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Ttih iS ALT LAiiHi TKiisU NJS, MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 30, 19UY. 3
I if THE WORLD
I HAS OF jNTEREST
WfiiftlVHI Makf Speeches: hvs
J ' nlcnt 1 HfHirr. From
Christmas Outing.
1 oNF PHASE OK I) RUCK
I ' MVSTKKV TO BK ( LEAKED
ijj Several Notable Trials (if Iu
m ' fcmational Moment to Be
Concluded.
! I I Ajthongii the dullness of the holidays
i L thr we. k promises ;i number of ovents
F more or less importance ud interest.
f pt the least r.f these is tin- speech of
i jjry Tnfl. on Mond.-iv- '-;r,'i't. b-
p fort 'bo Merchants' association of
Boston. Tbiv will be the Secretary 'a
jnt publi'' .iiipr.arance since Ins return
from li's t;l' av'-ur"-' tr' world and re-
fc ports from Washing on say that his
friends have urejed him to seize the
opporrnnuv jV,r some decisive nttci
,M6 in his ' :;" ;i candidate for
tiir Pre.-iii'-m '.:. noiniminon. Mr. Taft 9
J,ubit will I.- "'I "o Philippines," and
JrCTCn in ti'O event Unit ho avoids poli
,jt?fit is j,rb.il-.l- that, his remarks will
h, inu-irtiint a- .-MiipiifyinR his recent
iotcrviows en the varimi .!;;. see 01 the I
Phiiii'Vi'"- '!"'' ion. particularly with j
ftVrrtH'.- to the- per.din tariff pro
pols. .
R'itL the return of President Boqse
wlt iarl in the week, from his outing
is Vir-'iina. i: imptol.alde tliai
u,mt new development m:.y o.-cur in
-he Kavv department sensation, which
US week brought about the resignation
of B6ar-Adur:i! Brov.-nson from the
I bureau "f navigation, uud sent nirn to
the re'ired It--'- Chid interest now
'rntere'in '-he Admiral V letter of res
imtion, nnd tliere are intimations that
I it niav In- made public cvi-n before it
i hmuc'i' out by t he anticipated Con
a! aci nil,
Aroha.-s-'i'lni Aoki. w'.mse n al m
ffokiu was rreeiiTl;. aimouuced. proi.
.L will lake his departure from
Kvliiiii,'!-"! tin week. 1 1. i- under
KLr,. tost he v. ill proceed dire-( to
HL j-.;,,, ,-:n. llr'f nIioiiIv tiller
:.--! enr of hi Mte.-e r
MM' 1- ;.-ne.:i!l v tuinmtuee.l !i is
H be r-iuiii' J I" V---bnyloii,
M Inn li- lection ha noi been .h. i. daily
M -ici.i',ik-- d. nor has any intimation
3 r,mi. .-,, ; "I'm' '., ; o when the new
ill Sbifoadin will assume iiis pot. In ;
I A Home Made Happy by Chamberlain's
I Cough Remedy.
gf About two mouth? ago our babv 'r!
' .-:! r. (-..-:-.-' '' ' ' ' ' 1 i 1 " 1 " .
and at last resulted in a - v.-re attack j
nf bronchitis. We had two doctors, but
l no relief was ob'aj.M-d. livery body
I bought sh"-- would die. I went eight
difierf.it M .re- '-. tin -i rt a in r :-ir
W.kiy wbic!i had becu recommended to
i w and trul' l to get it, when one of
Hbt storekeepers insisted that I try
I Chtrabrrlaiu Cough Remedy. L did sc.
Irjud oor bnby is alive and well todny.
f iGfo. W. hp".v-.-. Ibdiv Springs, N. '.
tjlClarabfrlaia 's Cough Remedy alwa
res nr.d is pleasant and safe to t?.li.
fcr ywlp nil drugeistn.
I .
Don't Cough; buy
I a faottie of A. D. S.
Syrup of White Piue Com
I . pound With Tar.
( It will give you instant
relief.
25c and 50c a Bottle,
i GODBE-PiTTS
I DRUG CO.
Phones No. 140.
The
Money-Back"
j Shoe Sale
!
j Is On.
You Should Not
Miss It.
Davis Shoe Co.
i
the meantime Japan is represented at
Washington only by a charge.
I No little political interest attaches to
the opening of the New York Legis
Intnrc on Wednesday. It is felt that
the Doming i ogl ther "f the Republican
leaders from aJl the Stato may
hare some decided affect on the
Hughes movement for the Republican
Presidential nomination, and at the
same time Die result of the contest
oer the Legislative offies will be
looki 1 upon as clearly defining the
strength of the Hughes and the auli
Hughee sentiment. Governor Hughes's
message also will probably have an In
terest broader than State lines, by
reason of the belief that he will treat
upon the financial situation in connec
tion with his recommendations as baaed
on the report of 'lie commission which
he appointed to suggest legislation for
the further safeguarding of the State
banks and trust companies.
l least one of the many puzzling
pbase3 of tho famous Drnce-Duke 01
Portland mystery promises to be
cleared within the next few days by
the oTicning of the coffin supposed to
contain the body of the eecentric. Baker-.-ire.
i merchant, who is alleged by
some CO have been one and the same
with the fifth Duke of Portland. When
the grave, made more than forty ycarfl
ago. is opened it will be known wheth
er it contains the remains of a man or
0 roll of lead. a has been dnelarod by
witnesses. The datf of the exhumation
is n can folly KM pi Becxet. beyond the
, la e i that it will occur this week.
