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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
Scorns Idea of Driving
Unfortunates Into Fash
ionable Districts.
"ALREADY THERE"
IS HER STATEMENT
Rich, Therefore, Unable
to Drive Them Out,
Saws Mrs. GOOde.


women into the residential districts.
Then Che rich. Che people of power and
influence. viii see 90 Do that such
.go-oer .-e -urrt out OF New York
.i+ora,t.rH
1s.t.r..t. Mrs Mary Goode. who
-orr.5 ST.. -r.~.rcrt.v in the Alder
manic Committees police Investigation
n December. u as @ E men, 10 o. 'o ne
.u.ti N'''-' -.t...' 90
io-oNe' ...L .-..~,.+ che
nave I'.N ..-." ~. e.. .4-.,.,
plan o. 'o' .t 5,,.;s1
alsofceI! ...t +bo ,,oo,'e Of
1lsuici-. .,- ..N '-,-'' ,-S - t,.+
power A.N .'- .'.. 20 Nm. vor..
sue" Woi-N' ".'
Htoee.h,.. .ll-. -.,-,or
on con nave .. - l .l' ''', .......
here. lrcE mNFeo '"e'e sNV a.
ago. To-Day '..-t are .o pei. .e. g. so.b
.rcts- 'e a.e.t.cts from - ..-.,,
So. where s'-c...eo D.r'-- e- I, NJ, d" 49,.
iolunihri.} s.-.-"-- ~. 80
rom decent women gro 90. ,'', '.-'
wiped oii at.ci me H'so'. ,..'' l'' - Wv
Inc women .'e o-.''.' 81 100,
.ered ali INC way 49,.
Heights around eAuiene' anu 5'' 49,.
Apart H.I. "'~,S> ,--- .'.N 7'tor[
known iAe" nav. .,"' .t-.
scarcely E',,t d" I5
IAN boast Do has NOT one IN 'ne p ,I..,..
ne. NlcH Say "...' e,- MI
Raincs .aW houses a.0H'' e.'0e4. ID.
result OF t- c...H.n ar MAJ
when Nr. -au ia-.r ..' t.'.''. it. %"
elevator tle woman .a-eAi.- e,oo"'
With us VIE may Dt aA'> .l"A"1.D,
These women 90 .o, ".-"FS ..-' 30
:he hotels though. some 90 l"eII So
1citne in i.Du.t- -.".i pc "'' o.. ~
N. and iahe --e.l Gus ,''..-l D"-'. ~
.hird floor may often. however, Nisll
Voman or ire e...,a lo.i' 'I .'c -" i-
an may leave Che e.e-h moor ana 30
with the husband TO liaati ho-.i'
"IIl- '. On. i'-u' ',''.--
Eoucn ltrw .rc.. -"-e...,i $50
district Winch do l'- Nit-St
timr4. .r " me a.
~ me c..n-.-.l.' OF ..'-- ..., tl.L
ana notes. -" '-'''-' nav
Those 4u7hhec % TAIN
"1T-- Davis Says the rich and power
,ul win drive the women out. How
IAN she d'scr.. The slaIec,' any" Z. 3
me- e-. rrf, Two women ia the wide
rorIJ who can talk or this subject and
ts remedies the wife and the street
,e1ts-
CONN .es.orc~ Davis evidently thinks
Is tho rrrr man who supports the
Hsorderlv house. she also thinks On e.
lr erly houses arc iu poor neiGhoor-
FOODS. She is wrong.
"It seems 90 be OF great im n'4laic ~
% the reiorucr whether "a Ia iea glIl
Italian, or Russian, or Iiish, or
American. j. seems taken ior granted .,'-i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records OF the
Last Twenty four Hours.

