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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-01
Enseavors to Cut Postal Expense.

Half a million dollars annually
will be. saved to the ~postofice depart
ment, IT is believed as a result of an
order issued by Postmaster General
Hitchcock disseminating the practice
of reinclosing registered mail in
special envelopes before sending it
from the Office of origin. The order
will be effective December L.. It
etanges a policy of fifty years stand
ing in the handling of registered mail
in this country.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-01
Nonresident Notice.

No. 1914,
In Marshall Circuit Court, Novem-
her Term, 1910.
State Of Indiana, Marshall Co., IS
Abraham l.. Sundy etal.
VS.
Christian Whitman etal.
The plaintiffs in the above entitled
cause having filed their complaint
therein together with an affidavit of
a competent person that the defend
ants Christian, Whitman, Mrs. Chris
tian Whitman, whose christian name
is unknown to the plaintiffs Chris
tan Widman, christiana Widman.
his wife, Washington Wiley, Mrs.
Washington Wiley whose christian
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-01

Wanted-Man TO represent MS in
your locality, taking orders for one
fruit and ornamental ltrees. Steady
work; good pay. For terms address
@. S. Pickett & Son Clyde, Ohio.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-12-01
Will Have Horse Sale.

A sale of horses. of all weights and
descriptions, will be held by Charles
Holmes, at LaPorte Ind, on Thurs
Gay Dee. 9Th. dit, wit.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-17
ARE MANY SUICIDES

Especial Cable from the international
News Service)
st. Petersburg, April 16.-An0ther
epidemic Of suicide has broken out In
this city. Fifteen cases were report
ed In one day.
Among the victims were three girls
aged is. Is and 20. and one Of them
q university student, and the other
two pupils at the Conservatoire and
high school. They were the two
daughters and niece Of rich mer-
chant Of Minsk. and had come to St
Petersburg to complete their studies.
They poisoned themselves with syar
hide Of potassium.
When the tragedy was discovered
the musical student was seated at the
piano; Chopin's Funeral March was
open In front Of her. The youngest
OF the girls was lying dead at the play
er's feet. The body Of the third girl
was found under bed.
According to the evidence of other
occupants of the house the girls play
ed, sang and recited until q very late
hour Of the night
They left several letters addressed
to relatives and friends in which they
said that they had resolved to kill
themselves as there was no sense in
life.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-17
1 STRANGE MURDER
american News Service)

Milan, April ia sinister light has
been thrown on the mysterious Rus
sian trunk murder perpetrated 1t :
lodging house in Rome last March.
The first clues tended to show that
the victim was either . revolutionist
or q police spy. Cavaliere CAST.
then assistant to the chief Of police
at Rome, was sent to Warsaw to pros
ecute inquiries.
Before setting out he resolved to
experiment with. the finger-print sys-
tenn. To that end he had the body Of
the victim exhumed and the imprints
photographed. The result was that
on his arrival in Russia the imprints
were found to correspond exactly with
those Of q vanished youth named Tar
antovsky, the son of a manufacturer
Of false keys, residence at Zabudevka.
He belonged to an Anarchist club at
Warsaw. and subsequently offered his
services as informer to the local Sc
cret police. but was soon after thrown
into prison on the discovery being
made that he had been playing into
hands Of revolutionary comrades.
Tarantoysky thereupon avowed his
determination to create a colossal
scandal II brought to trial by full ex-
posture OF the methods OF the Russian
secret detective system.
Hence 1t was decided to release
him and to put spies on his track in
stead with instructions to kill him as
q dangerous enemy. The assassins
whom Cavaliere CAST unearther were
identified as belonging to the Warsaw
district. The logged Tarantovsky's
steps to Rome, and there, in the guise
of friendly fellow-countrymen wishing
to cure him OF malady from which
he was suffering, they administered in
jections Of cyanide of potassium.
When Inconsistencies supervened
they deposited their victim in a trunk,
locked 1t and took their departure The
Italian government has applied for ex-
tradition and for authority to arrest
them.
The ministry of foreign affairs has
just received an off kial communica-
ton from st. Petersburg in which the
Russian authorities refuse to comply
with this demand.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-17
SUES TEX R|cKARD
american News service,.

