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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-05

J Lauterwaser, recording secretary, and
j. r. Mcpherson, treasurer. An executive
committee, consisting Of the president, vice
president and recording secretary, together
with Clint g Byers, c. c. Clifton, A. c.
Keller and Henry Sporting. was also
elected as permanent officers.
Twenty-siX members OF the new club
we're present at the meeting, which was
cid in the city council chamber ana took
part In the work Of organization. The
complete organization Of the club remains
70 be effected at tho next meeting, with
the adoption OF the bylaws, which were
not in shape for action last night
The only official action taken last night
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-05

engraved copy OF resolutions adopted expires
sive OF the unions thanks for the great
benefit conferred upon its members.
Framed, this engraving now hangs in Judge
Smiths office in the Brown block In this
city and Is priced BY him above all other
mementOes Of his work in congress. IL Is
a monument to a work that he really
enjoyed.
These are some Of the reasons why the
labOring men OF Council Bluffs are Judge
Smiths warm friends and why they will
have a genuine pleasure in voting for his
return to congress,
HENRY PETERSON,
Chairman Ninth District Republican Con-
gressional committee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-05
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention

The Council Bluffs office Of The
Omaha Bee Is at IS Scott street
both 'phoHes -.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-05

was the authorization OF the executive
committee to provide for the representa-
uon Of the wishes OF the club and as many
OF the citizens in the city as possible in
relation 70 the action OF the city council
at the regular meeting on Monday night.
when the final vote is 10 be taken on the
resolution prepared by the attorneys OF tho
street railway company providing for the
extension Of It's lines under the Lake Man
ava franchise, now owned by the COM
pany.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-05
Triple Trick
Interests Many
Clever Invention of Miss Phelps
Proving Wonder in Actual
Cookery DemOnStratiOn.

The demonstration Of the Triple Trick
Rooster" which has been under way al
thu office OF the Citizens Gas and Electric
Light company since Tuesday, has aroused
a tremendous lot OF interest among the
women OF Council Bluffs. Miss Phelps,
who is the inventor Of the device, has been
surrounded by crowds OF interested women
every moment she has been at work, and
many OF them have come the second time
for further explanations. A number Of
women have also returned with their
cooks. whom they desired to have in
structed In the use OF the rooster.
The club women have also become much
interested in its operation and have been
giving demonstrations to Others interested
IN kitchen economics. They have been try
ing TO discover some other useful purposes
which Miss Phelps has not shown and
some OF them have succeeded In accom-
plshlng arts OF cookery that add still
further TO It's comforting possibilities.
The fact that the rOastev Is given away
free 10 subscribers Of The Bee is not the
least interesting feature Of the demonstra-
tons.
Tho A. Hospe CO. stock OF pianos are
not A cheap bunch OF instruments bought
for the purpose OF conducting a special
sale but their regular stock OF high
grade and artistic pianos, including Or
gans. small instruments, etc. that must
be sold by Nov. 10. 40 they must vacate
building. 20 Pearl ST. ana % s. Main ST.
save money. save fuel ana have good
things 20 eat. Get a Triple Trick with
six months subscription 10 The Omaha
Bee. II h free with the paper
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-05
IMPROVEMENT CLUB
WILL MAKE REQUEST

Proposes 20 send Delegation Before
City Council when street Railway
Franchise e. Considered.
The Citizens Improvement club OF Coun-
eli Bluffs completed its organization last
night by the election Of w. r. Orchard,
pi esidert; J. Chris Jensen, vice president.
J. c. GTasOn, corresponding secrstaryi w.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-18
SIOO Selobuuna 500.

