Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 19, 1910, Page 16

PARTLY CLOUDY TODAY AND SUNDAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS -DESPATCHES. WHAT IS GOING ON TONIGHT ville and motion picture: um. . ing Pictures at the Breed The- ANNOUNCEMENTS Sce the shoe specials Frank A. Bill offers teday (Saturday). Ladies’ §$2 shoes at $1.50, the $2.50 bluchers at $2. Men's $2.50 shoes at $2. He has the exclusive sale of ladies’ Patrician shoes and men's King Quality $3.50 and $4 shoes. Thanksgiving Week at the Auditorium. ‘The best bill of the season ie what the Awuditerium management promises for Thankegiving week. beginning next Monday. Two Japanese wonders in the equilibristic and contortion line will head the bil with a routine of work which will make all who see it stand up and take notice. Thess clever Japs are perhaps the best performing in this eoumtry the present time and will surely make a decided hit. Flona, The Squaw Girl, also on this best of the weason bill, will presant a specialty all her own and one which will please here as elsewhere. The graceful danc- ing introduced by the Bothwell Sisters will be another drawing featur2 and the manmer in which these girls con- duet their act is a treat to watch. Fourth and last of th feature acts comes Wink & Davis, eccentric come- dians of the firat order, and of whom no more nead be said. The photoplays will be of the best for the week also. Dan Murphy to Throw Balls at the African Dodger. Dan Murphy will throw balls from audience tonight at Clinton & No fend. who are playing the sketch Th African Dodger. Dan will try and hit the dodger on the head five times out of six to win a wager. Mr. Murphy a friend of Messrs. Clinton and Nols and they managed to place a wager +ith Henry Neimeyer that he could hit the dodger five times out of six balls. Raing a friend of the boys, Mr. Murphy congented that he would do the favor of throwing tha balls from the front of the house. On Tuesday night, ov. 29, Mazager Adams will give a spec might %or Mr. and Mra. Dan Murphy On this night there wiil be a spec.al baseball act put on the hill and overy- thing that goes with making big event will be given that night. i The winners of the baby contest ves terday afternoon were Lester Hol Arinstrong, Albert Zeigiemeyer, Doro- thy Farrell, Catherine Francis Brown One of the biggest biils of <on will be given next week. The headline act will ba Haines & Viadocq that funny tzam. This team is said to be the funniest act in vaudeville. As n added attraction will be Ella (‘am- on & (0. in a comedy =kit. The Nut- ty Famii Hughes & Tiffany in a| comedy singing and talking act. Duffy | & BEdwards, comedy bar act. Cowhoy Williams in a sensational wild west and cannonball juggling. b Bro« and his $10,000 trunk mystery, a very sensational act The management has shortly in store 2 contest for the most popular lady in town. The winner will receive a valu- | able diamond ring . The buriesque by (he Poli's stock company, consisting of Messrs, Car- bury, Brady and Baker. gave a good version of the act of the African dodger. They kept the house in a con- stant uproar of fun. BREED THEATER. Today Is children’'s souvenir day at the Rreed theater and every child pay- inx an admission will receive ni-. besides witnessing one of the b bills of western and dramatic pictu of the day he great story of The Peardzd Bandit is holding the atten- | tion of every person who attends the Breed ts magnificent horseman: being but one of Its many charms. A | eel of scenic and educational views i another attraction, and the audience A nimous in their declaration of | the superior quality of these bi tures, while the singing is deser especial prilse ng « CONNECTICUT CAPITAL IN WESTERN TIMBER | The Northwestern Timber Company Increases Its Holding of Cedar Tim- | ber. g Northw rn Timber company, controiled by Connecticut people and Connectic capital, has recently in- creased its holdings of cedar timber on_the Pacific coast to 225,000,000 fe The company's timber is chiefly red cedar and yeilow cedar, recarded by experts as the most valuable