(American News Servfce1
New York, April 16.-"Big Tim Sui
livan, Tammany leader and the stake
holder of the Jeffries-J Johnson match,
was subjpoenaed today by Supreme
Court Justice Greenbaum in the suit Of
DR.. Coakley against Tex Richard, one
of the promoters of the Jeffries-John-
son fight. The physician sued Rick.
ard for 5000. claiming that amount
for attending Richards daughter. The
promoter denied the claim. After the
consultation of Sullivan today, it was
said that an agreement had been reach
ed. The stakes are held by Sullivan
and amount to $4,000 in guarantees.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-17

Geo. II. Clark. Of Clark Show Case
Co., Columbus, o. will be in Richmond.
Monday evening. Apri 18th to April
22nd. He win be pleased to call on
anyone interested In show cases. Word
left with Ross Drug Co. will receive
prompt attention.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-17

WATTS pDo1q
,seaIQA en-, ss1su InoLa rspsW ploo
:vJIIJQI
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-17
20 lots-Wilbur's Adv. page z.

CokDELIA:
Gold Medal Flour Is cheapast-it's best,
too-more loaves to the sack. EUPHEMIA
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-17

90 lots-Wilbur's Adv. page Z.
The sun., 1910-08-14

.,l|aru...i - her inst when money must
-. -g.If without stunt and Just when ~
i,-.i not -. spent at all showed her
vh'.r,. tu, e..diTis' r'-- could help and N"
l.ff.'s Ir..-sfuan"r also 10" lft'i" iullIn"r
and Jl-' wn'r" IN" would THN" - r"-pT
- NOR. opmI-.t"nf h"lp ~i' agreed -
al -AIi and ~ her nov ',IYrag. ihpiIgh'
~ many 'l.,yor ideas h"ra".f ! watched
over ~. grpWth pf that summer war'irot,..
vlth all 'h'. pr'd" ~ an ar'I-t II turned
u.I' "ut rely SatIsfd''Ory
nav" several yrpf"-SIpnal women ~
PATRONS ON" r- writer Ni. works
hard and has 20 give all her fpr'a - har
Work Nh" hasn't any energy left for
attending prOu"rly 10 her clothes 81"
was ~ hear fastIdiog- and hHi'sl ~"
h"r 'is'" and v"arnc-- Sh" tells m"
she well and cumf"rf ably dr--~.-i
through iny car"
/ Ike 10 dress busy fnOthers. tho kind
that az. O-ripie,i With th"ir children
that they forget all about Themselves |
arrange Chlldr.n'- wardrpiI.-~ also
Iowarri tho Gloss. ~ each --.aEOn I call
upon NV PATRONS 20 s'-' II their war'irot"-
no,-'i ir'sh.ning mp Tor ~" close of ~"
s..lson | -uggs.-i littl.. IuuOy atiun- i'rr
and 'l"r" and so that they arr dOu"
Thus ~" -tyl" Of wardrobe. ~ kept up
until The ncw -..asDn calls fDr - Compl.i"
oy"rhsIlng
+ do nD drnssnakiug or millinery ~
rn"nding fnv-..N I simply ndvs aud
help ry encouragement and suggestion
NJ work involves = tot ~ study on nv
part ! hst" 10 ho au o,sITaDt with all
that - n"W'-' and incest ~ dress
The sun., 1910-08-14

