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New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
HELD FOR BL1CKM1IL
Mss .iddy Mckenzie Makes
Ert0rtiOn Charge.

A man who says ne is Alfred Melon
aid was arrested yesterday al the home
of Miss Addy Mckenzie. No 81 West
Ssth street and locked up al Police
Headquarters. charged with eNtortion.
Miss Mckenzie. Who lives with her
two sisters. Miss Hazel and Miss airline
McKeuzir. WAS caI,ed up AZ her mouse
last Monday by a man Who said he Was
Arthur Santrock. a reporter Tor The A.
sociated Press He demanded $50. she
says. as the price tor supprossing a story
which hc declared reflected on famil,
Affairs The man is not employed by
The Associated Press. il MAS said last
night
Miss Mckenzie informed Police Head
quarters and finally made an appoint
ment to meet yesterday "A man Who said
ho was Howard T Williams. acting for
Santrock. al which she agreed she would
ray him tha $3.50 The man appeared al
M, house Miss Helen Dougherty. 4
friene Of thc family. handed hir roll
~ paper. around which had been WrapI 60
d marked $40 biE The chauffeur and
The butler then grabbed the man ana
held him until the arrival Of detectives
The prisoner denied ali knowledge of
the case. saying ne had called ar the
hous- al the request of a stranger. who
met him a. a nearby corner and paid
him 81 10 60 for a package He viii be
arraigned in the police court this morn
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
DINNER To CARNEGIE
Young Partners U'H Fore
gather at Unique 4fGir.

Pittsburg, March 24.-Chief among the
receptions and fetes being arranged for
Andrew Carnegie when ne visits Pitts
burg on April ]. for the FIRST time in
three years. is a dinner 10 be- given
by the Carnegie Veterans Association.
Alva q. Dinkey, president of the Carnegie
steel Company, is the chairman Of tn
committee Of arrangements.
The dinner viii be unique in that II
will be the frs; affair at which tn
young partners" appear as hosts. The
ironmaster is host al "A dinner ne an
nually tenders his former associates IN
the steel business. Most ~ the veterans
in various parts Of the world have signi-
ned their intention Of being present.
Pasadena. cal. March "a Andrew
Carnegie and his party left Pasadena
for ;he East on Mr.. Carnegie special
car to-day
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
ETNA SP0UTS FIRE
VIOLENT ERUPTION
ALARMS SICILY.
Great HaH Of Lara WCnGceS
VWageS- Inhabitants Flee
an Terror.

Catania. Sicily. March 24.-Mount
Etna, whose eruntions in the past have
wrought great destruction. is again in
q violent state Of activity. A pronounced
movement within the crate- began last
evening steadily increasing i'm volume,
and to-nigh. the gravest fears are enter
tanned as To- the results II the eruption
continues i'm Fs present violent form
From Catania a correspondent motorcd
in the direction Of tn mountain. Pass
ing the village of Mascalucia, twelve
miles i'm a direct line from the crater. a
thick curtain of smoke was encountered.
which concealed Etna. ~ Nieoiosi' ten
miles from the crater. the entire popula 70
ton had gathered in the square 10 Watch
the volcano. which appeared as black
phantom above Now and then II was
Illuminated with flashes of light. ap-
nearing almost red Higher up the ram
of ,inders became thicker. and extended
like a veil across the mountain. \ deep
roaring was heard. anG detonations like
the sound 81 artillery followed one ar
,the- i'm quick succession. while the eartn
shook under foot
one Of tie guides cried. An earth
o,Iake.'' ana could hardly be induced To
continue. The hot cinders covered the
ground like a thick carpet. rendering
walking difficult. 4 peasant was en-
countered. coming down. He said The
fire is rushing down. burning everything
The lava is like redhot river
Proceeding a little further along. four
colossal columns Of black smoke could
be observed Octasionally they were cut
hv flashes 81 fire. presenting an awe
inspiring spectacle Then 'he wind
cpened the clouds for a moment. and "A
vide strip of fire could he seen in the
distance. advancing with monstrous con
tortions. Il fcH like a torrent from
Mount Capriolo. spreading out i'm the
valley helo%.
The lava How had already reached the
yinevards above san Leo and RinaZzo.
seven miles from the crater. and had
buried large number of peasants
houses. 1t came in several streams and
united In one great mass about twenty
fee; i'm height and fifteen hundred feet
wide Us velocity was estimated at
flrte OF AOitl Af't "a i'i-4tNN'f heti itlE dt-
,ording 90 the condition of the ground
This mighty ygall Of lava was to-day not
more than fyc miles from Belpasso and
Nicolosi.
The meteorological station 60 the
mountainside has been destroyed and
the village Of Borrello is in serious dan
ger. The inhabitants. tcrrur-strickeu.
are hying from their homes. The earth
shocks have reached abohIt nifty an num-
ber hut there IS continuous vibration
and trembling for many miles around
Everywhere the villagers are carrying
images in procession and imploring
mercy Twelve new craters have been
oIencd
Help for the people 81 the devastated
region Is being organized here \ de-
taChment Of soldie and a large number
toHliaued on seconl page
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
NEEDN'T Ply TIYI.
.lRt0s Not TRcluded an Bay
State Fare Las.
II, I.IeEranl b - T--han. J


