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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25

asked the question and ~ cam. ,r. ... a.,
enormous Person with very rcd FAC. an.
burhy white beard and rlltl-.asI. =
eyebrows and hair Every time b.. POI. -,
and every time no spoA" 'n-r,. $751;,
musical Ginning VI bell. h,.t ,...t...
these point. he didn't seem u.,H
your ideal of Ssnr1 Ciau- H., .,....
more like doctor with o., .a.
able fur coat and cap. has m.dl..r... ...
and hls aut omobile standing e. :H..
so you don't want To- h" seen, .
hospital. don't yous- said h. We. d..
made different plans for you t7.s 500.
Come along. jump into my nag ,..-.
man Jack OF you. Just as You 49,. fr.
case I've got to doctor IN a par.r..
way tonight and | think you'll list d..
Thought his parents would come a. .a.. -
senses but "a they don't I'll have. .,..
n hand And OF he skipped WI, .,,-
prising sprightiiness for such an ero-7,,...
body. after examining a. many h-o,.
toys a. would I'LL room into tn. .,D,,.
black bag
On Christmas morning the tlret.-t to,
woke mp in very black mood and mora
tired than when he went 10 ha, a.
could hardly bear to open his eyes. 10.
cause h" knew that he would se.. q wilder.
ness of na,iseating toys that he hated IN
advance. But he knew that h. woul,.
have TO get il over sooner or later. so with
half closed eyes he took the stocking tia.
hung at the foot of the bed and put in
tired hand The very first thing ne Dire,
out Interested him. II was a pot Of paste
He made another try and got a tube O,
glue Then there were some large needles
and thread two or three coils Of wire o.
different sizes. some scissors and knife
some bits Of wood and paper soma model.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25

thing bccausc they're sentimental about
il and spend dollars having Il n"ndsd
There's no sentiment wasted on "a. What
W. n.sei - al employers liability act
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
FINE HOME FOR BROKEN TOYS
SANTA ffNS hNEB UUiT rue
TIREDEST BOY UtNTED
20, HAD Keen Doomed 10 spend Their
hay tnrepairrd when the Lad Who
Had Ever, th,ng t."t Tnrm and set In
W0rk TO Make Them a. Good n Nrw

He was tho ttrr.ir-t boy III New York
IN Christmas Eve. h"-Id - h" was almost
'-:re there Wa no SAINT, Claus and WAS
,'lits sure that II there was one he wil
., stupid a II he scarcely worth con-
irrinS. You may think from this de-
ription that the tired boy was either "A
7 es%engHr hoy, an errand hoy or a cash
10y. But the tire'i"st hoy was none Of
idcse. He was the only child Of wealthy
J. lrents, had everything in the world he
b ID ever wanted and had nothing left TO
Y sh for and that wts the reason Ia was
.., tirel
The reason that he almost knew there
n no Santa Claus was that he felt sure
Tat n being who wsS supposed To anow
O. ~ desires 81 ali children would not keep
GA bringing him -"n-rl"-4 toys tina, he
lid not wdnt year after y"nT
whoa h" WIS taken To the toy shor To
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-15
RIVER NEWS

The river marked .26,2 feet on the
Cairo gauge last evening, showing q
rise Of 3 OF foot In "a hours.
The Mary Anderson came out from
Psducah and returned with five emp
ties.
The Dick Fowler from f7aducah re
turned TO that port at 2:3G D. m. She
viii be out today.
The Alice Brown came up with a
big tow Of emptes and passed. "a
Louisville.
The Fred Hartweg arrived from be
low with six empties.
The City of Savannah win leave St
Louis today for Cairo and Tennessee
river.
The Rees Lee will leave st. Louis
today for Cairo and Memphis. She
VIII be here tomorrow.
The Stacker Lee will l1aye Mem
phis today for Cairo and St. Luis
She WI be In port Sunday. +.
The Josh Cook Is coming Up witt
TOW Of logs for Cairo and points VI
the chs.
The Georgia Lee is due, out fron
Cincinnati Sunday night bound fol
Memphis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-15
BAN PLACED ON
DISGUISED BOOZE
DRUG STORES AND OTHERS WHO
SELL INToxlcANTs IN FORM
OF PERFUMES, Erc, MUST
PAY LIQUOR LICENSE.