Die etfsr bisfu 3situns Rtrbtn F& fr.utu, ,u
rfabrtn. bab % ptnisifths cine sfir&itts
qranfbtit eitbi, tpslht bic WilIsnI@aft In al
ibrn SuftH tu btiItn i'm Stanbt III; 5aa's
8atarrb aur IN bic tinliss itSt Der drjtlibsn
grtptrihaft btannts pOftipt 8ur. 8atarrb tr-
furbtrt ale cine GOnfiuiionsfranfttit cine con-
ftituhcntlIt 8tbanbluus. 3aIls aatarrb. Sur
pirb inntrIit stnpmmsu unp trirft btrtft duf
has SIut unb bic iHsimissn DbnaGdsn bee
Spftms, babur@ bic 8runblast Der aranfbtit
inffprsuO uub tsm paiituttn 8raft stbtnb. in.
etm ft bic GOniiitutiOn bts aSTptrs aufbaui
unb btr Ratur ~ ibrtm WHfs bilft. Die Gig.
tnibimfr babtn 70 pitl 8srirautn ~ ibrtn StiI.
irdfttn, pab Fs tinbuEbrt Dolars 9tIrbnuus
fir itbtn ljal anbisisu, ben lit su figirtn psr.
fsblsn. eaBt Gu& cine eiffs BON 3tusuihfn
iommtn. Dlan aertiIrs:
8. 3. Gbtntp & Co., 9pltbO, 8.
sa5- 8trfaufi Don alien apptbsfsrR, 75s.
5aa's 5amiIisH.piIIsu iinb bic bsfsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-18
4ittStpn.

- @burles RObsers uOu 9tOro Diain
Strnss, Der Dor mebrersn SBOben auf
Die Spissn sinss Gehens trat, lift am
SOnntus i'm 9Oipitul Der siHsetrstsusn
Nunoiperrs erle9en.
- Sraulsiu anna Wc9luultD wuroe
Srsitas 9iadt an S8atsr StruBe, bei'
nabe i'm S6atten Der Stabtbulle, BON
benz Stalisnsr Salpatore Garco anse.
baltsn, Der ibr einen bliseuosn HsuOlusr
uOrbielt uno srtldrts, Oab elm Gusruf
ben COB bsosute. @be Der 8uride is'
bod isin 8orbabeu ausfibreu fonute,
eri6ien Der Spejialbsumte Swan unb
mudte ibn nud beftissm SBiosritanb
oiu9feit. @arco wuroe am folsenben
Gag psssn Der SBuffs $50 bsitruft uno
psseu Osm lleberfall unter $500 Siirs'
i4uft gum PrOjeB sebalten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-18
Cine 8ttte.

gBir bitten biermit iOlds unisrer uer'
ebrten slbounenten, ipsl6e Elm Sabr ccer
oariiber fir bas .8odenblattA idulben,
uns ben 8etras 3utommeu su laHen,
osnn mir babsn Ous @slO nOtbis uuO
gan, sewiB usrOisut. User ui6t islbit
uOripre6en funn, lit ssbeteu, ben BE-
tras per POit sinSuienoen. Das @siu4
srfOlst, neil mir sesenpdrtis unO i6On
felt eiuiser 3eit tsiuen Solicitor buttsn
unb benz rssuldreu YeriOnal Der Office
bic 3sit febIt, Su tOlleitiren. IS Wiirce
uus uiel 3situerluit sripart, penn Die
9eier pOriprs6su uub bsSabIsu whrbsH,
ebs Die SdulO 5tI bod aufIauft.
slbtunsspol,
Der 9eraus9eber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-18
0Bertb Der Seutfben 8Oionieeu.

SSeEtU peI pShtfWtH NpaVHtSSH'
8or nod ni6t isbr LANCER 3sit itano
bic iibsrpisssnoe Wtsbrlabl oes beuti6en
Soltss Der SoloniulpOlitii feiublif ss'
seniibsr unb betrahtete Die iiberiseiiden
8siisunssn bes Tei6es nur als Quelle
emiser S6wisrisieiteu uno @efabrsn.
Dsnn Die Rssieruns lpeitere Wiittsl fir
Solonial,wsde usrlauste, muBte iie in
ReidstussiisunSsn bic bsftisiten sn'
sriffe iiber ii6 srssben laiien. Die msi'
itenRsi6stuss. .abssOroneten maren sbsn
Der aniidt, OaB bic 10 bewillistsn Sum'
men gum Seuiter binaus geporfen isisn.
Seute fiebt Oas YOlt elm, baB bic WtiI.
lioneu, bic ss fir Die 3OlOnieeH ber9ab,
porSii9li6 ansslest DOroen iino uno itd
sIdnSenb psr3inien. Die 9olOnieen
wsrOsn bsute bsiier gswiirOist uno fur
ous un9siebeu, mas iie in sSirtIi6tsit
lino, nemlit eiuer Der foitbariten 2betle
oeS Seltsltanoes oeS fel9eS. 6nr ole
Sabriten oss DtutterlunbeS lieferu iie
nidt uur 8obmutsrial ieOer sIrt in taft
uueri6OpfIi6eu Quuntitdteu, iOnoern
srpsiIsn f6 aud uIs Sbiasssbiste im'
msr psrtbuOllsr. Sn wel6 wunoerba'
rer 98siis Der SunOeI Oss Tlsi4es nit
ieinen SOlouissn in ben lesten iieben
Saarsn sswudieu lit, ;sist Elm iOsbsn
usrOffsutli6sr umtti6sr Seri6t. Otu6
bsmislbsn bat bic ausfubr mad ben SO'
lOnissn felt 1908 um fuft $50 PrO3ent
3ugsnommsn uuo bstru9 i'm Sabre 1909
;uiammsn 100000 Wturt, unO Der
SmpOrt aus Osuislben mar i'm Iestsu
Sabre 30, 800, 900 Wturi.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-18
Ha8 xbal abpdrt8.

