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The evening world., 1911-11-07
NO BRIGHAM YOUNG
NTRAyG|VENUTAH
! BY ANT|M0RM0NS
So BattleShip's Silver Service
Is Now Both With and
Without.
PROTESTED TO TAFT.
American Party Objected to
Likeness of Religious Leader
on Dreadnought.
PROTESTED TO TAFT.

There was another presentation oere.
mony this afternoon aboard the new
b~attieship Utah when the National
Anti-Mormon Committee gave the ships
mess a silver tray which they hoped
would he used instead OF one bearing
a small picture Of Brigham Young,
founder OF the Mormon Church. Tn"
brigham Young tray" as tho COM
mlt,ee have called the piece in their
appeals. was presented yesterday with
isi other pieces Of the magnificent ser
vice given by the people Of Utah.
In place OF the pictures or Brigham
Young and the Mormon Temple. which
appear in an in~conspicuous place on
the original tray. the substitute bears
the symbolic figure OF a young e,rl
eprescntlng Utah and the I'll wing
inscription:
Presented to the United States
Battleship Utah by members OF the
American Party In the State OF
Utah. as an expression OF their
loyalty TO that State and to the
Constitution and Domestic Customs
Of the United States OF America.
The ceremony was In the main cabin
Of the Utah at the Navy Yard. Mrs,
Erna Won r. owen, chairman OF the
committee, made the presentation.
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COMMITTEE PROTESTED TO
TAFT AND MEYER.

.p''I'or fourteen months" she said. II
have. as the representative OF the nom
Mormon citizens of Utah. protested
against the use OF the Brigham Young
design on the silver OF this great ship.
Our protest reached Its climax when
the American party, IN convention AS
ssmbled in Salt Lake City, September.
1911, unanimously passed u resolution
Of protest against this design n for
wurded II to President Taft and Secre-
tary Meyer.
when 1t became known to our COM
rnittee that u protest had failed OF
recognition We decided 10 oner to the
Secretary OF the Navy n tray which Ne
had hoped TO substitute for that bearing
the Brigham Young design"
Speeches were made also by DR.. Wal
ter Laldlaw OF New York. Josiah Strong.
President OF the Society for Social
Service and Mrs. Donald Mclean. Presi-
dent Of the Daughters OF the Revolu-
ton. The committee gave out copies of
the following telegrams:
NOV. l.. Billion. George Won l..
Never, Secretary OF the Navy. L. s.
&. Mayfiower.
The undersigned, as a committee rep
resenting citizens and the American
party In Utah. respectfully request you
TO authorize the commanding officer OF
tie Battleship Utah to receive at their
hands a silver platter presented as an
expression OF loyalty to the state.
Erna Won r. Owen, Mrs. Donald Nc.
Lean, Mrs. c. Il. Allen. Miss c.. Il.
Mason, Helen Miller Gould. Miss Janet
Richards. Alexander NJ. Hadden. Her
man Ridder. Mrs. Gilbert Jones, DIR.
Anna Shaw. Walter Laidiaw, Robert NJ.
Stevenson. Mrs. Cumming Etory. Josiah
strong, Ida Tarbell, Mrs. Albion v.
wsdhams.
Mrs. Erna Won II. Owen. New York.
Replying committees telegram you
are informed presentation Of silver plat.
ter for Utah may be made aboard tina,
vessel at Navy Yard Tuesday. Novem.
Der Seventh. Commanding oflcer has
been informed. Suggest your communal
eating with him regarding hour and
details.
= NICHOLSON,
Acting Secretary Of the Navy.
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south. reckoning mo to follow. Va
long as ! went along with them they
were perfectly decent about II. Thr
minute | stopped they got nasty.
Griggs accompanied mis- baJoon cs-
cort about eight miles. and then there
was n stop of several hours while the
leaders of the gang had 4 long argu-
ment. The girl behooEs were very
Kind to Grlgss. bringing him lemons
and cucumbers.
Meantime Horne had gone back to the
s'lp and organized "A searching party
They found Griggs calmly shaving him
self with his safety razor to the vast
entertainments OF all the baboons. lie
would not perml. any uf the bdhOoiis to
he shot and presented hl~ safety razor
to IA" two girl hsbU1ns VINO had been
50 Kind to him. lie says they both
needed a shave badly. Grlggs will swear
to ali this before "A notary or a comihis-
sioner OF deeds. as the case may be.
The evening world., 1911-11-07
If YOU ARE A 1RlFlE SENSITIVE