timber on the Pacific coast Among the Connecticut people iden- tifled with the undertaking are { Fverett J. lake Hartftord, gen- erai manager and vice president of the | compan | Willlam E. Burnham of Bridgeport, | president i joseph Brush of Greenwich Sidney F. Hawley of Bridgeport E anad Day, president of the Sey- | mour company - | Bruce Griffin, president of the | Griffin Button company, Shelton, | Whitman S. Mead of nwich, | treasurer | Carl Foster of Bridgeport, counsel. | “layton Boies, treasurer of the | Sevry r a8t company Seymour. | 10 comiection with incressius thie| holdings of the company, and for ns} nitial eperations, the company has authorized an issue of $300.000 ten- vear 6 per cent. general mortgage | bonds, to be secared by the above | 285.000.000 feet of timber, and all equl- | ties in and profits from future oper ations, whieh the compa expéets. to carry on in timber in the same zen aral dlstrict It is wnderstond that without man ufseturing any of the above 225,000,000 fasg of timber into lumber, but simpls by ewtting the timber under contract and selling it as logs, the company can | Tize. at pr prices, a sum equal | s than 230 per cent, of its bapd iean however, will e 1o rn the t inte lumber and 1 it as h » such extent as practicable, overations will he delayed \iff the spening of the Panama ca- nal tnow, assired for December, 191 whiod wMdl reduce the present freig rate (mbou: $26 per thousand feet) at amst 50 par cent i The company’'s bonds are heing of- fered esctusively (o Connecticut in- estors If she expeatatsons of the coupan are vealized the hakders of stock issued an & bonus the Bonds will be smred Hberss dlwidends, after the honis nave been . The company’s Donds ™k be res for Aetiveyy by Deeemiber 1. OF the | tatal izsme of 3300000 over o CASTORIA FPor Infants and Children. i The Kind You Have Aiways Bought Bears the signatu.e of third | | Geod Reswite Always Follow i The uee of Kidney Pils. Thev | etrengthening and | #n actiom. quick in remulta, Yheg feedy Orgood Co. foliows on Sunday: Holy Comur at {at 7 | Brown, officiating. church S | musi spi evening. H carnation o~ {and the e Eternal Goodness. has already been swbscribed for in ad- vance. Further advance subseriptions, or reservations for bonds will be received by the company until December 1, at par and accrued interest, bonds sub- seriber for and awarded prior to the above date, to carry an equal amount of the stock of the company, as a part of the same consideration. Communications relating to sub- scriptions for, or requesting reserva- tion of bonds, or further information, should bhe addressed to the N¢ ern Timber company, P. O. Hartford, Conn. The subject of the Christian Science’ service Sunday morning is Soul and Body. The Loyal Temperance association holds its service in th= Bill block at 4 o'clock. Rev. C. H. Ricketts services at the Sheltering Arms Sun- day afternoon. At the Greeneville Congregational church the pastor will preach at the morning and evening services. At Park Congregational church on Sunday morning and afternoon there will be preaching by the pastor, Rev. Dr. S. H. Howe. There will be_ special services and | rally at the Mt. Calvary Baptist church. The topic for the Bible and literary service at 3 is Moses. Christ church will hold services as nion morning prayer and sermon evening prayer and eermon at Rev. W. preach at the A, e Sunday morning on Loose Talkings. At th evening service his topic is The Eagle. At the First Congregational church Rev. G. morning on The Booth Dweller and in the evening The Story of the State Conference. A\t the Broadway Congregaticnal church the Rev. Arthur L. Gillett, D. D., of Hartford Theolos 1l seminar will preach in the mo and at the 5 o'clock service. ] At the Second Congregational church | 1910, Rev. ' H. J ach at boily services. be Unused Powe Wyckoff will br At Grace Memorial Baot Rev. Wallace Gay will preach Sunday morning Ged. His evening topic Sermon to the Christian. The Devil's At Trinity Episcopal church there | ¢ will he Hol ommunion at 8 a. m morning ‘prayer and sermon at 10 a and evening