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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24

FOR RENT-WE OFFER THIS WEEK
a few very choice apartments: Three
large rooms, Holmes disappearing beds.
plenty of hot water all the time. gas
range. lots OF shade and coolness all
around, pretty lawns and flowers In front.
Individual. large screened rear porches;
laundry tubs in basement; individual
storeroons in basement; good janitor
service; SO a mo. now; slight advance
when steam heat is furnished in winter,
Located close in, south of business dis
trict.
Other apartments right close In, strict
ly modern in every way, for s32 so and
s35.
4-roou brick, semi modern, close in.
southeast: $40.
S-room brick strictly modern, north
east, close in; $35.
Call Bell 4144 Sunday; or call II Main
st Monday, and let us show YOU
Eardley- Ball Cannon Association n2917
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR SLEEPING
or housekeeping. 400 w. End SCUM: So91nns:,
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BEST FURNISHED LIGHT HOUSE
keeping rooms to be found in the city
close In; $40 to SIS per month. 17o North
Main. Bell phone 4052-Y. mSlSf
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT /;
modern; reasonable. Inquire asl G5iaS G5sa5
avenue. h'''-
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THE STEWART APIS, FIRST AVE.
and c street; three, four and five rms. !;
furnished or unfurnished. Phone Bell
4094-K- n2S3S
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ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING g.
also one large unfurnished room S9s
E. lst South. l'ooV
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DESIRABLE FRONT ROOM FOR OF
. flce or sleeping. we'll furnished. Inquire
; A43 Constitution block. after p m MOI Sn .
day. mSooA
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SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE
FURS AND TAXIDERM1sTs

WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
highest price for raw furs and game
heads. r.. Stencil Fur Co., East 3rd
South, n31S2
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KUSTER COTTAGE, RMS; EVERY
modern convenience, including gas
range and steam heat Walking distance.
$50. Apartment in the Caithness. best
In the city. Stowe and Palmer. SO w.
End So. Phones 49, hio62
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ONE LARGE, AIRY. NICELY FUR
nished front room. two separate beds.
for two gentlemen; elcc. light and bath,
also one single room with double bed
Apply 6l2 So. 7th East. Ind. phone 1928
Breakfast IL desired n2375
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Q MODERN. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping. e42 So. Main. n60
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
and bath. Bell 275. Ais So. w. Temps,
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LIVERY

~-~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~-~>~~~ ~~~---~-~~~O-~~O~-~~~-~~
IOWA STABLE-NOW OPEN: BOARD
Ing and livery: frst-class; canyon out
fits for rent, 129 w. South Temple. Both
phones 440S. ml0S
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4-ROOM APT, 170 1ST AVE. MERE
dth. no car fare; finest view. n228a
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ONE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM FOR
housekeeping, In Constitution blocle.
Inquire z36 Constitution block. n6SS
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WILL LEASE EXTENSIVELY FUR
nished strictly modG rn brick, z rooms
and bath; garage in rear. 1T2 o street;
MIG
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED
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BRANSFORD APARTMENTS.

The finest apartment house west OF
Chicago, furnished and unfurnlshed
suites
Furnished suites, SO day and UP.
Special rates by rho month.
Cafe. American plan, in connection.
1924
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SLEEPING ROOMS AND HOUSBKDEP-
( ing rooms. 433 Hazel court. bot. 5th
and 6th East and 4th and 5th So. m3S21
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FOR RENT-rURNISIIED

NICE FRONT BEDROOM, CHEAP. FOR
ono or two people. 661 E. 9TH South,
n1Sll
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LADIES' TAILOR

NJ WICKER. VIENNA LADIES' TAI
lor. 125 Mercantile block. Reasonable
rates. fec
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CIIIRoPoDISTS
SANITARIUM
MOVING

HOUSE, MOVING AND RAISING, BRICK
or stone; all kinds OF boiler and smoke =
stack work solicited. Wolf House moving
Co. Bell, Forest 10-k. T.Sl5
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Q FURNISHED ROOMS. MODERN, SIN
ele or EN- suite: price TO suit right party.
80 South 2rd East. Ind. $50, mlbbZ
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CLEANING


NEW METHOD CLEANING CO. $50 SO.
West Temple. cleaners of fine wearing
apparel, We charge for what we do and
do what we charge for. Bell
phone 4645, Ind 1851 h1I6T
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NICELY FURNISHED HOUSEkEEPlNSG
rooms. with gas. GA Richards st.. hal1.
block south of tabernacle. kSoao
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM; BATH: 40
North End West, fat 3. Inquire after
s p. m. n2fS
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FURNISHED ROOMS; HOT AND COLD
water end bath. 81 W, 9Th So. K3Vis
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FUTILE BROTHERS COMPANY.

