Mr.. Darst h
and his associates have some fine t
claims in that district. o
DR.. Marsden was called to
Lawen the first of this week to 6
investigate some smallpox cases Il
that were reported. He found r
five of the Ferd Upton family II
afflicted with smallpox and they
have been quarantined. 1t is
not known whether there have b
been many exposures or not. 1t s
seems some of the family had v
been out to Pendleton where they p
contracted the disease and didn't fl
know what it was. W
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pR0I. :. ~ >Hiu DROW >rD
I nv rrsiI, of PrnnsS hania BioIogrI WaS
On Hrsrarrh TrIp la canada

PHII.uELrHIN Aug Q Dispatches
from E","l-'oko e report the death
OF ~ ,uarl"S n shaw. professor -
biology - th" Unl,cr-ity "f pennsyl-
anna They -av he was drowned IN KIN
basket Lake Yesterday afternoon The
nruf"-snr met hI- death whil" leading a
party duing botanical research work
pr Shaw wife and two children a.
vol ~ several students wcr" of his
party Snuc" last Jun" Dr Shaw and tho
uar'y had N...u un tho expedition. which
waS ru,' 81 a ~"r"- ~ annual tnps con
dy.r.d for research INTO ~" botany NJ IN"
Canadian wild-
pr Shaw- oonn"c'Ion with the TIM
,"rsi'y - penu-, Is ANA had hc"n brief
Fpr 'No years IN" was professor ~ biology
a. -" M"dic"-ChlrIrgical Collog" H."
resigned from u to q ~ tho University
~ P,nu-ylyaula he was also connected
with T.mpIa University ~" was under ~
years ~ agc and resided with ms wife and
family ~ Media. Pa
He was widely Known a. a physician
and hat gained eNf"nsiN" reputation aS
an explorer He made a thr's' months
eNpadition to tho SFkirk Mountains N
Ipt7 aud was one Of ~" hest authorities
on IN" Ild- " ~" Canadian Northwest
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USrICE >t>DERS HTRr.
kno"Lr,i Down and NearIS nun over d,
Train nj ArN eFne.

Leon Sanders Justice 81 the Second
MlulcIpal Court. was struck and severely
injured hy a Long Island tram Yesterday
morning ut the Strattnn avenue crossing
Ia ArNerno after trying to board the tram
A. ~ started lie ~ now IA ~ Ju-"phS
IIpsmtAl at Far Rockaway
Justice Sanders. whose city home ~ AZ
~. Etst Broadway. was sp-ndIng the
summer a, the cottage NJ NJ Ocean ave-
nur. Arv-rns Every morning. with
Iudg. Leonard Snitkln and Alderman
Max Levine he has been coming To Man
haitian un an early tram Yesterday
imagining neither Judge Sntkln nor
Alderman Levine was there ~ the CrosSlns
Ia meet him The Justice waited Tor
them untd tho train had taken aboard
most Ut It's passengers Then he JUMPED
over N. low iron railing that separates
the track from the road and attempted
10 board the train Al that moment the
train started with Jerk and threw him
To the ground near the car wheels As
h.. started to regain his feet the heavy
iron step ~ the car struck him Oh the head
and knocked him down again
Those who had seen tho accident rushed
to his aid and drew him away from the
wheels
An examination Al the hospital showed
that he had suffered . lacerated scalp
wound, a fracture ~ a RIB on his right
side and fractured Cavicle He will IN
lard up for possibly week
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The Sea Eorrs