prayer and sermon ) p. ., the Tector, Rev. J. Eldred A Trinity Methodist Episcopal nday morning The Princicle nd Mile will be or will c of the and Blessecness of the Se and i e evening ther: vice, when the p preach on Gratitude the Mus Heart. Rev. Albert P. Blinn will sp 1t the tual acac Sunday morning and 1z sibject i« Rein- Lyceum meets & Sunday morn Rev. Joseph F. Cobh will preach at the Universalist service at the Buckingham Memorial on The Motive for Obedience and Goodness. At the Y. P. C. U. service the toni Japan_ Sunday—Our Mission and Mis- | sionaries—Our Duty to Bo Rev. J. R. Very morning and evenine at the First Bap- tist_church. His mornine theme wil will preach Sunday ed Knowino It to Be a Stumbling Block to Some and Foolishness to Others, Bartimeus Resceived His Sight. A Modern Problem. abo \‘ m that parag who ruled a m Does not contain Oplates Croup, Whooping-Cough, Bronehit Cough, Hoarseness, ete. Bafeand sure. 25cts. . SAMPLE SENT FREE Write for it todav. Mentionthis paper. Add | A. C. MEYER & Co.. SAUTIMORE, Mb. | LOST AND FOUND. LOST A pair of gold howed |clas, in case, Friday moon, between | Broadway school and Hobart enue Finder please leave at this office and | WALL PAPERS stock on hand o the above, and to move it we have made quite a reduc- tion in the prices. It is a good time to buy now. Also Paints, Muresco, and a general suuply of 4 mate- | rials. _Painting, Paper and Decorating, e P. F. MURTAGH, 92 and 94 West Main Sirect. Telephone. junla Buildin ARE YOU THINKING OF I THIS ? If 8o yeu should consult with me any get prices for same. sxeellent work wt reasonable pri €. M. WILLIAMS, General Contractor and Builder, 212 MAIN STREET. YOING LEGAL NOTICES. WANTED. A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Norwich, within and for the District | tos of Norwich, on the 18th day of Noyem- A D. 1910 nt—NELSON J. _Istate of of John Browning, late of Norwich, in said District. deceased. n., appeared in Court and filed a petition praying, for the re: 5 that an instrument pur- be the last will and testa- id deceased be admitted to Whereupon. determined the Probate Court Room in the City of said District, on of November. X in the forenoon tice of the pendenc and of sald h ring thereon, publication of thi some newspaper aid Distric @ the date of said hearing, and that return be made to this Court. NBLSON J, AYLING. Judge. The above and foregoing copy of record. FANNIE C. CHURCH, culation in days prior ill conduct the | A COURT OF PROBATE 1Sth day of in Court and filed a petitio that administration said deceased, Whereupon. petition be heard and determined at the of November, the afternoon, the pendency of said petition, hearing thereon, be given this ‘order one ving a cir- and that no- the publication time in some newspaper h in said Disirict, at least three - to the date of said hearing. % land that return be made to this Court. AYLING, Judge. The above and C. CHURCH. NOTICE EXECUTION H. Ewing will preach Sunday | the highest bid- | days after His morning theme will | th the following :ribed prop- nd in the evening | P} The Redeeming Vision. | sup. 14 bottles n church, 2 5 {man with | important | good | This i T win- | the right man. on Keeping in the Love of |¢ 5 shoulder 2 meat hoolks, meat brust wash boiler, meat chopper. noviEWSW LUMBER AND COAL. | min GIRL WANTED—The Turner & Change of location compels sale. anp e = gain if sold at once. Don't wi WA Address J. WANTED —Anyone, earn big pay copving addr evenings. Rowan, Chicago, 111 A bright, energeti for responsible-position. TWANTE an, 30 or o " GIRLS WANTED _Apply. The Finishing Co. TED—Steam heated rooms and see it. F. B. Kies, Wauregan, Ct. light housekeeping, for man an gain for someone. For full particulars sses at home [Zpply Box 350, Bulletin. novisd FOR SALE—Nearly new e, call novisd FOR SALE—New upright piano. Bar TO RENT—] Browning. per tenemenc in Pellett aprisMws TO RENT—Touse No. 116 River Ave., as and electric light, with combination steam heat and all Inquire of H. A. Wulf, 161 Main Easy terms. Send for picture. Wm. Cone, So. Canterbury, quantity of hay. o fodde: kow, $750 BUYS FINE VILLAGE HOME— Conn. nov17d & oul a larze silage and corn Inquire J. FOR SALE—Clo big bargain. 