Washington, July H-Sections of
the country which receive intoxicat-
ing stimulants in the guise of per
fumes, escenses, medicines or drugs
were delivered body blow today by
Commissioner Cabell, of the internal
revenue bureau, who gave out list
of more than 200 preparations which
hereafter may sbe handled by drug
stores only after the liquor license is
paid.
These preparations, including many
which are we'll known because of
wide advertisement, we're examined
by chemists of the treasury depart.
ment and held insufficientiy medical
ed to render them unfit for use as
beverages or to take them out of the
class OF alcoholic beverages.
The officials said they believed that
many of these preparations were con
cocted mainly for sale in dry terri.
tory"
1t is estimated that there are 40
600 druggists in the United States
slightly more than half of which pay
the SIS yearly special tax which per.
,mits them to sell the preparations in
volved. Other stores which continue
to vend these mixtures will now be
required to pay the tax.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-15
GETS CONTROL
Of ZION CITY
ACTION or COURT YESTERDAY
iNsURES voLlviA EVENTUAL
~ BEING MASTER OF
DOVES TOWN.

Chicago, July 14.-Wilbur Glenn
Volivia, overseer of Zion City, H..
and protege Of the late John Alexan-
der Dowie religious leader, was
placed in a position TO eventually Sc
cure obsolute controlof Zion City ami
its industries by the federal circuit
court order here today. Judge X. M
Lands accepted the bid of Chicago
real estate firm for the assets OF the
Dowie estate. Guy d. Thomas. re-
ceiver of the estate, was ordered to
dispose of it to the realty firm for
100000 Under previous contract
the realty firm will transfer the es-
tate to volivia for 100000. OF this
sum Voliva paid $4,000 at the time
the contract was drawn up and will
be allowed eight years in which to
pay the balance.
The action practically brings to an
end the fight waged several years
ago. In opposition to voliva was the
Zion City Investors Association, com.
posed chiefly of Zionists. The mem
bers of the association wanted the
Dowie estate held in trust for aelong
period of years to secure profits on in
creased land values.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-15
FOR THE THIN AND scRAwNy
Samcse VIII Make You Plump and
Rosy Say Paul G., Schulz
4 Sons. ~

II you are getting thin you are
sick, although you may not know 1t
IL you are losing weight steadily
there Is something wrong that needs
looking after, If you have always
been thin 1t doesn't follow that you
are sick, but you may not be healthy
You cannot be strong II you are thin
The only way to increase the
weight and gain health and flesh is by
using Samose, the standard flesh
forming food and tissue builder. II
,mingles with the food you eat and Is
assimilated SO that all khe flesh form.
ing and tissue building elements OF
the food are retained In the system.
This explains the great value of Sa.
nose. III q
Paul G. Schulz & Sons sell every
package on genuine guarantee 10
refund the money If it does not do all
that is claimed for 1t.
Sent postpaid on receipt of price,
soc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-15
STRIKE VOTE IS TAKEN
Pennsylvania Railroad Employees
Demand Increased Mswes-Favor
Strike Overwhelmingly.

Philadelphia, July 14,-Wnether a
strike Of $4,000 conductors, trainmen,
aggagemasters and yeardmen en-
iloyed on the Pennsylvania lines east
If Pittsburg, Erie and Buffalo shall
bhe called, is now in the hands of a
committee of six headed by l7resi-
lent Garretson and Lee. of the con
ductors and trainmen.
A conference today between the
committee of railroad men and the
general managers of the railroad re-
suited in no agreemnt. The men
voted overwhelmingly in favor of a
strike. They demand higher wages
such as granted by other big eastern
roads.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-15
TAFT TO Be INVITED
To Address the Conservation Con
aress at St. Paul--Conference
a. Chicago Decides.

Chicago, July 14-Taft will prob
ably be invited to address the con-
servation congress at st. Paul in Sep
TENDER. This announcement was made
by a member of the executive COM
mittee of the National Conservation
Association here today, following a
conference with delegation from st.
Paul headed by Governor Eberhart,
Of Minnesota.
The st. Paul delegation was insist
emit upon the Taft invitation and GER
tain other points regarding the pro
yram that Pinchot had no previously
considered,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-15
POWER BOAT DAN PATCH
I7aducah Parties Here With Fine
Craft to be Entered in regatta
at Memphis.

A new 60-horse power gasoline boat,
called the Dan Patch" landed at
Cairo wharf yesterday afternoon from
Paducan. II was trial trip OF the
boat which Is supposed to be one of
the twenty-five or thirty mile an
hour clippers. The boat is owned by.
Bud Quarles. of Paducah He was
accompanied by the following we'll
known Padrran men Capt. Mont
.Fernan, E. c, Clark, Dick Callissa
and Fred Mitchell.
Mr. Quarles will take the boat to
Memphis next week to enter her in
the motor boat regetta,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-15
VAS NsAAElY JEALOUS
CHICAGO Man Follows Wife 10 Her
Father. Farrn--kilIed Her
Then Suicided.

