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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-10-20
LAKEVILLE.
Especial to The Citizen.l
Lakeville, Pa, Oct

Lakeville, Pa, Oct. 10,
The Rally Day services at Airing
ton last Sunday was postponed at the
last moment by the committee ow-
ing to the bad weather. There was a
great deal of disappointment in con-
sequence but the committee hope
that the friends will rally round
them on Sunday next, at Arlington, at
o'clock in the afternoon when we
hope the weatherman will send us
fine weather so that this service may
be given. Everybody is most affec-
tionately invited. There will be
preaching service in the evening at
Paupack at 1880 on Sunday, Oct. 22.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-10-20
THE BEAUTIFUL ISLE OF SOMEWHERE.

Beautiful Isle
Woodrow Wilson, well
church which Mr. John
times far off country where
life ought be.
of unlimited opportunities
Beautiful Isle there will be neither teach
ball.
will smaller boys for teasing
and snowbalng
In matinee eked
of the other
outside the of New jersey
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-10-20
TO CLEAN OILCLoTH.

Never use soap on oilcloth. Wash
oilcloth with a sponge and cold wa
ter and polish with a flannel To
improve the color and repolish when
dim, beeswax and turpentine mixed
and well rubbed in very sparingly,
will be found to greatly improve and
restore both the coloring and
smoothness of surface.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-10-20
Clean Up You
Stomach

And Gas, Sourness, Dizziness, He'd
aches and Bad Dreams Will Co.,
If you really want clean, swell
pure stomach, free from gas, sou
ness and distress, go to G.. w. Pei|
to-day and get 50-cent box of M
O-NA Stomach Tablets.
Take these little tablets accordiI
to directions, and If at the end of
week you are not brighter, strong
and more vigorous, Just say so al
get your money back.
For heaviness after eating, erq
tation, heartburn and that distress|
feeling, MI-O-NA Stomach Tabld
will give relief in five minutes.
Large box of MI-O-NA STOMAq
TABLETS, so cents at G. w. Pei|
and druggists everywhere.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-10-20

vice will be "a Square Deal For
Every Man" The services will be
conducted by the pastor, Rev. S. Toll
ley.
G. e. Woodmansee paid a business
visit to North Carolina last week, re-
turning on Saturday.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-10-20
LIFE

SCRANTON LIFE
INSURANCE COMPAN|
James S. McAnulty, Pres
Scranton, Pa, Oct. 8, 1911
Mr.. w. w. Wood,
Honesdale, Pa.
My dear Mr.. Wood:
1t gives me pleasure al
qualification to state that in II
association with you as GeneI
Manager of the National E|
vator and Machine Compar|
of which Company l was Il
Treasurer, covering a period
intimate business association
nearly ten years, | found you
be a man of character and |
tegrity. During that peri
there passed through yo|
hands approximately A MI
LION AND A HALF Do
LARS, and in the final audit
your accounts E V E r
PENNY WAS PROPERI
ACCOUNTED FOR - Il
books showing an excellent s.
TEN, in the keeping of the |;
counts, thus indicating not OF
your trustworthiness in t
handling of the funds of 1
Company, but your ability i
the supervision of the detail
its affairs.
Very truly yours,
(Signed)
7. S. McANULTY.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-10-20

We print letter heads.
We print bill heads,
We PRINT envelopes,
We print circulars.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-10-20

The Citizen from now until j
uary, only 25 cents.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-10-20

We print neat calling cards.
We print candidates cards.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-09-16
Bank of MontrealS LootefS Be-
Iieved to Be in Hiding at Van
couveL B, G., With Small
Chance of Escape,
SAFE-BLOWlNG MOST
SUCCESSFUL IN HISTORY
Officials Assert Money Taken
Comprised Bills of Big De-
nominations Hard to Dis
pose of Without Detection
rpy Morning Journal speclnI Leased wlre.l