-3u Slb SOrse bubsn Oeitern lpie'
Der 1900 arbeitsr Der Psnnigluunia
Soblen so. einen Streit besonuen.
- Der 1Oidbrise @barles @ebb BON
MOOiic erbielt am Wtontas 3u &odg
@lsu sinen Shdbelbrud. als ibn elm
9ullidlaser am SOpfs truf. Sm Stuat
9oipitul wurbe ieiu 3uitano als elm
siinitissr betrubtet.
- Sin seitsrn MtOrSen an PettsbOue
StruBe in Durpea uusSebroaenes 5euer
bate ben Serlult zines Menideulebens
CUR SOl9e unb mebrers @ebauoe fielen
ben Slammsn aubsim. @rit nudOem
oas Seuer uOriiber mar, fano man Die
UertOblteu lleberreite oes 39 Sabre alten
9eOrss StecS. Derielbe biuterldBt cine
6amtlie in Polen.
- 3wOlf 8ObnbGuisr uno cine iiiOi'
iAe SpnaSO9e wuroen am Sonnta9
9tudmittus in Der uls SurbertOwn be-
tannteulgniisOsIuns in SIO 6orsc SOrs
Ousb Ourb siusn Srauo SeritOrt, Der
mabri9einli6 bur9 etneu I'M Sett rau'
denOeu Wiann perurlaat purbe. 21
pOlniide Samilien ltno bur6 ben 8ranO
ObOu6lOs seWOrOsn, Der siuen @siammt'
idaOen uou stpa $2O,OOO anribtsts.
Die bsnudburte 5suerwsbr tOuute uur
usnis ausridtsn unO srit uls cine @Om.
panic uOn Scranton eintruf, puro man
Serr Der Slammen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-18
RBtlfeSs 8arre Ra6ri&ten.

