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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-10
TeIegramy zagraniczne'
z Wloch.

Rzym, 10 lipca. = w ubiegia
sobote otrzymai prywatna au-
dyencye o OLGA Sw. znany adwo-
kat polityk chicagoski J. Hamil-
ton Lewis, bawiacy chwilowo we
Wloszech. Ma audyencyi byl on
z teSciowa swa, pania Douglas z
Georgia. Ojciec Sw. nader uprzej-
mie rozpytywai sic niektore
sprawy amerykahskie, oraz pytai
o zdrowie prezydenta Tafta, o
ktorym wyrazai sic bardzo po-
chlebnie.
- Izba deputowanych przyje}a
III giosami wiekszosci ustawe
tworzaca rzadowy monopol ubez-
pieczenia W caiym kraju.
= w Turynie odbyi sic wspa-
niaiy pogrzeb zmarlej pred kill
ku dniami exkrolowej portugal
skiej Maryi Phi. w pogrzebie u
czestniczyia krolewska para wio-
sSa. przedstawiciele dworow "a
granicznych, oraz 2OO,OOO-czny
tiurl widow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-10
z Argentyny.

Buenos Ayres, 10 lipca. = Po-
licya tutejsza wpadla ma trop a.
narchistycznej szajki, ktora zdaje
sic ma ma sumieniu kilka zama-
chow, popeinionych W ciagu O.
satnich Sch lat. Aresztowano
anarchistow, w ktoryCh domu
znaleziono istna fabryke bomb
wiele kompromitujacych doku-
mentow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-10
TrafnleI

Nauczyciel: Jasiu, powiedz mi
Jake przyslowie chlopskie.
Jasiek: = Bhzsza koszula ciala anil
zeli kozuch.
Nauczyciel: = Kto mi powie jesz-
cze jake trafniejsze przysiowie?
Antek sic wyrywa: = Blizsza pchia
cjaia, niz koszula.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-10
z Szwecyi.

Stockholm, 10 lipca. = Cd dis
strajkuje tu 10000 robotnikow
budowlanych, niezadowolonych z
rozsadzenia polubownego wyda-
nego przez sad w zatargu ich z
pracodawCami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-10
z Rosyi.

Petersburg, 10 lipca. = Off
cyalna statystyka stwierdza, IL
stan zboz w Rosyi, choc ME tax
dobry, jak W roku zeszlym, jest
jednak zadawalniajacy. w Polsce
stan zboz jest nawet lepszy, niz
w roku minionym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-10
~ THFL4kE

street, ktorej chodzi o zagarnie-
Gle cennych obszarow gruntow.
Ballinger oSwiadczyi, re we wszy-
stkiem tenn niema siowa prawdy.
z Kongresu.
Waszyngton, 10 lipca. : w So
bote senat odrzucil pierwszy do
datek Cumminsa do projektu u
kiadu handlowego Kanada, co
mogloby stanowic zapowiedz, IL
nowela zostanie przyjeta bez
zmiany. Zdaje sic, re inne dodat-
XII Cumminsa doznaja tego same
go losu: glosowanie mad niemi
ma sic odbyc dzisiaj. : w izbie
posiow wniesiono nowele tyczacq
sic wyznaczenia szesciu Milo
now dolarow ma zalozenie linii
okretowej stojacej pod kontrola
rzadu, ciagnacej sic wzd}uz wy
BREEZY zachodnich przez kana}
Panama.
w biezacym tygodniu senat be-
die miai duzo piracy, podczas
gdy izba posiow zbierze sic do
piero we srode, by natychmiast
odroczyc sic do soboty j tylko jej.
komitety beda zatrudnione.
Zdaje sic tez, ze W przeciagu
tygodnia lub dni 10 uklad W spra-
vie sadow rozjemczych pomiedzy
Stanami Zjednoczonymi Wielka
Brytania zostanie podpisany
przez sekretarza Knoxa i amba-
sadora angielskiego Bryce.
Manewra floty.
Provincetown, Mass, 10 lipca.
Najwieksza flota amerykahska,
jaka kiedykolwiek W jednem
miejscu sic zebraia, gromadzi sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-10
z Kanady.

