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The Dolores star., 1910-08-12
TINE pIffEaEnce N RAIN
eea.ees.eN q poee ~ ~ Wen
vshllo n0ssNeo6 eemeesssee
leeke6 On.

o. N cher aftsssses hoess anA
erych beeans stnek b ths sost earth
thsown ass1s n ~ vosknss rspa'
vins ~ strsst. says ths Phiiadelphis
Le6ssr. ~ truckDaa swore q the
horss an1 The policeman svors ct the
tsucknas.
A mounted policeman u the tramc
squad rode up aa1 ct % bic veil
groomsA horss-himsslf veil.
eroonsd rtdsr-whils be lsisurely
took ID The situation. When the 20
isesnss % foot bad exhausted bic 70
cabulary and bad also failed 70 eoaz
The horss By The rein. ~ turned an
appsaling eye 70 he brother u the
more listiasuisAsd service % the
horse.
Say rannery." said the mounted
policeman. raising an immaculate
white-glovsd hand to his vell-trimmed
moustachs and gently strokins the
hirsuts adornment. you're handler to
Il than me. Lay holt o the wheel and
give II Q yank."
Two misutes later the horse and
truck were on their way. the police
man on foot was rusfully regarding
the mud on bis big hands. and the
brother Of the equestrian service was
trottins down the street among the
automobiles. still stroking bis care.
fully trimmed moustache With his I'm.
maculats white. gloved digits!
The Dolores star., 1910-08-12

- 49, veuN0sese NM eeeese
onoN11oao - - poooo WEN

-. |. : - enaln ~ = NJ
80 - hesarves = $3.50 psvvoou
~. eho1 = = -. - hellsvss thaa
Z r.as1n 1870 - z anythSne ~
= es-ee = \. 80 - Nev Yors 0un.
I1.s 49, = 1ovrfovn q ~ East
r11s ~ - sose q &c a shs kin.
11r~,r1cne - ~ uppse west sS1e.
~ yornr la1ya nCther has -
vogk - = ~ four.yeer-oll goes -
The Dolores star., 1910-08-12
FALLS IN WITH the IDEA
~. 01lmklatsS oees Crest pseeeblesty
N NJ osheme - oulldin0
ThlN0s Over.

- tne eAse tsesr ys.y
49, - e - y. Onm..sos.
~ .is ~ ~ esw 49,
- tast rsa.iy We ssss'As y
49, 80 ees - " seess % y
Wv - sesS sese p
ess; Ne eallersn have tsaseee 70
- eeve eeeesse
e:sU eves sance wa naser.y
eslsasn -.
- - eeeese e ~ = ~ y
- p 80 y eul'
es - 49,. ~ ~ sseW
- ues - ysess now y easss
= seesa'e.
80 ~ neat. p Az -
The Dolores star., 1910-08-12
REASON FOR LIKING BARBER
cweeemer'b Remark That nal0ht d
called Considerably Aasrs rhsa
Q Hint.

The barber was . tribe more talks.
tive than usual. and the customer.
having come directly from The dsn-
tist's chair. vas perhaps hardly n %
aaable MOOD. The knight q the 70.
sor opsusd Ore 10 blissful Ignorance
a this, however. and passins glibly
iron tAs Wsathsr 70 foreign politics.
The rival barber opposite. the practical
value q religion. vas just begin
ning To explain In detail Bis views On
current educational topics. when the
customer suddenly growled: Look
hsrs. where's that assistant Of your
The boy With the red hairf"
why. he's left me. cir. We parted
Saturday night-on friendly tsrms
and ell that. you know. sir-but-"
"Umph!" groansd TIE other. Il liked
that fellow. He was one Of the most
sensible takers I ever met. . was
going to ask to have him shave me
always. We've had 20 many pleas
aat coaversatioas-"
Excuse ne. SIR" interrupted the
barbss. h anassasst. -but--y0u mis-.
tahs. CIR. surelyi n pom rsmsmbsr.
~. poes lin was 1eaf an1 dumb
''Umph! He was. was bel Well.
psrhaps that sxplains tt."-vouth's
Companion.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-12
Nselee.