...
New Year's week fiuds tho baltie
Bhip fleet at sea, after its Christmas
rest at Port of Spain. The battleships,
which cleared from that port Sunday,
are now headed for Rio, on the second
longest stage of the voyage to .m
PraT'Cisco. Nearly :'.0('i0 miles of steam
ing lie ahead of them and they are
scheduled to reach Rio on January 11.
1 There the fleet will remain for ten
days. Dining its stav an elaborate pro
gramme of entertainments has been
arranged.
The week probably iil see the end
of several notable trials which for a .
!:." time have hell public attention. ;
i The indications are thai by Wednesday
i or Thursday the fourth trial of Caleb
Powers for alleged complied v in the i
murder of Governor Goebel of Kentucky
will have been concluded and the case i
be in the hands of the iurv. There also
is 8 bare chance that the Pettibone trial
at Boise will come to a conclusion. A
few days should also see the end of the
densational proceedings against Heir
i Harden in the famous rterlfft court
; scandal libel suit, and at Sr.. Peters
burg the trial of the members of the
! last Duma for participation in the Bp-
called Viborg manifesto, probably will
conclude uu Monday or Tusda.-.
see
An international pugilistic contest of
more than ordinary interest in the
sporting world will be decided at San
Francisco on Wednesday afternoon. Lbe
A I tell, the recognized American feath
. erv.cight champion, will meet Owen
i Moran, the clever little English boxer,
! in a twen$y-nve-round contest, and
one of the fastest and hardest battles
of recent years is confidently antfei
I pnted, A ft ell is a strong favorite
: among followers of prize ring affairs,
: although Moran finds much favor w-tli
those who have seen his previous per
; formances in this conntry.
The Latest Ont,
I Pdx Box, the most sanitary broad made.
1 Vienna Baker'.
JINGLING BELLS
FOLLOW THE SNOW
1
! Mantle of White Meets the Ap
prova at Least of Some
People.
Snow la' on the jrround n(j the atr
was cold, Sunday. The snow crunched
underfoot and the found was dial use
able; tho sky was dark and cloudy. A
few idetghs, with jlnglinK belts, ran
thiTui;h the streets and gave sf:no indi
cation of life, but otherwise the eltj
api)cutred dead. Few persons wre out of
doors, and tliove who were looked as
thougai they were sorry for it.
It wo.i dull and cold, and the temper-
atiire went down to 26 degrees, arid nev
er went any higher Uvixi 82 during the
entire day.
Sunday's rcronl at the looal office of
i tlie weather tnircnu for tho twenty -four
liourn ending at l p. rn. .
Maximum temperature. 32 detrreeSi
) minimum temperature, .'iti deneei . mean
temperature. L'8 degrees, whJcii Is 1 d?-
I jfrei below norrnsJ.
I A ecunnilii-ted excess of temperature
I since tho first of thr. month, 98 degrees.
Accumulated cxccbs of temperature
since January 1. 2!9 degrees.
Relative humidity. SO por coot
Total precipitation from 6 p. m. to
p. m., .15 of an Inch.
Accumulated excess of precipitation
stnee the first of the month, .99 of an
inch.
Aoeumnlated e.rces of prectpltatlon
since January 1, 3.63 inches
WIT L CONTINUE FIGHT
FOR SUNDAY THEATERS j
KANSAS CITY, Deo. i'0. The closing
of the Grand opera-house, which Is man-
nj;ed by A. Judah, who has been the lead
Ing spirit In tho oppopltlon to the Pun- !
day-dosing policy of Judge William H. I
Wallaco of the Criminal court, was Die .
feature of the situation In this . tty to
day. All other theaters. except the I
Willis-Wood and Majestic, which ca.pl tu
lated two Sundays ago, were open today
as usual, making It apparent that the
contest between Judge Walls and the
theaters is to be continued Indefinitely.
It was thought that the surrender Of
manager Judah would mean the closing
of all theaters on Sunday, but the other
managers held a conference and decided
to continue the right.
The present grand Jury, which favor?
Judge Wallace's position, will go out of
existence next Saturday, it. will return
Indictments next week against pri-.m-who
worked in theaters and other-, wl o
violated tho .Sunday-closing law today,
.luiige Wallace has announced that an
other grand Jury, with the same, convic
tions regarding the Sunday law. will be
.ailed, and that there will he no eessa- ,
Hon In the Sunday-closing campaign
Deputy marshals were busy today ".mi'
erlng evidence to be submitted to iho ;
grand jury.