Boston. March "a 1t Is not a crimiEa
offence 10 refuse 10 pay "a taxicab fare
according 70 a decision 81 the fun ben,h
~ the Supreme court to-day. IN the case
II The Commonwealth aSt. James a.
Goldman.
The defendant was charged witf v;o-
lating Chapter lo2 Section 55. Revised
Laws. providing thar whoever. with in
trut 20 cheat or defraud the owner
Thereof. refuses % pay for the uee 81 a
horse or carriage the lawful fare estab-
RsheG therefor shall be punished by a
nno of uas more than $50. OF by impr.s-
aruleut for not more than teo months,
on bv both such hne and imprisonment -
In ihe superior Court the defenda M
was fpu.d guilty on complaint made
,,rsar iEis statute On August 2. 1909
fr hired taxicab belonging Ia the Taxi
sor,.i.o company. ana refused 10 pay hiz
b,U of S. "a. which was the lawful hack
or carrisge fare established therefor
sc,oraiur 10 the regulations of the police
-, tho .itv Of Boston The only question
a.. the case Was whether the word car
riare" used ia the statute included auto
mobiles The court says.
a, il certain that when this statute
VAS originally enacted the Legislature
In using the word carriage. had no
thought II a vehicle made up in large
r.,rf If conaDlicated machinery. and pro-
D,llcd bK powerful engine whose "per-
atiop Is similar a. that ~ locomotive
ercine .n railroads we arc 81 opinion
tast automobilcs are nCt includ-a h this
statute"
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
REPORT DOZEN CURE.
Nesc Upper Lip -4ttached TO
dged Cancer Patient.
IHy relegranh ~ no Tribune

Baltimore. March 2s.-Lcander Look
sngbilL the first man I'm this country q
undergo an operation for the removal ~
oancerous growth by the Doyen method
ieit 81 Lukes Hospital tc-dav pro-
n"unced cured Mr. LoQbingbin is six
fy-nine years old. He had been az the
hospital for months. The cancer devel-
opod three years ago
The noyen method consists Of treat
ing the affected part with hof sterilized
air and electricity. with a later hypo-
dermic injection of serum. & new upper
lip was attached 10y the physicians. as
tho lip of the patient was so affected that
part ~ il had 20 he removed.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
MISS HELEN W. SMITH. Y.Y.c.
Full Membership for Late Elk -Commo
dore James ID. Smiths s Daughter.

Helen ". smith. daughter % the late ex-
commodore James u Smith. was elected a
member % the New York Yacht tlu5 az the
second general meeting. held last night az
tie clubhouse She Is the tenth has mem
ter of the club. Her Yacht is the fine old
schooner Viking. In which she and her
father made many cruises. James ID.
smiths fagship. when he was commodore
~ The club, in 1888. was the schooner Es-
telie Twenty-Five new members in addition
10 Miss smith we're elected
changes m the enrolment rules ~ the
cub we're made By which the limit Of load
waterline length In sailing yaChts VIII nov
be - instead of 50 feet This rule does not
Apply however. 20 vessels bui1 prior %
May. 1910 The minimum length limit OF
steam yachts under this rule Is u 6e -
last
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
CHARLIE" MAHoNEY QUITS
handled Election Bets for Years az
Hoffman House Bar.