OffcIal Record and FOrecast.-Wsshington' 'in'
i4-Pressure is generally low over the western h'I
OF tho country and there we're more rains and
SHOWS over the Pacific states and tho plateau re-
slon There were also local SHOWS IN the North
ives, states. end some light local rains IN Ken
tucky. Tennessee and West Virginia Eisewhefe the
weather WA fair. Temperatures have risen as a
rule. except IN the western upper Lake region and
the Northwest. and are generally ard SUBSTANTIALLY
abovo tle seasonal average.
The log pressure conditions over the extreme
West will drift eastward. with SHOWS snd rains
Friday along both slopes Of Tie Rocky Mountains
ans local SHOWS In the NORTHWEST. followed by gen
orally fair weather Saturday. During Friday night
or saturday there viii be rain or snow IN me uppe,
Mississippi Valley aud 30 portions o. lae upttF
lake region. while IN ne 5oNst ,ans l1sp5, yi.i
prevail Friday aud SATURDAY 20 11'"'N 'e''SN
ature changes are 90 present indicated -, 80.
Winds Tor Friday and saturday Noitn 80
,rtiii. Atlantic moderate south. south Auallc'
--r,-e 10 moderate south, except variable OF the
Virqiria Capes. east CUT. gentle ana sareD.ei "
coming south Friday night; west tllIi senLte ~
moderate south. uppcc lakes m0defalo '4i'ADi0'
lower lakes. moderate southwest
Foreca,, for Special LoealItl.s-S'SS Yer, Yo[s'
narviand the District Of Columbia and virginia.
oartIy cloudy Friday: Saturday fair ,-
Northern NeB England. fair trldH' SaIufuS
I Eastern Pennsyl,iniI. partly cloudy Friday and
p'S WS5,su Peaa-y7an. ard West vrEniL fair
Friday aud Saturday.
Local OfieIaI Rscord.-Tns fo0sins o1icia record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes IN ue
,empcratur. for tho last twenyfour hours, N com
parison with the corresponding dAte OF last 'e~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
Vessels Arriving at and Depart
ing from Port of New York
Thursday, January a.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
usnr,, Te2 sunset. .5li moon ssH'
moons tgs. 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
SCHOOL AGENCIES,

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors
GOvernesses &c. TO Colleges. Schools and
Families. Apply 20 Mrs. " J. YOUNG.
FULTON. % Union Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
FOR SALE.
BUSINESS CARDS.

ANTIQUE MAHOGANY MATTEL CLOCK Tor s.
cheap Evenings Daly. 1853 Boston Rd.. 10Th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
WORN WANTED.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

COOK Coed competent cook wishes position IN 9
private family no esshing Address $50 ffSs-
<saS A. AxssAl<A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
RECORDED JUDGMENTS.
JAM AIRY a.
Manhattan.

The following judgments for amounts ~ 500 ~
,,.s ,s-e NED yesterday. thc FIST name being mat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15

"There are women In the underworld
Ga, do not want segregation keepers
y houses who have paid graft for
ears and are never molested, keepers
4 houses who buy wearing apparel and
esel IL % their girls az enormous
,roft and who cheat their girls out Of
he money they make at such fearful
ost TO themselves.
Cadets VIII be against segregation.
ghv. our city is fairly oyerrun with
angstcrs. and there seems 20 be no
raw TO control them. Establish a
egregated district and you'll soon see
ow quickly the city will improve
here isn't q Gangster to-day who is
OF a cadet. If there is il IS because
rs girl IS doing time" No one viii
nd out from the poor girls whether
hey advocate district or not, for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15

UfCU WATER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15

from ire NtelAtE t'AANa" S"'''' 49,
.,r.,,tr,. for tho last twentyfour hours, IN com
r.rion Win tie corresponding date OF last Jesr.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-07-22
$lO,OOOFor 1000
Words or Less
For an Idea For a Sequel to
THE
DIAMOND FROM
THE SKY"
The American Film Manufac.
turing Company's Picturized
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You are advised TO see the continued
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-07-22
Must Levy New
Taxes in England
Necessity Set Forth In Resolution
Adopted at Meeting Of
Finanelers

London, July 16.-"ln this nation
al crisis expenditures, both public and
private, should be rigidly curtailed,
and at the same time new taXat on
should forthwith be imposed upon all
classes of the people in order that
when the war shall be brought to
triumphant conclusio nthe nation may
enter the period of restoration with
its financial power impaired to the
least possible extent"
This resolution was passed this
evening at eet'ng Of the leading
This resolution was passed this
evening at a meeting OF the leading
bankers and financiers of London. A
deputation will convey It to Premier
Asquith.
Harold Cox, well known as a pollti.
cal economist, addressed the meet.
ing, He said that the loan would
hardly carry the country over until
Chr stmas, and that personally he
did not think the war would end with
out England having to borrow So.
OOO,O0OO00. Altogether the interest
on this Mr.. Cox said, would be G90,.
100000 s45O,OOO, OOO), which with the
sinking fund would be increased to
$3.50, 100000, and another $1OO,0OO,OOO
would be added for the first two
years after the war for pensions.
The new taxes imposed last Novem.
Der, Mr., Cox added, produced $685.
100000 so that many more new taxes
would have to be levied.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-07-22