TBy Morning Journal Special Leased wlre.1
New Westminster H. G., Sept. l5.--
The three yegsmen who stole $3l5,0O0
carly today from the Bank Of Mon
treal's local branch. and thereby per
.pdtrated the largest successful safe
blowing recorded in America, are
believed to be hiding tonight in VAN
couvcr. y. 6. with small chance of
disposlng of their booty undetected.
Bank officials assert that an bills TAX
en- hy the bandits were new and most
N of large denomination, and that
their serial numbers are recorded at
the bank. The gold taken cannot be
traced so directly.
Besides timing the robbery to match
the vacation of the night watchman,
ii developed today that the trio SEE
lccted a time when the banks supply
was far above normal, for the linanc-
ing of salmon shipments Of the can
ming season now closing.
The burglars entered the bank by
the front door, broke through the
thin metal coating OF the vault. blew
the safe by charges OF nitro-glycerinc
and got away with their booty with
out being seen except by Il Chinese
caretaker. They probably escaped
down the Frazer river by launch
or else by automobile toward Van
couver.
There was in all s35O,OOO in the
bank vault Chief OF Police Bradshaw
believes the men would have taken it
all if they could have carried it. As it
.WuS they took all they could carry
away, leaving all the silver and notes
OF small denominations as wen as
damaged five hundred dollar and
ten dollar bif,4 lying around the floor
and tables Of the room of one of the
clerks.
The first alarm Of the robbery was
given when Chinese earetaker ap"
pearcd at the police station at about
$50 O'Clock and gave the alarm.
He had managed to work his bonds
loose after the robbers had departed
Chief OF Police Bradshaw hurried to
the scene, ana All OIL the uNdldple
officers were pressed into service but
the only clue obtainable was that Civ
en- by the Chinaman.
From the thorouEhuess of the
fob and the tools With which the work
was done, the local officers believe
the same gang which has been Al
work in Vancouver turned the trick
here
1t is impossible to say just wher
The men effected their entrance into
the bank, but it is presumed that il
was sometime about o'clock thi.
morning, for when the Chinese janitol
arrived shortly after 4 o'clock tc
clean up, he found the three men had
been doing little cleaning up on theii
own account ana before the Chinamar
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-09-16
WOMEN OF AMERICA
PLAN FARM CONGRESS

Kansas CITY Sept IA national
movement hy women looking toward
"A wider social life for farm women
viii be launched at the national con-
servation congress when II meets here
this month. according to a letter re-
ccived today from Mrs Phillip North
Moore president Of the General Fed
GRAFTON of Womens Clubs. Mrs Moore
is working actively to start the move-
ment and her letter IN part follows:
The congress means more to the
women OF the western rural districts
than her eastern sisters can realize.
Men have long theori2ed on her prob
lem, this fan she is going TO pick up
the problem herself and thresh 1t out
with the assistance Of the foremost
agricultural experts
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-09-16
HALF MILLION Loss
CA USED BY A
CLOUDHURST
Seventeen Towns Near Pitts
burg Swept By Disastrous
Flood; One Life Sacrificed
and Many ENDANGERED
tBy Morning Journal special Leased wire i,

Piushurg, Sept 10, Property loss
approximatng half million dollars
was caused today when the streets Of
Etna. Mllyulc. Sharpshure, Turtle
Creek and other suburban towns We're
transformed into torrents by "A cloud
Mnst one life was lost.
Tho storm reached its greatest in
t"nsity at Etna. where the streets
were flooded twelve feet deep and the
foundations of houses were under
mined. Lashmg ladders together, VII
lager uremen spanned the whirling
flood $50 feet and saved twenty-five
persons marooned in a block of houses.
Two hundred steel workers at the
Spang Chalfant company plant hung
on rafters in one fthe buildings for
several hours until taken off in boats.
Cars loaded with steel and coke were
rolled along like logs Railway tracks
Wsrc torn up by the rushing water.
The flood in the Turtle Greek valley
tore through some of the buildings Of
ihe Westinghouse Electric and Man
ufacturing company and the Westing-
house Air I1ake company, compelling
n suspenSloh o. work. while a NUM-
her OF factories TT Glenshaw were
shut down.
a flood warning was sent ont in
SeptehbeE twenty-five feet of water
bcins expected rerc tomorrow
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-09-16
NJ D R D CCAN ROW
NEAR PEACEABLE
SETTLEMENT
France and Germany On Verge
Of AmicabIe Agreement, Fol-
lowing Weeks of Diplomatic
Intercourse,
INV Morning Journal sp.~a, leased Wire !

