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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-09
DECIDED BY
SUPREME COURT
GETS BIG SUM TO
FIGHT TUBERCULOSIS


Atlanta, Aug. S.-With the passage
of bill by the Georgia Legislature
appropriating 100000 for the building
of a tuberculosis hospital at Alto,
another step has been taken to pre-
vent the spread CT tuberculosis. Dr..
George Brown. member of the house
of representative from Fulton coun-
ty. through whose influence the tu-
berculosis hospital was projected, is
now at work in the interest Of bill
which he has introduced in the legis-
lature to prohibit railroad companl es
and other common carriers from pro-
viding common drinking cups to pas
sengers. The purpose of the meas
ure is to guard against contagious
and infectious disease.
The drinking cup bill, as it has
come to be. known, is designed to ap-
ply also to hotels, office buildings
factories, stores and similar struct,
ures in which, if the bill is made a
law, each individual will have a sep
arate cup.
DR.. Brown is probably one Of the
best known tuberculosis experts in
the south and the work he has done
looking toward the care of the state s
tuberculosis patients has been high
ly commended. The drinking cul
bill. which he is now championing
will, it is believed, be passed by BE- til
houses of the legislature without
any trouble.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-09
WATER SITUATION
IS NOW SERIOUS

ascertain, if possible, just where the
trouble is.
The situation is quite a serious
one, to say the least of it, and here
after. until the trouble is remedied,
Chief Taylor will take the engine out
every time an alarm is sounded frcm
any point in the northern section of
the city.
At the meeting yesterday after
noon the matter was thoroughly dis.
cussed, both by members of council
and the officials of the light and wat.
er company, and they will cooperate
in the effort to locate the trouble at
once.
Chief Taylor stated that he had
at all times, all the water needed at
any point in the southern section OF
the city, or anywhere south of
street. He stated that a test was
recently made at several fire plugs
north CT l street, and that there was
no water. Moyar Hopkins and Of
ficials of the water company were
present when this test was made
but the trouble was not remedied
having been neglected until serious
damage resulted.
AS stated, it is the opinion of the
water experts that there is beth a
stoppage and leakage somewhere in
the water mains in New Town and
tests will he made at Onca t0 lOoate G
the trouble.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-09
THATlAND SCANDAL
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE TO
DIG DEEP INTO CHARGE OF
SENATOR GORE.

McAlecter, Okla. Aug. S-Ready
to 60 deeper into Senator Thomas F.
Cores charges that he was offered
twenty-five DR. fftX- thousand dollar
bribe TO promote in Congress a thir-
ty7million dollar Indian land deal, the
special Congressional committee, in
vestigating the scandal shifted the
scene of its action to this city this
morning.
j. F. McMurray the holder of the
contracts, providing on the 10 per
cent basis for a three million dollar
attorneys fee, will be called soon to
go on the stand and tell cf his inter
views with Senators In Washington.
McMurray Hires Indian.
McAlester, Okla, Aug. s.-W. T.
Holman, Choctaw Indian, testified
that ne was employed by J. E. Nc
Murray. to go among the Oklahoma
lndj"ESf and induce them to sign the
dod snts. Holman related that he
wastyhdd a dollar a head" fer secur-
ing contracts appointing ,McMurray
to act in the tax cases. In this way
McMurray procured ten thousand
contracts to sell land The terms
were 10 per cent attorney fees and
s3.oO0,000 profit for McMnrray and
his associates ~
D. C. McCurtain a Cnoctaw Indian.
and attorney fer his tribe, reiterated
the charges that McMurray Iii 1905
in Washington, offered him $4,000
tribe to withdraw trioay opposition
10 old contracts disapproyed hy Pres.
ident Roosevelt. ..t.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-09
BRUNSWICK EAGLES TO
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY

The Glynn aerie of Eagles will Gel
ebrate their fifth anniversary on
Wednesday night with a social ses-
sion in their hall over the Brunswick
Bank and Trust company.
An interesting program has been
arranged for the occasion, including
limitations, music, refreshments, etc,
and it IS expected that nearly all Of
the members will be present.
The local aerie is one Of the largest
in the state, and is still steadily
growing. The social sessions are al
ways enjoyable and the one tomorrow
night promises to be an unusually in
teresting cne.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-09
SPECIAL FEATURE TONIGHT
"Christopher Columbus" an Interest
ing Moving Picture.