II you ere mot subscriber 10 The
slas but resolve sample copy o. two
10 not Le sfsaid u recsivIng . bili sos
same. THIS b one u ous ways II ID.
vertIslnk. Take the tar~s and resd u
and u you like II uulscrits fos Il, u mt
hand Il to your nsighhor. may bs he
will like u.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-12

There are many ways d accsptins
misfortune many. Indeed. ~ there
ass esassous feelings or thoughts 10
- found o. The earth: and every ons
u thoss thoughts. every ose of thoes
lsslinss. be- . magic wand that trans'
fosns. q the threshold. The features
anA vssGmsnts q sorrow. Job would
have sail. ''TAs Lord save. an1 the
Lord hath taksa away: blesse1 - ths
aane II The Losd:. md Marcus Aufe
lius. perhaps. ~ Il - 70 lnngsr q
lowed ~ 10 love tAoss ] loved high
abovs all. n b doubtDsss that nv
lsasn 70 lovs tAoss when ! 1--we -
vel"-NaeteeltDck.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-12

Lees familiar 70 the average cake
baker 10 . delicious German combina-
tica q ginserbrsad and chocolats.
This 10 ol1-fashioaed gingerbread
made h layers with . sost chocolate
fudge allins bstvesn. and Q thick.
smooth chocolate icing % top. The
comeination u chocolate and ginges
viii - found most happy By thoss'
Who have yst 10 become acQuaiptsl
With Il
The Dolores star., 1910-08-12

Beginning with the year 1854. and
en1lng with the PEAR 1850. thsrs were
81. 1e3 Of thresdollar gold coins sent
out from the United States minta. .
total value Of ol.sis.37s. A few were
made In the early years 1t the mints
q Dahlonega and New Orleans and
quite . number at the San Francisco
mint up to 1880. but the bulk Of thess
colns wsrs turned out b. the mint q
Philadelphia. They we're never coined
In su0ctent numbers. these ngurss
show. to become really familiar to the
pscpls outside Of banks. and Il 10 hard.
y strange that the existence OF the
cola should b. now largely forgottsa.
-Houseksspsr Magasins.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-12


NM ~ ssu A'sAss sAss ~
bsssss.
n 20 want 70 borrow trousis. = -
r. scrub hen b going out = seyse.
Ssst . b ~ scrub COW.
Dsaa y % sIsslisat substitute ~
oucculsscs b The sow's ratioa.
70 b successful Q nan nuet ~
pastteulsr with his brssding stock.
Co,l and discomfort ars unproat
abls thinss TO kssp In The dairy barn
We east prssssvs ~ assh On our
sastjs U ve want the largest quantity
q NH.
SKIN milk and cbovsr pasturag-
will nsks peontab.s pork out = y&''
ptss.
Corn should b. cut out Of the 70.
tioas Tor the shicksns during the hot
weather.
Turn the hoess that b not glvss
regular work loose IN the paddock Tor
mart q each s,y.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-12
Pistols snS psllss.sss.

Much q the politensss q the old
time southern gentlsmsn came. and
still comes. from the same Aandiness
with the pocket pistol. The same
type a pollteness existed IN England
bsfors the Puritan rsformation. Now.
that information regarded superb man.
nsrs - ~ invention Of the devil. and
this belief strongly affected New Eng
land. but had little effect on the south.
which was lsss affected In manners
and customs By the reformatioa than
was France. far less than England. Il
would have been good thing for thu
south and France u each had got more
of H. None can deny that Washing.
toa and 0tunewall seemed more Puri.
tanical than Cavalier or Oaulois In
severe and sober discipline Of nfs.-
New York Press.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-12

u sou Do not want your irouiue
board 10 fan dows Visa Tie door y.
hlad which Il rspossa b suddenIv
opsasd. Try keeping h 10 place with 4
nooss. ysstsa scrsw book to IL
voo1wosk q back q door. and ID \
~ . double cor1 long enough 10 ana
aroUnd iroaino board md fastss ~
ssAes ed 10 the Aaek.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-12
psrsels Cake.

Cream one cup 81 brown or granu
lated sugar with Aalf . cup Of lard
md one tsaspoonful Of salt. one en-
beaten we'll. one tsaspoonfui Of cinna-
mon. half tsaspoouful Of cloves. bali
teaspoouful Of nutmes. one cup q
sour milk mixed With one level to-
spooaful Of baking sods or one cup e
sweet milk and two tsaspoonfuls e
baking powder, one cup Of seedlssd
raisins and two cups a sifted -four:
mig thoroughly and bake 10 . modsr.
Ate ovea.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-12
New Rsmsdy.