Pas-.ngsr- hV the Cunard-r Maur"tania.
V..h -atls 'u-iay for Fishsuari and
Liverpool
a D ,ar'y 81 the American Telegraph adj
..auruu. ,ompAnE. Shn vii he = delegate
20 an nt--na rouAl conference ~ '"i"g rnph
AMI telephone experts ia Europe VI ant
Me- T.-,, thuhb " Preston ur"-td"n'
pf ,'a It'ai frn' COMPANY. and Mrs
Preston Lser,ou :. Winthrop Jr. "
pr, ...rrar Na,Imtian Morsen'hAu. Mrs
q \ Nger Mr. Willard l. 'Ands" VIZ
and Mr. = sergeant tram. q u Hewrt',
Ntr AMI Mr.. NewsI lion. " u LINN
Nr and Mrs v Nalthv the MAharaIAh
OF R0rIrbhan and Iap' u !. -'hulH
Sailing nv the White star liner Oceanic.
Tor Plymouth CherhourE and South
amp'on
,.-orge !. Cheney. Mr. and Mrs Elmer ,
, ooi-N Mr. and Mrs hamId"n Dough
er'y. Mr and Mrs u Tnpin. NJ and Mr.
} "A UAyWoOd, Prince MirZA RIA han,
III AMI Mrs Charles Steele p y S'oughton
and the Re, Dr a. u. Locke
nv the Hamburg American liner PrerI
don't Lincoln for Plymouth, Cherh"urR
and Hamburg
Nr and Mrs Barclay johnson. Mr. and
Mr. IdNard Thomas. DR. ami MIS-
Z .--uls Rogers charles u Pattsn ne
10, and Nrs carroll " Burke aud Mr and
Mr. Alfred q hay
Arrivals hy the Atlantic Transport
liner MINNEAPOLIS. from London
ord and Lady HiIl the Rev. " u An.
drew and The Rev ANNA shaw
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rHr ,O,RT ,ND ,rR,r G,VE.
kernochan. Who knows IN" Hardest
Point. Decides Twas real RoIIing.

Adplph Lock - - Middleton street.
Brooklyn. vas charged lu t--"N Marn''
pol go court yesterday With bong a c"u.
mon gambler Policeman i0-"'.h y
Miller & IN" D"lanc"y street station - !
that Ia plan clothes h" entered ~" h'u-'
A. - Avenue & and thor" found look
running Gran gam"
-pe-rrris m" game" SAT- Mag-tra'''
k.rroChan I know how 20 play ~"
gams. Tor I've PLAYED % myself hvt give
mo details
Millnr explained how m" gam" was
play.d on -" first roll D." Lost. hr.i b."
won tho SECOND.
What vas vour point asked IN"
MagIstrai"
Four sad Miller
Mags'ra'" kernu,han nodded his head
arprsctai. Nslv Good shooting h.
SAID. that's the hardest pnIrt on IN"
dice
Ne then held Lock m 81 80 bah f'r
trial
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HEtLING ~ P,PER PRiiERS.
Mrs Iva stein Who PrArtises o. More ar
Les Explains the ArI IN Ionrt.

Mrs Eva Stem 81 i5i Fast FIghty-ii'h
street whose 'h-rap"u'.c prayers ~ IS
cents PRAYER got her INTO trouble
with m. county Medical Srci"ty. was m
IN" NorEvIll- court Yesterday Magistrate
Herman asked her Il she hAd lawyer.
i need No LAWYER waS m" reply
What I do | 10 for charity / am IN
IN" hands 1T God
DOUBTLESS You ara r"ady - proceed
then sAd the Court AMI IN" MEDICAL
Soc.tys woman detective was calIet
She repeated IN. story told IN Yesterday =
SrN 4 how she had twice paid Is cents
tor healing PRAYERS They were tightly
her leg one on her arm and the third Wa
'o n" placed under her pillow Tho Court
was unahle 20 decipher 'h- sCrswl on the-e
h's 4 pap~r
-Nobudy can read th~m aid Mrs
Stem. They Are my PRAYERS
The woman denied that she had pre-
scribed or diagnosed An did was 10
CIV" magnetic treatment. and cured
her she sddad Didn't -
NO sAid 'hs Court. -h"Cause nothing
allsd her
DO you say that Mrs Stein feroely
demanded o' IN" defective. lou tHln
me Won wsr. ~
Certainly | sAy ~ answered the DC .
tsctIve
\ hen you have told me a lie. You
have committed a tsTrihl" sin
WI hat about mo Is Cruts you charge
asked Maglstrat" Herman.
That Is Cents'Is for Va" Iias 81 nv room
and for the cxp@nss ~ cleaning Ny own
labor I give free. Tor charity
4 little later Mrs. Stein saId that ~. OCn
people cam" 20 her Tor help each wear
Al IS cents a head they would pay 81 So
for room rental and cleaning.
The Court asked what Mr. STEMS GO
cuTatiOn was.
ne docs nothing saId Mrs. Stein.
Mr. Stem took the stand lie was
equally sure that h" was n th" real estate
business He proved Il 10y Offering real
estate as security Tor hIS wife's appear
ance when she was held m s7Oo bail Tor
trial
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M RkE UIII PHEID.
which Ief, -. Oss0 oO0 Ia Found a Home
for tonN alr.rrnts