About the size Of your shoes. it's some
satisfaction to know that many people
can wear shoes a size smaller by shaking
Aliens Foot-E Ease. the antispetic powder.
into them. just the thing for Dancing
Parties, Patent Leather Shoes and for
breaking in New Shoes. When rubbcrs
or overshoes become necessary and your
shoes pinch, Aliens Foot-Ease gives
instant relief. Sold everywhere, csc.
Sample FREE. Address Allen s. Ohm.
s,ed. lie Roy, y Y. Don't accept any
substitute.
The evening world., 1911-11-07

SkOWIIEGAN, Ic.. Nov. THE FIRST
thin icr Vic,iili Il tame lis fan were
announced to-day when word vas re-
celveC from ,thens, hat Charles Ire
land. sevc. teen, aud Perley Corson.
twelve, broke through tee formed over
night and were drowned They we're
the sous OF Leanoei ireland and Ansel
CprSOu.
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the biz business men of the borough.
and while I had not thought OF making
II before. the suggestion seemed good
II ! acted Upon It,"
Bernard II. Fee. acting deputy In
charge OF the Bureau OF Assessments
and Arrears. Is said to be slated FOL the
office OF Borough Secretary.
The evening world., 1911-11-07

CLARKSVILLE. Tex. Nov. With
In three hours yesterday after Riley
johnson. a negro, attacked a young
woman at a a house. near Clarks-
vile, and dubbed her mother into in
senslbility when she responded to her
daughters appeals for assistance, ne
was captured by q sherin's posse and
shot 20 death by bystanders when. ter
rined by threats OF lynching, he made
"a break for liberty.
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Here wc see the cause for the At.
tacks ON us aud the brazilian ,neels
at Americans who pre- cr to use a
faithful. homemade breakfa,t
d,ink and Incidentally keep the
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feline, in c%oflec, worked discomfort
and varying forms of disease.
Some people haven't the character
to stop a habit when they know it is
killing them, but it is easy to shift
from coffee TO Postum for, when
made according to directions. it
comes to table a cup Of beverage
seal brown color. which turns to rich
golden brown when cream is added,
and the taste is very like the mildei
grades of Old Govt Java.
Postum is vcritable food drink
and highly nourishing, containing all
the parts OF wheat carefully prepared
to which is added about 10 per cent
Of New Orleans molasses, and that is
absolu ely all that Postum is made Of.
Thousands Of visitors to the pure
food factories see the ingredients and
how prepared. Every nook and
corner is open for every visitor to
carefully inspect, Crowd ou iH.ly
aud seem to cnloy it.
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Then follows u tiresome lot of
statistics which wind up by show.
ing n decrease Of consumption in two
years oi, in round figures, two
bundled million pounds
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"There's q Reason

Postum Ccrch! Company. L'mi.r
Battle Creek. Michigan
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money in America. rather than send
the millions to Brazil and pay for an
article that chemists class among the
drugs and not among the foods.
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Some persons seem to have excess
vitality enough to use coffee, tobacco
and whiskey for years and apparent
ly be none the worse. but the mum.
Der is small, and when u sensible
man or woman finds an article acts
harmfully they exercise some degree
Of Intelligence by dropping it,
We quote again from the article:
These figures are paralyzing but
correct, being taken from Lcech 4
statistics. recognized as the most re-
liable"
This is one Of the highest COM
plimcnts v g paid to the lcvcl.hcad.
ed, common sense Of Americans who
cut of about two hundred million
pounds Of coffee when they found by
actual experiment Gin the majority
Of cases that the subtle dru. caf,
The evening world., 1911-11-07
Isn't it curious the.c"bur,