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ing u,hNered 10 rortITh Mli''S'ei "H
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-09-16
JUvEN|LE { COURT 7
PRESIDED Owe R
BY ROOSEVELT
Ex-PreSident Threatens Youth
Charged With InfraCtion
With Spankingi VIII Write
About Delinquency,
fBv Morning Jour-aI Special Leased Wire. 7

Nv Morning Journal Special Leased Wire.
New York, sept 15.--Former
President Roosevelt today sat for
Il time on the bench at the Children 8
court at Manhattan, questioned many
Of the youthful delnquents and told
one Of them that he needed ~ good
spanking. and ia ike to give it to
you. when he left he declared ne
had had "a delightful time, bully
time
William +. Lobe, fiftecn-yonr- old
boy, was brought before the Judge, ac-
cused Of spilfin~ trom the platform OF
an elevated train on people on tho
street below.
81 never heard of such a heastly
thing for any boy TO do" said Mr.
Roosevelt, looking at the youth sever
ly You don't look MS If yon would
do that, You've got a good face;
your clothes are neat; you've u good
home. what YOU need is good
spanking, and I'd like to give It to
you. ia like to be your father for
a few minutes.
There was hardly case in which
he did not show interest. when hC
took leave Of Justice Hoyt. he hat
nothing to say except that he waf
going to do some writing about tho
administration of childrens' courts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-09-16
JOHN d. JUNIOR,
HAS CLOSE CALL

Tarrytown, y. Y, Sept. l5.--ln an
accident during the construction of
an addition to John d. Rockefeller's
country home at Pocantico Hills to-
day five women were injured and
John d. Bocketeller Jr., had mar
row escape. A bundle of steel girders
which were supporting the roof tipped
OFF and crashed to the ground Young
Rockefeller who was watching the
operation, had just walked by the spot
whore the metal struck.
Young Rockefeller helped drag the
injured men from under the steel
beams. He had noticed the slipping of
the moose which bound the beams and
echoed a warning cry, which came
from q mason on an upper story OF
the mansion. He ordered doctors and
nurses and arranged for temporary
hospital in the garage.
one Of the injured is not expected
to live,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-09-16
CAMERON OUT FOR
SENATE FROM
ARIZONA
HovaI A, Smith Also ASpirant
Chief Justice Kent viii Have
No Opposition to Staying On
Bench,
Especial Correspondence to Morning Jouru.li


phocniN. Ariz.. Sept l3-llereto-
fore All the announcements of raudi-
dates for the hig offices have come
from the democratic side, hut there
has been no assumption i'm any quar-
ter that republican opponents would
be lacking AS the time approaches
Tor the conference of republicans
from an parts OF the territory which
has been set for the 20th of this
month there ia "a notable Increase
of public interest In republican prob
abilities, and before the 30th there
will no doubt be authoritative state
ments from sundry republican aspir-
ants.
II is already known that there viii
be at lcas! two republican candidates
in the field for the United states
senate, and possibly more The re-
publican yesterday received author
imtve Information that Delegate
Ralph II. Cameron viii be a candidate
for the senate. and the understandings
is equally definite that llova A.
Smith of Bishee chairman of the re-
publican territorial committee In the
cameron campaign Of 1905, will also
be candidate for the senate.
There hrs been considerable
amount of curiosity among repuhh
cans as to the ambitions of Delegate
Cameron. Il was assumed that nc
would hp a candidate either for the
house of representatives. or for the
senate, and the general guess has
been that he would announce himself
for the senate. So far as expressions
have been made by republicans, there
il no sign that there will be any oppo-
stiou 60 Mr.. Cameron's senatorial am
billions lie hns made such an excel
lent record as delegate that ropuhli-
cans generally feel disposed to support
him for any position he wants.
As to whether Mr., Smith win have
competition for the other senatorial
job remains to he seen
AS to the governorshlp most Of the
talk thus far heard hns dealt with the
availability of Isaac TAFT Stoddard OF
Phoenix, and Judge Ed w Wells OF
Prescott Either Of them, 1t is every.
where admitted. would make an ac
lccptable candidate. It IS understood
|, that Mr. Stoddard win make the race
If the party wants him. There Is NJ
authentic information as to Whethe
Judge Wells has ambitions in the di
, rection of the governors office.
| As to the nominations for the su
! prome court discussion Of available
timber has not taken q wide range ~
vet There are to be but three jus
= ticcs of the supreme court In the stat'
, government. whereas there are flv'
now. 1t Is not known whether any %
= the present occupants of the supreme
bench will aspire to further service
The sentiment among republicans lo
+ cally is that il Cher Justicvc Kent de
@ sires to rcmain longer on the bencl
he viii have no opposition for tn
II nomination. There have been man
. suggestions that Judge Kingan OF Tue
son would make an excellent candt
f., date for the supreme bench. but ther
has been no intimntion that he Woul'
/ be willing to relinquish his praclc
4 for judicial office
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-09-16
Seyea-Year-0Id Miss Slipped
Past Rope Barrier to Peer In
to Cage Occupied By King
of Beasts,
SYRACUSE, N. Y, SCENE
OF SlCKENlNG OCCURRENCE
But For Prompt Action By At
tendantS, Victim Would Have
Been Deyoured; Panic Mar
roWy Ayerted,
INV Morning Journal Special Leased wire !