Sarnia, Ont, 10 lipca. = Mad
rzeka St, Clair spioneio W wiel-
kich tamtejszych skiadach drze-
wa wiele materyalu budowlanego
wartoSci $15O,OOO. Szkode pokry-
je ubezpieczenie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-10
z Mexyku.

Mexyk, miasto, 10 lipca. = Mi
mister spraw wewnetrznych, 90
mez, ustepuje urzedu z tel
przyczyny, il mu sic ME udaso
pogodzic prowincyi obecnym
stanem rzeczy; zdaje sic jednak,
ze wlaSciwym powodem jego u
stapienia jest to IL byl on "a lago-
dnym dla stronnikow exprezyden-
ia Diaza, co sic ME podobaHo Ma
derystom.
- RUGBY strajkowe po mia
stach mexykanskich ustaja i sy-
tuacya ukiada sic normalnie; je-
dynie jeszcze W Vera Cruz straj-
kuia zamiatacze ulic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-10

Eatterman CLAM pozycza wan pie
niedzy ma splacenie starej hipoteki
.lab ma budowe. lilo Milwaukee ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-10
ze Spraw Wloskich.
Kr6l jerry W Irlandyi.
Sprawa Marokka.
CO slychac w Mexyku?
CASTRO w VENEZUELA.
OlbrzyIni Straj<.
Dobry stan zboz w Polsce.
= MI Nie"iec.
CO slychac W Mexyku?
CASTRO W VENEZUELA.
Dobry stan zboz w Polsce.


przepOwiednle pOgOdy kongresu Pre-
zydent odpowiadae czynione Name
wry GOspOdarka Iand-Dezercya marynarzy
znanei SiOsry zakOnne
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-10
,,Lamacze strajku".

Cleveland, O., 10 lipca. = Iu-
teisi wlasciciele pracowni kra-
wieckich, W kt6rych strajk panu-
ie, sprowadzaja ,,iamaczy straj-
ku". w sobote sprowadzili $50
krawc6w, wczoraj 100 dalszych,
musiano ich przywiezt do mia
sta pod silna straza policyi ,gdyz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-10
Wielki pozar.

