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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-07-02
Burns. Oregon, List No, oi759.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UNITED STATES LAND oFFica,
nurns, oregon, May 20. 1910
Notice Is hereby given that Charles n. Haye
by q. H. Mcleod, attorney IN fact, whose post
office address is Astoria Oregon, has this Goth
day OF May. 1910, tlled IN this ofhce his applica
tiou TO select under the provisions Of the Act
Of Congress, approved June T. lSp7, the
SKA Sec. y. T. n =, X. "a H. ". NJ, North OF
Malheur Lake.
Any aud all persons claiming adversely the
lands described, or desiring to object because
oi the mineral character of the land or ior
any other reason, To tho disposal TO applicant,
should nic their RiiidaVitH OF protest IN this
ONCE. on or before the 10th day OF July, 1910.
WS, FAME. Register,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-07-02

w Irlmble
Notice is hereby given that on Monday
the lst day OF August 1910 the under.
signed ~ill apply to the Honorable Coun-
~ Court of Harney County, Oregon for
the License mentioned In the above PEE.
tition. j. W. LEE
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
TRACT-runlic land sALT

ISOLATED TRACr-runl.iC LAND SALE,
UNITED STATES LAND oFFtCE,l
Burns, oregon, May "a, lplOA
Mott % II hereby given that, M directed by
the Con missioner OF the General Land unicc,
under the ruvisions Of the Act OF Congress ap.
proved June ~, 1903 lst states, hl7l we VIII
offer at public sale to the highest bidder, Mt 10
o'clock, ~ m,, on the lath day OF July 1910,
ut this ONCE, the following tract Of laud
s's swi4. Sec. H. r 20 4, r S2,s E, W. NJ
undor application Oas9d)
Any persons claiming adversely the above.
described lands are advised to nlo their claims
or objections ON or before the time designated
for sale
WM FARRE. Register,
FRANK DAVKY, Receiver,
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PETITION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE

We, the undersigned legal voters OF
Alvorl Precinct, Harney County. Ore
gon, respectfully petition the Honorable
County Court of Harney County State
of Oregon, to grant Liquor License to
j. W. Lee. Of Alberson, Oregon, to sell
spirituous, malt and vinous liquors in
less quantities than one gallon in Alvord
Precinct, lIarney County, Oregon, for
n period OF six months, as In duty bound
Np will avar nrav
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-07-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.t I
Burns oregon, June +. 1905

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.I
Burns. oregon, June :. l9l0.i
Notice is hereby given that Harry B.McClure.
OF Hartman, oregon, who, on July II, 1908,
made tomesfead entry No 1917. Serial No.
Ol7l5, for SCI NNI4, sWl NEi{, NE4 Sw a and
Nwl4 SEl4 section ~ Township y south.
Range "a East, Willamette Meridian has filed
notice OF intention TO make Final Five Year
Proof. to establish claim 20 the land above
described, before the Register and Receiver. at
Burns. oregon, on the 18Th day OF July, 1910
Claimant names as witucssess;
G. B. Ausmus, H. y. Hayes Lloyd Johnson
all OF Lawen, oregon. Ira CLARK. OF Hartman,
Oregon.
wA. FABRR. Register.
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NoTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNirsp STATES l.ANp OrritE
burns, oregon, Aprll o, lplN

bulntt Nftkunt Nnih p, l'iN'
Notice IL hereby given that the state " ore
gou has Hlcd iu this oHicc It's application
serial No uiiN9) 10 select, uudor the provisions
NJ the Act OF Congress, approved August u, lHlA,
aud acts supplemental nnd amCndNtorN ihere
20, the
VI Malheur Lake
Any aud all persons claiming adversely the
'ands desct ihed, or desiring to utlect because
ut the mineral character ol the land, or for any
uthor reason, TO the disposal to applicant,
should nlo their utlldavlts ot protest In this
office, ON or before the expiration Of the period
ot publication.
WA, FArRE, Register,
First publication May -, 1910.
Last publication July 2. 1910,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, I
nUrus nraanu Mnx uu Iulu 1

