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The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-11-12
Our Telephone is: Main, Bell 1905

Mrs. Frank Chandler gave a
church affair for the benefit of st.
Paul's Church at her home, Sew
enteenth and Cedar streets, last
evening
When you read The Forum,
carefully go over the business
firms and make a speciality of 60
ing to these firms to spend your
money and mention the fact that
you saw it in The Forum.
1t is reported that Mr.. Walter
S. Holmes of the Adjutant Gen
erals office was married this week
at Rockford.
Mrs. P. Z. Galbreth left this
week for Kentucky on account of
the serious illness of her sister
Mrs. Thornton Coleman of
South Seventeenth street gave an
"at home" last Thursday even
ing for the benefit of New Hope
Baptist Church.
Quite an elaborate Thanksgiv-
ing supper will be put on for the
M. E. Church at Buffalo.
Mr.. |. Z. Foster, of the Daily
Western Globe of East st. Louis,
was in the city Wednesday and
called at our office. Mr.. Foster is
an alert, conversant young man.
Rev. B. L. Ivory has purchased
property on South Sixteenth
street.
A church social was given at
the residence of Mrs. E. L. Rog
ers last Thursday evening.
Do not fail to attend the rare
musical concert at st. Paul A. M.
E. Church Nov. IA for the benefit
of the piano fund.
Mrs. Mamie Jones is employed
as clerk for the Economical Coal
Company, a new firm opened up,
with William Woods as manager
Rev. Small of st. Louis con-
Quoted divine services at Grace
M. E. Church last Sunday for Rev.
j. M. Smalley.
Mrs. Arthur Glenn returned last
Sunday from st Louis, her former
home, where she had been visit
ing her people for fortnight.
for the Legislature, came to his de-
feat ON the account of the fact that
local option has a strong hold on Nor
gan county. DR.. Bell gained suffi-
GENTLY in Morgan county to overcome
Mr.. Wilson in this county.
Quarterly meeting at st. John
A. M. +. Church tomorrow.
We advise everybody who de-
sires to hear the Hon. W. T. Yer
non to purchase tickets before
coming to the church, as seats will
first be reserved for those who
have tickets For example, if 300
tickets are sold before hand, 300
seats will be reserved and so on.
Mrs. E. B. Smith left Tuesday
for Quincy for an extended visit
to her parents, Rev. T. l.. Smith
and wife.
The popular east end tailor, in
the person of Mr.. 0. P, Berry of
1908 East Monroe street, was
given grand birthday surprise
on the evening of Nov. 3. His es-
teemed better half, Mrs. Berry,
invited number of guests. A
luscious menu was served and a
good and jolly time was had until
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-11-12
LOCAL NEWS.
Our Telephone is: Main, Bell 1906.

Mr.. Yates of Peoria, who has
been stopping at the boarding
house of Mrs. Shelly, 1918 East
Washington street, left on last
Sunday for his home.
Today is Saturday, pay for THE
FORUM.
The Economics Coal Company
is a new business just opened up,
with William Woods as manager.
The E. 7. C. Club gave an elab-
crate entertainment last Thurs
day evening.
Begin early for the great Elks
ball, Dec. 26.
Sunday morning about 3 o'clock
the residence of Mrs. j. c. Nc
CLAIM, 1912 South Ninth street,
was totally destroyed by fire, also
most of the contents. Mr.. and
Mrs. McClain have the sympathy
of their innumerable friends and
acquaintance.
Elks' annual ball, Arion Hall,
Monday, Dec. &c, 1910.
Rev. E. T. Cottman came home
Tuesday from his ministerial work
to cast his vote. He will be here
Sunday again to hold quarterly
meeting at st. Johns A. M. E.
Church.
If by any means you fail to get
your FORUM, let us know.
Mr.. Frank Chandler of Seven
teenth and Cedar streets has been
indisposed.
Remember we have moved in the
Masonic Hall, 119 North Eighth
street.
On Thursday evening, Nov. "a,
there will be given a Thanksgiv-
ing ball and reception. Prepare
tions are being made for the larg-
est crowds, the entertaining and
the best time ever before had on
a similar occasion. The floor will
be in fine condition for those who
wish to trip the light fantastic.
Music by Nix's full orchestra.
See Mrs. E. L. Rogers for dress
making, plain or fancy. Old Tele-
phone 1922.
Decatur, Bloomington, jackson
vile, Lincoln, GAINESVILLE, River
ton and every place in a distance
of sixty miles or more are spe-
cially invited to attend the
Thanksgiving ball at Masonic
Hall. Music by Nix S orchestra.
Irish potatoes, single bushel,
Toe; in two bushel lots, Zoe; three
bushel lots or more, Csc, at j.
Edw. Thompson.
The grandest reception and ball
you ever before attended at Ma
sonic Hall Nov. "a.
FIRST CLASS upholstering and
general furniture repairing. james
B. Bondman, 1920 E. Kansas street
New phone 420.
Music by Nix's orchestra on
Thanksgiving eve at Masonic
Hall.
WANTED-Co lored girls fol
cooks and housework. Apply a
Illinois Free Employment Bureau
30512 South Sixth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall Douglas
of 1924 East South Grand avenue
gave an cat home" entertain
ment last Thursday evening.
Hon. w. T. Vernon, Registrar
of the U. S. Treasury, will lecture
at the Union Baptist Church, Nov
%, under the auspices of the Y
M. G. A.
The young people, and espe-
cially the young business people.
will not err by taking a more ac-
tive part in the Y. M. G. A. or the
Sunday school work. 1t is a good
opportunity to develop the mind
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-11-12
We want your
PATRONAGE
The Union Grocery Co