$3.50. 5-ROOM MOD, WELLINGTON
court.
$4,000 4-room mod. II wellington court
$1,000. 4-room mod, il Wellington court
S25.00s broom mod, Dubei ave.
$4,000, 3-room mod, Gladys apartments
Storeroom &c West 3rd South.
Storeroom, 13o East First South st.
Storeroom 1876 East End So. st
Storerooms, corner 6th So. and 7th L
Storeroom. 10 East End So, In the Ken
yon Hotel building.
Office rooms absolutely flreproof in tho
Judge building.
IIAGLORAN-JUDGE LOAN AND TRUST
CO.,
Phones S23. n2s2S
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NEW GROOM MOD. BRICK COTTAGE.
elegantly and completely furnished.
front and back porch, clean and cool,
Piano; $40. Also modern rooms, SIT.
Apply rs 4th North. half block east OF
Center. Ind. 1897. n2949
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NICELY FURNISHED uOUSEKEEP-
ing rooms, gas. bath; everything new;
23 ~ 1st West n259i
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MIDWIFE
AID WHITING

BRAINS FOR SALE. JACK HELD. Sos
Tribune bldg. Bell phone 5G38. k2608
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BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED MODERN
housekeeping rooms. 2 Kendall terrace
West Temple. below 4th South. n2s41
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THE PEERLESS APARTMENTS; JUST
completed; "a Second avenue, rooms:
disappearing bed: individual front and
rear porches: canyon breeze. "a little
Better" A Beyeridge, Ind 2254. n2423
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4 OR s-ROOM MODERN APARTMENT.
hot water heat and gas range. 264
South Seventh East n643
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THREE COSY MODERN HOUSEREEP-
ing rooms. 531 East 9Th South. n2642
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NICELY FURNISHED, CLEAN ROOMS;
d7S5
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ONE FRONT ROOM. FURNISHED,
gentleman preferred; IS a month; JAG
West 3rd North n275l
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AUCTION SALES

BY T. NJ ONION, ON THURS
day, July 2S. 1890 a. m, at No Belle
vue place. 1 will sell a lot of good clean
goods-carpets and rugs, rockers, center
tables, Morris chair sanitary couch hall
tree: dining table and chairs, kitchen cup
board, heating stove fine Borne steel
range. COMPUTATION folding bed and ward
robe, iron beds, dressers, good White sew
ing machine, mantel, clock. portieres.
bric-a-brac. etc. etc.
Bellevue place runs south from No. b56
East Sixth South, Fifth East and Liberty
park car to Sixth South, half block east,
n2S92
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NICE ROOM IN PRIVATE FAMILY,
Apply IL Avalon apt, Bird South bet.
End and 3rd East n29S2
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FOR RENT.

FIVE MODERN STOREROOMS IN NEW
Holmes Knox building corner End So.
and State streets. Apply G. s. Holmes.
Knutsford hotel. H142
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PIANO, AT RIVERS BROS. 20 WEST
3rd South st. h2610
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FURNISHED ROOMS. SINGLE OR EN-
suite, private residence, modern; per
manents preferred: also desirable sub
basement, housekeeping 149 North Main
n296S
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COSY SUITE OF TWO ROOMS FOR L.
n. k, strictly modern, suitable for three
adults. 362 East 1st So. n26S5
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2 MODERN HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
67 West 7th South. n2092
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SUITE OF CONNECTING ROOMS.
with gas. lights, phone. Ice and plano:
s35. Ill East South Temple. n1665
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, $500
per week and up. 377 End East k49e
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LARGE. COOL. SHADY, NEWLY-PA-
pered rooms, cheap, close in; for house
keeping. 5T6 So Main. n2970
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BEDBUGS