Customer-l wish had ~ good .
Asad ol hair - you have. have
tried everything to remedy my bald.
ness, but with no good results.
matchmaker you ever tried
rubbing your head with steelI
Customer Certainly not. That's
ridiculous.
Watchmaker ridiculous? Isn't
Il Q fact that steel makes the hair
spring?
The Dolores star., 1910-08-12
EASY WORK ON the FARM
~ - tsss1 Lsbss tsss osWs oy. ~.
oesdlwo - This rlllss -

A Jaeksea county farmer. sssvins
- ~ jsry Feesatly. stood n The hall
way q the CRIMINAL court buil1iAo .
~ - tve aso. strsteAlns md yawn.
~. ond ee0pDalolng about Dot get
TT ensn0A sxseeiss ont q IL iasa.
~veu fellows asoun1 IL city - .
~ - valkins ~ shiftlAs about" he
earmee eo0msote1 - Q elty wao.
~WAsa ] vas = ~ ehsa plswing
~ eultivaline ~ IN m - een.
p1a1oe - naks sbess nos sestins
ooenoA eseee1se." vas ~ ssossss1vs
oonmsol - ~ e1ty 0an.
~yee llys1 avay ba1k there q .
~ whea . 80 eel1oue1 the Dsev
~ neoo1 Il asoua1 q ~ - - Ne
cnsyoWD, eltes HAVING eassls1 h . ~
~ - ~ hoek. 81 eneA thlnes."
- enFmss exp,alne1. we ~ ~
~ 49, 1ays. ~ hnew. '1lest
Gvouyoo1y - = 49, ~ masAin.
~. NV. ~ Aave y esastsuet .
Wunoe1uD = ~ Asu y - . l1stls
6nogu1oo 49, ~ ~ - = ~ mssf
- 80 ss''ss = = = - .
- = olsuesAe1 anl yavns1
go, ~ ~ ~ - kleee1 ~.
Pm coes1onlly-eos hAvong -
0ISo - ~. $500 c1ty -.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-12
= sssrss on Sandy.

sserss On Sandy.
Mrs. McTaNsh Ito her husband. who
b OF to the fair to purchase Q horse
--how much are 70 going tae give for
him. D0nali
Mr.. McTavish-Och: ABBOTT thirty
shillin'. Whyf
Mrs. McTavish-weei. here's anither
twa shillin'. You micht a. weei get Z
guild one!-London Opinion.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-12

Give the pigeons frssh water.
Movable hog houses have come .
stay.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-12

shslled corn b better for calves
lAaA corunsal.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-12

Corn may be given to calves whsa
they ere three weeks old.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-12
okim milk and clover pasturag-
will nsks peoatab.s pork out - ysx'
piss.
Corn should b. cut out Of the ~
lions Tor the chickens during the hci
weather.

Turn the hoese that b not givss
regular work loose IN the paddock tcs
mart q each iay.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-27
digest 5.Worlds Sugar News d 1H
SUGAR QUOTATIONS FOR THE WEEK.


beets d Of
beets d. TOT
ID, OF
d, ton
beets lbs
bees Id,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-27
WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE WEEK.


February
Weather,
Mini nun
Mini
Mnm
ximum Mnmu
Mnmu
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-27
World of Finance
SACHS SELLS OUT.

William LennoX, lately manager of
the Hilo Emporium, has purchased
controlling interest in the dry goods
firm of \. 5. Sachs Dry Goods Com
Pany, Ltd, Of this city and will
henceforth devote his attention to the
management of the business.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-27
Stock Sales,

Oahu-25o a 36.75; 250, 50. 45 "a
300, 800, > a $3.50; =, 30 a 1918;
30, - a 36.75; 100, 50, %, 100 a 1918:
,, 10 a 36.625; 10, ) a 36.625; 10 "a
36.75.
Pacific Sugar Mills "a $50.
Waialua-40, 20 a lbs.
Pioneer-25, 20 q. 300; ) "a 22150;
), 10, > "a 22l; ) a %. 30; ., %, 80
q 225; 10 a 227.5o; 10 a 80.
ionokaa-40 "a %
IIaw. {. & $50 a 1925; 100, 80 "a
1850; 100 a 1880.
OIaa-l5O a !: 100 "a :; 30 "a !;
50 a !; 5 "a 6.s75; 80 "a 6.s75; 200
a $50; ) a 6.S75.
Ewa-30, - a 81; 20, 400 a "a; 10
a 34l25; % a 34.25; 50 a 3425; 30
a 34.375.
onomea-25 a $40: 80 a $3.50.
McRrvde-lO "a :; 10 a 1915; p
a 1873; ) "a 1915.
Paia-40 "a 1874; ) q 1873 80.
Honokaa-90, 80, 10, u "a %
Hawaiian AgriculturaI-l0 a 250.
Hawaiian Sugar-+0 "a SO; 30 "a 50.
Hilo Railway Com.-5OO a 1850.
G. Brewer & Colo "a 375; % "a
400.
pr,,rorv -O 81 a. 10
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-27

