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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-10-25
HILL COUNTY OFFICERS.
Nominations Made BY Non.Partisan
Convention at Chester.
Special to River Press

Special to River Press
CHESTER, Oct. 2l.-The convention
held here today, to nomina ate q citizens
ticket of officials Of the proposed new
county of Hill, will go on record as
one of the most harmonious gatherings
of it's kind ever held in Montana. The
only discordsnt feature vas the pres
ence Of two opposing delegations from
the precinct of Inverness, and the set
Element of this contest was left to the
committee on credentials.
The convention was held In AL
bright's hall, and was called to order
at $50 p. m. On motion, E. G. Tolley,
OF Joplin, was elected temporary
chairman and w. W. Thorne, of
G~alata, temporary secretary. The
chair appointed Jos. Hurley, A. N.
Foss, Byron Schw artz, B. B. Weldy
and Thos. Kelly as committee on
credentials, &C adjournment then being
taken until 1870 o'clock.
Upon reassembling, q motion wac
made and carried that the chairman
appoint the usual committees, and the
following were named:
Permanent organiza tion-A. NJ.
Keith, r. X. Lewis and P. r. Mac.
Hale.
Resolutions-Ever Nielsen, A. c.
Strobe and Frank N. Lowe.
Order OF b%usiness-J. A. Rose, J. F.
Kavsnagh and James G. Holland.
Following a:short recess, the reports
of the committees we're read by the
secretary, and adopted by the conven-
ton. BY the report of the committee
on permanent organization G. B. Well.
born was recommended for permanent
chairman and B. B. Weldy permanen,
secretary.
The convention then proceeded to
nominate candidates for Hill county
Offices, the Nominations being as fol.
lows:
County commissioners-E. G.. Toll.
ley, of Joplin; Jos. T. Berthelote, oil
Gold Butte; Ever Nielsen, OF Box
Elder.
Sheriff-H. f. Loranger, OF Chester,
Treasurer-J. A. Rose, OF Gildford
Clerk and recorder-J. H. Deyine.
of Lothair.
Clerk of district court-G. w. Glass,
of Dunkirk.
Assessor-A. E. Randall, of Galata
County attorney-Victor r. Griggs,
OF Havre.
County surveyor-J. F. Daoust, O.
Kremlin.
Superintendent of schools-Sarai
MacHale, Of Gold Butte.
Public administrator-J. o. arden
of bingham.
Coroner-J. S. Sanderson, of Havre
An unexpected and pleasant feature
OF the proceedings was a lively speed
by our old friend Dan Mckay, O
Glasgow, during the recess early /,
; the evening. MIR. Mckay threw al
a kinds OF jabs and hooks into the Oh
ponents OF county division, and hi
a wit and %eloquence elected frequent an,
, hearty applause.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-10-25

Chinook Opinion: Dudley Jones
was up from Dodson Friday on bust.
ness. He reports that the rsnchers
under the south canal Of the Dodson
ditch who secured water this year
from the reclamation service have
bumper crops. There was about 7. 500
acres OF land that WAS supplied with
water from the government dam,
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-10-25

Fine Book and Job Printing . spe
cialtv 1t the RIVER PRESS ONCE.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-10-25
THE HALL OF FAME.

SAMUEL +. r. MORSE-In-
ventor Of telegraphy. Born
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1911-06-09
DISC MACHINERY

DISC MACHINERY
Clarks Cut-Away Discs offered at prices that
bound conservative farmer Now is the time you
time you get them at prices
before equalled Note these prices
CLARK's CUT-AWAY DISCS foot size always before
sold for SIS; during this sale N1En
only ...........s.............,... vs. sOO
CLARKs CUT-AWAY DIsCS-Eightfoot size sold for
less than $10260. For two weeks or ~
NJ WV
cIARKs cUTAwAY DIscs-TenfoOt sixe sold before for
$4,000, go during this sale 1nE m
CANTON CLIPPER GANG PLows with .... RI M
extra share and coulter .................. OO.OO
CULTTvATORs
sIXsHovEL CULTVAToR-with riding On IN
attachment, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. OVsVV
SIxSHovEI. CULTIvAToR-Wit rid ar
ing attachment, Observation-Disclosures. ZO.OO
FOUR SHOVEL CULTIvAToR-w 01
riding attachment, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sOO
CAMPBELL PACKERS
$65 Campbell Packers will be sacrificed RI ON
at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. OO.OO
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1911-06-09