ly' strong men should pick out coffee
to''imaginc' about: Why not 'imag.
inc" that regular doses Of whiskcy
are harmful. or daily slugs Of NOR.
phine;
II imagination" makes the cal
,eine in coffee clog tbs liver. delrc,,
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Then the article proceeds to de-
nounce Postum and works into a
fine frenzy. because VIC have pub
lished facts regarding the effect Of
coffee on some people,
The narrowing tale goes on.
"Whe e a few yea sago everybody
drank coffee, several cups a day.
now VIC end in every walk in life
people who imngine they cannot
drink II. The underscoring is ouIs.)
Burly blacksmi,hs. carpenters. labor
crs and athletes have discontinued
OF cut down the use of coffee; as
there is not II person who reads this
and will not be able to find the
same conditions existing among his
own circle Of acquantanccs. is il
not well for the Brazilians to sit up
and take notice."
The evening world., 1911-11-07

Let us continue to quote from his
article,
notwithstanding the enormous
Increase IN population during the
pas three years. coffee shows an
annnl-ln- dccLcaac in consumption"
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viii the reader please remember.
We never nnoun that coffee "hurts
all people"
Arizona republican., 1911-01-03

LOTS AT SACRIFICE PRICES
 Some fine choice south front lots. East Garfield. only. S250 piece A fine corner East Mckinley; a bargain ......... ....... $350 choice lots on corner nf Brill car and Culver; both for ........... S600 very choice south front in Lawn Place: fine homes each side. s700 very choice lot in North Fifth street south Of Pierce. only $50 choice lots in West Monroe street near Dunbar's rosary; only .S675
 South front, East Evergreen. fine homes all around; only ....Sl .000 East front. Grand ave; close in; great bargain .........s4 s475 east fronts on North Sixth ave: close in: only ............S150 each
Arizona republican., 1911-01-03

AUCTION-Thursday. Jan. ;. at 10 a. m. Three miles west of Mesa on Mesa Creamery road. Seven head Of horses. consisting of one driving mare g years old. time 2:30; five well bred horses. one iycar- old driving mare: also ten head of first class milch cows. l3 head of yearl
 ing cattle. 6 head calves. Go head Of black MinOrca hens. I new surrey. l new surrey harness. 50 dining chairs other articles too numerous to men, ton. Terms All sums of S2J and under. cash. All sums over s25 three months time with interest with bankable note. Free lunch served at noon. Mrs Emma Lapham. owner: w w Hutchinson. auctiOnecr. k
Arizona republican., 1911-01-03

FOR SALE-$4.5OO. a fine country home. only two blocks rom car line; seven-room house and basement; fine young orchard. just in good bearing: one acre Of alfalfa: barn. chicken runs and cOops; about three acres in all and only q few minutes drive from Washington st. north. Ready for sub division. Would exchange for city property See Bright. 3l w Adams St
 $
Arizona republican., 1911-01-03
START RIGHT NEW YEAR BARGAINS

For excellent reasons owner Of a fine east front avenue lot 15Xl$1 F will sell for sS51 if taken at once Get busy.
 If you got the terms and were of- f-red new home for less than you could build iI-would you buy? Here it is: Beautiful new brick. Mission finish fine sanitary bath room. large lot. has never been occupied. only sis5O. Can be bought for S$0o down. Fine building lot in locality having building restrictions. Will sell for $4OO.
 Beautiful new seven-room pebble dash Mission finish brick. large lot. fine garage. exclusive locality. Change of business compels owner to sell. S2000 down will buy. Price S5250.
 ljOX6S5-Just two blocks to car line. Only mile and half west of Center St. SlOO0 Terms very easy.
 GREENE AND GRIFFIN.
 127 N. CENTER ST. tf
Arizona republican., 1911-01-03
NEW YEAR BARGAINS.