Is new enterprise, opened in the
Colored center of the population,
and guarantees to sell as cheap, if
not little cheaper, than uptown
stores. Our service is good. Will
you please call or telephone and
let us have the next order9 We
are making places for your high
school, business and college girls
and boys-see.
OUR GooDs ARE FRESH DAILY
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-11-12

PENNY SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
bank will deposits from the smallest to the largest
interest will be paid balances three
months with checking privileges
We especially call attention penny savings depart
for children which will be nauguraed the day of the final
opening which deposits from up will be received
which interest will be paid other accounts Let
begin teaching their children the habit of
We earnestly ask the cooperation of the public generally
the they fit the
which has brought the institution of dollars
profits they the about
which respectfully refer and all of stockholders
and
everybody deposit something
Respectfully yours,
ENTERPRISE SAVINGS BANK
18th and Washington SITS, Springfield, Illinois
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-11-12
BOLIVIAN LAUNDRY.

723 E. Washington st.
Does first class work and
prompt service.
Our motto is to please.
Goods called for and delivered.
Our prices are reasonable.
Give us a trial and be con-
WINGED.
Call up 207, both phones.
Geo. Bollman, Prop. & Mgr.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1910-11-12
FOR RENT.
DR.. S. A. WARE,
AND SURGEONS.

East Adams street.
HOURS: 10 a. m. to II m.
p. m. to 4 p. m
p. m. to 9.
Telephone: toldl Office: 1929.
49, = Res, l6O7-r2
Calls promptly made.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-09
GIVES AWAY HER
YOUNG DhU6H TER
Russian Woman, Fearing Hunger,
Turns Child Over to Ha-
waiian Matron.

Russian mother, fearing hunger
.......:.,. e. hor child because
anu STAR ''l0H ~
the head Of the fanny would not - ~
work, gave the little one away |eateI-
dav afternoon to a Hawaiian woman.
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. S''''' :, ''''7 '''' .,..-..e .t,..~
e4 come 'hfoog '"e o'S'1l''sy -
Iof1s ana masters n:no1 Fl;e
Inc Ha"ai!ah "oilaN' D'1,'I a - r--
M ,,i soe sa'o ,r ns' ,f " +ba smell.
though she was no1 S t-:s., ~ --r ra 1rltb
ing, was "aiNlHS up ms -
russian RLtl 'oo"l W. - +,.a 70
age Wheh she wa 9'1Pp'' ~, +ha
PotteFs anu aSNe" "n'i'
3'II' .,-.,. 3D.. ..:e
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-09
HILO MASONS OPEN
NEW BANQUET HALL

HILO, April 5.-lt was large and
enthusiastic gathering which assembled
last Wednesday evening at the Masonic
Temple to witness the formal opening
Of the banquet hall. Nearly all the
town people were there, and Olaa and
the various points along the coast were
also well represented. The first use Of
the hall was certainly an ausplclous
occasion, and the community IN gen
eral can be thankful to the local lodge
Of Masons who by their progressiVeness
have given Hilo theater which N
beauty Is second IL none IN the Terri
tory. and which they generously are
willing TO let the general public enjoy
with them at times.
The refined simplicity Of the hall
decoration could not bat make an ex
celent impression. the weathered 'ak
paneIing. and the delicate colors Of the
wall, and ceiling blending together I
harmonious whole which So off the
stage. with its beautiful prose- alum
arch. in the most excellent manner.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-09
SOOTHING HEALING