READ THESE PRICES
On sTUDEBAKER vEHICIES-The best made and guaran
teed to stand the wear and tear of the farm.
sTUDEBAKER TOP BUGGY-Red black running gear rub
Der tires and pole and beauti
full So robe and whip. This vehicle sold before in
this city for less than $3.50 It handsome durable and
s ss', running dandy $11O
sTUDEBAKER ROAD WAGON-Red or black gear together
with S. robe and whip. durable aIaround wagon
for road work or light farm hauling An TX 90
exceptional bargain Observation-Disclosures. I.OO
STUDEBAKER TOP BUGGY-In the London smoke gear.
The latest thing the vehicle line Formerly sold
$3.50, but during this sale you get one, TO 90
together with So robe and whip for only ] Jaw
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1911-06-09

TANNING MILLS
NO. SUPERIOR TANNING MILI-Never sold before for
less than $40 during two weeks sale On 90
will go at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 0U.UU
NO. SUPERIOR TANNING MILI.-Former 40 ~
price $3.50 During this sale at ......... ZO.UO
RIGHT LAPS AND WASHINGTON WEEDERs at
equally low prices.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-04
Nnottalbeamng
-Der-
9terDeni4mG4e.

S4pade, nerp6ie perfonen. geplagt BON 6off=
nnngslofsteit uno f&ledten Srdumlen, eri66pfenoen
NusfnHen. Brute. &tden= uuo Ropfidmersen,
9aarausfan, abnabre bes @eb6rs uno 8efi6ts,
Ratarrb. Wtagenordien, Stublperfopfune. MiiSiaz
teit, Grroten. 3ltterrL 6sratlopfen, 8~rntbetlemmung,
aensRlihteit uno Sribinn erfabren aus BEN
eSnsenofreuth", iuie einfah, idnel uub
biais a1e unnatiiriifen gerluite unb
anbere Dulsen jugenbliher Berirrunaen
sriinblih sebeilt nnb ppIe @~eimnbbeit
unb 5rpbftnm tuieber erlanst uerben
f1nneu. - Gang tenes $etlperfabren.
Sober fetn eisener arst. =
Giefes anberoroentlid intereiante uno lebrreide
Bud (Seutihe Infaee 1910, uelbes bon iuna uno
al, Mann nno grau, eeleieu iperoen iolite, tann
eeeen Ginienbune bon Is Gents in griefmorten Der.
Teeet besesen tueroen bon Der
Hribat= &linif, 1916. Mbenue,
1trtu gnrk, 81. ~.
Nan ertudbne .Treie 9reKe fir Seras."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-04

el1ergiider @eiie nno nit beiieren
Witteln olS in England utto oeu
Ser. Stoaten aeforoert, iobaB es
bente pirflid ielten tit, etnen 9eut.
iden NIT idle6ten, uneepfleetert
3abnen anautreffen. Sic erobe
Sorgfalt, sic auf quite aii6e bet.
lpenoet miro, lit ein berporItedet.-
Der 3ug i'm mooernen 9euti6lano.
Sn feinem 2onoe Ser @elt erbalt
man fir 10 biniges @elo eine gleid-
mertige seoiegene Soft. SSn erlter
2inie fdat bent 4nslqnoer sic
treffli6e Organization ser oeuti6en
8obnbofe auf. @Gbreno meiner
&eiie babe ib ben ginoruf gerpon-
men, dig Oh gang 9euti6lano NUT
Muiif ourdoruneeu Jet, Die Sbeo-
ter 9euti6lmos Iteben 5meifeaos
auf elmer 9obe mie in feinem on=
oeren 2anoe Der @elt nobel sic
l5enii6e @usitattune om porteil6af-
teften CUR @eltltng fommt oenn
ieoes mittlere Sbeater 9eutihfonos
fam ii6 nit BEN a1ererlten 8iibnen
in 2onbon uno Seem Oorf meiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-04
Gin @ittel sesem bDie gnben.