wczoraj pozar W stajni spofkl
Arthur Dixon Transfer Co., pm.
1333-I33o S. State ul., ktory
szalai przez dziesiec godzin, "a
MIN straz ogniowa zdofa}a go O.
panowac.
w stajni znajdowaio sic 335
koni, a tylko u wyratowano'
Strategy robili co mogli, lecz po-
Ear szerzyl sic tax gwaitownie,
ze ME MONA byio zadnym spo-
sobem przyjsc pomoca zwierze
tom. I tax narazili sic strazacy ma
wielkie niebezpieczenstwo, runaf
bowiem ma Mich muir, ktory jed
max ma szczeScie nikogo clezko
ME pokaleczy}.
Drugi pozar powsta} wczoraJ
popoludniu w stajni w. {. Ree-
bie'go i brata, pm. 2521-2523
Sheffield ave-, tam cztery konle
zgine}y W plomieniach.
w pierwszym pozarze szkoda
wynosi okoio 100000, W dru-
GIN $4,000.
Bartzen rozdaje lodownie ubogleJ
ludnosci.
Dzielnice wioska ma zachod,
niei stronie miasta zwiedzif one
gdaj prezes Wydziaiu Sanltarne-
90, Piotr Bartzen, w towarzyst-
vie agenta powiatowego Jozeta
Myers. Obaj jechali automobi-
lem, Z kt6rego rozdawali lodow-
ME ubogim, oraz tykiety ma lod
i mleko. Dzieciom porozdawaf
Bartzen setki dziesieciocentowek
"a kt6re kazal i'm kupic sobie To-
dow.
Lodownie, rozdane przez Bart
zena sa 16 sail wysokie, 10 cali
szerokie i 80 cali dlugie, pomle-
scic w sobie moga rs funtow To-
.du. Kosztowaiy kase powiato-
wa po o9 centow sztuka' Agent
powiatowy zamowii 1000 takich
lodowni i razem Bartzenem be-
die je rozdawai ubogim.
Ostrzega sic, re uwzglednlone
beda w biurze agenta powiato-
wego tylko te aplikacye, kt6re
wniesione. sa przez ludzi ubo-
gich; wszelkie inne prosby beda
odrzucone.
Precz wrozbiarkami!
Pochwaly gadna krucyate
prowadzi cd dni kilku szef poll
cyl Nc Weeny. Wyznaczyf on
kilku policyant6w, ktorym naka-
zai zbadac szczegofowo kruczkl
jakimi posiueuja sic kalabarki i
zdac mu rapport. Dosz}o bowiem
w dniach ostatnich do wiadomo-
sci policyi, re wrozbiarki dopusz-
czaja sic wielkich naduzyc, zwaa-
SEGA w dzielnicach zamieszka-
nych przez ludnosc ubozsza.
Pomoc swoja przyrzeki row
niez prokurator mieiski Mclner-
ney. ktorv niebawem wytoczyc
ma process kilkunastu wrozblar-
kom. lest to niejako jego obo-
wiazkiem, bo istnieje przeciez
prawo, wyraznie zakazulace
wszelakiego rodzaju wrozblar-
kom do uprawiania swego RE
miosia. Mech tylko odnosne
przestrzegac zaczna tego
prawa, a naduzycia ustana.
Dwaj reporterzy pewnego pte-
ma tutejszego, chcac wykazac,
do iakich srodkow posuwaja sic
kabalar<i, udali sic wczoraj do
niejakiej Maigorzaty Graham,
mieszkajacej W pieknej kamieni-
cy pm. 2oI8 Michigan ave. Tam
opowiedzieli iej zmyslona histo-
rye defraudacyi $4,000 pc
wnego bankrf ma prowincyi py-'
tall sic jej 0 porade.
Wrozbiarka zapytala sic naj-l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-10

teraz W tutejszym porcie, kto-
rego rozpoczna sies dnia Is lipca
wlelkie manewra. Ma kotwicy
stol tn luz 81 okretow, krazowni-
kow, torpedowcow, podwodnych
statkow, weglowych depeszo-
wych okret6w, w tych dniach
przybyt ma jeszcze II statkow,
a miedzy mimi takie olbrzymy jak
Delaware, Kansas, louisiana
New Hamphire. Zaloga liczyt
bedzie $4,000 ludzi.
Nv sprawie gospodarki ma Ellis
Island.
Washington, 10 lipca. = Mini
ster handlu Nagel, generalny ko-
misarz imigracyjny Keefe i ko-
misarz Williams Nowego Yor-
ku, dzisiaj wobec komitetu izby
regul maja bye przesluchani W
sprawie gospodarki ma Ellis l.
sland, poruszonej przez Sulzera,
Kiedy podniosly sic liczne skargi
ma te gospodarke, wymienieni wy
zej sami domagali sic przesiucha-
MIA. ..
Dezercya.
| Nowy York, 10 lipca. - I ko-
szar marynarki w Brooklynie wy
daliio sic bez urlopu okolo 40 zo}-
merry marynarki, CO stanowl
dziesiata Geese caiej zalogi. Jeze-
Ii ME powroca do dnia 16 lipca,
to bedzie sic ich uwazac "a de-
zerterow. Przywieziono ich tn
przed IA dniami Guantanamo,
skarzyli sic ma ziy wikt, srogie OBJ
chodzenie sic i niewyplacanie zoi-
du.
Wstawiaja sic "a skazana.
Indianapolis, Ind, 10 lipca. =
Gubernator Indiany, Marshall,
ktory sam jest przeciwnikiem ka-
ry 'smierci, wystosowai do Lorda
Gray, generalnego gubernatora
Kanady list, w ktorym go prosi,
azeby kare smierci, ma ktora ska
zana zostala Angelina Napolitl-
no "a zabicie meza : brutala, "a
mienii ma kare dozywotniego VIE
zienia. Wyrok ma bye wykona-
ny 8 sierpnia: do owego dnia dla-
tego odfozono wykonanie wyro-
ku, IL skazana spodziewa sic 20
STAG matka w pierwszych dniach
sierpnia. = Pewien tuteJszy ma
1arz domow w liScie do Lorda
Gray, ofiarowai poddat sic wy
konaniu wyroku smierci W mle]-
see skazanej, z Peoria, ILL.,, wysla
w tych dniach petycye 0 ztago-
dzenie wyroku opatrzona So,ooo
podpisami.
,,Lamacze strajku".
Cleveland, O., 10 lipca. = lu-
tejsi wiasciciele pracowni kra-
wieckich, W ktorych straJk panu-
je, sprowadzaja ,,iamaczy stral-
ku". w sobote sprowadzill 3oe
krawc6w, a wczoraj 100 dalszych,
musiano ich przywiezc do mia
,>nlicp, O6UZ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-10
Ze spraw angielskich.


