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Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-23
rNnIAAx NUSECn
'o IS nov rrv1n tor. Il D. inEoGo5a
LODGE and Teddy Are Allies.

it is nov rgn for. u o irloaaoa /
: Lodge and Teddy Are Allies.
sehAtdr f4enfy Cabot lodge of 'Masg'i
safhusetts5 is, posing GHsJ the Cboson
friepd, Of lR59oSsyeli. ~ rs, says T. -R9YI R
will campaign for his reelection. and
Roosessalt has hot dehied chat he Viii
go to Lodges rescue. It was oply, re-
Gently that LaFonette OF Wisconsin
int Raeseedh IN tho senate. EXPOSED,
this same Lodge as the unscrupulOus
tool Of the railroads s md ] other special
interests. -L9dgs1 Is ipyfffEaiHing and
aaature untitled TO represent any part
Of The UhRed cststA5 An the tkenases
He can not outgyoY. The, ancient y
lpsioh that the business OF the senate
is to legislate for the rich. REGARDLESS
df the rights Of the poor. Unless all
Faens read falsely, VT Lodge OF
Nas ssaehuset5s, who declares the con-
super is a myth JviH be rstinef To
I fppiYate life, sea and regardless ,7ef
whsther. the ex-preSidept iadorsess or
refuses 10 indorse.- ..- ,.,,. IL ri, ~
\ y "Uncle Joe" Has Net, Retired ,J
tIfGod wiling, III be back in Wash
] lipgt9p next session, and it. will be for
.tthe republican majority 70 oadetermine
.INheb shall be BsDeakes. -rCr' D. ~
4 So spoke sUncie hJoetl Cannon thE
idther day. Speaker Cannon has not
the, least.tAttdntfoh Of rStirsAgo iron
the speakership, aud--the public /
Ionly feoangr itself TO- thiffk other
st%fse.g Cannon mas served the eorpor
4 ate fnterests Of tte country long ..aht
faithfdiiy, and II ne, hext h9ds'
4shbpldo be republican, fiUncle, jog
will no doubt be reYarded With al
, other term, as speaker r aoiso
"a ..aiidisa High Prices ii Iil3
Z } To lpreEe.sthak the newn tariR sha
: not increased the cost Of lifs's NJ
cessities, stardpatters- cite schedule
ssi'ih which the ia1oted' prfces' OF iaant
: Fractured articles are the same as b
. tfore the AldrichlTaft law was passed
: lfhe absurdity OF this attempt 70 d.
tceiye consumers is manifest. -
! 1t is notorious that. the textile ,trus
: took heroic measures to keep ,pric
normal for this season b
: making lighter weight goods and u
'Iting poorer material. q ~ P~ ~na1=s ~
II Their example was followed b
foreign makers who exportedtto TIL
fcountry a cheaper grade Of cotto
! stockings at the Old prices. The n,
: result is that the consumer must pu
: chase more freduently, because sho
.-gdy goods wear out quickly,
II obviously the aggregate cost
3 4Bfes necessities ygroYs steadily :
&tarticIest beaght ldeteriorste in. gualit
L This methed of hiding high prie'
tbas been ilboldly Justified by easter
i trust officials an legitimate bdsines
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-23
sIisrI-g iI- CONFERENCE OPENS,
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK. NJ

MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK. ND,
July 22;E Half dozen religious de
nominations. are. represented among
the eminent diyines, .eyangelists and
missionaries who are. scheduled to, ad
dress stheb big Observation-Disclosures
,Bibe eonfsrence.- which opened here
today for a ten days session. Special
attention is to be deEoted by the con
'ferspce 70 city, problems foreign mis-
siohs. the welfare Of boys and, girls
the Improvement Of the home, the
study Of the Bible and the best in
terests of the church, 90. -.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-23
WILL ROOSEVELT | ! T,::DAR|E IRE TO s:4:.::::: e: 4:
''':...'.'' IS COME. OUT" FOR .saTAfJ2