SUR gate Thomas dismissed v">ter-
dav "A contest ~ tho will IF John MiStrTs
son Burke who left ~ .oo onto IN" NtnI-
fred Mastar-pn Burke Relief Foundation
t. found a home f'r cpnval"~c"nts IN
memory ~ his mother The contest
brought by certain heirs WAS based ON
IN. contention that IN" -tttIt" Di lFrt
which authorized the corporation - IN
valid on technical g-pUnd-
Tn" Surrngat" says 'ha' 10" "ciI'v"S
the Surrogat" should refrain from setting
aside "A !.glslatIv" enactment ~ null and
void and he - convinced thar tn" -'atut"
- constitutional and that ~" gifts -
ths. foundation ara valid
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,rR,Lr ,zINE BtNkR' PIT.
owe. Rr, an. Sousa and Others for special
Articles.

tn. Circle Publishing Company. pun
Usher Of the circle Nugdsns, at 81 Madi-
-on avenue. has hlsd q petition IN bank
rr.ptCy with liabilities Siii 200 and assets
ST.. 40 Among the or, II ora are Eugene
ThsinG. president and treasurer Of the
company Sc $50. Redfeld Bros sis.?T:
\ |. R.dHeld 5000, Borough Bank Of
BROOKLYN 81 SO. Broad~ay Trust Com
panv ~ .5Ho. Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper
company. sI.7so, West Virginia Pulp
and Paper Company. 81 200. George "
" h.slwri ght Paper Company. 5000. and
Funk a Wagnslls, s. oar The company
owes s. .2Oi TO thirty -one employees Tor
-alari,- aIri 81 72e 10 $50 writers Tor
artiD les Among the writer's are william
Jennings Bryan $50 due since july "a.
ea John Philip Sousa. Noo. Edward
Pepl. $50: catalina Pace, tIO0; Nilllam
I Honda. $50. and Horace Marhlsy
Al"nial@ Pa s2Oo The CtyrlS Magazine
wa starr 81 m January 1907, by Funk a
Waguall. and vas sold to the Circle Pub
fishing COmpAny IN April 1905 For a
long TIM. past the company has been
hamu.rnd " IL said. by lack 81 cash
working capital A. the annual me~ting
IN Apri - last there VAS authorized an
.stI.. ~ $500 an dsbenturs bonds hut
no market could he found for the bonds
and II IL said they were not printed
Eugene Thwing. president and founder
of th.. magazine. Vho ~ creditor Tor
So 49, saws NJ has put all his own prop
errv INTO II and comes out without a
dollar no the world
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LuE TOPI1S iBOi 0 RON Y.