A..l1rsr. VINO ras beer boss
.-'r-1sr af fae hoffman HOUSE fo, years
-au.at n..noa of them 90 20 ace
''f-. -..ra fo depart from ihat sphere
-sfta .-rs- tomorrow 40 would not
GO ar reason Iag rleht. lrr sad he
~ sa.r fc qr.t
,fars 'hsrhe ehoney hse held fhe
fef boz ra.f.r.' vaPcrs that have come
f oeIr Ir rae I,mo-rafIc quarters that
.o'.. -s housed fo- many campaigns
t opinion based on fne wages and ne
I-s been eagerly sought ty
~ sessions to .arc'eu t1e treud ~ tne
t '.s".'r FT' pcs been pretty rsti-
r.F bs hat tbo Hoffman Ifouee IS
s io Boz ZOO far doVrtoRn f1r 'Chsr-
tsa ono of hs disciples laet rierf
f'a fnoU. iie SAYS Hc hasn't any
Ef e.,-s ushu" lrs.s just "a ftue
-''a - fhe warns and tre crowd. ana
vans 'o rosi bin"
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
MILL BL1CK HINDER,
SkcHf's Posse Traps Par
fbOHf To Take MORPY.

Pueblo. col. March 24-An unknown
Black Hand worker was shot through
the heart and instantly killed i'm fight
with a Sheriff's posse near here to-day
y Comrauion escaped on horseback. but
il believed To have been wounded.
Following threats. Tony Santuso. an
Italian, placed S3Wp al a point several
miles beyond the city limits When two
men late to-day were taking the money
the SEcriff's posse ordered them 10 throw
up their hands. They refused and
opened fire. AZ the first return voIley
ole of the Black Hand men fell dead.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
FIELDING ON V'1Y.
TO Confer 7cith President Taft
ON Tariff Situation

Ottawa. March "a Minister FIELDING LEI,
here for Washington to-day for a furtber
conference with President TAFT on the
tarin situation Tie is accompanied by
George +. Graham. Minister % Railways.
Wh" VIII take part in the hnai Negotiations
which are expected 2" put an end 10 the
tar'n differences 6etWeen canada and the
'nited States u is expected that the
negotiations viii be brief and that the
Canadian ministers viii be in ottawa with
IN few days 70 make report u Premier
LauIier.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
SAFES LITTLE NIECE.
Fift6eR-T eaT-Old Indiana Girl
BraUeS Death.

FairmOrnt. Ind. March 24.-Running
into the face of death Nettie Caskey'
fifteen years old. snatched her three
year-old niece. MarteIie Caskey. from
I'm front of locomotive on the Pennsyl-
vania railroad to-day. Both children
rolled down the bank as the train
dashed by
Nettie had seen the baby tTOtting tow
ard the approaching train. and pursued
her almost 10 the oRcOming engines pilot
before she caught her i'm her arms and
Ieaped aside The engineer was so upset
by the incident that he could not con-
tinue his run further than this. city.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
FoucH FORCE RIDEs one HoRss

s-Hnf N d, March e ospec.a,l SUM
a.. 'is Woalsd lts Police Department
,- horse aud vlH sport mounted
ii'm ruH ODD An Tho TafE0i-
a. Vel N.A 'a<e turns riding u.e uag about
irsa ei lne e.if ana looking after ths
a. 'o-1ar ne hrs, ail,,ecoaI' al beVe
''oi y. aplHs m0ult1a s-.e.Le.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
wARMEsT MARoA ~ IN oHlo.

Cleveland. March ei-1o-d1t was tb.
warmest day IN March ever recorded in
Northern Ohio and may te state record
Tho nlaaimun va s6 degrees by tas GOV
ernn-nt stteet level thermometer
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25

GREAT sEAR sPRINo WATER.
1.g. pCr cC-e ~ giass stoppeIei Jos;l,s
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25

ooRliaued on ssconl page
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-17
Ais Party

A matron OF the most determined
character was oucuuntered by young
woman reporter ON a country paper,
citizens as 10 their politics. May I
see Mr.. -F' she asked OF stern
booking woman Who opened the d"'r
at one house. No. you can't! an-
swered the woman decisively. "nut
want TO know what party he belc lrs
TO-" pleaded the girl. The W oman
drew up her tail figure. Wi. take
good hook at me- she said. I'm
the party he belongs to.s-Argonaut.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-17