61 Main St. WANTED. stenog-apher had a_business experience. Box 367, City. ply_at Bulletin Business Office. novid novisd TWANTED Old -es paid. cash pr novisd NTED—Purse Chestnut St Beginners also taken any afternoon, instead of veniences; also eight acres of land with same. Address or inquire of Fred Tour- F. Dickin- son, General Deiivery, Norwich, Conn. |and brollers, dressed and delivere market prices. Place your Thank: MEN WANTED—Age 18 to 35, firemen $100 monthly, and brakemen $80, on railroads in Norwich vicinity. Experience unnecessary motion to engineers, conductors. road Employing 06 men sent tate age: send stam tion. Dept. Brooklyn, N. ot ing order now. Prothero Poultry Yards, Vergason Ave., Norwich Town, Ct. Tel 558-5. novisd FOR SALE—Boy's Tuxedo sull. A T FOR SALE OR RENT _House at No. 5 West Pearl St.. with all modern con- tellotte, on premises. novzd FOR SALE_ROASTING CHICKENS no strike. Pr Willoughby, of 180 acres, in the town of Canterbur station, on R. F. D. route ) barn and other necessary narters—over positions monthly. Monroe Street, | ;0" nd peach orchard: of wood and timber. For further GET A BETTER PLACE —Uncle Sam is best employer; pay i liours short; places permanent; promo- tions regular; 2 thousands of vacancies every all kinds of pleasant work everywhece: no pull mneeded, no 1la; education Booklet ton, D. C ticulars inquire on the place of Emily high and sure; | H. Wi models, fuily equipped and in good condition; one E. M. F. “30." in good condition, with new top and full equip- men fully ‘equipped. We give no prices. but if you want to buy a car come and see us and name your own price. These cars must be sold, C. H. Peliett, Dan- offs; , giving full particulars and explaining my money back. Earl Hopkins, Washing- DA Compeient giri for gen: | cison. Conn. 'Phone $0. noviid Apply at or address w_London, Ct. noviTd housework. dress Box —Married man between age t and collect; salary n: exceptional opportun is offered to an ambitious man. A 100. Bulletin- Office. Mansfield ave., iwo dwelling houses, large barn, two greenhouses 100 feef long each. 'This property must be sold. | We are offering it at a bargain: 25 and 45 to solic and commis |ty WANTED novied Washings o d0 st home. | L2rms;, Will sell greenhotses and lot Mrs, H. L. Clarke, 110 McKinley Ave. |50 arate I den o 715 Main Street, Willimantic, Coun. TOSITIGN WANTED by experienced ! bookkeeper lass reference. as e Teferen Bulletin ton and > Heebner's d. Position by 3 n s companion lady or managing | housekeeper | years' experience: your property put it into the hands -an_furnish best of |of E. A. PRENTICE, 28 ) experienced service without charge un- WANTED _Raw furs lese a sale is made. York_prices. Harness Store every Thurs- Arthur —Three bricklayers. . Gilbert, Jewett City. New Have middle aged and 2 Second Hand Horses that I want | to dispose of at once. enterprise, salary an opportunity of a Address P. O. Box 683, WANTED —at the B cku cond_girl Hospital,'a Rt A tarer | 5 BLY FOULTEY 1 for Connecticut | Broadway, New York. Send_full particulars, | WANT D—Winders steady work and gcod pay. er; paid for learning. Mechanic St. Algo learn. West Side_Silk - COAL IT'S REPETITION THAT MAKES REPUTATION IN THE RETAIL COAL BUSINESS. stant repetition « that makes a good reputation that can- | per agreement. E. CHAPPELL CO. ‘\Cen(rfl Wharf and 150 Main Street. Telephones. qmber COAL kree Burning Kinds and ienigh ’ ALWATS IN STOCK A. D. LATHROP. Offica—cor. Market and Shetucier S Telephone 168-12 CALAMITE COAL “It burns up clean.” | Well Seasoned Wood €. H. HASKELL. 