3 41r y 81 q lt ftfF,E W Il g o
Boss Aldrich to, cheat the people outll
T6f an fncorhe tax. %hieh would take
some of ake bdIzeil Js GlE5Atfoh IN
the,r rpdorfa and Hlassgt Ipp0aJ tie rich.
.a THIRD TaftfaPqSsffsonsIly faPqSffs { Used n 81
The power Pt his rseom9and, to ,PFsySSSps ySSpI-sI
Issrq9eHu u9 Il uCmios1o 4 i
| Fourth; rTIfa5tFF, TIfatFF 4H8eld BaluBgeg eA
the'lhter hgd- BEEN exposed and dis.
3crtdDed as having given ard 70 MAJ
ka coaIsJgqHsd gtsbssr7sel alr 4. ESD
Fifth: Taft counseled with b. AID
tridA' Loaee.a EiaIe:3 G1egeuhefhl.' , PEN
! rose Flint, eaanSn l5qsanaS sIB 9th
er representatives. Of the sspGSial irs
perestsl and retdsed 'to accept advice
from sgqsI nen Rs LasaB4tts, DolHl
Iveg, sC-gm5nins. Clap, ara Ype1o Sk- q
! SiRrif: Taft Is personally seeking
Il % detaalsIaEonEtt5 Ad1ettrsr gehd.
inc insurgsatsr because 0taey spsesy-
ored to revise the tariff in conform
lsnau SitHlnjhsf TAFT Epre-eteetion
lReeOhee, 7sdHn 81 ( j! g sYl {
Il Aldrich's Exact ,Wor5S. n n,
4 Se4iAtb lAAdrith. On FeSAto y >91
lB1s, an shel isesaee. swheh 81 aRifg
J on the subject of goyerppsat effs
- - hJNi-
2 lpenses, said:
--TherE is no, intelligent abseryeg Y
e Icongress or out Of it who does no
fiknow 'tf7at the executive DEPARTMENT.
gtof t2isa government are carried on ei
: sther under 6bSoiete business method
{ Tor, without any business, methods a
: Eall. There IS no man who has giFel
e this subject any attention wbateve
3 i,who does not know or believe that 3
g beast 20 per- cent. of the thousani
y l'million Idellars. which we are apprc
2 tprIating annually can be saved By IN
!. tadoptjon of bltsiness methods. Thi
question OF saving 100000, goo pc
wear. and II can be demonstrated, !
h my judgment, that the saving viii b
lmuch more than that's a, matte
d THAT shoHId receive the .seri2iis. ,atttel
d tuoh Of congress. II i were a bus
d. ness man and could beo permitted
d do il. I would qpdsrtaks TO, TllA ~
d government for $500 100000 Isss1ths
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-23
coLoHApo RAS. q. coMREErhirr7oR Ri

! Z, ,syr, In go. "A Q d Ut 5aEE T.
PR'lANNsD}SyEILttE. z .Ns}: = Mo-, July ,22:w
Twenty-five tons OF peaches and nnr
limited quantities Of many other kinds
Of fTuft are to be AT, the disposal Of
the thousands of Visitors who win
come here the first Of next week. for
eeTebration Of the Peach Carnival
throughout the Ozark orchard region.
The MissouIf state Board Of Immigra-
ton IS 20 conduct the affair which al
ready gives promise of being the big
gest thing Of its, kind ever held in
Missouri. Special trains are 10 be run
from Chicago Kansas CITY, st Louis
and Memphis. On the opening day Of
the carnival the chief speakers will be
G9Yerqor. Hadley of Missouri and
Archbishop Glennoh OF ST Louis. i
! =
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-23
my clydsH1GITayedhler., =