Dublin, Irlandya, 10 lipca. =
Krol Jerry z zona synem owa-
cyjne zaiste znalezli przyjecie W
Irlandyi. Krola wszedzie witaja
radoSnie i usposobienie ludnosci
jest jak najlepsze. Kr6l udzielis
calego Szerego audyencyi, pra-
gnac poznac ludzi stosunki, O.
raz otworzyi park w najbiedniel-
szei czeSci miasta, gdzie mu ubo-
ga ludnoSc serdeczna urzadzila o.
wacye; uczestniczyia tez para
krolew. W poczcie programowych
uroczystoSci; pobytu krolewskie-
go zadne dotad zajScie ME zakio-
clio. Krolowa zwiedza szpitale !
liczne zaklady dobroczynne.
Londyn, 10 lipca. - Dziennik
Times" doradza, ably Stany Zje-
dnoczone po przeprowadzeniu
traktatu sadow polubownych z
w. Brytania zrobiiy te sama pro-
pozyeye Japonii,
Do Southampton przybyi
ks. Henryk Pruski z kilkudziesie-
ciu marynarzami niemieckimi, a
by uczestniczyc w urzadzanych
przez sic zawodach wioSlarskich,
kt6re odbeda sic W Oxfordzie.
Snr.11a Marokka
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-10

(Dokohczenie ma str. 5ej.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-10
Sprawa Marokka.

Paryz, 10 lipca. = Cabinet mi
nisteryalny postanowil konfero-
wac z Niemcami W kwestyi ure-
gulowania sprawy marokkanskiej
W duchu pokojowym, Podobno po
sci francuski w Berlinie Cambon,
zostanie delegowany w tel misyi,
aby sic porozumial z niemieckim
rzadem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-10
Manewra floty.

Provincetown, Mass, 10 lipca.
Najwieksza flota amerykahska,
jaka kiedykolwiek W jednem
miejscu sic zebraia, gromadzi sic
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-03-04
BADGE FOR WORTHY MA1RoK,
Poinsettia Social Club Dined by Mrs.
Seth w. Thomas at tho MaroeIls.
Female Assistant Pastor at Price
Memorial Church-William johnson
as Coach at Horse Show.
BY A. E. EDWARDS.