Tn consideration for Iho promise f
MenaRer Judah and tho pool hall niana-
i uts to remain closed on Sunday In the
i future. Judge Wnllaee has agreed not o.
I press the prosecution of persons who have
been indicted for working on Sunday in
the Grand theater or in the varlou pool
halls of the city.
STARTLING FIGURES SHOW
MAGNITUDE OF CANAL
WASHINGTON, Dee. 20 The engi
neers on the Panama canal are dealing
In vast figures these das. and the Canal
Record just received conveys In a graphic i
manner an Idea of the magnitude of the
work to be done upon the loi ks of the
canalA it is stated, for Instance, that the :
amount of concrete to be us'- in building '
these locks would suffice to construct j
eight-room city houses of the. generous
sice of 80x80 feet, with two stories and
basemen and with concrete floors and
roof, to the number of 22,StC. Allowing
each of these houses a seventy-Ave -foot
lot. thev would make u continuous street
from New Tork to Philadelphia, with
enough houses left over to make a vow
on one side of the street from Philadel
phia to Washington The houses would
furnish suburban homes for 190,000 peo
ple, or. according to city standards made',
have a population equal to Hum of the I
city of Minneapolis.
CASTOR 1 A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the Tf
! Signature of LaSjj'C&&&:
112 MAIN STREET.
A full Ujio of professional
niounts and supplies.
Kodaks and Developing.
i
Imow what's ool
until you use . $
IfliirflffdelttS
jGhocolate
As the bad effects of coffee and
wishy-washy coffee substitutes are
more generally recognized and under
stood, the use of Ghirardelli's Ground
I 'hocolate as a beverage becomes more
general, li is the experience of thou
sands who have substituted chocolate
for coffee that not. only do they llud it
a more delicious beverage, but their
general health is greatly improved. Tins
is due to the fact that this chocolnle
is not 8 mere stimulant, but, it is a per
fect food, wbieb is readily digested and
assimilated bv the most sensitive, stom
achs. Chocolate, uned regularly, is a
remedy for chronic dyspepsia. Urjdoulit
edlj the purest, most dolioious and most
convenient chocolate on the market is
Ghirarrlclli k Liround Chocolate. It. is
the original genuine ground chocolate
and is made by a special process which
blends the chocolate and sugar in such
a manner as to render it easily digest
ible and at the same time produces
an exquisite flavor. Ghirardelli "s
Ground 1 hocolato for cooking purposes
will he found vastly superior to the
OUt-of-date cake chocolates it is more
convenient to ose; and imparts to every
thing in which it is used a delightful
flavor.
PIZZ TALK
THE NEWHOUSE SUNDAE
Six Stories High,
1st -) iea Ft nly 1 lash
2nd Vanilla rce Cream.
3rd PTUited Chocolate.
1 1 h Crushed Stra wherries.
Mti Mexican Pecan.
Hh- Marasc hino Cherries.
Served in a thin-blown skyscraper glass.
MEXICAN PECAN
(Fit for a Queen.)
The ' ream that has no equal.
FRUITED CHOCOLATE
(Society's Favorite.)
Acknowledged Queen of Frozen Dainties.
NEXT SEASON:
Montevideo Ice Cream
Will be alt the rage.
Driseh! & franken,
Where Soda is vnd right.
271 .Main. Bell, 100 and 1SS; Ind., IQ0,
The inos. beautiful thing In tho
vrorld is a tliaciorxd. It is also
the only thing that does not
deteriorate by use and on ac
count of scarcity grows more
valuable each year.
Yon buy at bottom prices when
you get your jewels of us
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MONARCH HARDWAREO
C4BfeOLL)XCLV PUKE
GARDNER DAILY STSKNHfSgt
c Gloves for Every J
Member of the c
? family. i
C Glove sea-son is here.
J Tlic Gardner store has the
C largest assortment of
t Gloves of every kind. c
I
I Men's heavy lined Gloves
; 3 50c to $1.50.
N Mon'g heavy lined Mitts.
p f.Oc to $1.50.
Automobile Gauntlets, c
t S2..50 and C
c Men's Ftu Gloves, $1.00 a
to $G.O0. s
Men's Wool Gloves, 25c y
C to Sl-25.
Fino BJd and Mocha
Gloves, both lined aud un- S
, r lined, for men and boys.
i Boys' Wool Gloves, 25c, S
1 35c, 50c. )
' r Boys' Fur Gloves, BSC,
Z 75c and up. I
S Ladies' Driving Gaunt. S
) lets, $1.-00. V-
Bllasea' Woo) Gloves. 'J"c 2
y and 50c.
3 Children':; Wool Olovee, 3
15c to 50c. N
. ? Infants' Mlttp, Lfjc ?
NO SPOS
Or flaws found in our perfectly
laundered products. Tnere is good
cneer with each package.
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I Our entire Stock of Diamonds, Watches TJT T"jOT Jf A J J Tl (TfJ ? 1
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