By clydsFiflTayether. -
WAsFINsToNa0 uRblsI4 aes6lSt'
republicans are declaring more bold
ly than ever that Roosevelt viii in
do-so tIaft.- is 80 .Illl . !
Vice-Pgesident aSAeTman sAsYr tha-ji
Roosevelt will fEdorse the Pay3g-.
Aldrica tarafniaH and fthe Taft az
ministPiOn in eysp pardcgart' tzhl
! do not believe il 4 -gAs24IrPei
ueye itIibhcAu4e Il read RJ6sev9t to
be too. .stsYer3a9poliician 10 rutfds
o. X. o. SUCH a b3pd of cri9giipat@ ~
that which DOMINATES the republican
party. ,rsiygi0 Z 9Ts n az
wish 70 makfrRn1pOlosYifOr tps
use Of TIE wofd criminals. EN-
ploy the thrsi adSziSSaitl1S3 ) Ib J.
The Eemblifa4 sAYty y tGlsAg -soF'
trolled body and soul by. the sugar
trust. 9the stea ttsst, the harvester
trust, the, iHmbeT2 trpss'nnS csharlsnH'
liar organizations each and every
one Of which is in existence in viola
tion ofsthe anti-tfqst lasts Of taa
country. .-.,.. - a-f y
Having no legal hight Is e5ist
each Of fithese srSAdyo fla6pSIIs Is :
criminal corporation, and, lift the, at
torney general Of the United States
would do his full duty they would b
forced to dissolve.
But II Roosevelt does indorse tht
Taft administration TO VIII be and
ought to be his WHerFoo. o followfh,
in due due allotted time his ssrf
umphant "returnof from -Elba.isi i
Roosevelt openly iqdorses such stand
patters as Taft and, Senator Lodg'
Of Massachusetts il will msas tiratafD
deceived the people as touhis tru
sentiment, as completely as'tbe prize
fighter -Jenries- deceived the sp0rtiIf
world as 70. his real physical nco-
dition.
Taft past Redemption.i
Roosevelt will not dare fndorSe TAI
for these reasons: ! - go ,,.,
First: Taft personally promise
revision downward, 7apd then lPeEsoI
ally signed q tariff bill Which Eegise
the tariff upward. O saam o. r1 o.
Seconds 1Tafh heRsFsonsllyaa aide
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-23
MINNEsotA AOroaOalLE aUN

/. ST, PAUL NiSn., July az The
second annual endurance run under
the auspices OF the Minnesota State
Automobile association started from
ST Paul today The tour viii occupy
five days the itinerary embracing
Mankato. Sioux Fails, Redwood Falls
Minneapolis and ST Paul. The total
distance is SIS. 2 miles.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-23
IN THE PRoskTE COURT OF THE
COUNTY OF cocHfsE, TERR1am
. IToRrUr-fafzoNk-

Iri the Matter of the Estate et
EIsis Toles deceased. 90 e a-'-Ifis r.
N5tice Of Settlement Of Account lesi
NOTICE Is hereby given that
George Toles, the administrator Of the
estate Of Elsie Toies,s deceased, has
rendered and presented for settlement
land fled herein his second annual
Faccrunt or his administration of said
estate; and that Thursday, the 2sth
day Of July. 1910, at 10 O'Clock A NJ.
Fat the courtroom or safd Court at the
Court Hcdse, in the city'6f Fombstohe,
ICochfse County. has been appointed
for the settlement of said recount A
which time and place any PERSON eif-
Eterested in said estate may appear
and file hfs exceptions In writing TO
same D'l'. D. ~ az D p . iH''
Dated July f4th 1910. g. % so
JJar ae D.lia y Y. JAMES. s
.2-rc g. GDF ~ - , g. faerk
2e5 rl ta na1s1 o G8si. J-ia a. q
Hr 2 e. .err.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-23
TaH past eedemption.

First: Taft personally promised
revision downward, apd then person
ally signed 3 tariff bill Which Eeyised
the tariff upward. saam o. .1 o. 9
second; 5Tafl personally aided
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-23
oHRIsThNA July z2lRA dfnaet

was given at the palace today in ceies
bration Of the anniversary Of the wed
ding of King Haakon and Queen
Maud Prince Charles OF Denmark
as the King Of Norway was at thar
time married Princess Maud Of
Wa,es. daughter OF the late King
Edward VII. on July 22. 1896 in the
Chapel Royal at Windsor. 'h
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-23