woman Nhn j. rayiAg hsr -"N'nt'-'n-
year-old servant 81 - month 49, tsh"d
by her husband t. have th" slTi h"h .
conpl. ~ eggs Tor breakfast She tuil ihr
girl 10 put pot 1T water on th" hr", ."'
~ com. t. "A ho,l and y hru boiling 90 Iut
in tn. eggs In order to tim" N" cooking
~ the eggs she ha, 'hrr" mn1lt" sand
RlAs. The giri was told To- turn u vp amt
a. sOon a. tho -and went through To- TAN"
ont the eggs Sh" -rnn dtS,'n'"t"d 'lt'
the girl had pat the sand glass INTO 'h"
VE.sr and left th" eggs un thu wa-h'u'
The madam asked her why she had done
this and sh. replI-d why vuutuln m" 10
Any ono who stops To- Cun-''!'r u"
number ~ persons hurryInR IA - railway
station " III understand the constant danger
~ collision W. rl,,.t With az all hours
% the day said the station attendant
when w. SEQ "A I.'rson coming AZ il''
speed We stand still and let HIM 10 ~"
dodKing thus saving endless tam" .ud
trouble. unless the person himself u-r-
the same, method IA was m" rt-.' Nth
th. man Just encountered u looked
like "A deadlock for a moment Both ~
~ were SURPRISED. and ~ oar "nhaI ra~-
In@nt ~" dudg.d the same Way and ~
Was really several minut"- O"fur" "" g"i
strai ghtrned cat and safely ~ each
other
Said the woman who finds sN""tu''-s
and hight IN the hum"l--t things Il earth
Ca the man who was raking copper cent :
ont IL the guess your weight and get your
money back weighing maChln" iilI
4 am ~ glad ~ find ypu preaching 4
lesson 20 cynicu by setting your machine
hang up against another maChln" u
would h.. ~ s.a=y for p,.ppl. - weigh
themselves on that machine first and th"t
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Police nut, In Nen,cIair

NoNT'LAIR y ! Aug Last niRht
woman living m ~" northern part ~
IN" town called Mp polio" headquarters
and asked that policeman b." sent
10 the house S-rgt James M"''arry
ash 81 the woman why a policeman 49,"
required My servant Sirl - sirk amt
| want policeman right away ~"
woman answered Sergi M''iNrN
recommended a physician AMI hung Hr
the phone shortly after thrr" wa- a
call from man living On Valley road
He told Sergt Nc6iarry that he had h""n
lock 81 out ~ his horn" and h" wanted
a policeman with ladder N"rRi
NCSiarry recommended a lncNSInlth, hut
the man later t.lephon.d that be- had got
m through a cellar window
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ORDERLr ROWiNI'.
Inspector say. 81, HON" F're Probably
Nas set IN IIini.

ALR.SY. Aug Helen HIll. an IN
sp.ctor IN the state department of tharl-
tie- reported to day that the m" m annex
l. Prooklyn division. 81 ~" New York
civ HON" for tho Aged and Iu'lrm Ola
july ; last was caused hy an orderly m
the institution. who - believed to - a
pyromAnIac
The Inspector -ay- IN" authorities hay"
learned that Their" wer" hv" fires ~ the
place whore the same orderly previously
had worked Tho orderly has t."u di--
missed from the institution n" in
spector recommends that IN" anneN r"
abolished and a new hr"prpof hIrldnG
H., htIIlt in It's plaC.
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no, or uFN ,sk ESTIO> \
And Get Answers From ENC'sr commits
,louer Clement rEard,nE New Law.