Burns, oregon, MAY ~, l9ln.i
Notice is hereby given that oryinc o. France,
Of Narrows, oregon, who. on March q, lpUI,
made homestead entry Ne, 2Hal, serial No
Osl72, for Nw,. section so. Township ~ south,
Range 81 East, Willamette Meridian. North OF
Malheur Lake. has tlpd notice of iutcution TO
make fiual OommutHttOn Proof, 10 establish
claim To the land aboge described, before the
Register and Receiver, az Burns, oregon, on tue
9TH day OF July, 1910.
Claimant names As Witnesses
Char es A. Haiues, charles g.. Barnes, both Of
Narfows. Oregon. Bcu &oder, OF Burns. Ore
ron Frank smith, Of Nnrtows, oregon
'wN FARRE Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAM OrrGcE
uuFua DrprOn. Nav "a. 1910.

UNITED STATES LAM OrrtcE
Rurns, oregon, May Il, 1910,
Notco'is hereby given that John G. carlson,
ui Narrows, Oregon. who, ON May n, 1909.
made Homestead Entry No. OilNl, for Nkil
SNi., NlgSElA and SWi ,SEii, section 9, Town
ship ~ south, Range - East, willamette Meti'
d.nn, has flied notice oi intention 10 make
Final Communication Proof, to establish claim
in the land above described, before the Regis
tcr and Receiver, ~ Burns, oregon, on tue 18th
day OF July, 1910,
Claimant names as witnesses
Chas. ". Lewis Fred A. Clngan, Hugh
Upton, pave Hutchinson, all OF Narrows, Ore
gOn.
WM FAWE, Register,
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NO TRESPASSING.

Hunting is forbidden upon my
place adjoining Burns. Trespass-
RS will be prosecuted
c. II. VOEGTLY.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

$50 LATED TRAOT--PuBLtC LAND sALE,
UNITED srArks LAND OfFtCK,
Burns. oregon. May "a. tgl0i
Notice is hereby given that, rs directed by
tho Cummisiionor OF the General Land once.
under he provisions OF Act OF Congress ap.
proved June a, 1901 l3i stats, Sill, we VIII
offer at public sale, To the highest bidder. ut 10
o'clock A, ~, on the iath day OF July, 1910, ut
this office, the following land
wisSwi, See. 30, n, ~ r.. r. a2iS r.. W, NJ.
under application uiliOl,
Any persons claiming adversely the above
described land are advised to fllo their claims,
or objections, ON or before the time designated
for sale
WA. FAHRE REGISTER,
FRANK pAvEY, Receiver.
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Wunted parties to contract to
<pot up from 600 to 1000 tons of
hay. Inquire at this Office.

A failing tiny nerve no larger
than the finest silken thread -
takes from the heart its impulse,
its power, its regularity. The
Stomach also has its hidden, or
inside nerve. 1t was DIR. Shoop
who first told us it was wrong to
drug a week and failing Stomach,
Heart or Kidneys. His prescrip-
ton DIR. Shoop's Restorative
is directed straight for the cause
of these ailments these week
and faltering inside nerves. This
no doubt clearly explains why
the Restorative has of late grown
so rapidly in popularity, Drugg-
list say that those who test the
Restorative even for a few days
soon become fully convinced of
its wonderful merit. Anyway,
don't drug the organ. Treating
the cause is the only sensible and
successful way. Sold by Reed
Bros.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
ISOLATED TRAoT-ruBLIc LANDsALE.