Gin gutter Ginfaa tit @oloes
inert uno oas Wol Ser Nenih6eit
bdngt bon guten ginfGQen ab. 90
bat elm faliforniider @eiesmader
einen iolhen euten ginfaa geba6t
uno elm Mittel entoedt, tpie mon
ole boien 8uben gut MADDEN fam.
Dieien @infaG bot er natirlidt mie
ods bier5ulanoe Der 8ralh, in ciil
@eieb gefabt nno Der geiesgeben.
ben &orperihaft oes Stoates b.r-
gelegt. uno 5mar gebt iein Mntraa
oabin, Die gltern fir Ole uebelta.
ten ibrer 8uben geieslid peraat-
nortlid gu MAIDEN. @enn 8. 9.
Der fleine @iaD cine gleffanne an
ben Sdmeif zines Siinfuno5pon.
aig-0oaar@Sunoes binoet un6 Der
9unb fomnlt infolgeoeiien su
Sbaoen ODER gar um's 2eben, 10
muB Wiaps 8ater unpeigerlih 500
berappen. 60 ettpos niir6e Der
mutlif ben 8ater ettpos aufmerf.
iamer auf oas offentli9e 8etra.
gen flein @ilps MAIDEN uno i'm
oafiir iorgen lalien, bob Der gen-
gel ni6t geraoe3u Elm @ernein.
ihaben fir anoere 2eute mer6e.
papa fam ii6 ia Damn fir Den
ausgeitanoenen Merger un6 Sho-
ben an @iGp idaolos balten.
90 Die gefesgebenoe @eriamm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-04
Gin Cob anf 9entidlamo.

Gin engliider S6rihiteaer, $.
s. Sobniton, Der ieit apan5ig Sab
rem 9euti6Iano niht mebr BE-
iudt bate, beroffentlidt iett in Der
uWeitminiter @a5ette" i~ntereiiante
geridte iiber cine nel1e Meiie nafl
Deuti6lan6. gr Itent BARN H.. a.
Die 9eutiden bon 1910 oenen bon
1890 ~gegeniiber uno ihreibt.
Der @efiel, Der ii6 i'm 2eben Ser
8epolferung uno i'm gartaen @e-
triebe bes 9euti6en Meides pol-
5ogen Bot, lit GROCER als in irgero
einem anoern 2anoe Der @elt, bie
Ser. Staaten bon Mmerifa ielbIt
niht aliseenommen. Die l1riaden
5u benz m%unoerpoGen @ufihmnnJ
oes Deutiden &eides iino in 5uei
umitanoen au iuden: Der iieereide
arieg bonn Sabre 1901, Ser
am ihlagenoiten benefit melde
mirtihaftliden Solgen elm gliidliG)
gefibrter 8riea baben fam, uno
Der amerifaniide ginfluB, Der lit)
idon ieit Sabren in 9eutiflano
gelteno gemadt bot utlo offen6or
alf Die Biz in Die lesten Sabre
iiberaus itarfe Musmamoerung Ser
Deuti6en nab Mmerifa auriidsr,.
fibren lit; benin niele 9euti6e iino.
INN lire amerifanii6en Grfabrltn.
gen berei6ert, nod Deutiblano
5uriidgefebrt, UNI iie in Der altetl
Seimot frudtbringeno gu bertper-
ten.
IGe Die groBen bliiben6en StGo-
tie, an oenen Deutidlano 10 iiber.
aus reid tit, peroanfen lire. mo-
bernie gntpiflung oen 80er Sobren
oes bergangenen Sabrbunberts; mt
5ablige Snouitrien iino In Ser
gleiden 3eit e~ntitanoen; Die offent-
lide 8eiunobeitspfleee mltrbe IN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-04