Nearly A thousand members Of the state
and the. county Vino and Liquor Dealers
associations assembled Yesterday after
noon AZ IN" Lexington Opera Hons" 10
listen e. tho stat" ENcIsa Commissioned,
MAYNARD Clement, who had come down
from Albany 10 explain som" ~ the
features ~ tho eNCI~" amendments passed
a, the last session oi the state L"gislatur"
e. j D'Rcilly. president IT th" Central
Association ~ New York County. pro
,.nted resolutions expressing abhnrr"nc"
1T the attack upon Mayor Gaynor ami
hoping for his rp'-'dy recovery
nolan ~e,,undcd tho resolutions, and they
were adopted lnstant"r
ComrIs-iorer Ck'n"nt speaking of ~"
prohIhItton movement said
Local option and prohibition Ia -
leon srtc,cesful hccaIsa of IN" abuses
and disregard of law - which number VI
EutioT dealers haN" been guilty. lulvs-
Won ri.alarz in New York tab" warning
and ahid" by th" Law. your business also
will he ruined
sunday selling. Commissioner Clement
aid was due he h"li.,"d 20 "a demand
on the Part ~ IN" general public We
uuntDd ten Grant 49, saving thar tn"
h..-t way - be nd ~ law that does
not repre-eni the real wishes " the peuple
IL tn .nfor,-' that law and nb"V u
Th.. amendment limiting IN" number 81
s,loons 10 one to every 80 p-rEons was
rendered necessary 10y an over supply 81
.aIoon. For this condition, tommiS-
sinnsr Clement Said. the brewers wore AZ
fault They had b,"n 81 ANXIOUS =" 10
, ro-a 81 their product that they had
s,artad saloons right and left without
I regard 10 the Nod fpr ih"h
T am not M favor u limiting tn" mum
: bar 81 salounz Toy raising IA" hC.n~" leo
! That puts many ~ them ont 81 business
hut Il does not necessarily put IN" bad
I ones out ~ business continued the
/ EScisn Commissioner
! commissioner Clement sad that hl-
assistant, Deputy ENoi-n Commissioner
-, would answer any questions about
th. new law While Secretary Monahan
b was collecting questions on sheets oi
nauer. Tcrrncr McManuz and y "
Nolan of Pennsylvania mad" short
Suo,chez Mr. Nolan SAID 1T Tender
! I6in resort that has been repeatedly rnidec
by the poliC,'. II | were "A native 81 Ger
many I would not hesitate for a minute
10 tear down the name on the sign
Deputy Commissioner lee then took tn,
floor and explained the workings of tbs
new Law Some one asked how thu
liquor dealers could raise their standing
and prestige
THAT - . question that shall have q
decline 80 answer Said Mr. lee I an
not ~ the uPlift work
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d"ring Il 10 ever get nv money hack
\~ls suddsuk paused IN his labor and
fsh his heal
~ tank he -aid. Az han" bite hy
sVld.r Nv got big hump hy my head
h" hump VAS there. all right. hut "
didnIt looL like a spider bite u lookei
e. ~" P.s q bump raised by an iron thin
h- -plic,Sl IN the end ~ n hit OF five.
inch rope swung Nith vIgur and bounced
un th.' head Of Nels That shadoUy arm
'hought had swung across nv vision Vas
only too real Bit We could prove moth
INK We we're stung
tome over again som" SUNDAY. sonny
vs. a dIll dav
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Kitty Gordon. who Is Ca play IN Alma.
Whore do You Live'- at weber's Theatre.
sailed for New York yesterday from Liver
pool on the CSrmanm.
George Probert yesterday morning
s,snsJl a thr.. years contract with william
Brady lie - 20 have the part ~ the
vorns husband in Baby Mine. IN which
Miss Grace George - 90 tie starred and
which - IN rehearsal NJ rh" Comedy
Theatre
Glare Idpman will begin an ~nGa cement
az 'hr Hackett Theatre next Monday night
IN a neW three a ctcomedy from the French
The New York opening 81 The Simple
iife- has been postponed for the present
,n order 10 let Miss 1ipman start the sea-
IN m New York The play - n transla-
ton 81 q French comedy called IN the
original lie Marriage dune Etoile
Tho LYRIC Theatre, where Louis Mann
nov IA appearing In The Nheater. has
hesn open for 100 consecutive weeks.
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secretary Meyer SONG To New por,

NEWroET. u Aug o George Won
l. Meyer. secretary Of the Navy. and his
family ar" to y" visitors here during tho
stay - the Atlantic hattl"-hip fleet m
Narrdgans"tt Bay. Secretary and Mrs
Meyer and the Mi-~cs Meyer are expected
next Saturday and will pass the coming
w.."k with Mr. and Mrs 4. l.. Beeck man
Mr. and Mr. Bs"Ckman are arranging
large dinner party IN honor ~ Their
guests tot saturday night
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Letter 20 Catholic ,b.tsin-rs Prom wEr
FaIronio.