Atlantic City, N. J.-One Of the most
brilliant social functions Of recent date
in the city by the sea was given by
Mrs. Seth W. Thomas at her beautiful
cottage, the Marcelle, having as her
guests the members Of the popular
Poinsettia club. The Poinsettia is the
leading social organization in Atlantic
City and numbers in its membership
some of the most prominent persons
in the town.
By long experience as proprietor Of
the Marcelle cottage, which she has
so successfully conducted, Mrs. Thomas
brought to bear on this occasion with
telling effect her most aesthetic taste in
the arrangement of decorations for the
dining hall and parlors and in the COM
position of the menu.
Among the many present were Miss
Theresa Robinson, Miss Peterson. Miss
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-03-04

Ethel Minton, Nettie Hutton, Clara
Lewis. Mr.. Leon Williams, Dr. By
mum, Miss Estelle and Maude Fitz-
gerald. Miss Bessie Banks, Mrs.
Thomas, and Charles Deaver.
Thrifty Auxiliary to Masonies.
The secret society event was the
anniversary sermon to Atlantic chap
ter No. IS, Order of the Eastern Star.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-03-04
EDUCATIONAL INTERESTS.
Pittsburs Courier Calls Attention to
New School Coda.

Fittsour9 Courier Calls Attention to
New School Code.
Under the caption THE New School
Code" the Pittsburg Courier says:
The interest Of Negroes generally
and especially those who have the
power Of the ballot in their hands
should center at this time on the new
school code.
Pennsylvania has no separate
schools. The children Of Negro par
entage as well as of any or all other
nations or races Of people attend the
public schools and are given the bene
fit Of that uplift which comes from the
free association incident to school life.
The new code should be thoroughly
examined and its purposes fully un-
derstood, and il there be the least
inkling Of anything which has for its
aim or purpose means Of operation
against the interests of the Negro 1t
should be assiduously sought out and
eradicated.
The Negro of Pennsylvania has, po-
litically speaking. mighty weight,
and now is the time to look we'll into
his interest and see that only such a
law as operates for Negro children as
well as any other race variety Is
enacted into AF.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-03-04

which was preached by the Rev. Mr.
Gregory in the Union Baptist church,
Of which he is the pastor The mem
bers and friends of the organization
turned out in large numbers, which,
with the congregation Of the church,
filed every seat in the spacious audi
torium.
Atlantic chapter Is an auxiliary to
the Free and Accepted Masons and is
composed largely Of the energetic busi-
ness women of this place. The history
Of the order was read by the worthy
financial secretary, Mrs. Alice NJ. Hol-
bert, after which the worthy past
matron, Mrs. Ida Lewis, was presented
with a handsome past matron's badge.
While the organization Is young, 1t Is
doing great work in the community.
Price Memorial Church Notes.
The Rev. Miss Mary E. Taylor, the
noted Biblical scholar and evangelist,
has been assigned to Price Memorial
church, North Ohio avenue, as assist
ant to the Rev. DR.. Jackson, who Is
now travelling in the far south on busi-
ness pertaining to the Zion connection.
DR.. Jackson will probably return home
by Easter. Miss Taylor before coming
to this city labored in Key West.
Fla; Birmingham, Ala; Big Westley
church in Philadelphia, Mother Zion
in New York and other churches in
various parts Of the country.
The church has recently been re-
painted inside, and new electric
heating plant has also been installed
The property is the most valuable In
the city, it being situated near the
leading business street and running
one-half city square deep and nearly
200 feet wide.
The drill team Of the |. d. X. X.
one Of the high branches of the
Knights Of Pythias of New Jersey.
was entertained recently by Mr.. VIII
liam johnson. After the social fea-
lures the members discussed plans for
Increasing the membership Of the team
and how to make the work Of drilling
more interesting.
The genial host is quite prominent In
business and social circles For years.
while coaching entries for the annual
horse show on Young's pier. Mr. John
son has landed blue ribbon after blue
ribbon for his employers. No better
Judge Of horselesh and handler OF
blooded stock can be found IN the
state.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-20