l1th9 tfto oas 8olt bon Galttpr.
MEN IN bellen Subel iiber oos
pradtige @eiee ousgebro6en it,
oariiber perlautet einihpeilen nod
nihts, ober bel 2ibte betradtet
tit Ser ginfaa gor ni6t 10 ob1te,
benin es laBt itd ni6t lelgnelL
bob Die bdltsli6e @r5iebur1g an bic
lem llnfug i6ulo tit, Ser inns iiber-
od i'm 2otoe oufitoBt nrto unier
offentli6es 2eben peri6anbet. @em
Die 9erren gltern ein fletn bisdiel1
mebr auf oas getrogen ibree
Sproblinee ouf Der StroBe a6ten
moltetL fonne es gar nt6t ldo=
Sen. Mon nenbe nidt Elm, Sugene
muiie iib austoben uno Dor oil
lem ein Sunge miiiie pilo iein;
BET ser 9%ndmo,1ierei fomme nid,tS
eutes beraus. 9aral1f 5ielt oos @e=
iet offenbor gar nidt bin ionocrn
bern ouf Die Sd)le6tigfeit uno
Nidtsmiiroigfeit, nit Ser bie uno
oo uro 8par iebr piel fife uno %,
Die @ai~ieniugeno ltd eegen Meni6
nno 8teb pereebt. 9us lit feline
@ilobeit mebr, ionoern geraoe3n
ieeliihe Gobbeit, unb oa5u miro
i'm @lternbauie Ser @runo gelegt,
oas lit ni6t pe5uleugnen. @enn Die
9erren gltern ibren 4inoern nit
gutem 8eiipiel porongeben uno lire
lieben Mitmeniden in Srieoen loi=
len moaten, Damn miirbe man piel
meniger urla6e baben, iiber oieia
6olen 8uben 81 flagen. Slber ga Iiegt
eben Ser Sale i'm Gfeffer: mie Die
Ilten itngen, 10 5miti6ern Die
Sltngen. 9latl6 nno Srotid ii6er
Die Nadbaridoft, ginlniiden in
anoerer 2elite 8ripatangelegenbei-
ten, @eripotten uno Backgammon
Der Hebte an6erer, oas lit ia lei
Der p~ielerorten i'm Sdmanee nilo
oaralls erflart iid ia o16 ser
Notwithstanding. 8as Sanshelt
ni6t lernt, lernt Sons ni1nmer-
mebr, uno oesbalb muB Die Suger,o
gu einem riidiidtspoaen .@uftreten
er5ogen meroer1 unb penn Ser
liebe 9opa nidt bon ielbit 10 eIlt-
iidtie letn mil, leinen SproBlina
fir oos fiinftige 2eben 5u er5ie-
ben, oanit err nt6t 81 eitlem Stra-
Beni6red tpiro, oann i6aoet es gor
nidts, menn man tin an Der el1t-
pfinolihiten Stelle, am @elobeufel
geborig i6ropft. geiier miro -er
ia ielbit ni6t oaourd, aber es oiirf.
te ibm bod cine eelinoe @bnun1
oammern, oaB es geiheiter lit, Gin
bisden &iidiidt auf oie &edte bee
Witlneniden 5n nebmen. lno ald)
oie guben miirbet it6 10 nod mo
nod oaran g%emobnen, .iid anltan-
bigger ouf5ufiibren. Muf Die 8e:ie
tdnte man pieGei6t I'M 2anfe See
3eit babin, BOB bos 0ffentlide Sc
BEN BON oen i6anbbaren Musipiid-
ietL pie Irobibition lnb oerglei-
bert, frei tpiirbe, Inter bielem @e-
iidtspurfte oiirfte mandem ser
ginfen bes &aliforniers menieer
tomii6 norfommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-04
Der seritrentc srDfeROr.