treasurer 5 report submitted Yesterday,
was $671.336.94 Out of this, dividends
to the amount Of $4,000 were pad,
the dividends being at the rate Of a per
cent. on the capital stock of s., ooO.Ooo.
Thi, leaves balance of $l9l ,336,9f
which goes to the surplus account. The
balance on hand January /. 1909, was
4754.103.4 ~ which brings the total bal
ana, a., +o 2Ql1 lao ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-27
STOCK EXCHANGE.
Finance.

Pioneer furnished some little excite.
ment on the Change last week. The
stock opened at 900 and before the
end of the week shares were sold so
higher. One hundred shares sold at
225. then ten brought 227.50 while the
last block Of ten shares went at 230
Bids Of go failed to draw ont any
shares yesterday. the best price at
which the stock was offered being 30.
Oahu did not change about much in
price but there was considerable trad
ing. The first shares were sold at
36.75, the price then dropping back to
$3.50. Then there was a little seesaw-
ing between the five eights and the
three quarters. but the last sales were
recorded at the latter figure. Stock was
offered at closing time yesterday at
800 with no takers The last recorded
bid was 36.625. Nine hundred and
thirtv-two shares in all were sold dur
ing the week
Two sales of G. Brewer & Go : stock
were made The first was at 30. an
advance of something like 100 per cent.
over the price at which the last pre-
vious sale was recorded. The next sale,
which represented twenty five shares,
was at 400.
Bonds.
'Fhara WIS Itnr,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-27
!, 20 a 10.
Bonds.

OIaa 6s-S5ooo, $1,000 a %; $1,000,
$1,000 q %; $4,000, $1,000 at %.
HIo Railway Ext. 6s-$lo00 ~ 81.
Hlo Railway IS, issue of l90l-$17,
600, $1,000 a 100 p.
McBrvde 6s-$l0,0O0 u 90.
O. K. & L. 5s-$l00O q 1O2 ..
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-27
Crop Conditions
T MEETING OF EVA.

,,rll MEETING OF EVA.
wv y ,,,or- of Manager R"nton of
= .,,,,,tion, which was submitted
| :. annual meeting of the Eva Plan
Company Yesterday morning.
he plantation to be IN flourish
.,-,ior. The year of 1909 was a
..,gs one and the prospects for
,...o, are very encouraging.
:. NJ, profits for the year OF 1909,
.s,r 10 the treasurer 5 report,
.,,,7 70 sl,O777,l36.37. Dividends
,...ir, 10 100000 or IS per cent of
,,,;.,I stock OF $5,000,00o were
Trrjpg off $4,000 from the
,.,,ion account leaves a balance of
F.'g3- for the wear. This added
| /, mIaDce of 1852, 509.7l brought
L. from 1905 makes the balance
!. down to December 81 $l,466,-
The Managers Report.
.,1;,c n the report Of Manager
YUM. .sa arm NJ 1909 was harvested
" .-s d. acres of cane. divided as
:. .ge 1901 acres. long first
lo21 acres. LONG second
:, Ds1s- acres; long third
/, ol54 acres: long fourth
ii 5jo34 acres: long fifth ratoons,
nes; short Tatoons. olo.9' acres.
h above averaged 9.'> Tons 81 com
d. sugar per acre or 55''''.>o IONS
There was also ihahoIatI urea
.rl2 Apokaa sugar company : cane
ions Of sugar, making a total OF
at-j IONS of sugar produced at tae
Nil ianng the season.
a'Eting on this production Mr..
ays IN MS report;
NH; % me nISo ta,a ''cFoSI con
d the canes for 1909 which was
cent as against 49,, it.a' per cent
New-York tribune., 1910-12-30
SCHOOL SYSTEM REFORM
Commissioner Draper Addresses
Teachers Convention.