402 — 'Phones — 489 COAL and LUMBER In the beautiful valiey of Wyoming, in Penn.. lies the beds of the finest An Coal in the world. secured a supply of this Coal for thi Try it in your cooking stov: Why Paul Preached Christ Cruci- | d_in the eveninz How Blind | e A Striking Resemblance betwsen your old suit and a brand Tax PEoPLE’S REMEDY for Coughs. Colds. | rippe- | We are the agenta for Rex Filntkote | Roofing. ons of the Lest roofings known to the trade. | JOHN A. MORGAN & SON. | Latest Novelties Chignon Puffs Cluster Curls «_ flor the New Coiliures Gibson Tl;"[‘.i [, 67 Broadway 'Phene 505 The Goodwin Bbrse‘; and Lingerie VOCELS FOR EVERY FIGURE. CORSETS ALTERED AND REPAIR:: hone 370, saniia novsd WANTED Family Cooks. General House Girls, man and wife on farm; man on farm who can rive and care for horses. J. B. LUCAS, Room 32, Central granne also a single i particular: milk and can stationar: jobs fo Central Buildin WANTED. Farm help.. general cooks and all kinds of help. hand several labore: housework help, and one or two engineers that I want to dnd also a few feamsters. FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, S. H. REEVES, Supt. 43 Broadway, City. | PERSONA"L. LADIES' CONFINEMENT INSTITUTE *hysiclans attending. Infants adopted particulars, boarded. nswood $20,000. See Lists at Office, | other Rents collected, repairs effected, etc, | 17 sic Sanitarium, new one will old suit has been cleaned and pressed | by us. Our palns-taking methods are what have made our work the stand- ard of ing. If you and pressed comes to us. Lang’s Dye Works, t Telephone. 157 Franklin S1. sept27d be noticed after ellencs in cleaning and dye sult cleaned want your jlhe Kerwich Kicke! & Brass Oy, If It's Made of flubbar Wa Hava It GLOVES MITTENS Men's Mocha ALLING RUBBER CO. 192 Main 162 State St., New London, Conn. THERFE astern Counecticur e etin for b 25c, 48c, 75c, 98c, $1.25, $1.50 loves 48c, 98¢, $1.25 Dr.F. W. HOLMS, Den | Shannon Buil Telenhone ing Annex, no advertistng medinm in nal o The Bul- FOR SALE_Farm of the laie A. J. two miles from R. R. 0. 1. house, buildings, and barn; ap- a good supply par- running water at hous loughby, Admi noviod ratr T—The first story apartment Washington St, torn, 428" Washingto NICBLY FURNIS Tnguire H., D ROOMS, continnous heat, bath and gas. 38 Union & FOR RENT- ~Fo) Touse of ten rooms, No. 54 Washington et, with all conven- Enquire of Isaac 1nd Real Fstate Agent, Richards Building, 91 Main St. MO RENT—A first class upper tens. 2 Rock St, cor. River St e John k. Willow St. —At 21 Ripley place, a good rst floor; rent Inquire 40 Hobart Ave. tenement of six rooms, reasonable, TO RENT—The store just vacated by the Thames National bank; possession _Enquire of J. B. Lucas, Cen- traj Bnilding. TO RENT—House XNo. St.; elght rooms: rent Iy Dr. D. L. Jones, East Great Plain. | 242 EFranklin FOR SALE—Two Hupmobiles, ‘10 also one Jackson touring car. "GREEN HOUSE PROPERTY, 3, acres of land, 389 feet frontage, on TRYON'S AGENCY, novi6d IF YOU WANT TO SELL ff Street, who will give you honest, careful and Farms a specialty. novild SALE HORSES - T have several Chunks, 2 Big Horses, | ELMER R. PIERSON. el. 177-12. novhd For Sale In Town of Lisbon, and on trolley | line, 140 acre farm, 60 acres tillable | g Dbalance pasture and woodland; keep 16 edd cattle. cuts tons hay: neve failing supply of water, with running water in buildings; has an elegont 10- | room house, with frostproof cellar, | barn 36x50, with silo, carriage shed, | horse barn. icehouse, hennery and | miles from city. Further | inquire | FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, Central Building, Norwich, Conn. | novsd | CHAS. E. WHITNEY | 227 MAIN STREET, Real Estate and lnsurance“ FOR SALE ‘ A variety of Cottages, Dwellings and | Tenement Property in all parts of the} ‘!‘;gw city at prices ranging from $1,200 to | octlsd TO RENT—Store at 55 Fran¥lin St Enquire at this offics. TO RENT The four-story brick building, known as the International Franklin Square, No Possession For terms apply fo JAMES E. FULLER, Agent, Main Street. Hotel, situate on 248 Main street. November TO RENT Cottage house of eight rooms. All conveniences, including Five minutes steam heat. Ingnire of JAMES L. CASE. 40 Shetucket St. TO LET. The place kno % mile from We taining 110 ac ing some modern Norwich, Conn. the Moss Farm, postoffice, con- 10-room house hav- improvemen Possession about Nov, 41 West Broad St, Westerly, R. L FOR SALE. offer for sale FIREPROOF used by