- Die prOisftirts Bride 3wiidsn
Plpmoutb unb 8resluu pirb aus @On'
crete uno Stabl srri6tst unb bic Soften
finb uuf s 25O,OOO usrunidluSt.
= Der is6s SABRE alts SEQ Srislin
pon 8opman StraBs wurbs am lesten
DfittpO6 obsrbalb Sadion StruBs BON
elmer 9sbisb 8allsg SCiOmctiUs snt'
buuptst.
- llnisre Eppbusepiosmis isist feline
9siisruns uno bic StuutsbsbOros bat
aussoronst, OaB bic Spring 8roOt 8ai'
fer @Ompuuis cine 5iltrirsiuriatuns 3u
Pittstuu erri6ten mus.
G.S. Dapis uon bier, elm Wann,
Der es OILS aoblenoperator gum Wtillio.
nar bra9te, fturb ON 10. ausuit in isi'
mem SOmmsrbsim 3u Sar Sarbor in
Diains i'm Gltsr BON II Subren.
- 9ai6tsr SObn 9bud, Der 3u atlun.
tic @itp Der @rbolunS uOn sinsm SeiSsn
nu6sins, 1T bsmislbsn ssitern erlsseH.
@r mar 67 Sobre aft, Elm befunnter PO'
litifsr uub felt 20 Sabrsu Saidtsr BON
Hu3erne @Ountp.
- Der Waidinsnmsiitsr Der GUS
quebanua 8ruuerei ju 9ianticofe, slntOn
Pspiid, srtruuf lssts BO6e wabrsuO
bss Yic Siics Der Sereinistsn Bruusrei
grbsitsr i'm cafe @arep. @r betam beim
8uOsn Srampfe unb mar usri6wunoen,
als bic Rettsr nabten.
- Durd elm ssitern Worssn In Der
Sriibs Su @lsu Snon aus9ebrohsnes
Ssuer muroen fiinf3sbn Samilien bsi'
mutblOs semadt uuo ieas boppslte
gBObnbduier, swei S8irtbsbauier unO
elm @siddftSlaben seritOrt. Der Ser'
luft wirO 9eSsn $50. 900 isin.
- @eIsssntlid elmer GtsOs, Die unier
MapOr Suiffen gu 0uts NOOors um Srsi'
tag pom Stupel lieB, nunnts er bic per-
rem Staotrdtbe uon Bilfssburre cine
BauOe uOn @rafters unO @rOOfs, nit
nur sinisen slusuubmen, bic osm Sort
idritt ieOer DtuniSipulitdt i'm SBe9s
itebsn, anitatt ibn ;u fOrOern. Sbns
3weifel bat er bic 9Dabrbsit ssiprO6en,
Osnn ss iit ullsntbalbsn 10 unO man
mus Ii6 uur munoeru, oas nidt biz
g8ablsr ben Slutiausern Ous SunOwerl
ls9eu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-18
Spbe,.Narf Rotisen.

Sris Brsnso BON Scranton ctr.
trus seitern Wtorssn einen bOppeltsn
9ru6 bes Iintsn 8sinss Sapon, inbsnl
cine idwers aarrentbiirs bafslbe traf.
- SOispb Sisrcs BON 9u3srns Strass
bsrihtete Der Polijsi an Srsitas, bas
feline 8ai6lsins nm 3lsibunssitiide i'm
8ertb bon stpu $50 bsftoblsn poroen
iei.
- Der als 8srsmann In Der 8ris.
bin !3s&s unssftsGlts 40 SABRE alts Pa'
trid S'@ara BON SawtbOrns Strass
puroe SamitaS MOrsen iOfort sstOb.
tst, als elm Dsdsnfall ibn truf unO ssrs
oriidte.
= Wtidasl, Der 33idbrise SobH Der
5rau Wfarp Sutsti pon emmett Stra.
&c, purbs WiOutuS absnO BON siusm
Ssrisb Central 3use setSOtst, Der eben
uussOOnnert fam. uls Ous ainO bic Sc.
lsiis biutsr Der DObnuns betrat.
- auf Die antlass, ben Mforris Wfil.
ler uOn Glib Siebenter StraBs Srsitus
sbenb nieoerseidlasen uno um $40 be-
raubt 3u baben, nuroe @arl 9rotosfp
uou 9iOrb @uerett Gusuue an Samitag
obne 3ulafun9 BON Siirsihaft bem
@sfduSniB iibsriunbt. Der anseflasts
bsitritt nidt ben uebsrfall.
- als Der % Sabre alts Patrid Dean
BON 3nsitsr Strass am Wfontas yiaf'
mittas bon ieinsr Easesarbsit in Der
8ellsuue 3she beimtebrts uno babel bic
1adawauna @elsiis beuuste, lpurbe sr
nabs Der 8sllsuue Cane 9reu3unS &C.
trOffsn uuO sstOOtet, als er eiHsm 3uS
ausmi4 uub bireft Dor eiuen anberen
trut. Der 96rper wurbe ju elmer fait
uutenntIi6en Oiaiis Sermulmt.
- Inbrep 2ippid pon @learpiep
StraBe Durbe Samftas In einem Sauie
an 8urreu StruBs i6limm am rsdtsn
Nrm unb ben SGnosn nit einem DteHer
;erfleii6t, bod itnO feline 8srlesunseu
nidt 9sfahrlid. Seine an9sbli6en Gn'
srsiier, gnbrsm @pissbit uub Sobn
WtOtt pon 0arrsn Strase, purben auf
siusm StruBsubabnwasen usrbuftet, uls
iis nah Osm centralsu Stubttbeil snt'
flisben DOlltsn.
- @dbrsnb zines Strassntrapallss,
ben er Samitas Ota9t nit ben Briioern
@enor unO Sumes Sntoico BON Siio
Wain auenue battle, srbielt 5ranf Pa.
nsllO BON Der sIsidsn StruBe sinen
S6dbslbrud unO Stif in ben giudsn,
bod wirO isin .3uftano i'm Beitieite
SOipttal niat fur ssfdbrlia betru6tst.
Ssine Gnsrsifsr wurbsn na9 siuem
Yerb6r am MOntas fiir elm 9eridtlidss
@ridsinen untsr ie $500 8iirsibaft
seitellt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-18
GnOe Der SaiiOil
Mntrdunlnugs Serfanf !!
3inett, Yongee ilnn
&aiab Ausiige
,lnO Yougee, seioe ilnO
serge 8Ode fiir
Sraaeil nnO Sraaleins,
9alber Yrets.