Syracuse Dec 2a.-Andrew Draper,
State Commissioner of Education was the
principal speaker tonight at joint meet
ing of FIVE state societies of school princi-
pals Ind teachers in convention here.
DR.. Draper discussed Inherent Elements
of Power in System Of Schools He
stated that the most serious drawback
upon our school system is the confusion Of
work the multiplicity of grades and
branches and books and appliances, the eX-
treme courtesy to mere theorists. the in
difference TO the value of the time OF chil-
oreD end the iaurtiness with which we
seem willing to muddle the intellectual pro
cesses of boys and girls. The remedy is in
an educational unity that reseits it and
that is strong enough to reform the exist
ing situation.
AT noon Commissioner Draper spoke be-
fore the Chamber of Commerce. Schools
ought to be made more practicals he said.
II am in favor of schools TO turn out
workmen. A boy doesn't get the equal
chance that the country wants him 10 have
if our school system makes him a lawyer,
doctor or professional man, where he ought
to be a workman.
Chancellor James +. Day Of Syracuse
University in an address to-day before the
convention of Associated Academic Princi-
pals of New York State opposed the voca-
tional school and industrial education
plans favored by State Commissioner Dra-
per. The chancellor declared that the ccun-
try needs statesmen and thinkers more
than it needs carpenters. He declared mat
the present and future call for thinking men
III Congress. and that the old type OF from
tier. rough thinking men is no longer III oe-
and
New-York tribune., 1910-12-30
THE WEATHER REPORT.

sFsicial Record :srd 5oTeca.t.-n shine;on,
T,ee Se-A disturbance has mos 60 raridlS
northeast ward from Texas 70 rhe lover lake re
cion since "Wednesday night, and 1t has caused
rair turning - snow. ir the lake region ard
,lortae.r Hew England and the middle Nissis-
sipr,i valley, snd rains IN the Ohio VALLEY. Ten
-1estee Arkansas ssad the Gulf states This lis
,4tbsnce has been preceded by further rise in
ferar.erarurz in the Atlantic and eastern Gulf
states. ana has beer followed r., decidedly cold
- weather IT, tae plains states -nl the Missis-
sifn and Ohio Esiiieys-
rz.a highest EeraI.eraturer II the iFs4se nj
month were r4eorde5 to-saf - DumlAr Of
points IN THE middle Aiiaif4r and scutf Atlantic
state Tle temperature Is below zero in North
DAKOTA ana Northern Minnesota A. Devils
sat-a n II N Th-rsda-- nisht The tenpera-
-s;5,.. yas Is degrees below zero Local SHOWS
l-7r-e SIT n over Jh@ north Rocky Mountain re
ssor ana rains continue ~ the north Pacific
.Iates 81 districts other rhsn these herein be
r.. referred 80 the weather remained taiT dur
s.- -i.c ss3 twcisi z--foEr hours
~. Winds along the N@W England Coast III
- isr5 resi- To-tlwcST middle Atlantic
g a. =, hrfsf- wcst orfhTFeSt; soUth Atlantic
Trl -a<r tsHf C-sae- moderate - brisk north.
,.eS+ tsuif s-asst I3adsraJ= north, becoming yari
abfs. LAKE Michigan. lnocefste northwest be
= 1sniHg variable
-.sll move eas5war1 ana be attended by rains
Ftsaa. Tie Iaid1ls ATLANTIC and south Atlantic
New-York tribune., 1910-12-30

fiounce and the trimming Of the blouse
of satin Some girls are wearing under
sleeves of the material OF the blouse. TOO.
but the guirnpe effect is usually preferred
The quantity of material required for a
girl sixteen years old will be: For the
blouse two and half yards % inches wide.
two and three-eishth yards 50 inches vlds
or one and one-fourth yards Il inches wide,
with hve-eighths yard of Persian silk and
one and one-fourth yards OF allovar lace.
For the upper portion OF the skirt viii be
needed two and a half yards q or S6 inches
wide or one and five-eighth yards 81 inches
wide and for the founce two and han
yards "A or Ss inches wide or one and
half yards II inches wide
The patterns. No asa and No 6,NS- srs
GU, in sizes for misses fourteen. sixtee,
and eighteen years Old and will be u,aAsd
to any address on receipt Of 10 cents eacn.
Please give numbers Of patterns and ass
distinctly Address Pattern Department.
New-York Tribune If in a hurry for psf
tern send an extra 2-cent stamp and ws
will send by letter postage in sealed 80
velope.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-30