had had with famous people, includ-
ing an actress who refused to see him
because he called on her in a corduroy
suit Whereupon he gave her 'ab-
sent treatment" and wrote what he
thought she might have said had she
said anything.
Mrs. w. A. McCarter interpreted her
subject "B. A to mean Before Arriv-
ing. Riches, power and fame never
brought anyone to the point of arriv-
ing. although those who possess those
blessings may be on the road, but the
comforting of benefits is the one thing
that means the highest success"
Mrs. Matte Toothaker Kimball, the
new president of the club made an
address of praise to Kansas which is
her native state.
Mr.. Frank farrell was called upon
to respond to the toast Man." and
made a brief address including his
famous Chinese story to which Mrs.
farrell had referred in her address
publicity by Proxy" in which she
cleverly set forth the change in wo-
mans condition by which she no
longer gains her publicity by proxy
"A unique feature of the program
was Mrs Monroe's toast, THE Wo-
man of the Hour" written in verse,
and describing woman's condition and
progress from her discovery that she
was possessed of a soul to her know
ledge that the world was her sphere.
MIS-. II. ~. Harvey WIS On LIS pIO-
gram for an original poem, but as she
was unable to attend on account of i'll
ness, she sent her paper which was
read by Miss Nanon Herren, the
toastmistress.
Mrs. Don Carlos of Lawrence, was
one of the speakers on the afternoon
program. She read a paper Mag
nolia Sketches" including a dialect
poem of the south, which she had
written some years ago for Tennes-
see. paper. Mrs. J. G. Wood made a
memorial address for the members
who have died within the past ten
months-Mrs. j. @. Royce, Mrs. Min
ME Morgan, Mrs. Jennie Kellogg and
Miss Zu Adams, with each of whom,
Mrs. Wood was intimately acquainted.
Miss Margaret Koontz's took for
her subject I'm the Public Eye" in
which she spoke of the work of the
railroads in building up cities. bring
ing the people into closer relation
ship. Miss Koontz is employed in the
publicity department of the Santa F'a.
Miss Lucy Porter made an address
on THE New Member and Mrs. Lii
liam King read a paper about famous
women in journalism. Miss Ona May
Miller sang and played some harp
solos on the Afternoon program.
The officers chosen for next year
are: Mrs Matte Toothaker Kimball,
OF Manhattan, president; Mrs. Mar
garet Hill McCarter, vice president;
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-20
End Bowel Misery
With a sCascaret'
Never any Headache, Biliousness, Indi-
gestion, or Constipation-NO More
miserable days after this.

This is the day of the gentle in
medicine The cathartic pill is old
fashioned. Salts and castor oil belong
to grandmother's time. The modern
doctor deals mildly. Cascarets are eff
fective, yet gentle. They don't irritate
or grippe They don't, like cathartics,
waste the digestive fluids.
Cascarets do only what some foods
will do, what some fruits will do, what
exercise does for the bowels Their
action is natural, not artificial. If
you live outdoors, exercise a great deal,
and avoid rich foods, you don't need
them. otherwise you do.
The most helpful laxative ever de-
vised is Cascarets- They are candy
tablets, pleasant to take. Then, they
are convenient. The ten-cent box fits
the vest pocket or the lady's purse
That is a vital point. The time to take
a laxative is the minute you suspect
THAT you need it. Don't wait til you
get home; don't wait till night. One
Cascaret, taken any time. makes you
feel great and they cost only 1oc per
box.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-20

man versus Oak Man." She handled
her subject in an entirely humorous
way, mingling sense and nonsense.
Il am retained as counsel in this
case by both the plaintiff and the de-
fendant,' she said, the charge being
the old complaint of non-support.
have studied the condition of the vine
and oak on Soldier creek, and l find
that the oak which supports the cling
ing vines is the dead oak, and that
the vines are sturdy and upright, hav-
ing shed their climbers. where the oak
is not found"
Mr.. David Leahy took the subject
of Views and Interviews in the alb
sence of Mrs C. Hoffman, who was to
have spoken on that subject. He gave
an interesting account of interviews he
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-20
NO LUMBER TRUST-CAsE.
Government Finds Southwestern Asso-
citation o. H., Says Its President.