3 auuft ben anjus Ober &od-isst.
Die Huge Srau lsst iib oas 8ort Ss'
fonumie babin aus - elm notbwsnbiges
@spanb anSufaufsn. tusnn 20 gum bsit'
en- Surtbsil srlausbur LIT, nnb nidt
psnn man ss iOfOrt babsn mnb. Wtr
ratbsn 3ur idnsIlsn sluswabl zines an'
ausss Obsr 8odes, bsun in BEN Ssftrs.
ben, fir ben Ssrbit uufjuraumsn, babsn
mir bic greiis rserubs siubalb" beianit'
ten unb bsswsdsn, uufsuranmen nit
alien 9insn, RouSse uno &aiab auBh'
gen, iOpObl wis nit Ponsss, SsiSs uno
Serss RSdsn. Die Quantitatsn iino
bsi6ranit, absr alls iino nstte Stils nno
BON perfsftsr Gnfsrtisun9,- SrOBsn
finb sbsnials uOllitanOis. Sisr 1T Die
@ei9i6te III
SIR 8uiub uub POnsse Rodan3h9s,
-: e. nenn an9emertt
$25, be1ablst.. ..-----..........$ .$l2.5o
$50, be3ablet.. ....------------$lo'oO
$35, bejablet.. .....-----......$17.5O
Die grsiis fur &amie unS fran3Oit'
i6e 1insn guSiiss, nnb SeiOs Ponsss,
Qinsn unb sinissn Ssrss &Uden itsbsn
I'M sIsi6en SerbaltniB.
lin bic Sfus uOn Sutem Stil, psrfsf'
ter anpaIiuus uuO tiihtiser Sansiosrsi
,u parbissn, psl6s in oisien Sswuno'
sru uerbunben iinb. muB man iie bsii6'
tieen. (5sst I'M Senitsr su iebsn.)
auSusluOsn - 3wsitsr StOd- Grsppsu
oOer Subritiible.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-18

7 Cop 8uus Eubut bat isnsn iufti'
gen, uuBurtiseu Sel9mad. ,saanA
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-18

- 0tu6 stnsm betanut ssssbensn Be-
ridt bat WGbrenO Oes lssten 5istuIiub'
res isOs Bsriou in ben 8ereinistsn
Staten 80 RfunO 3udsr Uerbrau9t.
- 9n Der @O6s pom 81. SuIi bis
gum 6. Nusuit purOeu in ben usritie'
Osnsn Stabtsn RubIuub's 20,66S Sale
uOn @rtrantuns an Der @bOIsra auss'
mslbst. Bon ben Griruuftsn itarbsn
s,679.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-18

T @lnrt & SnOper Eabuf, gut bas
suuSs Sabr - liniere Marfeu: 6. &
9. itrippsO, Cop SSaue unO SentudD.
- Sn Butte, Utont., itarb na9
elmer laugsn 8rantbsit RObsrt SubOsn,
rim bstunntsr SOurualiit un6 Rsiiss
SOrrsipOnbeut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-18
Bon FER Sdbfeite.