NEW YEAR BARGAINS. Two lots. five-room house. good shade and fruit trees. Price S2.250. Best Of terms.
 one acre in the heart of the city. Win cnt into six lots. Price s4.000. Modern two-story brick on W. Wash ingtOn St: stores on lower floor; apartments above. completely fur nished; new building: $12.500. terms. Present income S190 per month.
 THE II. I. LATHAM co. REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE
 No. w. Adams St. Phones: Con. Main goo: Overland 556.
 If
Arizona republican., 1911-01-03

THE GREATEST little buy in the country. one full acre each. front on Indian car line; fine alfalfa: d beauti- ful spot: S1000. s200 cash balance easy. See BOwles, l4 W. Adams. Sub. l4. q
 A SNAP-12O feet frontage corner Second St and Indianola Ave. on ln- dian school car line; water piped on lot; $500: s25 cash sl0 per month. Bur rOughs. II w. Adams. d
 FOR SALE-A fine suburban home. Corner tract on Central Ave; excellent location: near school and car line
 brick house. barn, well and electric pump; all kinds of fruit in full bearing. If yOu want a home. see this before it is taken. Valley Realty & Trust O.. 34 w. Adams st. $
Arizona republican., 1911-01-03
AUCTIONS.
~~~~~

PUBLIC SALE-Tuesday. Jan. 2. 1911. commencing at 10 4. NJ. one and a quarter miles south of Capitol on 18th Ave. known as Nelson Brad ley ranch l will sell the following property and stock: l6 head of reg iStered cattle: milch cows fresh balance soon; 2-year- old bull; |: yearling heifers; yearlng bulls: 9 heifer calves: bull calves: ter sey calves: span horses and { years old. weight, 1900 lbs. 1 mare : years old. weight, l60o lbs; l mare colt months old: 3O thoroughbred chickens. Leghorn; l farm wagon; 1 spring wagon. l HOosier grain drill. l John Deere riding blow: l l4-inch walking blow: beet cultivatOr: g section steel harrow: Mccormick mower; Deering hay rake; l saddle; ] pack saddle: I incubator; ? sets work harness; Q bales oat hay; cider mill: spray pump; cream sep arator CNew IOwd; loo rods woven wire fence: 20 rods chicken wire; l Majestic range (newb; l heating stove; dresser; l dining table: dining chairs; rocking chairs; 2O0 gallons pear vinegar; beds and springs: numerous other articles. Ranch Of S0 acres: Also the ranch Of SO acres will he sold; well i'm proved; Broom house: outside build ings good: IA acres in pears. acres Bartletts. acres Winter Nellis Free lunch at noon. Terms: On ranch. ]. cash. balance to suit. On personal proprrty. three months on sums over $50 per cent interest. ; off for cash on all time sums. Under S5o cash in hand w W Hutchinson. auctioneer; W. w Dean. clerk; Gard ner owner
Arizona republican., 1911-01-03
GREENE AND GRIFFIN. 127 N. CENTER ST.

j acres Baltimore Heights Iust above Los Oli-os: great for Subdiv.d- ins lots: only ...........-. $5 00J
 ; acres adjoining Indian school on east: worth $500 per acrr. just now only s4J0 per acre.
 2is acres in Baitimore Heights just above Los Olivos: corner with south and east front: fins 6-ronin modern brick and other good i'm proVements; fine countr- home: ground Win soon be E"rth the money: only ................. .sii, 100
 2la acres in West Van Buren, Just a little north Of Capitol and 2lSt ave: south front and a bargain loF .-.....-. .......-....... VI, ,-"o
 2ls acres in Baltimore Heights: right on ear line; small house. etc, "hiy .......---... ...-.-....-...S2,9ho
Arizona republican., 1911-01-03
OWN 100 PER CENT PROPERTY. if LAS PAlMAS LOTS,

FOR SALE-20 acres best sandy lOam soil in valley. 1. miles north west of Capitol Bldg. 2 mile from car line. Class A water. Best ditch in neighborhood. G acres fruit: best varieties of peaches. grapes and apri- cots. All trees and vines clean and healthy and should bear abundantly this coming year. acres garden land and 12 acres alfalfa that nas paid s10O per acre this year. See T. ID. Robinson. owner. 1-m
Arizona republican., 1911-01-03