Manager Finney has remarkable
picture. to offer the patrons of tie
Grand tonight. Christopher Co.
lumbus" or the Discovery of Amer.
lea" is the title of the feature.
This film presents some of the
pincipal episodes in the life of
Christopher Columbus, including the
discovery of America Here we see
the meeting with Queen Isabella of
Spain and her promise to fit out feet.
The next scene gives a splendid idea
Of the Spanish GalIeons al sea.
Month seemed to have passed and
no sight of land, the sailors are very
impatient and in the end mutiny-
Just at this moment land is sighted
and here is given very fine view
of the lookout" in the "crows-nest."
The next scene gives a fine idea of
how Columbus had to fight his way
with the natives, while these in the
end were conquered by kindness. The
next scene brings us back to Spain,
where ne has awakened great jeal-
cusy, and is charged with cruelty by
some of his crew.
investigations are made and he is
cast into prison. He sees from his
cell. the great welcome Amerigo Ves-
pucci receives, as having added a
new world to the trone of Spain. The
thought that he himself ought to
have received this ovation oppresses
him and broken-hearted, he dies in
his cell
Evrey person should take advant.
age OF this treat and see this re-
markable picture at the Grand to-
night
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-09
NEW STEAMER LAUNCHED

Newport News, Aug. - TIE
steamer FL Orlente, one or tine four
freight ami passenger steamers urd-
ar construction for Southern Pacific
Steam snip Co.. was to-day launlc
ed successfully by the Newport News
SlipauHdlng ana Dry Dock Company
Miss Margaret II Patte0. daughter
Of h. Il Patten 'f New York, christ
eaed the vessel.
This is The seventh merchant ves-
sel launched here this year She Is
1900 gross tonnage 4l0 feet long.
having q speed OF II knots.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-09
NO ANIMATION SHOWN
5Y THE STOCK MARKET

New YORK. Aug. s.-The stock mar
Net opened this morning without
any show 0f animation. Prices NOV.
81 slusslshly and FOR the mos. part
upwards.
New York. Aug 8.-i2:30 .. NJ
Prices sagged IN the presence o. an
almfst stagnant market. The govern p
ment report and Copper Producers
Association reports are awaited by
it & l5ers
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-09
AMERICAN BOAT WINS
INTERSTATE GOLD CUP

Cowes, Isle of Wight, Aug. S.--The
American schooner Westward, owned
by A. S. Cochran of New York, easily
won the race for the International
gold cup off Ryde today. Her near
est competitor, the Germania, owned
by Krupp Won Bohlehan Und Hal
bach, was five miles astern when the
winner crossed the finish line. EN-
pertr Williams yacht, Meteor. Ciciley
and Susanna also competed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-09
A SERIOUS CLASH
GOVERNMENT TROOPS AND NAT
iONALISTS MIX ON STREETS
OF PERSIA

Teheran, Persia. Aug. S.-CasuaI-
ties in a battle in the streets between
the govrnment and Nationalist insur-
gents, were about twelve killed and
wounded on the government side.
The Nationalists lost thirty killed
and wrunded. Three hundred Nat
ionaIists we're captured.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-09
DROWNED WHILE BATHING
Richwon5 Youth Sinks in Sight Of
Girl Friends.

Norfolk, Va, Aug. s.-W.lliam T..
Day, aged l9. of Richmond. Va. was
drowned while bathing at Ocean
View today. The body has not BEEN
recovered. Several girl friends san
bay dr.. wn bu: were powerless o. aid
him
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-09
JACKSON IS NAMED
He SUCCEEDS RUcKER AS IN.
TERNAL REVENUE COLLECT.
OR OF GEORGIA.

Washington, Aug. S.-Henry s.
Jackson, of Atlanta, was appointed
collector of internal revenue for
Georgia, succeeding Henry A. Ruck-
er, who has held the Office for many
years. Jackson is prominent in Re-
publican organizations.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-09
FEAR RIoTING AGAIN
Officials Alarmed Because Of With
drawai Of Troops.

Columbus,O Aug. 8.-With the de.
parture of the last troops Of the g..
200 called here because of the street
car strike and the opening of the sa-
looms, the authorities are apprehens-
i've regarding possibler ioting tonight
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-09
DEATH CAUSED BY Joy.
Return Of Lons-A5seut San Causes
Death OF Mothsr.

Saginaw, Mich. Aug s-Great ex-
element wnioh was produced by the
return home 0f her sJC. Charles. wlo
had been absent f1r many ye1rs
brought on heart trouble and caused
the death - Mrs Abbey a. Brown.
70 .sIts 90. tl.s mguilg.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-09
CHINESE BANKS FAIL.
co!ipass of Rubber Boom Causes
Failure of Three Large Banks.