BEDBUGS
Extsrminated: guaranteed: no publicity.
a. M. Rice. 127 q. 1st So. st. Bell phone
2iOO: Ind. 22S7. n2752
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TWO LARGE FRONT ROOMS NICELY
furnished; modern convenlences; strict
ly private: with or without board. 32l
South 9Th East. naSo'
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HOUSE OF ROOMS; 337 2RD EAST
Rivers. as e. 1st S. st. n2053
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FOR TWO OR THREE MONTHS, NEW
fve-room bungalow, east bench. Bell
phone 4914-Z. n2643
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wO LARGE FRONT ROOMS, FUR
nished: best location in city; modern
conveniences. reasonable. 207 East Brig
ham. Phone 1867. n2097
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2 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE
keeping; S12 per month. 45S West 2nd
South. n2683
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TIE COLONIAL.
Handsomely {, rnished buffet apart
ments, from $50 TO $50 n month. Single
rooms with bath from SIS TO S2o q month.
lff West LIST South street. Bell phone
IIX, AZ, Ind 4177 1884
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WANTEp-BoARp AND ROOM

COUPLE WANTS BOARD AND ROOM,
private family preferred, on north or
cast side. Address J-33, Tribune. n2946
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BOARD AND ROOM

MODERN HOME, BEAUTIFUL SUR
roundings. hot water heat: close in;
can give hrst-class accommodations 10
four or six adults. References. Bell
phone 53o3-Y. b2444
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FOR RENT.

FINE LARGE STOREROOM, GOT AND
2O9 State St, together or single. fine
Easements. Apply p. o. Perkins. Knuts-
ford.
k3ae7
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TWO MODERN ROOMS FOR HOUSE
keeping, with gas range. 344 East 9Th
South n2G90
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TWO MODERN ROOMS ON GRoUNE
floor. 331 Earls ct. n162f
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THREE ROOMS. MODERN, WITH GAS.
for light housekeeping. ss2 East 7th
South. NESS
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COUPLE WITHOUT CHILDREN DE-
sires to rent beautifully furnished par
lor and bedroom with bath to gentleman;
Modern, close in; rent moderate. Apply
J-23 Tribune n2T96
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NEW. DOUBLE, 5-ROOM MODERN,
close in; to lease. or will rent half.
Inquire YounE's cafe MACS
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MOD. FURNISHED ROOM. 1875 1ST
ave- Tel, Bell 4529-Y. n2135
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FINE STOREROOMs IN sENIOH HO-
tel, fine location and improving: rent
reasonable Apply p. o. Perkins. knuts-
ford hotel.
k34SS
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PART OR ALL OF A 5-ROOM MODERN
cottage. furnished. Ind. 1851. n1661
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ONE LARGE ROOM, FURNISHED FOE
light housekeeping. 407 East 3rd So
n231
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HOUSES EVERYWHERE; SAY WHAT
you want New Era Realty Co., 2lS
Main at nS37
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CLEANING AND DYEING

SALT LAKE CLEANING CO, 35I so.
State. Bell phone 5235. Ind. 1894. r22l0
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REA CTIFG1.. MOD. 5-RM BUNGALOW.
curity and Trust Co., 80 Main St mage
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TWO ROOMS FURNISHED FOR LIGHT
housekeeping. 407 e. Bird South. n26S5
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ELEGANT 5~RM. APT. IN THE COvEY
flats. Bell 2O27-Z m406G
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TWO FINE sToRERooMs AND BASE
Gents; single or together: 165-167 South
ford hotel m12
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FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS $50 w
4th North. bet. 1st md End w. m263l
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5-RoOM MODERN BRICK COTTAGE,
80 West 9th South. rn1S7S
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THREE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping. close in. 81 West
7th South. n26S6
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STORE FOR RENT ON MAIN STREET
Bell 1894 Ind 1890 m21S9
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NICE CLEAN DESK ROOM FOR RENT.
62 and 81 Commercial block h3320
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SLX-ROOM MODERN HOUSE; COR
ner OF Bird North and 3rd West; $3.50;
Phones 2I90. k3593
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d-RM. BRICK: BATH. SEWER. ELEC.
trlc light S56 y. End So mSS3C
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TYPEwRITERS RENTED. REPAIRED
and sold. Phone Bell $3.50. Ird. S57 l..
C, Smith Bros. Typewriter Co, 3S West
3rd South. Mile
The Detroit times., 1910-12-21