Stanley feud was not dead with Its
protagonists, those elder men OF that
elder day. II slumbered In the bosom
of the younger generation. II smolder-
ed hidden, yet burning not the less, In
the bosom of the judges taciturn wild
ow, Blairs mother. She had always
believed with bitter suspicion that
encompassed all OF the long dead Colo
mel Stnnlcy'S friends that Dr. Lee had
taken the diamond from the sky in
the confusion attending the coloners
sudden demise.
DR.. Lee was relative of Judge
Stanley's widow, for all the better
families or Fairfax were Of kith and
kin. The judges widow believed the
doctor held the great diamond in his
secret custody II for nothing else than
TO keep Il from the hands of the judges
family through any legal process they
might attempt during the minority Of
Arthur Stanley I'd.
Hence II was that when the nerve
shattered Blair, with ashcn face and
bloody brow, confessed to his waiting
mother that he had seen the diamond
In Or. Lees aged hands she was not
surprised. When he half incohcrcntly
admitted TO her that the old doctor had
died in the struggle for the diamond
she expressed no conjunction for the
doctors death or revusion ut the deed
of her son that caused II.
But when he told her that Arthur
Stanley, the one life that stood he.
tween them and all their ambitious
Iesires, had been In the grasp of Blair
to cold fury.
"You need not add your reproaches
to my own" painted her son. But II
was luck the devils luck. that all ut
Stanley hall possess | would have
killed him. II was IN my mind, In my
heart.
But he wrcstel the pistol from my
hand as though from the hand OF n
child, and he dragged me out of the
yard, down the deserted village street
to the graveyard to kill me and rob me
of the diamond with the ease OF a
/ giant"
well" said his mother. 1--WE must
hope for another. better chance. Mean.
while II you are sure that your strug.
giles Were not seen you had better lie
hidden until | can learn what suspi
cions are aroused. If you are missed
| will say you are gone to Richmond
Even II Arthur Stanley hears no more
OF you he will thinl; still that he has
slain you. lie will keep silent"
To Be Continued
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-07-22
By ROY" L. Me CARDELL

mond from the sky. rchabilitntc him
self and then seek out Esther In SO.
cret and wed her now possessed Ar.
thur.
Among Arthur's many cNtravagances
which the lGSS administration of estates
In Virginia permitted scapegrnce
heir was the buying of n costly French
automobile. 1t was II day when auto
mobiles were rurities and luXuries, and
the young spendthrift of Stanley hail
had preened himself with the thought
that he would be the first to own an
automobile In all Fairfax county.
Arthur reasoned that Blair, who he
supposed was lying dead in the grave
that had been digged for another, would
not be found till perhaps noon. Even
then they might not connect his tragic
death with the broken guitar and the
pther signs of struggle in the doctors
garden.
Meanwhile the dawn had come and
Esther, who had been aroused at the
pistol shots, was in great agitation and
alarm. Comforted and encouraged by
the first glimpse of dawn, she had
descended to the lower hall of the
house. The door of the doctors study
stood ajar and she glanced within.
There in the dim light of the mQSn-
ing sun fllterlng through the window
shades she saw the doctor In his
dressing gown stretched Imply across
table. She touched his check TO
rouse him and found 1t cold. Those
pale lips, kindly even in death, could
never keep their promise to tell her
who and what she was ION the NOR
row." Here it was the morrow, and
the lips that could tell were cold In
death.
Nancy, the doctors colored servant
vas already astir in the kitchen when
Esther's cries brought her to the scene
ON the heels of the housekeeper came
Alex, the doctors colored horse boy
After the frenzy of their fright had
subsidized, the negro boy had ruI
through the neighborhood arousing Il
with news of the tragedy.
At first Esther and the neighbor'
had believed the doctors death hat
been from natural causes, the peaceful
passing in of old age. But the disorde
Of the room, the rihed cash box on tn
table the chisel marked drawer of tn
old bookcase, and the opened window
against which the drawn shade flap
ped in the early morning air, mutel.
told their tale of theft and murder
The sheriff had been sent for an,
already an eager nelghbor had found
crushed guitar in the dooryard and tn
trampling of the feet Of what appeared
several struggling men In the fiowe
beds that bordered the walk to tn
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-07-22