pillow. Let tho pillow hc mad" ~ canvas
or very coarse Ch",seCluth Then let ~
be boilsNh in a pan Of water THIS gets out
the piney odor Then pat II In q tub ~
hot water and add lot Of viulats and
violet odor or course vou don't r,irs,t
10 find fresh violets on top OF n mnunfain.
But you can get th" extract in bottles and
IL answers the purpose. II IN most ~
freshing 10 lonely nerveS
This woman told mo ~ the sNact on
posite, the qui"tin@ hath for the too urish
gaie'y feeling This ~ IN" punk clpyo-
bath IL - n great French bath
Ono day ] went In this bath WOMAN -
get n r"ciD" for n woman whose skin was
snnbIrned Sh" wanted NOT onlv "a nerve
hath hut one that was b"autifving This
woman had had IN" misfortune to burn
her neck
As there NAV be others who Irnor
similarly will whi-Dar q word 81 warning
n Won are not the wearer of Dutch nnrks
do not lot tho sun scorCh vour thrnat
II II all very we'll as long n Won cont inus
tn wear vour Dutch nscks But WHOM
Won nut on d"~olletS gown tho effect il
absolutely appalling
To INV surprlSe IN" hath woman did
not show narpleNitv when I asked Enr
for ctira for sunhurn
oh that ia nofhinE' said she with
a shru1. W" have ~ least ono casr pf
that kind each dav
Tell tho lady 80 got a L,ska, ~ cric,t-,-
l-n-S and To simmer ou al tho iuicc To
This let har ADD ~" iui~c or six heals a.
lett'ICs'. To this let h"r mt SONS. ra-
oxide NJ hydrogen and hot water. Tho"
should H. much water as " all rho
other ingredients nut together
What shall sh" do with n7' asked |
hreat hl"ssly. fnr I saw In IL n certain
o,lre for the brown spots that come on nv
fac@ who're INV va'ldosS NOT keapthern IN
Caution her 10 wet cloths IN " and
keep thew dahh'ed on her neck II d
is faithfully don" she will have throat
like alahaStHr
-Sc~nt, she told me. IL IN" sacra' "
beauty. You can't be good LOOKING n
YOUR nerves arr raw. And the only thing
that has ever hesn found 10 uuint tho
nerves since the Old Testament davs
IL sweet hath ln those davs they
rubbed and nnointed IL on In 'hes"
days We get into 'hr tub and lot /, soak
In II IL moro lasting and much lsss work
In my not" book thor" Rr" nina beauty
baths
There il IN" violet hath for that lonely
feeling
There IL Tho Newport beauty hath -
cucumb@rS and lilies for too much motor
inV
There IL the Frrnch beauty hath ~
sweet clover. preserved or frash for 'oo
much Cavrtv too much of a good tlrno
for TOO many hours NJ q stretCh
Thor" is the temueramentHl bath Dr
boied roses for = highly nervous au,.
much worried feeling
And there are baths fnr s'Inbirn
trecklss and all the other Iea'r'v dar res
sions peculiar 20 III" complexion
The sun., 1910-08-14
u,TERuEL0v ~ NTW >T,IEs
served IN spoonfuI- and Fancy shapes
WIN Nara-rhino and Nint.