Wichita, May 2O.-Howard f. Case
of this city, president of the South
western Lumber Dealers association,
declares that agents of the govern
ment have Investigated the south
western association and pronounced it
guiItless of any violation of the anti
trust laws. Mr.. Case said today:
There is no suspicion of lumber
trust in the southwest.
Some time ago the department
sent its agents to this territory and
they dug deep into the records, books.
facts and prices in this territory and
they acknowledged that they did not
find anything to justify Censure.
They found out several things
which led them to drop further inves-
legations They learned that all our
meetings were open anG free to all
corners; that we held no executive
meetings.: that there are no secret
councils; that prices are never dis
cussed; that there is no such thing as
blacklisting or police regulating"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-20
HE GOT THE WRONG OFFICE.
Some One Called Up Governor When
He Wanted Billiard.

David Leahy, private secretary to Gov
ernor Stubs, answered the telephone this
morning and had the question put to him
over the wire. us Mr.. Billiard there"
No" replied David in all seriousness.
when will he be there?" was de-
manded by the questioner.
Lets see,'' answered the secretary
thoughtfully lit will be twenty-one
months before Mr.. Billiard can get in this
Office
aTwenty-one minutes?' came over the
phone.
NO, twenty-one months
Say who is this talking, anyway
This is the governors office" replied
David gravely-
oh blank And the receiver clicked
with an angry bang. The man at the 9TH
er end had not David's sense of humor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-20
Note sand Personals.

The Knights and Ladies of Security
will have a special meeting Tuesday
night, with special features and re-
freshments. 1t was enormously stated
that the meeting would be on Thurs
day night.
Mrs. ]. ]. Hofer of 1929 North
Quincy street. returned today from
Lawrence, where she has been attend
ing the G. A. r. encampment.
Mrs. Jno. r. Johnson of 1116 North
jackson street, is seriously i'll at her
home.
| Zilla Swartz, the little daughter o1
Mr. and Mrs Will Swartz, of 1926
North Quincy street, is i'll with typhoid
fever.
Miss Mary P Borning of Granville
teacher in the Perry schools, is a
North side visitor today.
| Miss Maybell Kingman and Mr.
Thomas A. Kramer were married -
| s o'clock last night at the home of
the brides mother. Mrs. A. E. King
man. 1904 North Kansas avenue. Rev.
T. c. Pearson, pastor of the North
side Congregational church, officiated
The bride, who has worked for the
Continental Creamery Co. for some
time, is sister of Mrs. Charles Rob
Bert Kingman, city mail carrier. Mr..
and Mrs. Karmer will live at 1904
North Kansas avenue.
A. NJ. Petro. druggist.
At the Second Presbyterian church
tomorrow the pastor will preach in the
morning on the subject of Building
and Repairing the Temples" and at
night on "A Free Trial of Salvation. -
The chorus choir has prepared special
music for both services.
North Topeka Baptist church. $3.50
Sunday school; II a. M, preaching. sab
ject, Grace Sufficient" 8 p. M, Junior
meetings; Z p. M. union service of the
senior and intermediate B. Y. P. U.
societies; p. m, preaching. subject
.'Gecian VS. Christian Athletics, and
the Grecian Athletic Spirit"
The services tomorrow at the Church
of the Good Shepherd will be morning
prayer and sermon at IL o'clock, ev-
ening prayer and sermon at o'clock
A concert will be given Wednesday
evening, May a. at North Congrega-
tional church, by the well known Tracy
Wilson Trio. Tickets at Petro's drug
1t