ISOLATED TRACT-PUB LAND SALE.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. :
Burns, Oregon, June I, 1910
Notice is hereby given that as directed by
the Com m issiOner Of the General land once,
under provision Of Act Of Congress approved
June "a. 1906 (8i stats, ji7j, We viii offer at
public sale, To the highest bidder. At 10 o'clock
~, on the 2lst day Of July, 1910, at this
office, the following described land.
EIz NElz Sec. Il, T.2j s x. 32i4 r., w. NJ
lunder application O3s97.
ANY person claiming adversely the above,
described land are advised 20 file their claim
or objections, on or before the time designated
for sale.
WM. FAHHR. Register.
FhAsK DAyEY, Receiver.
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Meetings Of tue Council every Second and
Fourth Wednesday
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
SHIPPERS ON NON-COMPETING
RAILROADS MAKE HOWL
Complain to State Commissioner That
They are Not Receiving
EnouQh Cars.

LANSING, Mich, Dec. 30.-(Spe-
cial.) .)--Chairman c. l.. Glasgow, OF
the state railroad commission, has re-
ceived numerous complaints lately
that railroads are not furnishing a
sufficient number OF cars on non-com-
peting lines. AS shippers desire a
large number of refrigerator cars at
the present time in order to ship per-
ishable goods, the situation is serious
IN some sections OF the state.
Thursday Representative Garry San
ders, OF Mason, appeared before the
commission and complained that the
shippers OF that city needed large
number of refrigerator cars at once
i'm order TO handle the huge cabbage
crop. and he says that the Michigan
Central refuses to comply with the re-
quest OF the shippers.
In other years Mason shippers in
order TO get a few cars would order
few bales of hay or other produce
shipped from Lansing TO Mason, and
would then keep the cars for their
ON use. but Lansing shippers got
wise and raised such howl that this
scheme is no longer possible.
Chairman Glasgow says that there
Is a statute which expressly provides
that shippers on non-competing lines
shall receive the same attention as
in the larger places and the frequent
infractions of late will be taken up by
the commission and the various roads
will be compelled TO treat all shippers
alike Unless this is done Chairman
Glasgow states that prosecutions may
be started
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
.sMAsHEs RECORD
FOR DISTANCE TRIP
Frenchman Flying in Farman b.
plane Remains in Air Eight
i Hours and Five Minutes.

BUC, France, Dec. 30.-By remain
ing In the air eight hours and five
minutes, Maurice Tabuteau, flying In q
blplane constructed by Maurice Far
man, today broke all worlds records
Tor distance covered In one fight, COW
ering 362 miles and taking the lead In
the contest for the 1910 Michelin cup
and prize OF $4,000.
Tabuteau's distance record exceeds
the worlds record OF NJ. Leganeuz by
AZ miles, but is eight minutes under
the worlds duration record OF eight
hours and thirteen minutes establish.
ed recently by Henri Farman.
The Micheiin prize is awarded to
the aviator going the greatest dis
tance in a single flight, time not being
considered. Tabuteau rose at TAO
this morning and circled the field con-
tinuously until 3:45 this afternoon. He
was so stiff and cold when he descend
ed that he had to be lifted from his
machine and given a long massage TO
stimulate blood circulation.
The previous distance record OF 320.S
miles was made by NJ. G.. Laganeaux.
in six hours and one minute. Previous
TO that, Tabuteau himself held the
record, sustained flight Of 290.a
miles.
The time limit for the 1910 Michelin
prize is midnight tomorrow. Henri
Farman and a number OF other avi
ators are preparing to fly tomorrow in
an effort to break Tabuteau's mark.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
MAYOR GETS CHEST OF SILVER.
City Employees Give Handsome Pres
ent to Retiring Executive.

Mayor Breitmeyer was presented
with a handsome chest of silver Fri
day, by the employees OF the various
city departments. The presentation
was complete surprise to the mayor.
Taking advantage of his absence
from the Office on business, palms
and flowers were smuggled into the
larger outer Office, and arranged by
Sergt Hicks. Then the outer door
was closed, and about 100 heads of
departments and employees filed In
through the inner Office. Mayor
BTeitmeyer was escorted TO the room
and met Dy Controller Heineman.
The controller read testimonial
from the employees, assuring the may
or that his friendship was the most
valued thing in their acquaintance
with him, and added few words OF
lis own. as he uncovered the gift.
reminding the mayor that usually an
outgoing executive did not. carry with
him enough friends to see him to the
train. but that the present case was
much different.
The mayor was scarcely able to
express his thanks, but assured the
donors OF his continued friendship.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
COONS ARE STILL MARRIED.
Judge Murfin's Action In Granting
Divorce is Reversed