Monsaigneur Falconio, Apostolic dole
gate ~ the Holy SEQ IN the Untei States,
has written the following letter - the
Rev Maurice J O'Connor ~ Boston. -
10. read ~ the fortie,h annual convention
- tho Catholic Total Abs'inenc" Union 81
america. which opens this morning N
Fane'n Hall
EtytEINp Dt,F 81 Tn" members 81
tho Ia'holi' Total Nhs'in"n"" Mon m
ru'tins into prsc'icc the 'hristian counsel
81 total sb-finence are doing a work vhi' n
q. ..rtainly pleasing Ia 'sot. and one that
zoos much 10 limit and restrain tho do
pIorahl.. effects of the opposite excess
among our Christian Deople
tuyokipy Gods blessing upon this wors
and with hest Wirh~. for m" success 81
yo,, convention and ~ your cause. re-
main very sincerely yours IN Christ.
u. FALCoNGo.
Apos' olic Delegate.
Tho Rev Maurice Otonnor ~ fremont
street. boston. Mass
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>Pr,Iu or ron 4, DoG.
The Drrws. Too. Are TraN riIIng IN % ia
san Iranri-ro.

/ ? brow. a Miuh"rran. Who lives
N san Francisco. got h"r" FROM Paris
RECENTLY With his vifa and decided veSter-
dav Ia start for IN" Pacific Coast Tn"
pr"w- h,i With them dog namssi
Eldurm Nr- Drew duin = Vdut Radmm
q, travel ACROSS "a" continent in q bag
gag. car and u was against IN" rules 81
sl'"it.r
Nr Drew ssf'lsl an this very handilv
hv hiring tho sp"cial car Plymouth Rock
Inch WA- attached 10 the ChicagO special
on IN" New York Central which left AZ
- o. Yesterday afternoon for chicago
Tho private. car will b" tacke~I on ~ a
Chicago NhlwaIkc" and ~ Paul train.
then t. Sln Francisco All n vii cyst Nr
Drew j. s. 80
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Viz. H... Mauld nc n Chauffeur.

ALBANY. Aug Tho application ~
Miss sarah W Fo-- ~ ke',ssyill". t--s"N
county. for IcensN a. a chauffeur was
received by Secretary ~ stat" ko"nig
to-day Miss Fo-s sayz an" IL ~ years
Of age. ia feet "a, inches tall and weighs
1877, pounds She mas been operating a
car Tor one year She ~ tn" fourth
woman To- apply for a chauffeur lccu-"
under the Callan law
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When tn, will 81 } y 4. Ward th"
sr,Ipl,or. came up for probate yesterday
NOTICE ~ contest was filed by counsel for
EIeanor Ward. a sister; Eleanor W. Ayre~.
a niece. and Henry Ward. nephew. who
alIeR. that when the testator made his
will leaving all hIs property Ia his wife b"
y a. ~ unaound mind In" valu" ot TIA"
eatat., IL sad u ~ not large
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Church Vacation school. s-a.on.

The Church Vacation Schools will
close their SEASON on August ~ having
been open IN July and August daily II"
about 500 children tn" INSTRUCTION
has l..an chiefly manual. musical and
SECULAR III" religious instruction th"t"
has bHen non a"ciAnan. Ia" work Hh-
carried on IN twenty churches. lively"
~ the Federation ~ churches. IN" other
Irhi II III, Mani.st LIiY M-s-Lnn-
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The wall stree, shiuOn Of THg EyHSiNG ~rN
con ,sins al tho nnanciAl new ami th~ ,iocs and
bond quotations 70 Inc "lo.e Of the snarAc' inc
clo.ink quota ions. Including The hid and asked
rr,es with additional news matter, arc con r
t.ine,i also In the night e,iiuou Of IHE EVENiSo
sUN --Acr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
nc nm a rrao~ = Uo.pItaI Rrd.

The will NJ Mrs Elizabeth waddington.
who died at i7e Fast TU"n'y-fourth
straas. leaves o ON TO endow a bed IN
sis,sr EnphemiA Van Rensselaer,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
smith Colleges New Head In Northamt-
ton.

NORTHAMPTON. Mas Aug S.-The
Rev Dr Marion IL Roy Burton ~ Brook
lyn. y Y. uresId.nt elect ~ Smith Col
leea. took IIp his Official residence here
to-day lie WIll take tie roins ~ govern
msnt ~ the college witn thu oIsning ~
the fall term. when l. clark S~~lya as
sIrnea the title ~ president emeritus
Dr Burton will b. officially installed IN
October )