The graar slab % watermelon that us''d
~ b" s"rv"'i "a a singh" portion - di-hp-
u.'lrInE from sofn" restaurants and ~"
watermelon l. coming m for itS shar" 10
Nv" cnsng.d wav of doing things.
on. ,,nIn.iaT wav - serving u j. "a
scoop out ~" pulp IN hg spoonfuls with
"a -hs ~ "ig"d sp.un which cuts ~"
puIp N clean and makes pr"'tIly shai-"i
Ior'.Du Three such cITV''i spooniuls
of rIp.. pulp max" ~ generous "A portion
~ ~. Oh tim" SLAB and with "A few points
Of b" shaded gr".'n rind hs "A plat" d"oo-
in'I"u 'l"y are refreshing 10 look AT on
"a bot dHy
Wl"r. - partv ~ four or nor' - "a b'
s.'Tv.'H = isi-k"' may u' mad" ont ui n
large and well shaped watermelon. N"
ha=s"' Icing rll.i with spouniul- or lhrR"
cute. pf III" pulp Ihs-" watermelon
hash "'s are cu' "n 'h" Sa'n'' plan a. an
pfnUv'' ~ l.'FnOn basket and any IN" ran
make such hHzk"i with a lIiii" praci'C"
first "a -uin.' smaller fuu'
b" " ,d'h of the handle must i'' d""id"d
on fT-f nud 10" riud aud pulp cut away
from thi- vat"ry"lon basket can T."
made from "a melon placed pn iis side
or IN "ud. according ~ 10" fancy 81 IN"
J..rspn 1hp cutting n
~ Is'ppl" don't care for th" "EIs'nS ~
having - ba-sa - made f"r them. ~" pulp
ran .. cat Iutp balls or dt'-'. dr''--''d WIN
"a li'ti. tuara-'hInO and -s'rN'-t a. itilit
cpurs., ~ spreading GLASS;, u" pulp
I- easily "ut INTO Di'.,s'- lik" tuhTbl''- WIN
Hn ordinary y"R"tab" cutter ami ihs
,.Nnrt ~ very good. "-y-.cially y ~
sIrinA led ~" last moment isfor" b"ihg
s.'r,''i with finely ChOpps'd fresh miui
~" continuation ui color ~ pr'ity Ia
~" pIuHIDn oi some Is'ppl" w" MAYOR 81
~" fresh mint ~ "a great improvement ="
10" watermelon
Al sprf- 81 watermelon cnnco"tlons
are Is,--ihl'' when it - "-.'i a. a salad
c,urr. The pulp ~ usually eat ~ small
ctIll... ur ~ tiny Halz and fniN''t with
walnut meats. and Fr"nch dressing tntN''d
with nara-.'hlnD - poured over ~" wh"l"
\ ht'lo wine ~ almost Indispensable With
thus s.,rt uf % sniad, though Of course ~"
fancy ylurgar- do prSiiy w''il and "a
French dr''--Ing mad" with Tarrngun or
FEtragpu vinegar does not necessarily
call for auv additional havoUuE
watsrtna'on ha-ke' may 10 used instead
81 a salad howl II stin more noyslty Is
WantSd.
The sun., 1910-08-14

frock ~ spriggci null made on tho sim
vlcst lines IN" sprig was of punk on
whit" ground
The neck and cuffs we're finished hy
plalt.Si frill collar and Cufs of white null
and wrr. hand made A -.'arf - pink
liberty PASSED under a group ~ curi"l
shirs a. tho waist I'm" ~ 'front.' and knotted
m IN. hack with s.lrh ends Charlotte"
bonnet of white null was drapsd with
scarf tn match the EIrdl"
Materials for such an outfit would "ost
hut little. and oven fashionable dress
mak~ aud miliines ought not tn serd IN
nm eNtravagan' hll for th" making. while
The sun., 1910-08-14

was of thcs" roses and the huge low
~ide trimmed ha' was black In any
pretty color scheme this tptleito would he
charming and IL need not hc exceedingly
costly
Short froCks - finest white linen or
hati-te or null trimmed m narrow real
La, and hand tucks and made with short
~lnnv,.~ and Dutch ntCks have hsan worn
bv MANY ~ the summer bridesmaids.
with hg pictur">Iu" l."Ehoru hats
trimmed IN flowers and rihhon ur with
quaint lovely honnets ON th" Charlotte
order. ~ which there az" lnnumeralla
attractive examples this season
The sun., 1910-08-14

dressed with "A certain regard for con-
N"ntIuuS Her bridal gown NAV b" eN-
UUis.t" ~ material ~onirrful IN detail.
i-'ri'''' M hu". hut Iis possibilities are
llmIt'St II must orutorm 20 Laws long
aEn Land down AMI has'Sl upon IN" c1nons
OF artistic 'a~tr
Win IN" bridesmaids frocSS th" si'u-
aftrn I- sI""r"ut Thor. IN" has liberty
her" = ,'r'.sn1aNrr " hn = an "rttst NAV
'r.ru an "NulE"ut fancy lros" and Trv"l
ln th" rIutTr"~Irr. m" quaint. th" art.s-
tIr
To ~ eurr. vher" th" Wedding u not
among I.Srpia 10 whom money UnsId-
The sun., 1910-08-14
A LADY OF MANY WARDROBES
HIR M >INESS Is 10 TFtfH
UONIN nov 10 DRT>>.
She Looks over Their tiothes. learns
Their plan. and Gives Them '.0od Mi
vice f, Boon Ia omen of Limited
Means tpne WAY of Farming n IIN InE.