the Davenport Firearms Size 4 fest by 6 feet. tically new. Price right. JAMES L. CASE, Trustee, 40 Shetucket St., Norwich, Conn. WILLIAM B. .. Auctioneer AUCTION. at place known South Canterbu Canterbury as the Rainsford farm . one mile from South the following: Seven due in Dec springers), one in February, 1 new two- cated wagon, mick mowing m McCormick | corn things oo numerous to mention. Farms Farms Farms A will buy a four-acre place. new house. abundaiice of fruit, situated 13 miles | from busy village. Investigate. | $890 | will buy a cottage house, large lot, | place situated in the village of Pawca- | Conn. Possession given immedi- | Easy terms. i $2750 | will bu a ten-acre place situated be- ! tween Stonington and Westerly: brand | new house of seven reoms; % mile from Stonington borough. For particulars, call or write I have 13 farms for 1 all stocked with crops and tools. at prices that will astonish you. ‘Write at once for information. Send for Wilcox's Farm Bulletin | (choice of 400). WiLLIAM A. WILGOX, REAL ESTATE BROKER, No. 41 West Broad St., Rooms 1 and Westerly, R. 1. | Telephones 31 and 365. Transporta- | tion free in auto. episd Tableware, i Chandeliers, ¥Yacht Trimmings | and such thinas Refinished. €8 to 87 Chestout St. Norwicin Conm _Octdé Individuality Is What Cousnts In l’hologrupil » fine ,oints in character, the little tralts that make us what we are, Toned down by the pa spirlt of n artist iuto perfect zccord. Not a Mug of paper and pasteboard with a ready-made look it you t & photo of your resy friends see to lova self, or what v anAd admire. eall on LAIGHTON, The Photographer, fte Norwich Savings Soctety MONEY LOANED on_ Diamo Watches. Jewelry and Securiiies oi any Kind at the Lowest Rates of Interest. An old established firm to deal with. (Established 1872.) THE COLLATERAL LOAN Co., Street. Upsiuirs, UCTION SALE Saturday, Dec. 3, 1910, “Huntington” homestead, Huntington wich Town, about 10 acres meadow and 30 acres woo dwelling house and bha | Life. | the premises. inquire of WM. H. .Auctioneer UCTION | ten minutes from trolley, | =N WEDNESDAY, 4 new milch cows ers and others large lot of FALL and WINTER INANT STORE, _CUIS H. BRUNELLZ BAKERY We are confdent of Bread cepnot be excslled. Give us & | trial order. Ples, Cake aud 20 Fairmount Street. | * General Contractor All orders recelve promps and careful Give me a trial order. | istaction guaranteed. { | THOS. J. DODD, Norwich Teleohone 249-2. i POETRY. DEMOCRACY, Heb-haw: The air of Long vears ‘it lean and vears ‘wit| 2 Yoneelephant 1 saw . o0 MURELY Jaw lonopolize the 4 g pastures of the law. With iowered brow, In deep dejection sunk, ay he takes his trunk, notice ot eviction he's been ¥t as it were, commanded. Eetterless, fresh and free, 1e people. of stand-i v - Phafichaflsm stk T 4nd new Now pick, / Their trammels loose to kick! My chance theyyre giving To plant both heels upon the cost e ving— Just watch me put a dent 13 clothing, fuel, grocerics and rent: n 1 let drive aac SHAll bite the dusty | Nt trust Duties a-plenty do’ I scc, Fronting me, Bpecific. Ad_ valorem— Just watch me floor em With onset soientific and terrific On the midriff Of that tariff! Still. somehow, I féel quite queer and strange just Mo, MOV ;{::lfllll .}eflfirson dar; -ln\]r.SEd in infanoy, hom Jackson rudely rode to vic y, Whom Cleveland drove, Ve Who under Bryan learned to rove—— You see In glittering livery, Tail' docked, in epick and span re- spectability And Wall street bets on me! It seems to feel a faint regret, To doubt if I'm | S0 sreatly changed at heart from olden | im, | To entertain me fear that I've tee loose a rein. Tiar allows § o learn if now. ing hoss Ana Shelving: the Wi Woes® oo It didu’t get itself the double XX? —Boston Newa Bureau Poel THE MOTHER'S CRY. wind is calling, calling you. : heay it through all the trees. Through bough and leaf and twig it i steals, The call of the Wander breeze But you must not, must not hea | Lie still, my babe, and rest; Ull deafen your ears with the call you love | That throbs in mother's breast. The sea is drawing, drawing you With magic