The supreme court has reversed
the decision OF Judge Murfin in the
sensational divorce case of Charles
w. VS.. Jennie Coon. and the two are
once more man and wife, though es-
tranged Coon, who Is connected with
large furniture store on Gratiot-ave.,
sued for divorce. and Mrs. Coon asked
for separate maintenance.
She made out the better case, but
Judge Murfin held that 1t was against
public policy to separate husband and
wife and not grant a divorce, so he
insisted that Mrs. Coon take an alb
solute decree. This she refused to do
and moved to withdraw her bill, leav-
ing the case as it started. Judge MUIR
fin refused to permit the withdrawal.
and Issued the decree. She then APP
pealed to the supreme court. with the
result that the parties are back just
where they started more than IA year
ago. Coon charged that his wife
nagged him, and she came back strong
with evidence regarding her husbands
relations with Mrs. Lillian Bourke, n
widow.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
v. D. sOU1HW|CK
SUED FOR DIVORCE
"Incompatability of Temper Is ALLIE
CATION of Bride of Six Months
Case Is Suppressed.

w. ID. Southwick, one of Detroit >
best known citizens, has been named
as defendant in suit for divorce
started by his wife, TO whom he was
married about six months ago. Mr.
and Mrs. Southwick only recently re-
turned from n wedding trip OF sew
eral months, during which they visit
ed nearly every country in Europe
The fact that divorce proceedings
had been started, became public, Fri
day morning, through the granting
of an injunction by Judge Rohnert'
restraining Mr. Southwick from dis
posing of or encumbering his prop
erty.
The charges in the case have been
carefully suppressed, but ii is known
that the plaintiff alleges incompat-
ability OF temper. Mrs. Southwick Is
almost as well known as her husband
in charity work. being prominent In
Y. w. G. A. circles. She was Mrs.
Robinson at the time of her marriage.
She is represented by Clark, Lock
wood a. Bryant.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
CONTINUED from page ~

he also fulfilled big mission I'm the
world by providing laughter and inno-
cent amusement. Happy HoOligan ha ;
had many followers. and SO popular
mas ne become among the young peo-
pie that several editions OF his udVou-
lures have been printed. Ross SNOW,
VINO Is responsible for the stage Ner-
sion. has selected several ot Happy 3
most eNcruciating adventures and
woven them together with a strand OF
"A story. supplying the dramatic atmos-
phere by the Introduction of political
intrigue and romantic story In the
weaving or the story, however, he has
been careful to retain the comedy
atmosphere with remarkable fidelity.
Associated with Happy will be found
Gloomy Gus, his brother. and several
OF the other cartoon figures. \ special
feature of the performance IS the i'm
PRODUCTION of several catchy and un-tO
date musical numbers. interpolatcd by
a large chorus
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
WINS LADY'S LOVE, THEN SEES
HER CARRIED OFF BY RIVAL
George Alice Loses Standing With
Isabella Marshall After Cash and
Watch Disappear.

After George Alice, an adventurous
Lothario from Chatam, Ont, had sue
cessfully wooed and won the anec-
tions of Isabella Marshall, a spinster
OF doubtful age, he was forced, Fri
day morning. 10 submit to the indig-
nifty of seeing her carried off under
his very nose by William ID. WOOD,
his rival In love.
The tragedy happened in police
headquarters Isabella and George
came into each others lives two
weeks ago. They agreed TO marry.
George was poor but proud. Isabella
loved him, so she sold her jewelry
aid realized $50 on it. With that
and gold watch. also Isabelia's,
tney came TO Detroit, arriving Thurs
Gay night.
Friday morning, Isabella came To
the station in tears looking for a
lost Lothario $50 and n gold watch.
She learned that George was locked
up, having been found acting in a
suspicious manner. He had $11 left
and the gold watch was suspended
from his neck by cord.
William ID. Wood entered into the
situation at headquarters. He is the
porter at the Canada hotel, where
the couple stopped when they arrived
III Detroit.
In spite Of Allies protestations of
love, Wood declared Alice was I'M
worthy of Isabella's Affection and
announced himself as a candidate for
her heart and hand.
The fickle Isabella walked Off with
Wood, leaving Alice gazing after
them in amazement
We'll, wot dye think O. that"
Quoth he, land | tipped that guy a
nickel at supper last night"
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31