Prompt relief in all cases Of throat
and lung trouble if YOU use Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy Pleasant 70
take. soothing and healing in effect. For
sale hv ar dealers Benson, Smith x Co..
Ltd. agents for Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-09

The only safe and satisfac-
tory remedy that will kill
the dandruf germ and keep
it out of the scalp is New
bros Herpicide.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
THREATENING LITIGATION "
 AGAINST NATIONAL PEOPLE
Boston News Bureau Gives History of Claims of Butte People to Black Hawk en on American Claim
 Law of the Apex Enters Question

line would carry it to the Eureka shaft through the National company's Free America claim. They say they did not develop from this apex at the westerly side of their property because of the intrusion of water into the long crosscut from their small Iron Cap shaft. They have developed, however, good water supply here, and are selling water in this district, so that the National com pany's income from land rents and water rents is about S400 per month
 In the above presentation the Boston News Bureau has endeavored to give carefully and impartially every quail. flying claim that can he made by the National Mining & Exploration com pany to ownership of the Black Hawk ven in it's Free AmerIca claim. IL must, however, conclude that there is no evidence outside ol the Natinoal Mining company itself that it has any title to the Black Hawk vein in the Free America claim. e have the opinion of three mining experts to this effect, and also telegraphic advices from our own correspondent which also declare that the general belief in Globe is that the National Mining & Explora. tion company will have to relinquish any claim to ore in the Black Hawk lode e in its Free America claim provided ii finds ore therein. It may, however, seek the same vein westward in it's own territory, where if wound be undisDuted as the property of the National.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
CILA PEOPLE WANT POSITIONS ON
 CENSUS
Half Dozen Yesterday Sig nifty Desire to Act as
 Enumeratoros

If applications for positions of cen sus enumerators continue to come in as rapidly in the future as they dId yes terday, + F. Towle, supervisor of cen sus, will not have any great difficulty in filing those positions in the terri tory ot which he IS in charge.
 half a dozen applications were re ceiNed yesterday rom prospective eAumeraiuTs in GiCbe and Gila county yesterday and as 1t becomes generally known that the rate of pay has been fixed at S6 per day for work in the out side dlsericts, numerous other applica lions viii be received.
 App icatiOns for twenty position, weEe yeste. day made from Phoenix &.o-e, through deputy supervisor whom Mir. 1owle appointed to look af ter the census taking in Marieopa coun, Iy. Numorous other applications were tory and as the result, Mir. Towle $ us ual busy day was buster than usual.
 ''i am glad to see that applications from local people who wish to take uT enumeration work are coming in, v said MT. lowie yesterday. "'The people of this county are now showing an active interest in the work and l am sure that the positions in Gila county will be hled within a short time.
 ''InteTesU in this work throughout the territory in general is increasing and everything poInts to very success iul census taKtng campaign.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
WOULD QUIET TITLE
John Wog Brings Three Sep. arate Actions Against
 w. Fl. Mercer

By three separate complaints filed in the district court yesterday. John Wog has brought suit against Mary 4 and William II. Mercer, to quiet title to number of mining claims in the Miami district.
 In his. first complaint, Wog alleges that the Surprise claim and the Conten tion claim. both of which he asserts as belonging to him, are overlapped by the CaIonna NO. 3 and No. 4, to which the defendants have set up claim.
 The second complaint alleges that thc Mercer calm, known as the AstOnish ment. almost entirely overlaps Wog $ claim known as the Lime Kiln and thal the Astonishment claim also conflicts with the Contention and Deliverance claims, owned by him.
 The third complaint alleges that Mer cer's Orient, No. l, No. 2, and No 3. conflict with Wog's Surprise, Conten. tion and Lime Kiln claims.
 The plaintiff claims that he has doEo al lof the necessary assessment and development work and that his rights to the property in question are prior to those of the defendants.
 He asks that the title of the property be adiudged awarded to him and inc claims of the defendants, as far as they conflict with his rights, D, set aside.
 Rawlins & Little represent the plain tiff in the action.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
MARKET RECOVERY FROM SHOCK IF
 YESTERDAY
Announcement of Another Suspension Does Not
 Check Buying