.r saw Won want 80 max" money .
.rv yDu well 70 com" and loDk ON"r
o.. Hirirut" and sdyI-e ~" how 80
'..-''r 70 gp and what 20 g"' Won ~
..t.y ,'-y.r go0i IDEAS abOu' d-.--
o.. -...t IDEAS ioui com" naturally
no
f'a'- ipr NV i.l-ln"SS started. .
.A.'- ypgug oman vino sgdi"nly
Z IS f"r~'F 20 r.GJ"-d circumstance
10. 'r."-t who gave. ~" my first Iub
- sH "E'ul-ip-'Ic over the help thai
.- 90 as-r tua' s". talked M. lIr 20 other
"' Ir'.v liked wha' / dId r,r 't"ru
'a--..i NV nam" ~ ~ -'III others
.'" rau kept Du rolling amt nov / -
...'..ar .a"r''." ( women wup-r wa-,i-
'.- rrauA.,.
Son SrHN vet pIi'.. What - call
-.' Lady, - r'" Rpt..s NV fr.-ud-
o.. u" uur - course l'y" got 'n e. a
90 .'I-rr'.-..-.. nam" than 'hht for nv
me lr.. face - ih" matter T. 'rat
No. women go rr' understand hpv -
..Hr" '." F1-I-,i.' aui a'u i..'
.'.. f.,..u
N."r NV ir'~ru- ra." tlau'v ~
." ''v 't-a BE- r,f uI".orIl' lD..
o.. '.Hrr'.- 'tI' 'H-y have. vail.
'h"'s Hhp.f l7rl- 'iIn- f,r 'h- "pu-
' ''.s.' nri '." 't"rn "'a"'ly pha'
..'-. -.g.,.-. 49," s'yl-- t.a'
'.. ''' ''.".m'rR and Nh" -'vl"-
-. 'a.a-s .. s...i i" w.-..r .pr 'r.,ru
~. ~"r.n .,v" ~ rnra," taste
.-.rE "..'f"- ''l' AL 10. I-.rpfr..g
som" g''' fr'n rrl'- iu 'h" matter
..'.- Ir"y w,v dr'-0 l-"ru0 rgly
The sun., 1910-08-14
T~ enu-,h '~ntnr, IIuSours.


DugoT'- Hre usually associated WITH
IygJn" DAYS. hu' hey StilI fgIr" ~ MARY
land nav lgHi.On \ few ar" even ls.iuc
Wad. TODAY IN" dugout - IA" th"sa
g..nk' oanDc - M" Eastern Shor" OYSTER
men
r. = mad" ~ pl9cing thr"" rin" logs
S.i.. ~ sid" and fastening them fog"th"T
win wus,d"r pms Then III" insid" ~
dug uYt with an adI ana ~" put-Id"
similarly shaped
I b" re-sili' - a upn-sinkali" craft. with
low Hud stern alik" that ~ rigg'.d with
two sails and -prretIfu"s "itRg"r- ~
we'll PROM the" b"a'- 10" "yst"r- are
taken up with 'Dngz WH.n ~. oyster
s.asDn ~ over these can0s- are painted
aud aquatic races are indulged IN by the
OysterDen.
The sun., 1910-08-14
JEWISH HtRRItGES.
Unions of I'ncies and >irr-s Marriages
Of Ftrst Cousins.
FROM me Ame-icGH Hebrcr

r ~" wv Y TTTW TFTFTN
Marriages % uncles to niacaS are rO, al-
lowed in any part "f tho United States
with a sinEe exception. and that mad" -
Jews only While first cousins may not
InteTmarry In "a number Of states. vet
such marriages are usual. and rahhs
Of little and long experience frequently
disregard the law. probably without
know ledge of the serious Cunselurnc
The sun., 1910-08-14
COrSetS
Bed Spreads and Towels