Geneva, Ohio, July a.. After firing
Four bullets, with fatal effect, into
the body of mis- twenty-three year old
life, Shelby Young, 81 years old, Of
chicago, and elevated railway con.
ductor, committed suicide on the
scene OF his crime at Unionvile this
afternoon,
Mrs. Young left home in Chicago
last Saturday and came to Unionville
where ner father has farm. She
complained that her husband hat
made her miserable through mis- In
sane, jealousy. wa ssp
young reached Geneva this morn
ing. He followed his wife and shot
hers then took his own life. N
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-15
n n if'FrFl e = II. 500 II vs. : :
!. THE. WEATHER
Yesterdays Cairo Temperature
'Geasrat Conditions.

L The day was partly cloudy. vito a
Light hfeeze- Tka.ss ssnuHeStt-bnile.
Tin reported scattered showers hi the
Hiid.lle and north Atiantr .stztes;
!. Kentucky, Tennessee, northern Ala!
bania. Louisiana, western Missouri.
Iowa, western Minnesota and eastern
South Dakota. Heavy rains are re.
ported a. foiiuws-esG untersvflle Ala,
$40 inches: Raleigh, NJ c., $50,
Knoxville. Tenn..s 1,2s. The tempera-
ture has risen yssaeHdiy tet the
north central states, vithtreiatively
fign pressure eastsof t1s MISSISSIPPI
pi river and low over the far north
NEST II is expected 'that1cvontinued
wagn and generally fair weather will
prevail.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-15
TRES
Sweeping Forest Fires OF Northern
and Western Montana--Worst IN
Years--Rain Badly Needed.

Butte. July 1.-THE worst fores;
fires in years today are sweeping
western and northern Montana
There is little likelihood that they
will he c.iecked without heavy rain.
Twenty different fires were report.
I'd since last night. Every man
available has been pressed into SER
vice by the forestry Officials to fight
the flames.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-15
Z MACHINES SMASHED
English Aviator Hurt When 81.
plane Feli-German Aviator Was
But Slightly Injured,

Bonrnemath, Eng, July IA Ro!-
linson, English aviator, fell with his
oiplane this evening. A leg was
broken and he was otherwise injured.
The machine was smashed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-15
GERMAN AVIATOR FALLS.

Duisburg, Prussia, July l4--Herr
Strack. aviator, with a monoplane. to
lay fell 100 feet The machine was
wrecked, and Strack suffered slight
INJURIES.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-15
Forecasts For roda,

Cairo and Vicinity; Fair; contin-
ued warm
Illinois; Washington, July IL
Thundershwers Friday and probably
Saturday, light to moderate variable
winds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-15
OFFICERS FOUND
W0MAN'S BODY
Concluded from First Page)

ng steamers. A dispatch from Los
Angeles tonight, where the father and
1 brother of Crippen live, quotes the
father as saying that the family re-
ceived letter some months ago from
he doctor in which the doctor said
his wife had died in San Francisco
IN the way to settle an estate in Los
Angeles They know of no estate such
as Crippen described in his letter,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-15
Sun and Moon.

sun will rise today -. 4:40 am
Sun Will set today ]. 1870 pm
Moon win set tonight /. .l2:ls am
- Mote: The above sun and moon
record Is for Illinois and approx
mates. the time at Cairo within a few
minutes.l .
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-15
FOR SHERIFF.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.

Prof. s. e, Colt authorizes his an
nouncement. an a candidate for Coun'
fy Superintendent OF Schools Of Alex
ander county, subject to the Republi.
can primaries. Sept. Is. 1910.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-15

ne Cairo Bulletin Ras been Cairo's
~ kk aaper tor over forty yeAfS. N
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-15
Manila hsmp.

compared With common hemp the
breaking strain OF Manila hemp Is In
the ratio Of four to three,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-08
PHOENIX FOLKS ARE ALL AVIATION
 CRAZY
Boxes Reserved for Guests Including Prominent
 Arizonans