vinces his patient that it is all
right.
SO 1T IS WITH THE PUB
Usher WHO SELLS ADVER-
Using. HE SHOULD SHOW
HIS OWN FAITH in it by adver-
Using himself.
That Butterick Trio advertise
ment made a good impression.
1t pleased the advertisers who
used those publications, and it
made other advertisers feel, if
they advertised in the Butterick
Trio, that they would get the
COOPERATION of the man.
agement TO MAKE THEIR AID
VERTISING PAY.
There must be CO-OPERA-
TON between the publisher
and the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. must
be cooperation between the adj
vertiser and the public to make
advertising pay.
Another striking feature of
this page advertisement was
that the publisher of the But
terick Trio announced the actual
amount of money that had been
received from all of their adver-
tisers for this one issue. 1t was
within a few dollars of two hun
dred thousand dollars.
That was FRANK STATE
MENT-a statement inclined to
CREATE CONFIDENCE in the
integrity of the rates-NOTH-
ING HIDDEN from any of the
advertisers or the public.
THAT Is THE BASIS OF
GROWTH IN EVERY BUSI-
NESS-whether in magazine
or a newspaper or whether in the
mercantile or manufacturing
world. CREATECONFIDENCE!
10 De continued
The Detroit times., 1910-12-21
Gems of Wit Wisdom and Eloquence
COLONIES AND THE CONSTITUTION.
BY JOSEPH W. BAILEY.

understand and appreciate the
situation of the gentlemen who al,
supporting this bill. They realize the
utter impossibilty Of governing col
onial possessions according 10 the
constitution OF the United States, ana
they nave resolved upon the danger
Gus course OF boldly setting the con
stitution aside. II | could derive A
personal satisfaction from any circum
stance which | deem misfortune
10 my country, | would rejoice In thelr
decision, because IL abundantly con-
firms what | said In the very begin
ming of this controversy. Eighteen
months ago, when the fever or war
and conquest was in the blood OF our
people when men talked only OF
battles and victories, when the music
OF the fife and drum aroused our mar
tial spirit. | did not yield 10 this gen
eral excitement; but in the midst oil
all I stood unmoved and warned my
countrymen that the constitution Of
this free American republic could not
be applied to colonies. When emo
tioEal statesmen cried out 10 know
who would take down the nag,
dared TO say that | would take II
down from any land where the con
stitution Of my country could not fol
low II.
Gentlemen OF the Republican party,
are YOU ready TO present To the world
the anomaly OF government re-
strained by a constitution In one
ouarter of the globe and yet possessed
OF despotic powers in all other regions
OF tine earth? How long Will our con
stitution shield US and our children II
we withhold It's protection from the
mean ,st under our jurisdiction? II
was ordained To- limit the powers III
this government at all places and over
all men; the greatest are not eXenpt
from its limitations, nor caa It's pro-
lection be denied to the humblest.
Under this new and strange phil
osopny which We are now invited 10
embrace, the people of our new pos
sessions will neither perform its OBJ
The Detroit times., 1910-12-21