FINE IRISH EMBROIDERED SPREADS, in a
l., under prevailing prices, 1000,
HEAVY HUCK TOWELS, Hemmed ends, dor,
Henstitched ends, dc
ScallOped ends, doz.,
The sun., 1910-08-14
FUOCKS FOR BRIDESMAIDS
rgyITl IONII WIS NFEN ~
IUT PIITI RI FDDING<

D,,inr ,ud picturesque SHEETS Nimcd ~
wan, short lrOrks and GordsN
ununrts Norn toIor Schemes mat
,narm cost NoI Nrre>sarnS Great.
o.. ir.-,uaNer of IDEAS and ahil'y
tnr..'. . AZ order for hrIde-uaui~
~ I." hrii. must perfurc" 10
The sun., 1910-08-14
Long Chiffon Wells

TWO YARDS LONG, superior quality Chiffon, vide range
Of most fashionable colors Regularly sAoo each,
The sun., 1910-08-14
Women's Hosiery
Women's Underwear

UNION SUITS, s~iss rbbed. sheer rr. utI'
LOW NECK VESTS, Swiss ribbed, iisie gauze int
Regularly soc. each Box y dorm, s2oo
The sun., 1910-08-14


h"fro' - ~ -lmpl" that II might he" made
successfully even by a good home s'sirn-
stress good mIllin"r ~. however. needed
Tor any ypictur--qu"b"r or hat There's
=" much IN the making Of a TOW the posing
oi the ha'. the drap1ng of crown "r scarf.
~" -harirs 81 "A hrln one has tn" art or
one haS not and II one has II one probably
runs a high class millinery establish %
Usnt or works for the proprietor Of one;
- The tuti',n"r~ vino do really elective
work f"r low prices hr" f.v and Tar be
tw""n
b. for \ midSufnrncr wedding. par
tCV.ar.y II u he church wedding. With
"a" procession across the lawn and AL
'n" rural English stage setting In which
The fashionable folk "i the Simmer
'oi"n."- nov delight. could anything he
gVain'"- and pr"''i"r Tor b"Ny ~ Young
nr.i"~n''iiS 'han IN" sample ht'1" mui
iru'~ - - i''s rlr'-i'
M"r" Il giIIil"t' - ar" ohtain"d along
h"uu"v ,ir"S H"~'ng ~oit long drap"ri"-.
" -" hrrnr'"i 'lil,rc hats dc and these
ar" l's' - picturesque IN their own way
The sun., 1910-08-14