PHOENIX, February Ton the oc- casion of the big aviation meeting scheduled for Phoenix February 10, the Aero Club of Phoenix will entertain as guests of honor Hon. R. F. Sloan, gov ernor; Hon. George U. Young, secre- tary of the territory; Hon. Edward Kent, chief justice, and Hon. E. M Doe, Hon. E. w. Lewis, Hon. J. H. Campbell and Hon. F. M. Doan, associate justices of the Arizona supreme court. Boxes in prominent position have been re- served for their use. In this connection it will be of interest to know that the sale of boxes has been better than was estimated, many of the reservations coming from points out over the territ tory.
 The bureau of accommodations is daily receiving requests for reservations and on account of the splendid organ ization of this department will be well prepared to care for all who come. A letter or wire addressed to the bureau of accommodations, aviation headquar- ters, Phoenix, will receive prompt atten- ton.
 There will be no lack of entertain ment for the visitors Of course, dur ing the day the aviators will be the only features, but at night the visitors will not be neglected A great recep. tion is being arranged so that all the people can meet Messrs. Curtiss, Hamil- ton and Willard. A big dress ball will be given one night of the three days by the Phoenix Country club. The Elks theater and the Third Avenue theater will all have special bills on each night. One will be the play so successfully produced by the local lodge of Elks, "A Night in Old Bohemia. There will be in addition the added attraction of the Reiss carnival, which will be ex- hibiting here on the days of the meet ing. Altogether the three days of the aviation meeting will be filled with en- tertainment. But aviation matters are uppermost in the minds of Phoenix folks and it is not too much to say that the average Phoenician is "aviation crazy"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-08
PREPARING FOR BANK

The room occupied by the Miami branch of the Maxson Candy company in the building owned by the townsite company opposite the postoflice has been vacated and is being put in shape for the temporary location of the Bank of Miami, owned by stockholders of the First National Bank of Globe and John Cook, a millionaire mine owner of Gold field. The new bank will be ready for business by Wednesday. It is stated that Postmaster Prochaska purchased the candy and fruit stack of the Max son Co. and that he will add this line of business to the newsstand which he conducts in the postofiice building. w. B. Hickman of the candy company, will operate clothes cleanery in the rear of the bank. w. J. Ellery will be in charge of the bank.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-08
CONTRACT AWARDED
 FOR STORAGE PLANT

T. IT. Arnold & Co.,, engineers and contractors, with offices in the Messen- ger building, have been awarded the contract for grading the site upon which the cold storage plant will be built. Work was commenced Monday morning by large force of laborers and teams. The hill will be cut away to depth of four feet, or a total of 435 cubic feet for the area of the lot, which is 40 72 feet. The grading will permit the floor of the cold storage plant to be a few inches lower than the level of freight car, allowing easy un- loading of beer kegs and ice. The grad ing wI be completed within two weeks, when work will be started on the build ing.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-08

case was transferred to Globe and will be heard before Justice Pratt.
 Nash has been doing special work on the Miami townsite company's proper. ty, and at the request of the Live Oak company Sheriff Thompson ordered Nash to patrol the Live Oak property Nash moved his belongings to the mine property late Saturday night, the alleg. ed assault took place Sunday and Mon. day hearing was had before Justice Barnett.
 R. H. Cordts and R. IT. Egner, who now claim the property, state they will fight the case to finish.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-08
|gLVER BELT ESTABLISHES NEW
 | AGENCY AND CARRIERS AT MIAMI

Silver Belt subscribers Miami will patrons paper
 
 absolutely a yesterday the Miami Silver MT will the delivery M after branch of circulation of u regarding E delivery will % corrected and the people fulesy served He be found at s Messenger pertaining Silver Belt transacted will m and Eb notify AL Green a al
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-08
Miami Business Directory
Miami Drug Store

v;rst-class Pharmacy. se- isct stock of Drugs, Chemicals, The Patent Med ;rines and Toilet Arti- .Iss Mail orders so- Ncited.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-08
PROMINENT PRESBYTERIAN HERE

r. c. Reid, general Presbyterian mis- sionary for Anzona, accompanied by Rev. II. F. Cory of Globe, visited Mi ami Sunday. MT. Reid visit to Mi ami was for the purpose of definitely ascertaining the ministerial needs of the town, inspect the Sunday schools, and devise some method of financing the erection of building on the church lot on Live Oak street. MT. Reid stated that efforts were now being made to secure a permanent pastor. He found the Sunday school to be ably conducted with large attendance. He had noth-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-08
BALL PLAYERS PRACTICE

If the interest shown by the ball toss. CTS of Miami on Sunday is an indication Miami will have first class ball team. About 100 young men responded to the invitation to practice, among whom two hines were chosen, explained by Will Rose and Melvin Ray The Rose bushes won from the Ray.diums by score of 10 to I A public meeting of all inter ested in baseball is called for Wednes- day night at 8 p. m.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-08
PALACE HOTEL