J. J. Smith, a b a.
Smith, with his other OF ). W.
dapgb,er c.ue wife and little
Sunday. Tb. in from Leadvlile
weeks visit y will spend several
Smith ran .nc and fishing at the
n On The Upper Gunnison
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-17

tazAsss b. . eE1 aaa-al asu.u=-
paass
- a 90 Il1asisssEr nl4ilcs aaH'e.
- n9 90. flr b. pslgz oHsgrfa. 90
esarF tH 1auisal - Hic ass
Ioiisa - laillzasatl ~ pss'ladi.liu.
Eaf b saae aHd s-Ia@s as.eL
visa I'd slilsqa5llz 81 hss oHe.
- Ee nsuusfi gaI. Gsir Hvrs
% % aHa slausls 5 bs uauu tas
ssslsN AHa ti4oa tiIa asan Says
he gsE zluz houae alsa incies asn
asa o. ualE tisaf waF Ne a..
rises s.iie sfrgot $50 si,Hiss AWAY
vhare b. straiuh q haids hsUsss
visa silza1s aIsd iraa sgaaos. Tis.
Hlan af aae of thsm ana ia,sis
up - ar Uiadagas. vahlch b. binds
aark
uumisic aNclIiHe says D.
~aHd a D. pornafse IS the sizus
tisaf zIfe has rofEgd - slssa8i,ar
Those ygM pousHre a bE in tAe
way . paanty 'Tis nse Wish shat
ye eBi Use aasCHiouf rsronl. v hose We
diac. pa-iaIso of roasoHabie re-
frcsbr Taorc will he some aHe cod
fowl a eHocso and sotsio or two q
ale. EiI be- wgiouuie b. enter aua
cat. : am mdeistei % yo fur DIVER
sious
Tae etiIr aHd conscience of use aud
Tolpiu Is conasHiai 70 the proposition
thoue TWAS ~teking hard IN IiaHny !
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-17
The Pink 9. erssristy /.

ne" .1c strlnged band hidden be-
hlHd the rose and carnation screen in
Mrs. Poole's dining room. began 10
play an air from one Of Meyerbeer' S
dperas. the daughter of the house turn
ed hopefully to the young and appar-
emily dumb stranger who had been told
uff 70 take her in.
Here was promising opening for
conversation.
DO you like Meyerbeer?' she asked
4 never drank glass Of one OF
those layers in my life," the young
man replied coldly
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-17

ts Not Vtt lobt Ut ttt-
make a voyage upon the water very
coon and have financial loss. I see
one line that brings good luck. There's
a man coming into your life who Will
fetch ye good fortune. Yell know him
when We SEQ him by his crooked nose"
rs his name set down." asks To
hin. Twill be convenient in the way
of greeting when he backs up TO dump
on the good luck"
His name" says the paimfst.
sboushtful looking. rs not spelled oct
nv the lines. but they indicate it's q
long one. and the letter 70 should BE
in it. There's no more to tell. Good
evening. Don't block up the door"
"'Tis wonderful how she knows.
SAYS Tobin as we walk to the pier.
As we squeezed through the gates .
Niger man sticks his lighted cigar
against Tolin'S ear and there Is trou
ble. Tobin Ina miners his neck. and the
women squeal and by presence OF
mind I drag the little man out OF the
way before the police comes. Tobin
is always In an ugly mood when en-
jcying himself.
On the boat going back. when the
man calls who wants the good look
ing waiter?- Tobin tried to plend
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-17
sood Iuek promised "

super tiJns 10 think that few
drink aud a cold lunch should repre-.
palm Of his hand
''Stop down The steps" says the man
with rIc crooked nose. "and ! will en-.
ter by the danr above aud let We in
will ass the new girl we have in the
kitchcu' says he. TO make ye a poi
Of conae 20 drink before We go. lis
fine coffee Katie Mahorner makes for
a greon girl just landed three months.
Step ia.' says the man, 'and Ill send
her down to ye."
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-17
The SultNAN Smohe

During the last FEW days the sultan
of Turkey was Shut up In the Nildiz
Siosk he is said y, have smoked over
thirty cigarettes every hour 20 'rcooi
his nerves" nur years Abdul IIamid
has smok-d Dozens of strong cigarcstes
every day. and II can De said U-s-, ,out
fear Of contradiction that he has been
'he most ardent devotee Of the fra
grant weed thst WAS ever seated upon
y thro0R
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-17
1obin's Palm
b q. hINRS