doctors gate. The footprints were of
well shOd men of small and shapely
feet, It was reported. No passing rough
marauders, no outlaw negro desper-
ADDE'S had part in the murder and rob
berry In the doctors study, nor had any
such struggled in deadly combat In his
garden, 1t was whispered. The matter
was mystery as well as murder, and
the morbid neighbors gathered in and
around the cottage Of the dead man
and whispered greedily.
Meanwhile the daZed and bleeding
Blair Stanley had strange home com.
ing IN the night. His mother, that
proud, cold woman, worthy mate of
the grim Judge who had persisted
strangely In Il wild mountain pass
nearly a generation agone. loved her
son seemingly only through her cold
ambitions.
You do not know when day may
come that you may be IN position "a
save the life Of the heir Of Stanley
she had said often significantly. Blalr
understood his mother we'll
1t was known by all the Stanlcys
that the diamond from the sky ha(
vanished strangely the night Colone
Stanley had expired alone In his II
brary, this preceding by a few day,
only the tragic death Of Judge Stanley
In the mountain pass, also, It was
thought, alone.
This was eighteen years ago, but tn,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-07-22
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAP
TIERS.

A bitter feud has existed between Colo
mel Arthur Stanley and his cousin. Judge
Lamar Stanley. The feud has been en-
gendered In family jealousy over an heir
loom, the diamond from the sky, that
was found In a fallen meteor by an ad-
venturer ancestor. Also, the succession
TO the Stanley earldom in England may
come to an American Stanley. When
a daughter rs born to Colonel Stanley of
the eldest branch OF the Stanleys in
America and the mother of the child
dies at Its birth, the chagrined colonel
buys n newborn gypsy boy and substi-
tutes him as heir. Three years later the
gypsy mother. having had no part in this
bargain, steals the coloners little daugh-
ter, being reared In secret, and leaves her
own son undetected as the heir. The gyp-
sy mother has also obtained possession
of the diamond from the sky, and docu-
ment holds the Stanley secret of the false
heir. She rears the little girl, Esther
Stanley, as her own and grows to love
her. When Esther ls grown a beautiful
young girl, Hagar. now gypsy queen, re-
turns to Virginia with her. She has q
wild plan that DR.. Lee, the late Colonel
Stanley's old friend, may now adopt Es-
Their, as originally intended Her hope also
Is that her son, the supposed Arthur Stan
ley %, may fail In love with Esther
and thus the innocent girl may become
by marriage what she Is by birth-mis'
trcss Of Stanley hall, DR., Lee adopts
Esther, but also demands that Hagar turn
over TO his custody the diamond from
the sky. Or. Lee also informs liagai
that her SON. the supposed Arthur STAN
ley %. is a prolgate and not worthy OF
Esther, but IIagar hopes for the best and
with her people departs, Arthur Stanley
does fall In love with Esther and so does
his boon companion, Blair Stanley, tn,
cousin who would be the rightful male
heir of Stanley were the Stanley secret
known. In stealing the diamond Blail
causes the death of the doctor. Outside
is Arthur. serenading Esther.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-07-22
CHAPTER v.
The Silent Witness.

@AUGHT like rat in trap, with
Arthur Stanley outside the
" window serenading the dead as
well as the living, and Esther
stirring o'crhead, Blair Stanley nerves
himself with supreme effort and
turns the knob of the study door and
steals down the darkened hallway. He
unbolts the front door, and, closing 1t
softly behind him, as though he would
shut out the face of the dead man,
Blair slips across the broad piazza like
n phantom of the plight.
But Arthur has heard the grating OF
the bolt, the soft opening of the door,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-07-22
UTAH PIONEER DAY EXCURSIONS

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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-07-22
ARE you FEELING FIT7

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EXCURSIONS NORTH
Via o. s. L.

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points. Tickets on sale June 8. 10;
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symptoms of dangerous kidney and
bladder troubles. Sold everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14
DAVE Says