Die befannte 3eritreutbeit mlaf1-
der 8elebrten miro in Den @eoenf-
5lattern Der 9erIiner militariidan
gilonngsanitaltei1 ourf ein neues
ergoeli6es 9apitel bereidert. 80
fraste i'm often Srieori1-8ilbelnl.
ltaotii6en @pmnaiium ser @e-
l6i6tslebrer 8reiemer, ser in Ser
tretung oes 8rofeiiors S. unterriG-
tete, ben Brimus: y@eldel Sell
Der @eidi6te baben Sie 5ulebt
ourdgenommen?" Sen 0reiBiq-
iabrigen &rieg", anttportete oieler.
vNltn, bann ia9en Sic mir mol, in
pelbem Sabre fano Ole Sdlodt BEL
Gutter u1b @egener itatt2" Sssn oie-
Ier beriibmten @einftube, In Der
i6on 0on1als Deprient uno 6. 8. 81.
Sofffnann berfebrt batten, pflegte
.. germ ieinen acknowledgement gu
trirtfell, uno 10 NOR aus 2utter am
8orenberge = Gutter uno @eqeuer
gepor0en . Ginmol fragte 3.
5tuei 8riioer: Sic iino 3miainae?"
aSa", NOR Die @ntmort. $50 iiub
Ste geboren2" nSSn gerlin." limo
Sie2" wenoete er iid in uneriGiit-
terli6em @rnit an ben 8ruoer, Der
oann unter aaeeneinem @efid,er
Der &laiie antnortete: vMl,h in
Berlin, SEER BrofeIior." gtnen an.
'oeren fragte g.: u@as lit SIR Sd
ter2" Ser lit tot, er mar geIiser
ether Observation-Disclosures" 50
i6reiben Sie," %penoete iid 9. an
Den 8rimus, uunter Die Nubrif:
pStano BEG @aters": u@itpe elmer
Wineralipaiier : 4nitalt" Sn ben
obenernabnten I ugeoellfblattern4
geoenft Der @erfaiicr auh nod Ell
neg ebemaligen Bepins llno ipate-
rem S~tabsar3tes, Der aIs ioI6er Sen
arieg BON 1901 mitma6te, urto
fiirSli6 %geitorben lit. 0abei miro
ertuabnt, BOB Die 8epins aaiabrlidy
81 Weibna6ten in ibrem 0ereilt
uWilitdriihe Stimmrise" cine gro-
Bere gitbnenauffiibruna %peranItoI-
ten, BET Der Die 2eioen uno ssreu-
ben oes Bepins CUR 9orIteuung
fomnler. Ser @eneralarat nit iei-
mem Ioiutanten uno iGmmtliden
Stabs0r5ten feblte ME bei Ser 6eier.
Die 0@eoenfblatter" entbolten aud)
5mei fur5e pabre Mnefooten pon
benz an oieier Stene beretts mlebr-
fa6 eripabnten beriibmten 9linifer
5reri6s, Der es bel &ranfenporitel-
lungen i'm Sorfaole offers liebtc,
Den &onoioaten ouf oas @latteiS gu
fibren = in 6eiien eigenem Srterei-
lie. Solte er ooh lernen ielbIt.
itonotg gu iein. SO ieste s. mol
lein i6ones elfenbeinernes Sorrotr
All, foridte uno frogte: u@as DO
rem sic oo?" Nun serbra6 iih Der
&otloioat ben &opf mas 90 mol Mb.
ftormes mare. @enobnlid fam oann
BET Ser antDort cine 9unmbeit
beraus. nS6on gut" iagte s. ii.
6elno, Id bore nidts.S .@as lit
oas fir elm grantbem (ausidlag)."
fragte er elm anoermal, omel6es Sic
oa auf benz 4orper oes &ronfe't
ieben?" @euobnltd eab Der 0eu.
ling cine perfebrte antport. "S6on
gut" iagte 8reri9, Sic peroelt
es nod oft bier beoba6ten fonnen,
es iin6 Slobitide."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-04
@irb elm ppfer BON 9ieben.