and mystic charm, | How can T hold against its might Who have but a mortal arm? Buf you must not, must not go! little babe, ‘my own'! Though wind and the night and (i _pine trees call You shall not go alone! | The nigit is taking, taking vou | Far out and a from me jon. turn your eyes “from b pine’ You ear from the calling sea' For ou must net, muat not dic! How feeble grows each breath! Oh, Gi ‘\here‘a joy in the pain of birth, But only woe in_death! ) —Pall Mall Gazette | VIEWS AND VARIETi Clever Sayings. “k'ning vervbody makes mistakes,” said | Uncle Ebeu: “but you's got to lool |out foh a ‘man when some special | mistake gits to be a habit."—Wash- naston Star. These jokes about the sudden rich | Are funny, to be sure, | But Td rather be a sudden rich | Than be a sudden poor! —Puck )id you have any thrilline experi ences in the Alps, Mr. Pumper®™ “Oh, ves, Miss Plumper. On one oc- casion I was forced te act as the chauffeur of a snowslide.”—Birming- ham Age-Herald. “Alexander the Greal,” states the teacher,“ was a very sensitive man |and wept because he could not bea | t. What do_you understand hv . Johnmie?” “Te couldn’t git his shoes off, teacher.”—Chicago Post. “How did you get out of buyinz vour wife that expensive moleskin change purse she wanted so much mouse skin and she nearly broke her | neck getting out of the store.”—Cleve- ‘ land Ieader. i | i | V| “Sh-h! 1 told her it was made of )| | Minnick—T see that they have foun: in Egypt the mummy of a man whose right leg is nearly a foot longer than | the left one. Sinnick—Important | evidence that they had church fairs in ancient Egypt—Browning's Magazine. Adirondack Host—Be careful, old | chap, when you're out gunning that ! vou don’t hit the gwide. Dude—What |for. deah hoy? Adirondack Guide— Well, you see. gamae laws don't allow guides to be shot until a month hence. “What's this I hear about Casey™" asked McGinnis. “He's been trving to asphyxiate himself,” said O'Rellly. ‘Fwan! ! What did he do?” “He lit v gas jet in the house and sat i Everybody's Mag- ine. “I don't believe any two words in the TEnglish language are syn- onymous.” “Oh.I don’t know. What the ‘matter with ‘ralse’ and ‘lift’ | “There’s a big difference. 1 ‘rals | chickens and have a neighbor who has been known to ‘lift’ them.’—Phil- adelphia Ledger. “So,you. are really a cowboy from | Nrizona,” exclaimed the romantic | young woman. “Why, you are not a | bit picturesque.” T'm sorry,” replied | the cowboy, “but, you see, I have had | very little time to study up the fic- tion in the magazines.”—Philadelphia | Record. Mid- | Since Chili's discovery gold has been | mined valued at $222,923,005, silver at $311,003.058, copper at $658, 53, and | nitrate at $1,122,874274 | 'he biggest snonge in the world ir |a Panamu. six feet In circumference {and two feet in diameter, shaped some- thing like a big, fat biscuit or a bride’s cake that failed to rise. on of coal from the nes shows an increase of = for the first nine months mpared with the preced- s increased production en consumed in the country rod H. Plumacher of late Consul iho wrote that motors uld he in hundreds or nall vessels hving in the wast, lake and irade of Venezuela, if there were iix @ repair shop capable of 1z 21l classes of mmachines. \- cablegram from Consul D. R. Rirch. Jdated Alexandria, November 2, states that the new Egyptian cotton ton spproximates 700.000,000 pounds. . The previous report from the consul, dated Sepltember 24, and published Oc- tober 129, stated that the crop was es timated at< §50.000.000 pounds, while | the vield last vear was about 500,000,- L 0v peunds. | ‘Fhe-most valuable of all Argentinats | forest products is the quebracho tree. This is @ remarkably strong and last- ‘i)hg timber 1t has been used eilfi'n~ | sively in Argentivu for reilrowd tes | and fence posts, for which purpose i has a life of 4 vears. But the ynique element of the quebracho iz the tannin in its bark, and this is shipped all over t world for tannin parposes Formerly the h itgell was export- el but new shipment is principally of utiehracho extract. T P "’ifi‘*fi‘i@‘i