peOple, ~ l.. N4ttlels Alpq ssNnlA1 ~ ;
viii take .sa4 t.. tbs sbt9s4nss, rsls
.rade. whAS ssAI IS lkkaoiicai n
charactsg,, 9pd .diuded iDtPr tthFse
diseiaeil .sarA. eash1 st9upj rSbss k4ns
ing ia. alocH IN Mexf5h hs9ssl!s9
In order to make al of the COS
tunes historically correct Governor
lLanda vas has srnmes1taB in, Tbs9f sfie
from Spain lRImbe4ofsiarek paint
lings, showing eosfpsRss of the, peE1ods
to be depicted by the actors in the
pageant. b. ma. f. lTs.s T. fl
The procession Vii terminate IN
front Of the national palace. who're Il
will be reviewed BY President Diaz
and TsernBers Of his cabinet. - 81 70
The first section OF. the PROCESSION
twin represent the Indians. The sec
POND %iilTdepict SCENES IN the tC6rtez
.lpetiod during tfie spanish 'occdpas,
ton. Wills the third VIII be that OF
fthe modern government. Great floats
fin the parade viii depict battle see9es
and other great historical events itha.
have made Mexican history 50 in
tenselY interesting. Every state in
the Mexican Union will haves al floGt
Tin the pageant and each float wiz
be typical OF some greet achieve
dment iH each state. sii' Three hoats
llwfa be, furnished by the federal
1distrfce,a IN which the capital OF the
8 country is located. In an there VII
Z be thirty huge floats Hundreds TAX
ling part Fill ride galk or run, az
cordingq TO scenes FepreSen nted.- s.rq
To make a SUCCESS : Of this lides
much ingenuity and study has beer
brought into splay by nthose having
the evenr IN LchaSge. tiAll varieties
! of, colors VIII be Gin isv8aeAce1 fniC tHs
procession, which SiH move tffodgf
! the pfiHcipaI Streets of>the city. ~
September IS is the birthday o
president Diaz and hence there II
IAN added Interest in making, It stant
6ut as one Of the bright psrticulal
feature ofpths, naoRth,s eelebration. !
Il The pageant wilL form on the fam
n lousl Psss0. de Z ian -RefoEma sons IN.
morning Of septeInber Is, and NOV.
down Avei JUarez 70 Aves San Fran
I Icisc6, taking IN Che heart of theIbus
ines section. The distance is owe
d two miles. and as Ave. Juarez II
I livery. vide, here win be plenty o
E room ioF the thousands to view th'
2 parade without difficulty : !. /
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-23
CREAM CITY IS.
!. NEARLY htAtf
:a17E0R@.a1RffHfAHs
MILWAUKEE, Wis. July 22-wit

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 22.-With-
in anotwr yeelYaulEaxyee viii wsf
ness a Hos AninE a. irS attire sucA
as has lot rad ded streets foE
many ye4 Is "a bal arus oEeeSora4
ors has Seen aSsWofk fdf ssfne tine
and all will be ready for the city
70 don L. holiday dress when the
'fr'iisesfinfiis11 CONVENTION OF the supreme
Hodge and the IgrapdjeEeambment or.
the uniform rank Of the Knights Qi
RythiaS begins q, q am f-'t4Otjt
The convention .apd ?, epGampmepI,
'br6peT Win be held August I to z,
.bHt rseryices gqy 3h iHr4hurehss alb
over Jhe city will be the real begin
sping sTbe lsaiDd Idaslisl u6SfSscts13 t5!
witness the first arrival of troops in
AtbWD ouuDi ~ lt9 &. ca 10 I
ImDoTtqnfe fbattaehed ~ aY4Ft fl4eC
world to this meeting OF the knights
es IPsthias aBSlustthBs tbuefnhh ais
tendance give promise Of surpassipg
an Y. pre- rSSas similar tUelSt N the,his--
tory OF the order, ,,,,,-, .,.,r, q,
fhe WIZ On the decorations q has
prosressed lserOsAtisfsae5oriGS .that.IIno
difficulty is anticipated in getting the
varipsD sDarohesInmd shafts;In place be
fore the end Of next week. II is plan
ned toi have gvefythinE Complete be-
fore the Opening DAY with ,nG, eleven
IN hour hurrying when the visitors are
already here-s TbeJdacoTatisesseheBe
VIII center in a magnificent sOurt Of
h1uor1ih Granb a vAsn0ess - u Il .5iL
The camp OF ths. uniform tank has
3Be-n Fafd iott- dffdef the direction OF
Gsneral 7 z zauH brigade epmnsnd,
er- OF WincoDsin A beautiful level
stRetshs siinsteiCfh she IBord@sst5r
part of the city has been chosen II
'raaI!Ss n4rnsd' s6Amp Henry Patish
4r9TH roy l II S,E ,RoR95 IF he sqRFGHe fh9n'
Tbs 7gaaeraB Dszsde,Iyilk Feksspsaee
| Tuesday August 2, on the same day
Etbat uhkRlfbresneSEe58sJ hoIds9iss open
ing sessiod. II is, estimated there, viii
'tIe AZ ieshsp 2SttAd -nnifottheat Knights
and fifty bands Of music In line Re
Weeping stands for the accommodation
h9fshe sospreme oftieefs state and ciey
H9 dfkcsais and invited IgGests TwiIF1 bti
fererted1 sRpssitel1theo courthouse ana
On Grand ayeHVe,,sf .,,zb.,bH...f
| Ip addidoa 70 Pie, big military "a az
add mere - wiiil be a parad,. OF the SUI,
ordlhare lodges, Wednesday,. j.. and con,
tin4ing uhtif Saturday. Another prq-
tzhfient feature OF the programme wiz
be tAe sxsmplificatiop gf rank work
by tie picked teams. -.
A grand bali WI 1be, included
amSng, soeiar features Of the wesk 4
programme, il viii be held, in the new
Auditorium one Of the most -coumod
ions gathering places IN the country
and WIN be open 70 all Knights s ane
their ladies. Band c6incertts and nu mer
OGs other attractions VIM be inSadet
IN the entertainment program4Ee,- -.
\ Sc ilsfr u " p. Us
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27