~ 't-iN aaa Hlr fiie tWo 81 a.
wcas asaNH ~ eoIscy uHr e.sy
H fur tisarc was - iaftuaan ~
- aHG Ioisia bad nerd q ,lisrsac-
sisns hor tharc Vas ka1s Msaarssar.
his sNeatAeaEt q Coanty sllzo. hsss
sissoo she STARTED fT AHsoFioa tlssee
Hsoasss Sof0se Wish S2.l har eva sas-
ms. and sTsAs fr0m tho sale of Iolssu's
isshori1ea estate. iiac cottage aaa pig
"a the f.sg SisaaHaugh Aud siIloe she
aestor shat nuhsn zst saying shat ala
had starred - come b kim nua a hIf
20 Rows had b. haard or seuH of katie
Mahuru.r. golin advertised IN the ia
peEs. hsEt HofhiIg could he fouHa 81
the Cuiison.
- - toaoy Hls and gosin went
thinkng thai a taru al the chatos aHa
the sHfoh of the poPcorn Hiizht raise
Che heart IN bis bosoa8. Bgf IobiH
was a hard headed HaH aud che sad
Hoss stuck in bis sisiu. lie ground his
teeth at the crying balloons. he cursed
the moving pictures. and though he
would drink whenever asked. he scorn-
ed Punch and Judy and was for licking
the tintype men as they came.
50 I gets bim down a sideWay on a
board walk where the attractions were
some less violent At little by :
sIah Tobfn halis with a more human
look Ia his eye.
Tis here" says he Il viii De III
verted IN have the palm ef me hand
Investigated ~ the wonderful paimist
of the Niio aud see IL what j. o. be
wiz be-
Tobin was a believer On signs aud
the unnatural in nature lie pos
sessed Illegal convictions in his mind
along the subjects u black cats. lucky
numbers aud the weather predictions
in the papers.
We went into the enchanted chicken
coop. which was hxed mysterious with
red cloth and pictures of hands with
lines crossing lem like railroad cen
ter. The sign over the door says it is
Mime. zozo. the Egyptian palmist
There was a fat woman inside In a
red jumper with pothooks and beasties
embroidered upon it, Tobin gives her
10 cents aud extends one of his hands
She lifts Tobin's hand. which is own
brother 20 the noof of dray horse
and examines it to see whether 'tis a
stone Ia the frog or a east shoe he has
come for.
Man" says this Mime. zozo. "the
line of your fate shows
lis not me foot at all. says Tobin,
interrupting. "Sure. tis no beauty.
but ye hold the palm of me hand"
The line shows" says the madame,
that we've not arrived at your time
of life without bad luck And there's
more to come The mount Of Venus
or is that a stone bruse ?-shows that
we've been ip love. There's been trou-
bile in your life on account Of your
sweetheart"
"'Tis Katie Mahorner she has refer
ences with" whispers Tobin to me in
loud voice 20 one side.
Il see," says the palmist. "a great
deal Of sorrow aud tribulation with
one whom ye cannot forget | see the
lines of designation point to the letter
X and the letter NJ in her name"
whist" says Tobin To me. "Do We
hear that?'
Look out goes ON the palmist
'for a dark man and a light woman.
for they'll both bring ye trouble. Yell
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-17
u.,.eAv.ll,s,. - A orsw.SSseeial

To Jefries-Johnson fight at San
Francisco June 80; via RIO Grande
",le scenic route" Special Pullman
train with dining car leaves Denver
noon, June 80. Call ON or write
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-17

At. Harbert was in from lin
Cup Saturday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-17
s.. Elns

The test production of the season
IN theatrical way was presente !,
last night at the Masonic hall -
was augusta J.Evans greatest 81. l'
st. Limo" The house was ts &
and The players in good spirits -
fore all were satisfied. II
company presents another n'
nane1 /, ana,bar -, which Is
Il the paper
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-17

vour ticket agent or Al Brown al
l54l Curtis street for reservations,
tickets and particulars.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-17