Gin T66tsrlsin bot iid bel benz @bs'
panr 9iidolaus Wiiillsr pon Rroipsct
Gusnus sinssitsIlt.
Srau Ssrbinanb 8isblinsmaisr unb
Sobn gilbert BON PittstOn auenus finb
uon elmer ssbnmOnatlidsu @urOpursiis
3uriidSstebrt.
Sarolb g., elm SSbnlein Der @bslsute
5rso. 8sinis uOn Bird Strubs, srlas
5reita9 Der 3inberholera unb muroe
Sonntas besroi9t.
gBilliam z. Ssllpis bon @sbar Gus.
nue. unb Srdulsin @ftbsr 5lopO uOn
Guiuep apsnus purbsn am Montus 3u
einsm @bspaar perbunben.
Charles @., bus IA Monate alts
SDbnlein Der @bsleute auSuit Y. Set
pon Gsbar ausnus, fturb OtOntas unO
purSe ssitsrn I'M 8uibburu ctr. Srieo'
bOfe beiseiest.
Beter 9Better BON @eoar &penue er,
bielt am Donneritas in Der Spsncer Sa
brit elm 8sin duBsrit i9merSli4 per'
brunut. ole er nit beiBem Ntstall in
8eribruns fam.
Gbsrsia, Die 6jdbrise To6tsr Der @be'
lsute Sittor 3emptsr pon Pittston Nue'
nue.. ftarb DOnusrftas gtu6mitta9 uno
purbe Sumitus priuatim i'm Srieobof
bel Oio. 5 bsiseisst.
Sraulein Mutbilba Sassn BON Broot
Strass unO Sruut Z. SOffmunn BON
Sbracuie, u. o., purbeu leste Bo6s
in Der ct. Wtarisn Sirbe bur6 Pfarrer
Better Gbriit gum 8unb fiir's Ssbsn sin'
9eie9net.
Der ON Disuitus srfOlsts COB BON
Utar9uretba, Der etniabri9en Gohter
bes Wtartin Sdneiosr pon gBsbter
9Iusnus, 1T Der brittle EObssfull in Der
5amilie innerbalb g8odsniriit. iuosm
Srau S6neioer uno elm 3ino Dor elmer
9SOde itarbeu.
5rdulein 9ouiis, Tohter Der 8renue'
mann @belsute pou gBillom StraBe, uno
gBillium 8. S6euer BON Bird StraBe
murben Disnitas absnO in Der 0Obn'
uns oss lsstersn Ourd PuitOr 8. 8.
Distri6 sstruut. Die yteuuermdbIten
befinOen ii6 uuf ibrsr 9Odseitsreiis in
@anaba.
SrauleiH sInna, 3wsitdltsfts EOdtsr
pon Ssrrn uno Sruu Pbilip &Obinion
uon Yittstou aueuus, muBte iid lestsn
DonnsrftuS, nadOem iie plDslid sr'
frauft mar, elmer Operation fir Slinb'
oarmsnt3iinbuns unterwsrfsn, bic 10
sliidli6 usrlisf, baB bic iunse Dame
nun i6nsll Der Ssiisruns entsesen ssbt.
Ssrr g8illiam 6. Dfiller, Elm beiunn'
ter uuo pOpularsr iunser Wtann bieier
Ssits, uub 6rdulsin Wursurstbu R.
Smitbion uon Ridmouo, 3d., wurOsn
am Disuftus in Der SrautpOtnuus 5u
Ri6mOnb gum 8uno fiir's 9sbsn sinSs'
issnst. Das iungs @bepaar piro mor'
cen bier sintrsffsn unO fid on 9idOrp
StraBe rieberlaGsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-18
@anne Npuntn.

SuurshaIr. - SrauIein @liie, bic 20
Sabre alts TO6ter Der @beleute OiidO'
lauS Gusrlins BON @liff StraBe, 1T am
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Arizona republican., 1910-05-31
PROMISE IS GIVEN 0F SHOOTING AFFAIR
Tempe Men Will Challenge Mesa to a
 White Wing Shoot.