Manager Lee Huff Of the Buick people
stepped out OF the Auditorium last night
with a bunch OF orders. He has seen
several hundred OF his country dealers and
they report a most favorable outlook for
the Buick this year.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27

Sweet & Edwards have had busy week,
They have not been in business long, but
they are making marvellous progress, in
PRODUCING the American, Moon and Parry
oars
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27

Hello, Steve" is the way Duff of Me-
braska City dubbed his friends at the show,
Before the week closed everybody's friend
was Steve.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27

Otto Nestman was a happy man when
the show closed. He has been busy
salesman and reports great business.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27

The wonderful exhibition of the Cadillac
so chassis and the luxurious model "AA"
Stevens-Duryea, both of which were very
attractive and instructive exhibits of the
show, demonstrate the superior class of
these cars George Reim manager Of the
r. r, Kimball concern, says that from
mechanical and commercial view these ma
chimes represent more actual value for the
money invested than any other car, which,
he says, has been proven by the thousands
of satisfied customers throughout the
country.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27
Along Auto Row

What Dealers Have TO Say Of
the Show---Many Cars Sold and
General Good Feeling Prevails
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27

The H. E. Fredrickson Automobile COM
pany is just in receipt of telegram read
ing as follows:
Chalmers Blue Bird selected as Glidden
tour pathfinder. Car will leave Cincinnati
about April /, driven by member Of cham
pion racing team"
While no detailed information is yet at
hand, it would appear that the popular
Chalmers is to have the distinction of te-
ing the pathfinder for the moat important
automobiling event to occur H. America.
during the 1911 season.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27

William Drummond shipped half dozen
White Steamers yesterday into the in
terror. Drummond has made the White
one Of the great cars Of Nebraska
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27

Guy Smith comes out of the show one
OF the happiest men in II, lie sold as
many Franklins and Peerless as the law
allows "Its such a sweet business" said
Smith. "There is never a complaint when
you sell a really high class car"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27
What MIR. HOSfOrd says:

Velie Motor are the equal of any three
thousand dollar the market today. In fact
is difficult find equally as good parts in many
machines of much higher price than the Vele.
We haze the kind of car that must appeal to the
intelligent buyer who insists on knouOing more
about than merely aOhether it is lOen painted
furthermore the car he buys must be guaranteed
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27
What MIR. Huffman says:

The Interstate which have shown all week at the
Auditorium m ct with more than usual favor. con-
scientously believe that it is without an equal.
1t mechanical mastcrpiece-fauItIess and power
full. 1t is graceful and has luxury enough.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27

by concern lUhOse reputation for far
That's lUhy zoe say "Velie Motor
Cars are built for the man lUho
kr1OrUs by men 1Uho knolU.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27

Hupmobe is the greatest little made--recognzed
end the country the other The De Tambe is
superior the lower priced while the Anhut So class
itself. We prepared to deliver the goods
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27
What MIR. FredrickSOn SAYS:

haze sho1Un during this shorO as I
am shouting eUery day in MY salesroonn
rUhat / honestly beieve to be the best
cars in their class made in the West.
The Pierce ArrOw leads the list of all
American cars in luxurious appoint
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27

The manner In which Henry II. Van
Brunt dispatched business in his booth
and dispensed hospitality to his guests
during the week was the subject of con-
siderable comment Mr., Van Brunt sells
the Overland, Marion and Pope Hartford
and he sells plenty of them. He is as
sisted by his sons, Harry and George, able
young business men of Iowa ''Those three
make a powerful team" said a business
man last night.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27