things. The LORE troupe win nrssent
an entertaining pantomime acrobatic
novelty. with considerable in IL Among
the strictly comedy acts are Thomp-
son AZ carter who have some laugh
an eccentric comedian. the 43rinkleys
In the funny skit. a Darktown Fir
tatfon;" and Haugue * Herbert, that
Girard & Weston will entertain with
instrumental and vocal music and com
edy. and there Will be new motion
pictures
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
PRISONER TRIES TO PROVE
DRUNK AT TIME OF CRIME
John Mccarthy Can't Be Held For
Burglary Unless He Was Sober.
Court Rules.

The police are finding it is a much
more difficult job TO prove man
sober than drank. They tackled the
proposition in Justice Jeffries' court,
Friday morning, when the case OF
John Mccarthy, charged with burglar
iZing the grocery store of X. Downey
& Son, No. 367 Woodwardave., IN the
night time, was called. Justice Jeit-
ries insisted, when the matter came
before MIN for the first time last
week, that the police show Mccarthy
was sober at the time he was
arrested, explaining that If the prls-
oner were drunk, he could not have
been in the proper frame of mind 10
form an intent 10 commit burglary.
The question a. to McCarthy's coz
dition at the time of his arrest was
brought up by the Rev. w. A. Atkin'
son, No. 80 Nissouri-ave., who was IN
court In behalf of the accused man.
He declared that Mccarthy was drunk
when found by the police in DoWney
store, and that he was still under the
influence Of liquor when brought into
court the following day. The police,
on the other hand, set forth that Nc
SdTtHy W do SOpNis OuoSANS i~S 49,
journed the case until Friday.
In the hope OF satisfying the court
that Mccarthy was sober, the police
put several officers on the stand. IA
trolman John Briskie, member OF the
flying squadron, which swooped down
on Mccarthy while he was in the groc-
cry, testified that the man walked
out OF the store. apparently sober.
Doorman Joseph Ely said he smelled
no LIQUOR on Mccarthy when he
locked him up, and that the prisoner
asked for drink OF water without
showing any signs of being under the
influence OF liquor,
For the purpose of showing that
Mccarthy was drunk, the defense pro
duced a number OF witnesses. Charles
Ramshaw, No. AZ Columbia-st. west
said he had seen Mccarthy drinking
the night he was found In the groc
cry. John NJ. Libby, No. 26 Elizabeth
st. east, testified that he had been
drinking with Mccarthy the same
night. while Ed. CHM. bartender in
the saloon at Woodward-ave. and co
lumbia-st, said Mccarthy had been II
his place, drinking.
After summing up the testimony
the court decided to take an adjourn
ment until Jan. &.
A number Of women interested in
Mccarthy, whom the Rev. Mr. Atkin
son Is trying to reform. and his wife
Grace Price Marshall Mccarthy, whom
Mr.. Atkinson also took into his home
after getting her free on court
charge. attended the session. Amone
them were Mr.. Atkinson's wife ano
the wife of Justice Jeffries. McCar
thy's wife, neatly dressed in blue, was
also present.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
AVI.NI a..