NV Morning journal Special Leased Wire. I
Syracuse. ~ n. Sept l6--elawea
ana bitten hy a huge lion in a side
show at the state fair this afternoon.
Laura Buns, seven years old. OF
Morrisville Is hoverlng between life
ana death tonight at a hospital. The
girl was frightfully mangled.
Cages of lions were roped off 10
kenp the spectators tour or five feet
from the cages. The girl slipped un-
der the rope barrier. A lion reached
out and fastened its claws In her
head. The beast drew the child to
the cage despite her screams. With
the other paw the lion clawed at the
child's face and tried to draw her
through the bars, Attendants rush.
ed to the ohild's aid but not until
It had been beaten with bars did the
inturiated animal release the girl.
The lion gouged out one of the
girrs oyes, tore off an ear and lacer-
.atcd her face ana the upper part Of
her body.
she great throng and the shouts OF
the throng frightened the rest of the
beasts In the tent SO that keepers had
To guard them with loaded weapons,
fearing they might attempt to escape.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-09-16
it a Mass Meeting for
Good Government

To can the primaries ana county convention and other
business
republican
O'Clock the
Turn them make
this
rtpubcan
n
expenditure o
The regular republican organization of BnalIo county Is
In
republican public
who believe
the unancd and the deal to citizen,
believe In this platforms continuation Of
a administration this t
who
not only
S
Q cfic n office and in state government
attend this meeting ana help the OF clean
and political decenry
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-09-16
CH INA Al I'VE To
SERIOUSNESS Of
RE EVOLUTION
Szechuen Province Practically
at the Mercy of RebeIIious
Coolies Government Army
Ordered to Scene of Uprising,
fBy Morning journal special Lsased Wire

PekinR, Sept Is. An imperial cdict
today admits that the situation in SEE
chuen Is dangerous and orders Tsen
Chung Suon to proceed thither i'm
mediateN
Tuan Fang, the director general Of
the Hankow. Canton and IIankow
Szc Chuan railway. Is endcaVorlng to
devise measures for raising the siege
of Chcng Tu, capital OF Szechuen, at
once.
Tho British river gunboat Wdeeon,
left Sui fu for tiating today
Su-lru is the highest point at which
the YanE-Ts- Kiang is naVigable.
Troops from Hupeh and Shensl have
been ordered to Szechucn.
The foreign office states that Cheng-
.Tu's bcsiegcrs search all messengers
and viii not permit anyone TO enter
or leave the city 1t is feared that
General Chao Erh -Feng may not be
able 10 comply with the demand Of
the besiegers. He cannot restore to
them the ringleadcrs of the railway
league, as these men have been de-
capltatcd It Is not doubted that the
missions win be looted If the city falls.
but it IS expected that the missionar-
les may be spared, the rebels fearing
the penalties Of violence toward the
foreigners.
The 1000 loyal troops under Gen
cral Chao ErhFeng are veterans Of
his recent entry into Thlbet, they re-
turned with them, but the modern
army which is 1900 strong in SIZE
chuen is made up OF residents Of that
province and accordingly may prove
rohelhous.
The American and British mission-
aries at S2cchuen number about 500.
The. Catholics, chiefly French, total
25O. Altogether about fifty mission
aries haye reached Chung King.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-09-16
Don Francisco---Republican i?