Victoria, b. c., Aug. S.-News
from Shanghai, China, states that
tnrsee Chinese banks have failed
with losses amounting to $4,000 600,
because Of The collapse of the rubber
boTm
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-09
JOHN q. sTupLEY DEAD.

New York. Aug. s.--Joar 3. stud
ley. ager 81 years. the tragsdlin. who
ployei With EJV.a Bo0ta. died this
m9rllHg
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-09
WENoL!Ne ON Way BACK
Murderer Of Alma Keller Is on His
Way to Louisville.

Denver, Colo. Aug. c.--Joseph
vending, the alleged slayer OF g.
year-old Alma Kellner, was taken 20
Louisville today ty .lo Lcalsyille p.,-
lice officers.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-18
Sie Hennen in Satpnia.

Die ssitrigsn Rsunsn buttsn foIgsns
bes RsTultat:
Grites Rennen-9Drie $400;
5@ 5urlcrgs. Beatrice 103 (2oTtus),
getronnen; 8oirg Come 103 (Sers
bert), 3tpeites; Gottie 9 108 (RoBl
brittes. 3eit: 1.08.
81 Wutuels be3ablt: 8eatrice $3.50
5u getpinntn, $3.50 place, $3.50
Sbor; Go!ng Come $22.70 9lace,
$6.4O Sbop; 0ottie 9 $3.10 SfoD.
3peites Rernen - 96ris
S4O0; 6 5urlongs; Selling. aipiriR
107 CDarrsn), gerpOnnsu; Sat IRA
fteriou 40 (8ooIO, 3lpettes; gopeus
bon los (SOIt) Orittss. 3sit: LA.
81 UtutueIs be3ablt: QIptrin $3.50
gu geninren, $3.50 YIacs. $3.10
Shoip; gat m}aitsrIou S3.10 QIace,
$3.50 Sbop; Go0enoon S36.90Sbon.
0rittes 3ennen 9oris
$500; 6anDicap; l WsIs urb l Sur
long. Billion 8 100 (&uitin), geponz
nsn; Som gigbss 50 (9urtoR), 5lpeiz
tss; 2samence 100 (GOoisJ, prittsz.
3sit: l.53.
81 Mutusls bs3abIt: Milton .
$3.50 gu gslpinnsn, 1910 gla:e, $2.70
Shoip; 5or gigbse $500 QIace,
$2.70 Sbon; 2eamence $3.50 Sbop.
8iertss Rsnnsn- Omnium
Stotes; 96rIe $500; 6 6urlongs.
Sut 4ttiu 132 (anapp), 9eponnen;
!oslnlet 116 (8an5). 5rs:tes; Star
Charter 105 (0Ooie), orittss. 3eit:
1.12 2/5.
81 Wlutuets te3ablt: Sad @ttir
$40 gu gsfpinnen. $500 p,Gee; $3.1C
Sbcip; 0elmet $40 glace, $4.8C
Sbop; Star Charter $3.50 Sbon.
5Hnftes Iennen g0rI,
$400; Msils uno 70 garbs; Selling
Queen Warsuerite 105 (8aus), 1e.
ponnsn; Sen zropato 112 (Wortin
sneites; 8lucoie 108 (Rice). brittes
3sit: LA.
So Miu.ueIs be3dblt: Queen Mdr:
guerite S34.50 5u eetplnnen, $1l.8C
glaee, $50 Sbpn; Ben 1rppotl
$12 plaee, $500 Sbop; 0luccisS4.6(
Sbop..
! Sehites Rennen gorI'
$4O0; l 3/16 Wsils; Se[ling. gun'
burn 10 (aob), oepDnnen; sbe Gar
10 (8ooie), Sfpsites; proiectile s
(SeoIhoien). orittes. Set; 200 2/5
| So mutuels be3a6lt: gonhuri
$3.50 gu eetpinnsn. $500 glace
$4.30 Sbop; Sts Carl $6.10 place
+, $3.50 @bcp; projectils $7.2o Shpn
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Fir bic beutiaen Rennen rpuroen bi.