NEW YORK, January 20.-Yester. days disorderly break in prices of stocks proved to be the continuation of the downward movement of prices for the time.
 There was period of upheavai as the sequel of the anxiety g.owing out or the business en barTassments of yes tcrday, and one more failure was an aounced, that oI a specialist upon whom fell the blunt of the market yesterday iu Columbus X Hooking Coal X Iron.
 By the time the failure was an nouuced the closing up process was practically compIe eI and the way had been paved for the vigorous recovery wnich followed.
 The declaration oc the initial divi, deud on common stock of the New York, Chicago & St. Louis and an in. crease in the Cambria Steel dividend were incentives to the hopes of invest, mcut holders and buyers of stocks,
 Buyiug was going or active y at the highest prices of the day when the d V 's session ended.
 Bonds irregular. Fetal sales, paT value. S4,9&20U0. United States bonds were unchanged.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
MILL WILLIAMS AND OTHERS SUING
 LIVE OAK
Another Action Similar to Recent Mining Battle
 Filed in Court

An action very similar to the long contested mining suit between William Mill Williams and others, vs. the Live Dak Copper Mining & Smelling com, .pany. a decision of which is still pend ing in the district court, was filed yes terday against the same deferdan com pany by almost the same plaintiffs
 This suit is an action on the part of William Mil Williams, John l.. Alex Inder, William F. Koch, L. Berndt and '. F. Towle, the latter as guardian of he estate of Mrs. COrnelia Palmer. to quiet title to several mining claims lear the property of the Live Oak com 5any.
 While the original action covered 2 onhict between the Cottontail No. ] 1f tEe plaintiffs and the Copper King # the defendant company, the action brought yesteIdGy has 10 do with qr alleged conflict between the .Cottontail No. 1, 2 and of the plaintiffs and tue Fulton and Copper Queen of the defen. dant company.
 This shit will be along similar lines 10 the one heard in the district court a few weeks ago, although the two suits may differ in the matter of de. tails.
 Attorney George J. Stoneman repre-. seat sthe plaintiffs in the action.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
# QUOTATIONS # f ++ f < + + +

BOSTON, January 20, Special Mar. ket Letter.-There was no feature of today s trading in Boston, but as a rule coprCrs were well taken, although the volume of trading was small. The chief trading was confined to Lake Coppers with small fluctuations. North Butte was strong on what appeared to be ac' cumulative buying and reports continue huIlish on North Lake. Lake Superior Conrer and St. Marv's Mineral Lands should be bought for higher prices.
 New York curbs had a. better tone and higher prices are expected. Nev- ada Consolidated and Miami advanced rapidly. Chino was steady and ad. vanced a quarter. Giroux is a purchase a. present level.
 New York stocks had a strong ra ly at the close,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
METAL QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, January 2O,-With Lon, d.n cables lower the market for stan dord copper today was easy, with spot and January closing at l3.12l2 to 13.37l.; February, March and April l3Igl2 10 1925. Deale-s quote electro, lyrlc at l3.JO to l3.7J and casting 1925 to l3.62i2.
 Tin weak, spot closing at 321O to 524O;. January, S2.2O 10 32.4o; Febru. a-y. 32.lO to 32.45; March and April $2.IG to 32.jO.
 Lead quet, with spot quoted at 4.G7l2 to in New York and 4.5Q to 4.6U in East St Louis.
 Srelter weak with spot Gl0 to 6.25 in New York and 5.9O to GOO in East St. Louis. "
 Silver, j2A MoXicaus, II.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21

CANDIES AT REDUCED PRICES rhe Adams Confectionery are making reductions Of luc to Poe on all candics.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
On Being Happy.

Pleasures arc. more beneficial than duties because like the quality of mer
 cy. they are not strained, and they are thrice blessed. There must always be two to kiss. and there may be q score in jest. But wherever there is an element of sacrifice the favor is conferred with pain and received with confusion. There is no duty we so much underrate as the duty of baing happy. By being happy we shower anonymous benefits upon the world
 A happy man or a happy woman is a better thing to find than a five pound aoCe. He or she is n radiating focus If good win, and their entrance into q room is as though another candle had .een 'i@htad Robert Louis Stevenson
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
CANDIES AT REDUCED PRICES

The Adams Confectionery are ceiling all their candies at l0c to 25c per ib eductions. Buy now.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
JOHN D., JUNIOR
 WANTS MORE COIN
Asks for Money for White
 Slave Investigation

' NEW YORK, January 20-John D. Rockefeller, Jr. wants the city of New York 10 make special appropriation
 O stamp ont the white slave traffic. As foreman of the speeil grand jury appointed recently to investigate the
 raflic in women, he called on Mayor &Wnor and Comptroller Prendergast
 Oday to urge the necessity of placing
 he matter before a board of estimate.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
NO SWOPE REPORT
 UNTIL NEXT WEEK
Arrest of Suspects Not Ex-
 pected for Some Time