although it will be forced upon no one 10
whom it is unbecoming.
Skirts have recovered from their ten
denotes to absurdity, and will always be OF
a practical width since none. it is said, are
TO measure less than two yards at the heh-
The peasant sleeve remains, and also the
very slight girdle of cord or something else
equally inconspicuous that so often ac-
companies not only the Empire waist, but
the one placed at normal height as We'll
Another thing promised is an increase IN
the, popularity of the bolero effects which
have been seen on many of the winter
frocls.
It is so long since the pure white costume
has been declared passe that many enec-
tive ways of introducing color into the one
nearly white have been devised In the
new frocks intended for the South the color
Frequently appears in the form of a border
and when this is the case the designs are
exceptionally striking. There are also
colnred embroideries. usually done with
coarse thread in large, bold designs Bands
of coarse crochet done in white and run
with coIored threads are also used as deco
rations for white cotton voiles and mar
quisettes
The two costumes illustrated to-day, al
though they are winter models, show many
of the features that will be repeated in
spring fabrics.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-30
SCIENTISTS IN SESSION
Professor Goodyear Tells Why Pisa s
Tower Leans

Providence Dec. 29-Ths American PHI
Illogical Associa ton finished the business
Of its annual convention at Brown Uni
yersity to-day by electing officers and MAX
ing arrangements for its next meeting at
pological Association opened its convention.
The Archaeological Institute Of America,
which has been in session since Tuesday,
held meetings to-day.
The officers elected by the philolcsists
are: President, Professor John c. Rolfe,
University of Pennsylvania; vice e-presi-
dents. Professors Thomas b Goodell OF
Yale and Professor Harold y. Fowler, of
Western Reserve University. and secretary
and treasurer Professor r. g. Moore, of
Columbia.
The executive committee Of the Palestine
School in its report announced the selec-
ton of Professor j. F. McCurdy. Of the
University of Toronto, director for. 1911
u. Officers Of the managing committee
We're elected as follows: Chairman, Pro-
fessor Charles c. Lorrey, Of Yale: treas
,1rer. Professor James, Hardy Ropes, oe
Harvard, and secretary, Professor Benja-
min ". Bacon, Of Yale
One of the most interesting papers read
was that of Professor William H Good
year, OF Brooklyn. on Measurements of
1910 in the Spiral Stairway OF the Leaning
Tower of Pisa Professor Goodyear, who
measured the stairway last year, has ar
rived at the conclusion that the tower does
not lean because of accident or of settling
of the earth, but by intentional construc
ton.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-30
TAKES BACK HIS ERRING WIFE
Husband, Now Penniiess, Tells Court
he Will Provide Home for Her.

Montclair y. J., Dec % (SpeciaD.-Mrs.
Annie Penn. the young wife Of Charles
Penn, ten years ago a leader in society in
upper Montclair, was arraigned to-day in
the MontcIair police court before Recorder
Henry L. Yost on charge of being drunk
and disorderly on the streets. Her husband.
although he had not seen her for two
wears appeared in court 70 beg for leniency.
She was discharged in custody Of her nus
band who although now penniless, said
he would make home for her. They left
the courtroom arm III arm.
The couple were married in July. 1900,
when the bride was twenty years old and
Penn Was fifty-three and wealthy. Three
years ago she disappeared, and few weeks
later her husband identified q body found
in the Hudson River as that of his young
wife The identification was upset by the
sudden appearance of Mrs. Penn in Upper
Montciair. but she soon disappeared again
Penn, although sixty-three years old and
feeble. now makes living IN doing odd
Jobs OF decorating.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-30
Seen in the Shops

White doesldn gloves with one large but
ton are very practical for shopping and
street wear, for they wash even better than
the chaInos ones do: they cost 81 80 a pair
Chantecler gloves come in three shades,
the bright red, the rising sun and the cox
comb; they are s. a pair, and are worn
with the dark furs to give a touch OF color
TO the costume
The gold suede evening glove is one of
the winters novelties. 1t sells for 81 75 a
pair and is quite effective In the gasIght.
For riding there IS a black sheenskiu
glove for men. lined With wool, that straps
close at the wrist; IL sells for ss IS n pair.
The llama wool Jackets and vests for men
are wonderfully soft and warm and GENE in
soft colors: they sell for sis a garment
Leather coats for automobile wear with
big wooden buttons. sell for $50 20 ss5, i'm
different lengths and models
Mems polc coats of fine camers hair. in
soft grays. tans and white. are sold ut e.
and are used also by women
An elaborateiy wrought sterling silver
pendant set with a turquoise scarab sells
Tor sl2 With a ls-inch silver chain.