7Siir bic beutiaen Rennen purben bic
foIQenbsn 4feros eingetrugeR;
Grites Reuner-SeGirq; fir Stpeis
jGbrios; 81 5urlonss. Gtbis %. 100,
Detect 102, Wtarp Dan 102, Qpple
9rince 1O3, gorrotpsr 103, GuItern
Star 104. 2ouis aaB 107, Groper
5ugbeS 1O7.
3reites Renren - Ceiling; fir
breiiGbrjce uno bariiber; sSurlo1gs.
StipiQ u{ietle 90, 9rinces gborpe100.
9emper 100, Nuturn Girr 1O2. Stttp
GFiiter los, OrifIamb 105. Carl Of
Ritmono los, gtfsI Dan 105. Congo
1O5.
Grittes Tenren - Seuino; fir
3tpeijdhriqe; 81 5urlonss. Oriental
qearl 90 9tln qorton 100. 6eIitate
103, MiTipe 1O4, Telarep 104, prire
ceb oyrbuitrp 1O4, Stays 104.
9isrtes Herren - 90rie; fir oreis
iGhriqs uno barber; 6 5urlonas.
qinQihtp 105. @pcu GrQroe los, Bari
9istp 107 Geo Gric lot. Gump.sa
lis.
iSirTte5 Bremen - Ceiling; fir
breijohrigs urb barib:r; ] / /16 Wleis
le. 3nmoIe 100, G6rtItina 100. Rotps
luro Otis 100, Sie7o 100, Sputfern
8olo 100, GcliTe 103. U(urt Qrtcrp
8 109, Beau 9rummeI 100. Genmcre
Queen 109, ganooidu 100, montcIair
100. 2fI;ce 9oiro 100, S6apoole 1O9.
Setfte8 Bremen - Seqtrg: fir
breijdbriae uro oariiber; 6 Turlors3.
Gre Wttte 100, 6. 8. 8atten 103,
GtseIna 105, Ga SaCs 1O5, Soplanh
107, Gfuoulteoec 1O8, FunbumentaI
100, gjgbt Miit 100. 2lQ Rso 115.
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Ybitip zteinn,et
Sin befannter irlGerer &nnoeu'
id)neiSer uad) 2onspiem seidJidt,
9sahoem CT Sanicnoe pon Collars
nysloS nergeaoet bot.

p1ilip St.inm.s, bon Der Wabb.a
apenus IN WeItpooo, Der lunse Jabr.
unter Der syirma Steinmsb uno Shals
Ter in Ro. 1921 Gin Strabe siH
aunoenidneib.rssltdft betrisbsn. iif)
aber, nahoem er Elm niht uRbeo:uiens
bss 8ermogen srporbeH, bonn Geitdfs
ie 3uriidseSogen bate, tpuros eeIiera,
nato.m er burd Elm finsirtes 5slez
eramm BON gonlpan. Msih., bisrber
gelodt poroen mar, benz Srrenarste
pors,fIbrt uno BON bieism nod fur5er
llnteriudung benz gonsoiep 4ipi
u6srnieIen.
Der 51idbrtse Mann besab iih 4na
fanss Isbien Sommers init isiner
Satin mad Gonipap, Mih. als bi:
Saiion poriibsr mar, iehrte bic Jrall
mad Sauie suriid. aber Stsinmsb. Der
ihoR LANCER. 3.it !eibsno mar. b.s
itanb barauf, in gonlpap gu bleibeH.
ginise fsirer Jrsunbe. ipslhe oov
ieiner Satin iibsr bic Yprsdnse un:
ierri6tet tporben paren. beiu6ten ibr
in gtitison unp niatten rerseblihs
YsrIuhs. ibn su bepegsn. feline pIGn'
anBussben uno mad, 6auis 3uriif5u
ietrsn. Ta bic Bitten ieiner Satin
unb UsrDanbten in oieier 5iniiht aud
erfoAIos blieben. purbe kihlo6tn
itn burh elm finsirtss1slssramm bier
Der su lodsn. mas audi selrns UNI
bei ieiner g(ntunft purbe er iofort
BON 8eamtsn bes probatseriHis ir
Sbbut senommsn.
DEN glnsaben Der Gamili. sufolse
bat Steinmeb ipdbrenb I.ires aufent
baIis in Gonlpap minbsitens $4,000 II
gonr ausseseben unb auBerbem nod
ettpa $4,000 BON gont.n uno pri
bctperionen aeborst.
galb mad ihrer Hiidfear erbislt bi
sSrau bi. Rntriht. bab ibr Gatts il
Der HGbe ron gonpaD einen 2ano
aomplsr bon 800 4erss unb n.bente
| nod adt pfsrbe. adt aiihe unb 81
Shipeine se,auft babe. auf 1efrossn
po3u oisIes 4lles lei. ertldrte Stein
meb. bab er bic abIi4t babe. elm Som
merbotsl gu .tabIirsn unb ouf bem er
porbsn.n 9anb. bic notbigen Sahe'
pflansen iuolle.
/ Dss pei.erea taufie er 80 gifen
gettfeGtn, ip.lGe fir feline anseblidel
4nseIiellt.n beiiimms fparen; ebenf
beit.llte CT cine MassonldDung 1ie
pon elmer beiis.n grausrsi. bod par
b. oi. 8srlaburs berislben pon fein:
ssomilie ref.5sitis perbinDert.
I Dor aursem iibertrug er itii
grunbsigntbum, bas einen Wertb DO
$40. 600 baben fou. auf fsine Oattir
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Gbeerlaub ubniR heine.