FOR SALE-Sl9. .O00. 40 acres. one and half mile from city hall. about l5 acres in alfalfa. r. acres in grain. 10 acres in orchard. 60 good six-roOm brick house with hot and colI water, lots of shade. an ideal dairy ranch. possession given at once; S50OO cash will handle this. see Bright, 3l W. Adams St 2
Arizona republican., 1911-01-03
A GUARANTEED INVESTMENT. HOME BUILDERS STOCK. If

FOR SALE-2O acres, positively al snap; all in cultivation: class A wa ter. See R. I List, 1A miles south and F west of Capitol, Route 4. D
Arizona republican., 1911-01-03

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGES acres. close in. all under cultivation. in grain and alfalfa. This is in the garden district. Class 4 water. Only Sl21 per acre for quick sale. See Bright. 3l w
 Adams st ' 2
Arizona republican., 1911-01-03

SEE PLANK & ENSIGN.
 lls North First Ave
 For Honest Treatment in Real Estate FOR SALE cHEAP-1G0 acres on Oak Creek. Yavapai County. sixteen miles east of Jerome. Fifty acres under cultivation. nine-rOom dwell ing, cost $25O0. good barn. all neccs- sary farming implements. For fur ther information address. c. T. Jolly. Jerome. Arizona. bg
 NEW MODERN DWELLINGS s2S00.00. s3000.00, s3500 %. ;i0OO %. s410O.0O. 3i3OO.O0. s4250O0, ;50O0 %. s5500.00. sG0O0.O0. s750O.0O
 OTHER DWELLINGS
 T50.00. SS00.0O; ? lots and ? houses, s1000.00: lots and houses. 33OOO co: furnished house. Third St. t29OO00 and one. Fourth Avenue. s330O00.
 W. K. James. 37 N. Center St. tf
Arizona republican., 1911-01-03
FOR SALE-ReAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-SO acres. in lO-acre lots or as a whole Class X water; very best of garden and fruit soil; all under cultivation and paving prop erty Easiest of terms. A first-class chance for one who wants tO grow fruit ar anything else: 3Is miles southwest of Capitol. adjoining Hall Bros celebrated and successful or chard. See the owner, Wm. IT. Perry
 1-bb
Arizona republican., 1911-01-03

SIX BEAUTIFUL SOFT. LOTS, S. FIFTH AVE; CITY WATER; S200 EACH, s1o CASH $ PER MONTH, OR WILL TRADE FOR LABOR WITH CARPENTERS OR PAINTERS. BUR- ROUGHS, II w. ADAMS. d
Arizona republican., 1911-01-03
STABLES AND coRRAlS.

ON CALL-HACKS-ON CALL Golden Eagle Stable. Tel. Main 51 Busses. Ambulance. Livery
Arizona republican., 1911-01-03
HEALTH AND HEALING

HEALING-DO you want 10 he healed' Call today. get lesson No. l. Mental Science College. 912 Grand Ave. See Prof D. Y. DeSaffery, NJ $. D. Consultation free.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-03
FOR SALE-HOUSES,

THE BEST BUY-In the city may he hard to find but we think we have it. Call and let us show you q broom modern brick on N Fourth avenue, for S3.0O0. or a 35-acre farm in less than miles Of the city at s120 per acre. with house and al- falfa. Arizoua Auction and Devel- opment Co, w. Washington St If
Arizona republican., 1911-01-03
LOST AND FOUND.
STABLES AND coR1AIS.

METROPOLITAN STABLES. 426 West Wash St overland phone 336 Livery. hack and transfer. Hack stand Class Bros. Chop House Phone Overland 431. old phone 6951. F.
 F. Vankirk. prop. "The Live Wire Horse Man" 1-bp
Arizona republican., 1911-01-03

WANTED-Partner tO take half in terest in biggest paying business in the city Must be able tO take active part as there is to much work for one man which is reason for desir- ing partner-S4500. will handle this Address. B6S 797. Republican of flee 2
Arizona republican., 1911-01-03
BUSINESS CHANGES.

THE BEST rooming house in Phoe- nix. located in the heart of the city. pleasant rooms. always well pItrOnized. can be bought on terms. See Bright. 3l w. Adams St. z
Arizona republican., 1911-01-03
FOR RHINESTONE ROOMS AND
 OFFICES.

DRESSMARTNG and Ladies' Tail bring Mrs A M Rouse. ll20 w Adams. Overland phone ess lbs
Arizona republican., 1911-01-03

AUCTION-C. O. AcMurtry. expe- rienced livestock auctiOneer: call sales anywhere in the territory at reasonable rate. See him before making your dates office Is North
