The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 19, 1912, Page 4

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Holiday Portraits AY WE be permitted to suggest that a good portraits are most happy reminders to relatives and friends at Christmas time. ries with it a world of good thoughts. lt is ine always welcome and highly We want to assure you that we are prepared to give you the best work in the latest approved designs, and that your early order for protraits will insure you the perlection of careful attention to de- Will you kindly phone or write atime for BUTLER, MO. | What is Worth | Building at all WHITELAW RE BEAD IN LONDON Ambssador to England Succumbs to Attack of Asthma, WAS ILL ONLY A SHORT TIME | End Came During a Relapse Following é& Rolly—Had Represented This Country in England Since 1905, . London, Dec. 16.—Whitlelaw Reid the American ambassador to Great I} 1 since 1 died at his london { re ence, D lester ‘honse, short!s atter noon from pulm The end y quiet and pe Reid and Hubert We were at the bedside --l| WHITELAW REID, j Ambassador to England, Who Has Just | Died in London, | twenty hours he had been slightly deliri a result of the minitered to induce s i | iv Thomas Barlow, physician tothe king, who called in last week when Mr. Reid's illness became acute, as bright as ever. He readily reca years of age, and is an acknowle auth Grand Old Man of Pennsylvania Town Celebrates Eighty-ninth Birthday. Royersford, Pa—Wednesday eve marked a red letter occasion in the ford’s grand old man- It was then he celebrated his eighty-ninth birthday and a few intimate friends, at his home on Main street. Four genera: and his son, Robert. Reuben Winter has been a resident of Royersford since he was 24 years of age. For a quarter of a century he way and postmaster of the town, hav- ing received his first commission from President James Buchanan. For a half-centu . Winter was a direc- tor of the tional Bank of Phoenix- ville, and only r ned last year be- cause of the necessity of making the Royersford Trust Company. | emphatically. He accumulated a com. | petency by dint of hard work and strict economy in his younger days | and through careful investments has | provided a very substantial income. | Por 28 years, since the Grace Luther. | an congregation was organ in Roy- | ford, he has been one of its most | a member of the ofli- | cial board of the church since its or- | ganization, and a devoted attendant at | all the services, both of the church and the Sunday hool, and every Sun- | day finds him hing his bible c + | He has never been sick a day in his | life and never used either tobacco or | Strong drink. His faculties are bril- | liant today, and barring a slight ten- | dency toward weakness of sight he 1s | ged | y on dates of occurrences of | the distant past. On his anniversary he was the re- | incidents in his life since he w cipient of a handsome chair, the gift | | of his children, and numerous em- | blems of flowers, one a handsome bou- quet of 89 carnations from his chil- | dren, and another a bouquet of very | large white chrysanthemums, the gift of JohuDisment—otPhoenixvitte, aged NEVER SICK IN 89 YEARS career of Reuben Winter, Sr., Royers- | ~nniversary, surrounded by his family | tions were represented at the affair, | Reuben Winter, Sr., his daughter, Mrs. | Elizabeth Geissinger; her son Carl,| was Station agent of the Reading Rail- | trip of four miles each week on the | railroad to attend the meetings of di | rectors. He is still a director in the | Reuben Winter is a self-made man, | We Want to Help You With Your CHRISTMAS SHOPPING — Not only the gifts that come down the chimney but also with the good things that that go on the table, on this most glorious feast day ‘‘Christmas’”’. We have them all for you Candy from 7¢ pound up. Mixed Nuts 20c pound. Almonds, English Walnuts, Pecans and Peanuts. All kings of Fruits, Oranges, Raisins Bananas, Dates and Figs. Mince Meat, bulk and package. Then look at our China Ware— White Haviland and Decorated Ware—atthe—very—tow est prices. It works to better ad- vantage, requiring less the difference in cost is so slight that it should [ord is TERT Mysician, Dr, William Hale White, issued the following bul- letin as to the cause of death: “A fortnight ago the American am- bassador had a slight bronchial at- tack similar to others from which he isvfficred at considerable intervals. tesday last asthma super- vened, and the asthmatic paroxysms became very severe, leading to ex-} treme jon 84, a close friend. SEPTUAGENARIAN TO JAIL Californian Aged 77 Convicted of was enacted in the federal court as! Counterfeiting, Once a Dispatch Bearer for Sheridan. = | Los Angeles.