lDm. 8srbermdnr, %, Ct. Bernard.
lglneeline 2ipp, -, ossgl.
|geter 9. St0ulir8, As, @. 6. Ctr.
Soa 3. Stuffed, 40. Meit s. Ctr.
Sames Cart, q. Glsbes.
Wabel 6. UtcGIdndbau, Is. bsssl.
{Glmer 60 Rot, 81. 9lIbpilIs, q. G.
l4nna McDoraIh, 81, 9ranb 6otel.
6. 0ortmau, 40, %. McUirlan ctr.
| lGli3abetb Ntepers. 40. 5tuts 4ps.
Ssnrp griiggsman. Al. Gtmpooo.
l2iate Wriqgs!sportb, 50. Carthage.
(7Frqnt Grid, 26, Deitpooo ape.
! 1Glsanorn Gsner, 25, Queen Gitp ap.
(gasper alein, %, gictcr CTR.
! l2ouiId Setter, 20, Hodocle Ane.
(Gbas. 2tttelmann, 26, DeItern Ape.
6rances 5prbed, "a. pertn Ctr.
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iparb 8. ssones BON bnmilton. g..
ipelfer Mnfanss bes Jahres 1911 an
Stelle bes Rihters Gifien trstsn tpiro.
iprad geit.rn i'm Gerihtsg.bduos ror.
srilGrte jsboh. oaB tr nur In pricats
seIhdften bierbergeiommeH lei.
8ereitsIter JIudtperiu d.
Der 16jdbriss 5onp Jmpubana,
ipelter iit3 felt einis:n aasen unter
Obbut bes Susenorifters bsfinb.t.
perIuhte geItern gu entipsihen inbem
er aus msbr.rsn Bettbedsn sin Ssil
matts, oas CT on einerJenf!erbrii flung
bes fiinften Stodtpertes befsftigte,
iporauf Ct Ii9 b.rablieb. ST murb. i:s
bod BON Dem Mnpalt 9bornopte, bds
fen Bureau iih i'm Dritten Gtodnert
tefinbst, bemertt. 9borubnie elite aui
bi. Strabe, um ben Suneen absufans
gen, bod bieier bait. .s bemsrtt uno
ileiter.e burh Elm offenes Jeniter In
ghornbpte 3 Bureau. Tort purbe er
1pdter entoedt unb ipieosr nnh BEN
Sussnbserihi suriidssbradt.
/ 0erfhiepenes.
abam WilIer nermnht isin grunbs
eisentbum. SO. 1015 Rariin Sirabs
on jeire Sobter Charlotte s. Wete,
anb ben R.f oes 0srmoseus aleihheit:
/ LID an bi:ie iofuie a., Ieinen Sobn CD
fparb Willer.
| Mn Siele bon SO. 8. Stepart, be,
I.in Imt als Reeeipsr Der Gnterpri1'
2umber 60. niebsrselest bat. ernannt'
Rifter s. 3. Srpins Serrn 8. 20
Bennett uno Iebte beNen girsidaf
ouf $4,000 f.it.
| !. Die 8ictor Shirt SO. erlarste cir
8erbitt iiber S655.13 ssssn bic pbilu
belpbid galualitp Go.
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Der 40 Sabre olts MeintniteIer Der
Big -four Giienbnhn Wm. o, 0ustins.
bon 30. 200 1rcdbtpup, irelder am
Wittipo4 BON einsm 3lse iibtrfobrsn
ipurnt. IN seHern I'm Gbriit 6cfpitoi
feinen Derlebunsen erlesen. Der ftells
Dertrettnbe Coroner. 6riebtnsrihtsr
4ibbifs. purbe bena&si4iist.
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gu Cuniten Der 45artbpnos fpuroen
46,O75 Stimmen oboeosbsn uno oagez
asn 1920. sSiir Die Bombs CUR Qusz
mersung Der Nipeautreu8uneen ftimmz
ten 39,949 uno oagegeH 1861 Wdbs
Ier.
Die offisielIen 3dbler pdren: bic
Republitaner 6. Waters, Gbarles3rpz
oer, GLEN. gusten, Glis 5bompIpu,
getsr 8odiheioe uno g. groDn, iotpie
bic Demotruten eugene Wefb, Ser
mann Mirit. q. 5. 6irIAfelo, Sobn
epporos, Irant Rsoeter uno 2sman
Saffin.
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isir yleintdf, Gtdrie wus bsJ,s Seiuliate 0f'
tranteen Ole
Rippey,s Pure Cream of
Tartar Baking Powder.
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probirt III. G. Wstal poIiIb"
lao .Yariespers 5rieuo". b.s
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Ri6ter Dss 9arterott Gerthts:
Benton S.Cpperkiner, 9. 46,934
2Imon 81. 0arner, R. =. At ,449
ge3iiglih Der Qnrerion Der periAies
eenen GrtIhaften iteut iih oas oiIiz
,:.mA NnnkLarnnhrif, mi. fnInt.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