DAVE Says
It's going to get colder and right
away. too.
And have you noticed that
Dawes prophesieS. no matter what
the weather man SAYS. always come
out correct?
just watch the one just made
and govern yourself accordingly
by providing yourself with one OF
those fine heavyweight suits Kraus
Bros. are offering al One-Fourth
OF.
The same reduction extends 10
Overcoats. Mackinaxs and Cravan-
cites, too.
No such Clothing Opportunity
ever has been offered the people of
Wheeling and vicinity as this one.
There are lots of garments.
whole lots of them, to select from
and each and every garment is a
Big Bargain at the price.
Weather for to lay-Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14
BORAH SCORES
lcontinu.d FROM First Pas..l

sippi. declared with emphasis that
President Wilson would be "re-nomi-
mated and reelected" Senator Bo-
rah. Of Idaho. was referred to as a
Republican possibility. and Senator
Cummins. OF Iowa. voiced the wish
that President Wilson could be con
fined to "the exercise Of bis constitu-
tional powers"
Senator Borah delivered a general
broadside against he administration.
which reached a climax IN an attack
on the chief executives speech az IN
~dianapolis last week. with particular
reference 90 the Presidents warning
TO men who should dare TO break the
solidarity Of the Democratic team for
any purpose or from any motive"
The Idaho senator denounced this
statement. comparing Il with "the sole
and central principle upon which any
corrupt political machine was ever
organized or pHt into existence lie
declared II vas like the utterancas q
Tom TaEgart. of Indiana. 10 his fol-
lowcrr. eighty Of whom pleaded guilty
yesterday 10 the crime u political
corruption. and the orders issued by
murphy 70 hls satellites IN Tammany
Hall 70 follow tho dictate Of the CAP.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14

commsrciai corporntions-L. b. My
Sonstitqtional Initiative and Refer
endum-W. =. Horn. Orville. %.
County Affairs. l.. McDermott
Niles. ".
Drainage and Irrigation-L. r. white.
Venice. Democrat
Enrollment-E. !. Lynch. Toledo. r.
Federal Relations. V. winans.
Fees and Salaries. F. Carson.
Evansville. X.
Fish and Came. p. Bauer. Hsmii-
G~eoloEical survsy-D L. stutter.
InduStrial school-E. J. Hoppe.
insurance-J. A. Moore. steubenville.
JudieiAry-otto volnnweider. Nc
Li6rary-J. +. Holden. Morrow. d
Manufacturers and Commerce-w r.
Collins, Cincinnati, R.
Military &nSirsEw. r. Collins. Gin
MahieipaI Anair-L. 2. Link. Gin
Prison and Prison Reform-c. d.
Privileges and Elections-C. ". Wick
line. Akron, n.
Public Education-J. y stone. ODER
public Printing william Refine.
Public Untunties-C T. Gallagher.
Public Work-C. J.. Howard. Barnes
willie. n.
Cterling, Y.
soldiers and Sailor Home. o..
soldiers and Sailors orphan Home
Hugh Gilmore. Eaton. ID.
State BUILDINGS %. Lloyd. Columbus,
saws much In Taxes
by reducing the membership or coun-
70 two. REP. Black. Or Wyandot county.
hopes TO save the taxpayers about 500
200 a ysar. The new Law Will not apply
registration IT, required An EFFORT also
viii be made by members Of the legfs-
,stgre TO put an end 60 nc petition sys.
elections. This scheme has been round
" criticized Rep. Black suggests the
PAYMENT ~ a nominal fee 90 help pay
the expense u printing the ballots. The
offices to s. FOR ward offices. A number
are being prepared 90 meet the criu-
cisu o. the present system.
Ecr. Morris. q Fairfield county. ~un
OFFER n bill which would permit = mort
Eagor 20 pay. the taS on the m~ortgaged
portion ~ bic property and 20 deduc
rs syI SsS tr S3s tns ~ s,n T6s, or in,srss,
ne state o. unable 20 make the mort
Eanee rag the tar. Rep. Etiing %
Wayne ountv ia said 70 be studying
out some way 70 do away with double
taxation.
AFTER Suffrage.
The onto Equal suffrage Association
today launched = campaign 90 obtain
raasaFf ~ Re- bin which would grant
women the right 90 vote FOR presidents
To-day Governor Wits recalled the
recess appointments made by Governor
Co.'s snd % ia beloved the governor viii
0uEt these Democratic Officials Several
honorary appointments given 20 Hrpuh-
Nrnua may b. returned % the senate.
The governor made DO clear to-day that
hr viii make al appointments and shat
DO VIII assume sole r~eauOuEihllifv for
them. this being taken az n declaration
that recommendation Of PARTY leaders
WI not recessarily guide him in making
hla selections.
2 MANY bills IRE being prepared Tor sub
mission O. the legislature, among them
being
permiftlnr couvirts 90 work on roads
Workmtn.e rompausltiun benefits for
tuiuntaFv urrmen.
A~uu-tlprinE
There b. slso tslk that r. rarr, msnI-r
biIi will b. Offered t1 change the CON.
rr~DaafUuaI districts