womanly arts may find abundant
gifts in Santa Claus bundle TO en-
able her 10 do so. thoroughly
equipped miniature kitchen Will en-
able her TO teach her little daughter
the art OF cooking. with all thought
OF work left out. A sewing machine
and sewing basket will give her a
liberal training in the art OF needle
work For the boy there is grocery
store, set OF carpenter tools. and
many other attractions.
The child OF the present day may
become q zoologist. a geographer and
an ethnologist almost without know
ing it, The animal toy still surpasses
every other kind in the heart OF the
child. and the toy-maker has learned
his lesson by. watching the city child
go TO the country and look with open
mouth wonder at the COW. the horse,
the sheep and the pig. With dolls
and animals the child may be taught
on what parts OF the globe they are
found. what their habits are, and
what their traits.
One of the most interesting -mu-
seums in the world is the toy NIL
scum which has been opened at Son
neberg, Germany. In this museum
is TO be found every kind and char
acter OF toy that has amused the
children of the ages. IL is aimed 20
make 1t the most complete institu-
ton OF it's kind in the world, and TO
tell the whole story Of toyland from
the day OF the rude wooden doll of
prehistoric times down to. the most
delicately fashioned and clothed
walking and talking doll, and the
most perfect mechanical toy of the
present day. II is here that Santa
Claus makes his headquarters at all
seasons of the year and the American
boy and girl who can take a trip TO
Sonneberg will never doubt but that
Santa Claus really lives and that he
constantly has their interests at
heart.
Tomorrow-Maklng PIaythings.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-21
WITH BOTH LEGS BROKEN
rs PINNED DOWN SIX HOURS
s4omesteader Is Finally Discovered
- BY Neighbor Who Happens
2ts Along the Road.

CHAMBERLAIN, S. Oak. Dec. 81.
LlWith both legs broken, Patrick
Waterbury, Trip county home
sfeader who lives near the little town
OF Shoemaker, lay for six hours an
der an overturned load OF lumber. He
was returning to his homestead with
a load. with which he expected TO con
struct new dwelling house. rnd
while going down a steep hill the
wagon tipped over. burying Water
bury under the lumber. Ills legs hav-
ing been broken he was unable TO
do anything for himself
"A After lying under the lumber Tor
six hours he was discovered b. ALI
other homesteader named Reed who
Glanced TO pass along the road and
whe had him taken TO a place where
he could receive the medical atten-
ton which he required.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-21

legations nor enjoy its blessings To
them those sacred guarantees which
We hold more precious than our lives
are meaningless. Their houses may
he searched the affairs of their re-
ligion may be icveled to the ground;
soldiers may be quartered on them in
time OF peace. and when they have
peacefully assembled to petition for
redress of their grievances they can
be dispersed at the point of the bay
onet. They can be arrested without
a warrant they can be tried without
jury, or condemned without a trial.
The greed of one American pro-consul
may strip them OF their property and
the lust Of another may despoil their
homes. And yet. sir, against these
unspeakable atrocities. they cannot
Invoke those great provisions which
our fathers deemed the heritage OF
all freemen.
Gentlemen, are you ready to d.
vide our people into citizens and sub
jects--half monarchy and half repub-
lie? Let us borrow the immortal
words OF Lincoln, and applying them
to new conditions, let me remind you
that this republic cannot endure one
half free and the other half slave.
Either we must all be citizens or in
time We shall become subjects. did
not want these alien and inferior
races. and | fervently pray that we
may yet be delivered from the i'm
possible task of assimilating and gov.
erning them. But sir. If you will
take them. YOU must make them
part OF us; We must share our jest.
MES with them and they must share
their destinies with us. for there Is
no place under this form OF govern.
ment OF ours for that wretched crea.
ture without citizenship. Every
man who stands beneath the ample
folds of that flag which adorns yonder
speakers stand shall have the right
to iaco the world. and with that
prouaer than Roman boast upon his
lips. proclaim, | am an American
citizen.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-21
DOG GOES TO DOCTOR WHO
TREATED HIM ONCE BEFORE
When Leg Is Again Broken Makes His
Way to Physician Home and
Whines Until Admitted.

TOPEKA, Kan, Dec. 2l.-Tobe. q
bull terrier owned H.; Hal Hotchkiss.
sustained broken log some months
ago and was taken To Dr. Otto Kiene.
where the injured member was set
aid held usht by p.Gster cast.
The other day Toue broke his leg
again The Hotchkiss nome is fully =
'mile from the kiene residence. bur
lobe did not wait TO be personally
conduc,ed 10 the Doctors On three
legs I've beat il across the town to Dr.
Kiene's, where on the front porch, he
sat and cried piteous!y until the doc
tor heard him.
Once more the leg was mended. but
lobe is denied the companionship Of
other dogs for a while.