instruments filed for record in
Kootenai county, Idaho. March 10,
1910, as furnished by the Panhandle
Abstract company:
Deeds
F. M. Cox to James L. Kinder, NE
Ia section 1906 w.
julius Wright to McGuires Mer-
camille Co., undivided ia Of lot s.
McGuires townsite.
NJ. A. Frear to Joshua Peterson,
lot s. block "B," town Of Occur d.
Alene.
Henry Hardness to Thomas Grady,
lots | and 2, section 3O-44-1 w.
r. ]. Hitler to n. w. Arnold, lot
/, block 2. w. II. Hunts add. to
Occur d'Alene.
Henry Krotzer to Occur RAlene
Lumber Co.. lot ~. block II, city
Of Occur d'Alene.
Arnold Kruger to Idaho C West
ern Railway Co., lot z. block IL, For
est Heights.
Margaret Stevenson to same, lots
II and IL, block Ia, Forest Heights.
Martin Dyer to same, lot 4, block
20, Forest Heights.
Percy E. Chase to A. v. Cham
berlain, lot 4, block Is, Forest
Heights.
Mary L. Topping to Idaho &
Western Railway Co, lots and 8,
block 10, Forest Heights.
W. e. Blain to Idaho G Western
Railway Co.. lot s. block IT, Forest
Heights.
Lincoln Smith to same, lot 10. blk.
II, Forest Heights.
John Deik to same, lot 3, block 20,
Forest Heights.
Ennis G. Thomas to Lincoln Smith,
lot IS. block II. Forest Heights.
Ennis c. Thomas to A. V. Cham
berlain, all block 16, Forest Heights.
Joseph Boughton to A. V. Cham
berlain, lot 10, block 10, Forest
Heights.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-12
Motorcycles
Bicycles

Why send away for wheel when buy
for less
II dont believe bring your catalogue and
IL with what have
The wheel you hlv from guaranteed
You aappen to get defective tire
defects All you hava TO do s 20 bring In the wheel
free OF charge
How about the Wheel you send for2 y
what good this your Surprising
tive tire They which
generally amounts to than the price Of the tire
out the use Of wheel for at least month
antee 10 not worth the II ID written on.
carry complete stock or
carry stock OF the celebrated Indian
that what have
me a. my price right and know
cHAS. PERRAULT
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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-12
'THER RELIGIONS THAN OURS
BUDDHIST TEMPLE IN PHILLY
oriental Religious Museum Is Open
TO the Public.

oriental Religious Museum Is Open
20 the Public.
PHILADELPHIA, March Ia
ludents of oriental religion. and even
usual curiosity seekers, are Afforded
rare treat at the Philadelphia
Ommercial Museums today in the
hape of the most complete collec-
on OF Chinese Buddhist idols and
mbols in America. The work of
llecting the exhibits has been car
I'd on continually since 1875, and
is only now, after the passing OF
rty-five years and the expenditure
large sums. that the exhibition Is
npleted and opened to public in
eetion.
The temple is inelosed in glass and
ide the temple show case are the
Ages, the most conspicuous OF
ieh Is a small representation Of
nfucius, rare even in China, the
me of the confaeion religion. II
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-12
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