 First Ave Tel B. ss31 If
Arizona republican., 1911-01-03
FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

FOR RENT-5-rOom modern brick house. furnished. close in, Al loca- ton. J. c. A. King. IS North Sec ond Ave. m
Arizona republican., 1911-01-03
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
CANTALOUPE LA,SD

CANTALOUPE LANSD
 AT
 GLENDALE We are in position to offer an eighty immediately west of Glendale at an exceptionally low price for this class Of land. Win sell in tW- mites or forties. PHOENIX TRUST COMPANY. lG West Adams Strec,.
 3lt,
Arizona republican., 1911-01-03
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR SAlE-FOR A FEW DAYS
 [ ONLY: 5-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, | WIN DMlll, BARN AND 8 LOTS.
 . ALL FOR S350o. E. E. PASCOE, no ' N. CENTER ST. b
Arizona republican., 1911-01-03

PLANK x ENSIGN. 1ls North First Ave.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-03

WE NOTICE that Gin Tuck Foo x Co notify Ye Ben's creditors that Ye Ben has sold the French Ki"hcr- en and the lease on the property. Ec take this method of notifying the public that We own ree-fourths in terest in the French Kitchen and the lease on the same. and that we have not sold out and do not intent to sell out but will continue to run the restaurant as heretofore as the Yc Ben company. under the name pr the French Kitchen. Gin Tuck Foo X Co. has not bought the business and will not run the restaurar- as the notice referred tO states phCeHiy
 Dec 27. 1910. Yee Tom. Yee Jim. Wong Hing. l@
Arizona republican., 1911-01-03

MONEY to loan by lady. on per sonal property. Strictly confidential Call 435 w Washington. 1-bd
Arizona republican., 1911-01-03

FOR RENT-New modern five room unfuruished house. Phone. Overland 1869. 1-g
Arizona republican., 1911-01-03
WANTeo-MiscELLANEoUs.
WANTEp-MONEV

-WANTED-To loan $500 for one year Will give best of security. Ad- dress n. F.. care Republican.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-03

THE BEST BUY LOTS, EVER GREEN HEIGHTS. k
Arizona republican., 1911-01-03
FOR sALE-MlscELlANeous.

FOR SALE-New Wheeler & Will son sewing machine cheap. 62I =.
 Center Ave. Overland 1862. n
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-11-24

For the third time in the past few
years, Fred c. Gibson of Dummerston
stood at the telephone in the Van Ness
house in Burlington Tuesday night and
heard of the death of member of his
immediate family. He left at once for
his home, following the reception of
the message, which told of the suicide
of his sister. Upon the former occa-
sions, Mr.. ellison was called to the
phone to learn that first his father
and then his mother had died.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-11-24
MIX Bottling Plant Burned.

A fire in a wagon shed and milk room
on the Blanchard farm in West Rutland
Saturday destroyed the buildings and
caused a heavy loss. The farm Is owned
by Robert Foster, but Charles Bracket
used the milk room, which he had fitted
M with improved machinery for bottling
milk. All this was total loss, amount
ing to about 500. There was also
number of tons Of phosphate in the
building, together with farming tools
and sleigh belonging to Walter G.
Thrall. all of which were destroyed. II
is probable that the fire caught from
the electric wires which run through the
buildings near the roof, from the horse
barn to the dairy barn and it is here
that all of the blaze was when first dis
covered. The only thing which was
saved from the building wa Mr.. Brack-
ett's milk wagon, he losing all Of his
milk bottles together with about 200
quarts OF milk, boiler and heater for
use in washing and sterilizing bottles
and cans. Mr.. Brackett is inclined to
think luck is against him, as he was
thrown from a wagon early in the sum-
mer. when his horse ran away, combining
him to the house for some time, and
when he had been around but a short
time his horse became frightened sec