ANY Little Girl" is the title of the
musical piece which Will start the en-
tertainment To be offered by The
Cherry Blossoms company, the bur
lesque attraction which Will open an
engagement OF one week in the Ave-
nue. theater. Sunday afternoon. The
skit was written by Jack Perry, the
comedian. VINO has provided large
number OF such sketches for the bur
lesque stage Among the players who
are with the Cherry Blossoms" this
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
DEATH FOLLOWS VACCINATION.
Byron Crane Catches Cold and Fol.
lows Brother to Grave.

FLINT, Mich, Dec. 30.-Byrcn
Crane. 81 years old, of Brant town.
ship. Saginaw county, died yesterday
ds the result of a complication OF
diseases that followed his vaccina.
ton. He caught cold within short
time after being vaccinated
He was a brother OF John Crane,
health officer of Brant township, who
died of smallpox six weeks ago
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
EA Willy.

The program for the Family theater
viii be characterized by Russian ideas
Alexandra troupe. These are Russians
and they sing and dance the selections
peculiar 10 the land of the car. The
performance is novel and picturesque
and according to the fad Of the hour
in vaudeville. things Russian are what
the people want. The Harris twins
viii occupy second position on the bill
These two performers are billed as
the worlds greatest flexible marvels'
and they do some amazing and unique
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
GAY ETY.

Louis Robes "Knickerbocker Bur
lesquers" are scheduled for the GaYety
theater next week. Robie promises an
entertainment that viii not only be
Lew In production, but in kind. Hc
does not go so far as TO say that ho
has an Innovation 10 offer. but he does
promise IA genuine surprise. What the
nature of thiN surprise will be may bo
guessed when IL is learned that th,
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
One Dead. ii Hurt In Fire.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Dec. 30.--One un-
identified woman was burned to death,
three other women fatally injured.
and IL other persons seriously hurt
here in fire today I'm the Concord
apartments. The fatally hurt are
Mrs. Rosa Y Moore. As Miss Anna
Erd, %, and Mrs. Anna Lichenfeld. 20.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
X; IocA1;, eA; PLAY HOUSES

tx described as "a musical JOY ride.
labeled The Love Kiss" Snitz Moore
and John r.. Cain hold up the comedy
end. and are said to be ably assisted by
Harry Holden and Eugene Kelley. Be
sides biz bunch or "girlies, who dis
port themselves NaTiOuslY In the two
burlesqucs, there is the famous quartet
OF beauties, Ecattic Evans, Lucille Har-
ron, Iellu DoMar and Violet 1iio.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31

season are Lille Perry. the singing and
dancing soubrette; Joe Carr, Charles
Edwards and Joe Burton. Following
Any Little Qirl" there will be an olio
OF vaudeville in which Miss Perry will
be seen in "A special act, and other
numbers Will be contributed by Gran
Vile & Mack, Loro & Payne. Charles
Edwards & Co. and the Cherry Bonner
dancing young girls is OF course ono
OF the principal assets OF the enter
tainment and they viii be featured In
the singing and dancing numbers OF
10th the opening and the closing bur-
lesquc The latter is called "Unneigh-
bOTlV Neig bOrs'
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
Bank Robbers Get $4,000.

DENlSON, Ia, Dec. 30.-Burglars
entered the bank at Dow City, lown,
some time during last night. blew the
safe and escaped with $4,000. The
explosion vas heard very family by
people living in the vicinity but the
discovery vas not made until today
when w. f. Fishel, cashier of the
bank, opened the building. The sher-
if has been notified and posse has
started in pursuit of the robbers.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
CONTRACTOR DROPS DEAD.
John T. Bamford Stricken AS He
Starts TO Work.

SAGINAW, Mich. Dec. SO.-(Spe-
cial-John T. Bamford. 65. a con
tractor who is experimenting the
erection OF an addition to the ID. NJ
machine shops, dropped dead OF heart
trouble early today as he started to
work. He had lived here all OF his
life and leaves wife and one daugh.
ter.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-31

The plum pudding, mince pie and
other rich cakes we have at Christ
mas are in commemoration of the
good things the wise men brought to
the Child IN the manger. The Chris
tians made it a point to eat these
things because no orthodox Jew would
eat them.