IeratIorS a." II little ifny.pr'au,,, the brides
lmaId .s lH"'v q. .n-.s' tha' her frucA shall
lhe ~ - -u-t thai vii h." available for
general w"tr after the graz occasion.
and thai .uio-s~ r..s'r.c q lcus bu' IN this
,day IT originality and individuality IN
,dr"S- rIC'uT" frprks are PORN lzsIhI"
whenever rh"v ar" truly picturesque and
lovely. =. "."n rn" most pirtgre-grI"
lgown, of .rId".ruargis ar" not Inprac' cal
10 'h"v a-. becoming
Ani rl-n- psra let - en'o- a plea for
Ioonsrd-ra'.nn IT bridesmaid limitations
tn" pruNn"r'.v" bride Who chooses her
la''"uIlur- among hsr dsarcs, friends
and 'h"u plans a color scheme and a Twp"
- fr"rt unbeCornrng To any Of them -
IEuity II grave discourt"-v. On" -""s 40
many ws~iS,uc Parties p Which rh" c"n-
larai harrs .- lovely W D" .r. ~ tao uf
I'm. ..'."r. .ian'. i"'a net from -" group
+ O.. '.!r">t.. .''.s" 2 r" trida sho4li
~".".' H"- .ra..s and then consider ,r". =
l,.-.'.r.... ...- ,..-,. carefully to-. 20 d.,,d-
Iu: yl.,u 's...r ffn,s-
Wh"r" 'ta question e "zpeuS" docs
no. enter .r'u coy sIG"ra '.n'l. % - al .lsy
,ma'-"r 20 B. IAN t.A.'.'.rr assn. f.- ~.
w'-it.uE iar'v n.' "~.r Vh"u 't. i-u,h.
must not u" .'rv aI'.r..." .u" ,Ar ..'-
iii.n artist. harm
| lhl- sumner '."r. nav" r..r lrrurr.r-
'rhi" rrotgr" w.-Id - aud many 9 -"
IreT-rrr- '..4 '1'"- e ruaItS v.p - ,r"
quaint .t'.r st.'t fr.....- = -f..r -.ru-
merry stuff md t.r,I.u Dol. .-.-..- .- tiger
odd and d"iirn'f.. uii '.u.. 'r.r'..; frn,...-
such as IT," motor Aa- f-.us-' .-H'
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-29
!. N. c. A. ISSUES
TRIENNIAL REPORT
Association of North America
Places Endowment Fund
at $b174,885
ASSOCIATED Press)

TORONTO, Ont, Oct. 28.-The trien-
NAL report of the Y. NJ. c. A. of North
America, made public at the internal
tional convention here today, placed
the endowment fund on January l, 1910,
at $1,174,S85 II referred to the gifts of
Mrs. Russell Sage and the late Mrs.
w. e. Dodge, of a headquarters build
ing to cost S1,500,00O.
The report says the associations Of
North America have a membership of
496, 900, a gain of 10 per cent since the
last convention in Washington.
Six hundred and ninety-four associa-
tions now occupy their own buildings,
representing a total value of $51, 900,
an increase since 1908 of $17,OOO,00O.
1t further shows the value of all as
ISOLATION property in America to be
over $60,0OGO00; that $1,000 laymen are
now serving on the volunteer commit
tees with a force of 1927 secretaries.
1t shows an increase of % per cent in
the enrolment of Bible classes, an in
crease of "a per cent in the enrolment
of educational classes. The eXpendi-
lures of Sc, 398,124 in 1907 for current
expenses has grown to a total of ST.
0S1 ,043, an increase of 81 per cent.
The association has built two new
buildings on the Panama canal zone.
The immigrant is not being over
looked. Ten secretaries are working in
European ports and work is to be ex
tended into ten countries. To carry on
the work in the far east, and West
Indies, it is planned to raise $1,350,000
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-29
WESTERN PACIFIC WILL
FIGHT FOR SIP. TRAFFIC
Could Line viii Enter Local Field
Through Water Route
and Santa Fe

According to a telegram received by
local railroad officials yesterday the
Western Pacific, the new Gould line
running into San Francisco, will soon
make a bid for local freight and pas
senger traffic in competition with the
Southern Pacific and Salt Lake rail-
roads. The Western Pacific will enter
the local field via the water route,
using the boats of the Pacific Coast
Steamship company to transport
freight and passengers.
The agreement entered into by the
railroad and steamship companies, it
is said, provides for the steamship
company selling tickets in Los An
geles for points along the railroads
lines across the continent. The rail-
road will in turn sell tickets direct to
Los Angeles from the east and will
bring the passengers buying such tick
cts to San Francisco, whence they will
come to Southern California by boat.
After passengers land from the boats
at San Pedro and Redondo Beach their
tickets for interior points will be valid
over the Santa F'e route. At the pres
ent time the Western Pacific has an
agreement with the Santa F'e provid-
ing for the transportation of passen-
gers from San Francisco to points
along the latter roads lines in the
San Joaquin valley, and it is believed
that the same agreement Will hold
good for passengers coming down from
the bay cities by boat who desire to
go to interior points such as Riverside
and San BernardinO.