9. SO. Bombs bon Goal gitp.
Sflo, bei6mert ii9, oaB 5nei 9iebe
ibm Ole @eiunobeit fir opei SATIRE
Itablen: Gin 2eber- ltf1o Elm Nieren-
leioen. Or. Sings Meue 2ebens
&inen furierten i'm. 25 Gents BET
aaen 9rngeiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-04
Sur ein grotitp =gbinin,

bns 1T bas abfibrenbe 8ronto =Gbiuin.
iebt auf Die 11nterfdrift bon 90. 90.
@rpbe. SSn Der gan5et1 Welt eebrnudjt
UNI grfdltlne III 1 Sag gu beileu. 25c.
The evening world., 1911-03-01

pass ava there. lie could feel the
weight OF tho bullets inside him and
knew his life was cbbing fast.
Painfully he achieved the Journey to
the Lexington avenue clearinghouse.
mounted to his room and lay down.
Along about . o'clock he felt very bad
and began to groau. :. Kado went In
20 him from an adjoining room. and
when he say the revolver. the burned
clothing n other tragic signs lie
rushed out and called In doctors and
policemen.
Shlmumora was hustled 10 the Pres
hytcrian Hospital and Policeman Mona
han took his word for Il that he was
fun of lead and about to expire. The
truth did not come out until tho Jap
was laid on an operating able and
eight or nine surgeons began probing
for bullets. When they discovered that
there were not ever any bullet holes
they stopped probing.
Detective MCGEE was waiting to take
the patients a-ntc-murt"m statement.
hut instead he arrested the little brown
man, and tomorrow hc will have his
day In court.
The evening world., 1911-03-01
OFF Job,
HEA[THEMPLOyEE'S
PAY IS HELD Up
Comptroller Had a Man Trail
ing InSpector--Time Card
Shows Days Work.

In connection with the investigation
of the Board OF Health by Commis-
sioner OF Accounts Fosdick, which has
shown a necessity for radical reforms.
Comptroller Prendergast has been
making an inquiry into the time-card
system in vogue In the Health De-
partment. As a result OF s~hadowing
certain employees OF the department.
the Comptroller to-day asked Commits
sioner Lederle FOR certain Information
regarding the services rendered by In
spector Meyer Joffe. who is listed as
a sanitary inspector and receives a
salary OF sl,21 a year.
An inspector OF the Finance Depart
ment who has kept tabs OF the move
ments Of Inspector Joffe and othei
I Health Department employees, reports
that On Feb. II last Joffo left his home
| a. lois a. NJ. stopped at the East Sid,
Branch Of the Fourteenth street Bank
and went from there to No. "a Grand
street. where the Jone Importing Com
pany runs a novelty store. After q
short time ne left the store and went Ia
| no. iSG ~Broadway, where am auction
sale was In progress. lie remained there
| from lO.G \. VI. until 1870 T.. NJ, when
| the Inspector left.
According to the report of the shadow
Ing Inspector. Jone's time card repre-
scented him as reporting at the Health
Department at $50 A. NJ On Feb. II,
left al IL O'Clock. returned at 1873
O'Clock. departed at 30 l.. NJ, returned
AZ 8 T.. VI. and departed at 10 T.. NJ.
being credited on the time sheet with
"S.l hours on duty
The Comptroller adds in his communi-
cation: The inspectors report covers
Mr.. Joffe's movements for several other
days, but the Instance which have
cited vii! indicate TO you the dlfiiculty
which | encounter IN attempting e.
,udit payrolls based upon this sort Of
time record. In view of these facts
have refused TO approve the salary of
Mr.. Ione Cor the month OF February,
pending such Information as you may
furnish which would tend t. Justify my
doing so"
Commissioner Lederle IS stIll IN the
: SoItn Oh cave Of absence and IS du,
back in the city Saturday.
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on ones chair ami feel superior?
Ihese women who did not smoke came
Tor that sensation and they had 1t.
Is City More Liberal?
fancy. to them. 1t was even more
piauant hen a little expedition into
the slun.s where one may discourse TO
the poor upon the virtues Of living
happily upon nothing a week. As I
sat INC watched l wondered whether
New York Is really becoming more
liberal. Not in its purse, OF course,
u In dts point OF view. This city has
over been sufficiently liberal In pur-
CHASING that peculiar kind OF broad
which necessarily costs
money. But are We really going TO be-
come liberal enough to permit people
as wide Q latitude with their foibles as
We allow then with their morals ?
Some. I take It. were born broadminded;
Paris for example. Some. like London,
attained observation-disclosures. Is New
york. which has always kept It's broad
mindedness Just elastic enough TO
stretch over it's personal code. going IN
nave literally thrust upon It? Just
now 1t looks as though the manage
ment OF the R~itz-Carlton were attempt
ing that very thing.
Doubtless the sight Of women smok-
ing In a public place will for some time
remain more or less perplexing To those
persons who pride themselves upon be-
ing pain American business men. Their
class Is largely made up of men who
know two kinds OF women-the women
who smoke and the women who do ma,
Yet II these same gentlemen have sue
cessfully plotted their way through the
subleties and shades OF Difference
among women who rouge their Inns and
enamel their faces, surely they will not
De shipwreclSed upon this new but fan
less rocky coast.
And will the tire OF their
emancipation? And firing Of ii. what
then? She who does not advance retro
grades. To-day the woman who light
her cigarette IN the Oak Room OF the
R!tz-Carlton may be rewarded with the
sxhilsrating thrill of the pioneer. But
tomorrow the ground has been cuVeYe.
the tale told. VIVA; will there b,
then but TO relapse into iethargy or else
push on from cigarette TO cigar and
from cigar to pipe?
But anyway, and for the present, the
dining room Of the one trst-class hote
! IN New York which has ever permitted
women TO smoke in public is a sum
ciently interesting study.
The evening world., 1911-03-01
100 HORSES STAMPEDE
AS FIVE STABLES BURN.
Plunge Through Streets and Ham
per firemen at Harlem
Blaze.