KANSAS CITY, January 20.--An of fcial report of the result of the exam ination of the stomachs of Colonel Thomas II, Swope and Chrisman Swope will be made either next Monday af rernOon or Tuesday morning.
 The attorneys who are conducting the inquiry into the two deaths, ma7a this statement tonight after holding con ference with the Swope heirs:
 "Their is absolutely no possibility of an arrest in the ease before next week.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
BIG TRADE IN
 BASEBALL WORLD
Philadelphia and Cincinnati
 Swap Pitchers

CINCINNATI, January 2O-One of the biggest baseball trades of the win ter was closed today by the Cincinnati and Philadelphia National league clubs
 The deal involves the trading of four pitchers, Philadelphia getting Robert Ewing and James Brennan, in return for Prank Corridor and Harry Cova- lnskv
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
CANDIES AT REDUCED PRICES

The Adams Confectionery are selling II their candies at l0c to 2jc per ID eductiOns. Buy now.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
Mining and Financial News
STANTON SECURES
 MEXICU POSITION
Will Be Superintendent of
 Mine at Guadalajara

T. N, stanton, who has been fore man at tine Old Dominion mine, has re signed his position and will leave short y TOT Guadalajara, Mexico, where lie las been offered and has accepted the upelinteudency of the Magistral-A Copper company, operating near that city.
 while regretting his departure, his friends here congratulate him upon his good fortune in securing the position,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
PIANO TUNER HERE

s. L. Hamilton, the well known piano tuner of Phoenix, is here on his regu | lar tuning trip. Leave orders at Mrs
 Fiske' s rooming house or Postoifice Box
 1735.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-12

M Cl. JuSSpu y buuiNH idnt h'NH
speaking to large audience, Rev. Fr
Gillen delivered lecture In Geply {
Victor Berger, the only Socialist cor
gresham, who had criticised Arc1
bishop Glennon Of Sc Louis, on ae
count OF his address to the Labo
delegates recently in session thee
Following is Father Gillen's lecture
IN full.
LEO XIII in his Encgelical on La
be- gave them mos s.lTaacei prin-
ciples of the time for the solution OF
the labor troubles, the most advanced
that any sane man can hold, because
they are based upon the teachings oil
cur Sayior" Arehb. Glennon
sThe Catholic church had more
than eighteen hundred years 10 solve
the labor question, but has not done
II says Socialist Victor Berger
DO SOU, sir, think there was never
Il LABOR problem In the world Till the
s'oeialisi party began to crate and
agitatc in the latter half Of the nine
4pentn century? who then IN ancient
Rome built the Coliseum, the BATHS
oil Caracalla, the Therms Of Diocte.
stan, the pantheon, the temples, thu
palaces III the Caesars, the aqua.
s'uctss Who built the bones OF the
Roman citizens, who made his furni-
1ate, His garments his shoes, who
titled his gardens ana his fields and
transported hts merchandise on axle
cr boat
The Laborer, my dear friend, the
nagTn master, had possessed himself
not only of the fruits of labor, but of
the !abore~ himself. for the laborers
my very wise friend, were slaves
bought and sold like gayle.
The Catholic church at her en-
trance into the world found slavery
IN one form or other established
stnons all peoples, as an institution
which entered into the watp and wool
OF the social fabric, an institution
which formed the very basis OF the
social superstructure.
sac Il was that melted the chains
OF the slave in the fires OF love. She
did not preach insurrectlon, murder
and sfson, she preached love. ST,
Paul SEEDS lack Onesimus 10 Phi'e.
mon, but writes the master to receive
the fugitive slave as dear brother
in Christ II seems the Catholic
church did something for labor in
these last eighteen hundred years by
freeing labor from slavery
The critic may form an idea what
task the Catholic church accom-.
nlished for labor ana humanity whoi.
Ae compares her achievement with
the freeing Of four million slaves
done 1S modern world power Th1
nation refer To was the very flower
we are told, OF the nineteenth cen.
fury civilization Her institutions
were the mos; perfect. her statesu en-
the astutest her philosophers the
@isest, Her generals the ablest. her
soldiers the brayesT, her material re
sources the NEST abundant unde,
heaven.
This nation, counting then about
&c millions of people, set about to
llberate four millions OF slaves not
held In bondage y an alien race, but
by fellow citizens acknowledging the
same sovereignty. Her statesmen
her philosophers are in council %