-An affecting scene} | | | | | You'll Find "Twill Pay to USE THE BEST-- | pationt began to “lt ped that he might rally, s no inonic symptoms had ap- é ith dificulty the paroxy towere got under control, br the exhaustion be. the died from pul- 2010 py, ae 'tubert Ward, who inually since the ambags y when the ‘me he sent word to the king and Hs eq Legge, to ex-} were received from the Queer \Texandra and other members > royal family, court officials ef the Sherman law. Butter making has drifted to the large manufac- CIDN'T PRINT BEST STORY turers, the natural increase in volume of business has been curtailed and Late Melton Prior, the Artist Corre. have been enhanced especially during the winter season by the operations of the “conspirators,” accoming to the government's petition in equity. man Nicholas Longworth has been of- fered a vice-presidency in the Cen- tral Trust and Safe Deposit company, of the ions em ! meny wao ind legations ad heard the new death or who hac half mast on Dor t the embass) 1g0, Dec The Elgin board eo Ame a Butter Manu by the feder:}} ati-trust suit ution of both ] of a conspiracy to rily the price of butter in e latest of big manufacturers and eeld storage concerns, to the detri- it of the farmer, other small pro. ers and to the consuming public re made by Attorney General Wick- nam against the so-called trust, which he would destroy as a violaticn prices to the people of the country Mdge Olin Wellborn — sentenced | ieorge K. Osborne, 77 years old, io/ eleven months in the county jail on, a charge of counterfeiting. | imposed ou such a charge. patch bearey e had been at Dorchester| in’ the Civil -| the court came serious, noti-| to erime 1 : been twice convicied ef counterfeit: | k and when death | ing before. | months ylence of himself and] nd coin 3 g the afternoon mes.| Said to have invented a number of | useful mechanical devices, ed in Denver for bigamy. ML Tosation, |CHILD AND MOTHER ELOPE| Widow and Her Daughter Become! Pie BUTTER TRUST ATTACKES | mother and danght« Eien oe lar in the history of this Gretna] t Filed in Federal Court at Chicayo| Green, oceurred recently. Mrs Min. | Against the Elgin Board of | nie C. Scott, aged thir Trade. ow of Trenton, N. J., is the mother, She was BK +} daughter. She was wedded to Harry | Betty. street. asked the astonished mother. dear mamma?” queried the equally surprised daughter. her composure. “\We-have just been married,” she said. daughter. to Trenton. late Melton Prior, the artist war cor- '| respondent, just published, do not con- Tt v the lightest sentence ever | The aged offen who was d for Gen, Phil Sheridan | ‘in a statement to| t he was driven uUrhough he had | He was pardoy by Grover Cleve- }ueen at Buckingham Palace, the} land, then presid after rving Queen Mother Al ira at Sandr three ye following conviction in im and the of S at the court. Chicago, 2 Ts Aln imu ely the king sent Osborne arrested here four} with counterfeit molds | in bis possession He is| The police declare Osborne is want- Brides on Same Day at | Wilmington. Wilmington, Del An elopement of the most singu- | nine, a wid- tied to Isaac Holt. Mi lizabeth Scott, aged nineteen, is the The two couples met on Market | “What are you doing iere, dear?” “Why, what are you doing here, The mother was the first to regain | “And so have we,” answered the The two wedded couples returned spondent, Kept Sir Evelyn Wood’s Quip Out of Book. London.—The reminiscences of the Kansans to See Wilson In. tain, for obvious reasons, Perhaps the Wichita, Kan., Dec. 14.—Democrats | best story told of that irrepressible of Sedgwick county are arranging for a special train from Kansas to the in- auguration of Woodrow Wilson in| Chairman, Sir Evelyn Wood, who was March, seated next to the guest of the eve. ning, commenced his Speech thusly: A Job for Nick Longwerth. eee Cet MP Bitton, ‘has Cincinnati, G., Dec. 13.—Congress prompting, “Twenty-two, my lord, 22." 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