Herbert Isehbrcok is visiting IL
Saliaa for . few davs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-17

durir aieon viii be place Oh beauty
Yo' - the Caftlemens celebration
Il .ehould begin making prePara,
me now for tie one great time o.
ehe year.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-10
Turtle Supper Postponed

Just because a 40 pound swapping
turtle did not know how to behave
when it got into a gas plant at the
residence of Herman Jacobs at ROTOR
point 100 chickens were asphyxiated
and servants in the household of Jacobs
had narrow escape from the same
fate, says the New York Herald. An
other effect of the indiscretion of the
turtle was the postronement of a turtle
supper, at which the fat but fatuous
turtle was to have served or, rather
was to have been served as the piece
de resistance.
This turtle was reclaimed some
weeks ago by Jacobs from the state
of nature in which it had lived in a
swamp near Rowayton. Jacobs took
his prize to his residence and has con-
served it there since. The rich food
with which the turtle was RECALLED made
1T not only fat but venturesome. 1t
got into the private gas plant and so
conducted itself toward the machinery
that the gasplant was quickly put out
of commission.
The fumes killed 100 chickens in the
chicken house and also laid to rest a
couple of fine pigs. Some of the
servants in the house became affected
by the gas, that spread everywhere
after the turtle had been at work for
a while, and Jacobs discovered and re-
moved the turtle just in time to es-
cape wholesale asphyxiation party
Jacobs found that all the sins of the
turtle were not visited on heads other
than it's own. The gas had impaired
the just and the unjust alike The
turtle had become so inflated with high
grade Illuminating gas that it's useful
ness as the principal component of
turtle soup was decidedly lessened.
Some of the persons who had been
invited to the turtle supper viewed the
swollen miscreant and decided to stick
to steak. 1t is thought that in the
course of time the turtle will return to
its normal proportions and that the
party will be given then.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-10

ern Woodmen of America. office OF
the head clerk, Rock Island. Ill. OF the
San Francisco Society for the Study and
Prevention of tuberculosis.
WATER STAINS-A. L. R. City. What viii
remove water stains from SILK?
The following is given as a means:
Lay several folds of white muslin un-
der the spot; wet a clean sponge with
chlorOform and beginning at the outer
edges of the spot. rub gently toward
the center. II the spot is not quite
gone when the silk is dry rub 1t light
~ with the finger nail where il should
blend with the silk IF skilIfuuy done
this will effaee the blemish."
BROHERS AND FRYERS-E- F. B.. Camp
Meeker. What is the age and weight Of 'broil-
ers' and ''fryers.H small medium and large as
quoted in The Calls market reports?
Age is not considered. Small broilers
should weigh from TO II pounds TO
the dozen: medium from ~ to Is. and
large. from Is TO 20; fryers weighing
less than pounds to a dozen are not
marketed. The weight of each is from
2 to 4 pounds.
PATENT-G. K. San Jose. How can get in
direct communication with the patent office in
with it directly.
IF you have no confidence in any at
torney who attends to patents you will
have to go to Washin gton in person.
The commissioner of patents does not
take up such matters directly with ap-
plicants. All applications must go
through regular channels.
DENTAL WORK-Subscriber City. Is there
any place in San francisco where the poor can
get their teeth fixed for nothing?
There is a free dental clinic for the
poor at the College of Physicians and
Surgeons in Fourteenth street, corner
of Woodward avenue,
WATER RIGHTS. E. F.. saltwater. New.
Where can obtain the laws OF Nevada as 10
the authority TO locate water rights from
springs in that state for mining purposes?
vada
LAWN PARTY-E. d. ". jacksonville. An.
TO have lawn party in a few weeks Can YOU
suggest any games to play on the lawn BY
Lawn tennis. eroquet and badming-
ton.
HOMESTEAD LANDS R. l.. cioverdale. Can
much land that has been opened for homestead
entry as he desires.
He can not.
DIyIDENDs-R. F.. City. From whom can Z
os-tcSdtc OF ulViuenQS paid BY the
mines on the Gomstock lode?
The secretary Of the San Francisco
stock exchange.
CROWN JEWEI.S-Reader CITY What fs 4bs
eSunated value OF the crown Jewels OF Russia ?
Eleven millions of dollars, the crown
alone being estimated at $4,000. 900.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Citv When will +ha
next presidential election be held?
Tuesday, November 5. 1912.