I'm congress. Mr.. Huhhell being his
chairman. AIR. Hubhrl, has bolted the
republican ticket and the republican
party ana knitted its candidates every
time hc has had tho ghost " show
to ao So.
With these two exceptions. Mr
Hubhcll has never supported the re-
publican ticket. in fact he never has
is not now and never will support
ANYTHING In politics which is not tirst
last and an the time in the interest
OF Frank a. Huhhelt His political
activity has been admirably non-por-
tis1n or bipartisan as the eNlgency os
the occasion has demanded.
To add the final touch of humor to
his position. Mir. Huhbell's organ, The
Tribune-C Citizen, was only short
time ago bowling To- the high heaven
i'm the alleged cause of the democrats.
The freehooterS on the high seas
whether of brine or politics. sails un-
der any and an flags; the only tnsig-
MIA to which he has any tenahle claim
is the jolly Roger
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-09-16
DAYS SEARCH FOR
C.ENS REVEALED LITTLE

vancouver, B. C., Sept. 15.-Ihe
days search for clues to the New
Westminster bank robbery revealed
little A string Of detectives left here
late today and was followed by a
detachment from Victoria Messages
have been sent to cities along the
coast, asking the various chiefs OF
police to watch for the robbers.
Local bank officials, alarmed at the
robbery, asked the police authorities
today 20 provide hotter protection for
Victoria banks and decided to install
burglar alarms as soon as possible.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-09-16

pcndleton ore, Sept. 15.--At the
Pendletou "round up n realistic Wild
west Celebration Buffalo" Vernon, Il
cowboy, successeded today In learing
the horns of a steer, wrestling the ani-
mai TO the ground and holding IL
down, in one minute and thirteen sss,-
onds. $780,. ~.,,s.. ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-09-16
YOUTHFUL AVIATOR
DROPS INTO OCEAN

Santa cruz, cal Sept l2.--Ilarry
Edwards, san Francisco aviator,
barely escaped drowning in the Pa
cific ocean early tonight when his
machine fen In the water.
When about 200 yards Off shore the
acronlane tilted forward and plunged
into the water. Edwards was rescued
with roWhoat and the machine.
which sank in fifteen feet of water,
was brought ashore considerably dam
aged
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-09-16

The case of James Mackey, charged
with the murder Of Frank English,
in the southern part of the county
last June, in a dispute over a water
hole, went To the jury this afternoon.
The courts charge to the jury left
them the alternative of finding "A
murder verdict In the first or second
degree. In case the finding was gull"
tV.'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-09-16
Terrific ClOudburSt Almost
Wipes Little Mining Town Of
Cooney, Grant County, OFT
the Map,
BARB WIRE FENCE SAVES
LIFE OF TH0S. ]. CURRAN
Not a House in Camp Left I'M
damaged By Worst Flood in
History of the MogoIlon Dis
tIlCt .1G4Als

TSpeclnI Dispatch TO the Morning Jonrnal
Silver city, n. NJ, Sept. l6.-one
ncrson was drowned, eight houses
we're washed away and the property
damage viii amount TO many thou
sands of dollars as the result OF a ter
rifle cloudhurst in the Mogollou
mountains last night, which sent
'Whirllng flood down the rugecd Coo
ney canyon ana almost wiped the
town of Cooney of the map News OF
the disaster. the worst flood In the
history of the Mogolon district came
to silver City 10y telephone today.
The floods solitary victim Is believed
To he the teacher who had charge OF
the school at Cooney last year, but
the name is not obtainahle. The flood
swept over the town with practically
no warning ana not a dwelling in the
mining camp escaped damage. The
house of Thomas j. Curran, president
of the Mogollon Gold and Copper
company was swept away by the
foaming wall OF water which descend
ed on the camp with a roar which
could be heard for miles. Mr.. and Mrs
Curran both had narrow escape
from drowning. MIR. Curran climbing
10 the top Of a barb wire fence where
he clung in a prccarious position with
the water foaming around him until
the flood went down. after he had
got his wife to place Of safely.
The min and olant Of the Enter
prise Mining company was badly
| damaged. two heavy boilers being
washed from their foundations. The
! houses washed down the canyon were
SO filled with gravel, sand and debris
as TO be practically ruined No esti-
mate of the damage Is made as yet.
| but il will he very heavy