-dQu--
 BOOMING HOUSE First-class Bar and Res taurant. We solicit your patronage.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-08
ROUBLE AT MIAMI
 OVER MINING CLAIMS
Adverse Claims Over Prop, erty Will Be Thrashed
 Out in Court

me possible foundation for a lawsuit
 't0'. ln nnortance to the one between
 ,,, Live Oak Copper company and Wm.
 '" "I"ms and others, was laid Sun ''' when ranklin P. Nash, a deputy
 ', ,''0, Is I.cged to have assaulted R. K 0ofa.- with a revolver and driven vI. e0', b." arson from a claim upon rr" T, .." "rre doing assessment work. |C. """~ from which Cordts and ,,5 ." w. driven are Nos. l, ?. 8, 4 |. an. P. located west of the claims "... Vim. Mill Williams claims y "... "djoin the Live Oak proper. J,... d Carson allege they have n., ', ... uation from the land office re,f. ..' 70 assessment worh was not 5f..''..' 'u the property, that the
 o.I'.. '.|". ''."rs had defaulted, and as pIg..I@ ,'@. ..~ were subject to re-entry they 1o,, ... 0n notices and started to
 C..,, n" necessary assessment work. N,a' ''.' ...rges that Deputy Sheriff vo,.. >.' him in the face with a re- Or gaI commanded him to depart pror, >.. COrdts states he left the tofISI.N with Nash following him to gnIt WA, arrested on a charge of as. Befo. ",.n 30 deadly weapon and taken
 0u~.'re Barnett in Miami. The
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-08
NEW CONCERN

Within few days work will be start ed on building on Railroad avenue which will be occupied Dy the Miami Real Estate company, new concern directed by A. R. Malone and Joe Chis- olm, two well known Miami pioneers. The new company will be competitors of the Miami Investment company, also located on Railroad avenue,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-08

ing definite to state regarding the i'm mediate erection of building on the church lot, but that the matter was be- ing considered, Mir. Reid preached at the Warrior at p. m., Sunday and at the Miami mine at p. m.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-08
McElroy for paints.

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-05
GREAT NEED Of
HOUSES IN CRY

Hammond needs flats and houses
verse than she needs anything use
Never in the city's history has there
been such a demand for roof trees
There has been an immense amount OF
building this year in this line and new
houses are being built steadily, but
the supply does not begin to equal the
demand. The larger real estate and
renting agencies are overwhelmed with
applications for houses and mats and
are helpless
Lumber companies report that lun1-
Der is cheaper today than it has been
for years and there seems to be no
dc ubt but what 100 houses and fats
could be built in Hammond and rented
right off the jump. The complaint is
made by many manufacturers that
their employees cannot get proper
housing in Hammond and therefore
some of them are compelled to live in
adjoining towns and go back and forth
TO their work
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-05

money market all have their effect on
local conditions and a great deal will
depend upon the general prosperity of
the country
Real estate in Hammond has been
active in spells. This has been a good
year for the real estate men. although
it was not what could be termed a
boom year. Many large sales have
been made in business property and
there is a steady demand for residen-
tial property.
The mercantile establishments in
the city have all done well They have
more than made up for the poor sea-
sons that followed the recent panic
There have been d large number of
men employed in the mills and they
are receiving good wages. This has
been poured into the channels of trade
with splendid results
The manufacturing interests of the
city seem to be optimistic over the
prospects for the future. although the
concerns which have to do with the
manufacture OF seel and its by-prod-
ucts have felt the effect of the policy
OF retrcnchment which has been
adopted by the railroads
Aammond's greatest strength lies in
the fact that it has a large number of
smaller industries which can be count
&c upon to keep running through hard
times and good The heads of these
small industries all report the greatest
prosperity.
In the way Of public improvements
there is little being done excepting
the improvements OF public streets by
special assortment The building OF
the Holman street bridge is a notable
exception
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-05
NORTH SIDE
rs BOOSTED

The north side in Hammond is ex-
per!oncing a substantial growth. This
growth is retarded by the reluctance
of the city administration to provide
for a system of sewage adequate for
the next twenty years, but the north
side is growing just the same
There are number of houses being
bailt and in various localities there
has been a decided increase in realty
values. The development OF North Hoh-
man street since the interurban line
ran through the north side is one of
the most notable things regarding the
growth of this section Of tie city.
Mrs. Mary Huehn opened a sub-di-
vision on the north side few weeks
ago. and has had good sale for her
property there. Other dealers who have
bad north side proper-x have found a