11lent and in endurance and speed. The Chalmers
Detroit has never been equaled in its line The Hud-
recognized My other speak for themselves
1 shipping Thomas Flyers Grand Island today
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27

G. j. Corkhill has had a busy week show
ing off the Apperson, The Jack Rabbit
has become one Of the famous cars of
America, and has to its credit many tro-
phies. Mr. Butler, who assists Corkhill, is
a silent man, who can put on an astonish-
ing number of sales, and during the week
did It.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-14
FALL FROM CITY
 DOCK ENDS IN
 DEATH OF DOWNEY

Tnpp1ing over the edge of the City Dock at the foot of Wall street, yes- terday afternoon, 2 man said to he I"iin D,'WIl~y, a steVs.dore, was res st St. Vincent's hospital at Il o'clock last night. The body was removed t' Rourke & RoUrke's morgue today. Medical Examiner DcwES returned q finding of drowning as the cause of de- eath.
 E Dr. Krause and Cha uffeur Bur1ison responding to an stni bu1ance call and tim on a barrel to free his lungs of water. On the way to St. Vincents hospital he sat up ir the ambulance and talked feebIy, but collapsed on entering the, institution and steadily failed. He was so weak that he couldn't even give his name. He was about 40 years old, of medium stature, with sandy moustache, dark hair, slightly bald, with regular teeth and blue eyes
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-14

New York, March 14.-In railroad
 and financial circles the retirement of
 James T. Harahan from the presidency
 of the Illinois Central was predicted
 as a sequel of the examination of the
 company's books by a firm of expert
 accountants. Nothing is alleged
 against President Harallan personally,
 but it is asserted that the directors of the big system are dissatisfied with it's recent financial showing and espe- cially with the net returns from some of it's subsidiary lines. MT. Harahan succeeded Stuyvesant Fish as presi- dent of the Illinois Central in 1906 af- ter the latter was forced out by liar
 riman. Before that time MT. Harahan
 had been second vice-president of the road. He has been considered one of Americas ablest railroad officials. The 1 total mileage of the Illinois Central
 and it's branches and subsidiary lines l is 4,55O.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-14
JACk
 CLAIRVOYANT
City's Oldest Servant Dreamed True Vision of Lost Knife, Which Was
 Found in Pork Barrel
He is Not Ready to Foretell
 the Future In Love, or Seeking Business Success
 'It's Great to Be a
Seer,'' Says Krause.

Dave Jack, driver of the transfer ambulance, through the medium of 8 dream, today restored to Investigator Morrissey of the Charities department, a huge carving knife that had been lost from the grocery store of the de- partment for six weeks. Until today Dave never believed in dreams. Even now he tells the story warning all
 who hear it to take it for what it is worth. But his tale is verified by Dr. Krause of the emergency hospital, and
 better still. Grocer Morrissey today Investigator Morrissey who combines
 with other duties that of grocer, asked
 Dave to help hunt up. the lost knife, Saturday. He used it in slicing pork for the poor who are given groceries
 every Saturday. Dave sought a short ] time Saturday, and on Sunday while the city offices were deserted, he searched every nook and cranny. c Last night he retired with thoughts l of the carver fresh in his mlnd- While 1 he slept he dreamed of the knife, and | in his slumbers his astral body betook 1 itself to the rear of the Police and | Charities building where half a dozen | to the third in the row went his other 1 self. and fishing into the brine discov- i cred the well rusted blade.
 l This morning when Dr. Krause en- 1 o'clock Jack told the surgeon of his | dream.
 Did you look in. the barrel today?'' 1 asked the doctor.
 l 'sNcnsense!'' exclaimed the ambu- 1 lance g driver. 'tWho believes in | dreams?''
 But the doctor seconded by Supt. Brennan and Clerk Nevis, insisted, un- | til the ambulance driver consented to I disil1usion them ,
 He seized the third pork barrel
 turned it over to drain off the brine | and to his wonderment he found the | knife, rusted and covered with salt | crystals. For a moment he was un- | able to speak. and the spectators kept
 a silence that indicated their awe.
 When he had regained his usual equanimity Dave declared he was
 ready to do all sorts of clairvoyance
 restore lost articles. find missing rela- | tives. and in short to outshine Madame i Paladino and all her ilk.