Promise is given of a sporting event in the near future that will eclipse anything of like nature held on the south side in some time. A party of five Tempe men, hunters. have de cided to issue a challenge to an equal number of Mesa men to engage in a white wing shoot It is thought that the challenge will be accepted. It now merely remains for representa- tives of the two towns to get together and arrange the details of the event.
 The tentative plan is something like this. The two teams of five men each are to spend an equal amount of time in the field and use an equal amount of ammunition. The team which at the close of the shoot has the fewer number of white wingS will be honor bound not only to pay the cost of the ammunition for the two teams. but will also be required to tender d banquet to the winning team. If the challenge is accepted. the match will probably be pulled off a week from Sunday
Arizona republican., 1910-05-31
SUNDAY SHATTERED
 ALL MAY RECORDS
THE HOTTEST DAY ON RECORD.
A Taste of the Real Old Summer
 Time.

Opinions differ as to just how hot it was on Sunday. but all agree that it was sufficiently warm for comfort and was a bit warmer than usual. Many contend that the hottest day that will be experienced during the coming summer will not exceed the record made Sunday by more than a few degrees.
 Thermometers in town ran up as high as fifteen and sixteen, but the one at the date orchard may be re- garded as authoritative, as the instru- ment there used is the standard gov ernment instrument and is exposed in the manner recommended by the chief of the weather bureau.
 According to MT. SimOmns, the mer- cury on Sunday reached the high point of one hundred and thirteen, which will be admitted by all as go- ing some for May. MT. Simmons yes terday took the time to look up a few back records for comparison and he finds that during the five years that he has kept a daily record at the date orchard the point reached Sunday ex- ceeded by six degrees any other rec ord made in the month of May for thosef i've years.
 MT. Simmons has supplied the fol- lowing data for the months of May during those five years:
Arizona republican., 1910-05-31
STRENUOUS
 PRESIDENT \. J. Matthew's Hurried Trip
 in the South VISITED MANY SCHOOLS
Visited Five Towns, Made AS Many Addresses and Spent Three Days On Trains All In Short Space of Six Days

President Matthews returned Sun day evening from one of the most strenuous trips within his recollection. He had been invited to attend sev- eral graduation exercises in different parts of the territory and to deliver the graduation addresses. He also wished to visit the different towns in the southern part of the territory in the interests of the Normal and de- cided to make the one trip answer both purposes. He accordingly left here last Sunday and during the six days of his absence he visited five towns. delivered four addresses and spent three of those six days on the train.
 Returning Sunday from Clifton. President Matthews got the full bene- fit of the unusual heat. Travelling along the desert all day, he found the weather anything but pleasant. According to report, when he reached Maricopa in the afternoon, the ther mometer stood 11S in the shade and Tempe seemed like Paradise in com parison
 Regarding the success of his trip, President Matthews says he is more than pleased. He was able to see many of the graduates from the diff ferent high schools and the parents of most of them. The feeling and sentiment toward Tempe Normal he found very strong and the indications are that there will be a large num- Der attend the Normal next year from the different schools in the southern part of the territory
 On Monday he visited Tombstone and spent the day there making the acquaintance of students and parents. The next day was partially spent in Benson on the same mission. All day Wednesday was given to Globe. where he was the speaker of the occasion at the graduating exercises of the gram mar schools. when a class of fifty two wereg ranted diplomas. The high school exercises consisted of a play. As in other towns. Professor Mat thews made the acquaintance of many prospective students at the Normal among the graduates of the Globe schools From Globe the visitor went on over to Clifton, where he delivered the graduating address to both the graduates of the high and grammar schools. The day following he spent in MOrenci and, though the Morenci high school had previously closed. meeting of the graduates and some of the parents was held, where the president was given an opportunity of speaking to them and making their 
 He left Clifton Sunday morning. and by making quick connections ar rived home the same evening. thing that now. thanks to better train ser vice is possible. whereas a wear ago
Arizona republican., 1910-05-31
PREVISION.

Goethe foresaW many things. In 1927, discussing the importance of a canal across the isthmus of Panama he said he should be surprised if the Americans missed the chance of get ting the work into their own hands, as it is altogether essential for the United States to make the passage to the Pacific ocean, and I am con vinced she will do it." It was the same poet, dramatist. critic and man of science who foretOld that by the end of the nineteenth Century the principal problems confronting man kind would be those growing out of the development of industry on the new scale made possible by progress in mechanics. No great man since Leonardo has had as many sides as Goethe-Collier's Weekly.