Fire starting In a stable extending
from No. q 10 " Pleasant avenue at .
o'clock this morning spread to a saloon
at No. 40 East ono Hundred and Eighth
street. then to n stable at Nos. i36-+3S
East ono Hundred and Eighth, and
leaped over to another stable at Nos.
i32-i3t. Before the nrcmen arrived the
flames had spread to a stable at No.
40 East one Hundred and Seventh
street and then to a stable next door
at No. i37.
Men employed about tho stables be-
gan freeing horses and soon 40 animals,
some of them work horses and others
bread winners" owned By poddlers.
were plungIns and ~neighing about the
streets.
So frantic were the animals that the
hrcmen worked with difficulty. A sec
ond alarm was sounded. which brought
nine engines to the scene and the burn
ing frame houses we're attacked from all
sides. II Is not believed n OF the
horses persisted In the flames. The loss
was about $1,000.
The evening world., 1911-03-01
STRICKEN BY DEATH
IN CHAIR IN HER STORE.
Widow of Former Rich Contractor
Who Committed Suicide, Victim
OF Heart Failure.

old, MAS sitting IA a rocking chair In
her little grocery AZ so. 30 Vest one
Hundred ana Tw~eniy-siNth street late
last night when she was stricken with
heart failure, Father Quinn of St. Jo-
seph's Roman Catholic Church arrived
In time to administer the last rites De-
fore she died,
Mrs. Kelly was former" prosperous.
Michael Kelly. aer husband, was a
contractor, Tweuty-four years ago he
lost his money througl speculation and
committed suicide by Jumping Of a elm
at what IS now one Hundred and
Twenty eighth street and 81. Nicholas
avenue,
The evening world., 1911-03-01
SOIL EXPERT TO NIP
PARK GRAFT SCHEME.
Items for Extra Services of En-
ployees Stricken Out of Cen
eral Deficiency Measure.

G. B, Maynadier, a soil expert ~ the
employ OF the Department u Asr.1ul-
ture, will come here from Washington
to-day 10 begin a series OF iuvcsllgl-
tons for PARK CommIss.Duer Slower.
who will keep him here unt!l May.
Mr.. Maynadier is expected to slov
lust what is wrong vita the soil IN
Central Park and apply treatment
which viii increase It's fertility. The
park soil has been in poor condition for
several years, In some places grass
has ceased % grow entirely
II wanted Mr.. Mayuadicr" Commis-
sioner Stover said, mot only because I
wanted 70 know just what should .c
done 10 tho park but because | had
heard rumors of a plan 10 sell the city
100000 worth OF hunas and stories
Of graft we're IN the air. | wanted -
nip this graft scheme IN the bud.