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o NEWSPAPER MAN DESERTS WIFE FOR THE NOTORIOUS RED WIDOW PARIS, Dec. SO.—Gossip has- It that Mine. Stelnheil, the central figure In one of the greatest mod ern murder mysteries. Vho was 1,,,., on the charge of murdering her husbstid ami mother, knit ac quitted, has wrecked another home. The World's correspondent Is told on gttut authority that the wife of ft well known nails! who got ft divorce recently named Mine ra 1 1 a I Bachelors the Most Wicked Men OI.TMI ' v Dec, 30.—That mar ried men lead a better life than the bachelors, gained ground In the re port recently submitted to Gov. M. F. Hay by the state board of con trol. Of the 901 Inmates of Wall* Walla penitentiary. "60 are bache lors. From this it would seem that) married men are less apt to gel Into trouble. More than SO of the pris oners are und*r years of age. THAW AGAIN lit I fMft-ti Trees.) '■■ PITTS I I Dec. SO—Harry K. Thaw was discharged from bank ruptcy today by Judge Orr In the .United States court. The action followed the withdrawal of Attor ney Graham's objection it is re ported thst creditors will be paid about 10 per cent of Thaw* In debtednesa. ,:*-?,:,; NEWSPAPER GIRL FLIER ill, I .lie* I'rea. ) SANTA BARBARA. Cftl . Dee. 50. —Determined to be the first Santa Barbara woman to fly. Ml** Raima Hlld. IS, a newspaper writer, today secured the consent of Captain Ivy- Baldwin to « trip In his biplane New Year's Day. PORTLAND SAVES |l PORTLAND, Or* Dec. 30. Hun dred* of city employe* sr* on the ! anxious seat today, and ibe-r prob ably will remain there until after January 1. on account of Mayor Simon* -ruination to reduce lb* city's expenses. According to i estimates, the coat of running all departments during 1911 will be 1909.000 white the estimated re ceipts of the general fund for the ensuing year will be but 1745,000. CURFEW FOR BEANVILLE / BOSTON. Dee. 30.—Mayor-FiU get-aid has sent to Police Commis sioner O'Meara a draft of the pro posed curfew law. The ordinance ; was drawn by the Boston Home and Social association, and pro vides thai all children under 14 found loitering on lb* street* or In parka after 9 p. oi. shall be subject to arrest and to a fine of not ex ceeding .5 for each offense. I **" /^L-L* tv**»aT tta^t* ***-* **X '••al** awl —wj |"^ I ■IB ***Ta Jil I, „ gft .I ■ jg TL. Jk A Credit System that is made to meet YOUR require ments—terms to suit youthese are the features that make it so easy for you to furnish your home here. $20.50 Library Table torn for books. Very j\ 11 soeclal at $15.75. $1 NOW—sl WEEKLY Store Closed Monday— New Year's Day Odd Dining Chairs Specially Priced An unusual offering in Dining Chairs, this— odd pat tern*-, from one to ten of a kind, marked at reductions of one-third to in .half off regular prices. Three of the styles are illustratt d. $3.50 Dining $1.60 Dining i $1.75 Dining Chair, $1.75 Chair, 95c Chair, $1.00 Others not illustrated. $2.50 Dining Chairs, 91.25' $2.50 Dining Chairs, 91.1*0 $3.75 Dining Chairs, $2.00 $4.50 Dining Chairs, 92.!»0 $4.00 Dining Chairs, $2.00 OPEN SATURDAY EVENING •■hell as co respondent. The newspaper man made the milium* acquaintance during her Imprisonment, and suci ulnlieil to the faactnntlona which had capti vated a prealdent of Prime* and so many other aristocrats ami poli ticians. When Mme. Stelnheil was acquitted the newspaper man fol lowed her abroad. III* wife unable to win him back, divorced him. SEXES SHIFTING, SAYS WISE "DOC" 1 -' '•- a DR. DUDLEY A. BAROENT. CAMBRIDGE. Mas*,. I'" SO — The sexes are shifting, says wis*?' I old Dr. Dudley A. Sargent, liar : yard at famous strength vlptvrt who ha* examined athlete* Innumerable of both sexes. He shows that the woman of to day I* more masculine than her si* ler of 20 year* ago. He hopes her future development will retrograde Instead of going forward If man's supremacy Is to exist In world af fair* Women have broader Intel ' lect*. . bigger fret, smaller hip*, rounder waist* broader shoulders and thicker necks than those of 20 years ago. This Is due to the corset l . waists, employing masculine exer i cises ami working at man's employ ment. On the other.hand, man I* ; going backward, changing from the over devrlop4-il Sand.* into an I effeminate and foppish creature. ODD SENTENCE FOR SHOPLIFTER tit, t ailed I'rraa.} LOS ANGELES. Dee. JO—Con victed of shoplifting. Mr* Marl* ! Ternandet mast, for one year, do I her shopping by prosy. Us will not be permitted to enter a store. This was the sentence Imposed on j her by Judge Davis In the criminal j department of the superior court. Mrs. Fernandes was arrr*te4 No- I vember 14 outside a department store, from which It was alleged | ah* bad stoien ."'4 yard* of silk CLERKS WHO HANDLE FOOO MUST BE CLEAN The ordinance effective January I 1. requiring bakery arid kitchen [ employea to obtain a doctor* cer- ; tificate of health before they are ; allowed to wor£, was strongly en- j dorsed by* the Seattle He*taurant Keepers' As.ocls.tlon nt ft meeting held In the Rsthtxctier yesterday , afternoon. ' Her Cooking Won Husband lIOSTON, Dee. SO.—The wedding In Cambridge of Miss May BJ, Mlngst of Mllfoii! ami O, IJ. Perkins. of Cambridge revealed an Interest Ing romance. Not long ago Mi Perkins, a trav eling salesman. wandentd ■(., the Milfoil! el.. where Miss Mlngst waa clerk. The woebegone eiprea »l"'ii on his fare led Ml*. Ming*) , Inquire what the I rouble was. Per kins said the last meal tie 1,,,.! eaten hud not agreed with him. whereup on Miss Mlngst nt once volunteered to cook his n„,i| for him. This was * beginning of a love till, li led to th* wedding. LONDON'S LAST SATURDAY In the Old Store—Read the Wonderful Bargains IA £stosf-tSo &C AOr^ Word About I CHILDREN'S COATS $1 M sill QI ||TC nO iA in ¥r 1 fifii^i 1 s,,rsHon■>^-'r»| >*nia/imi tpJUii!/ " w_J\JI I*3 H' •-*/ V/ l-fl /M I L r^lm II 1- All kinds of Brarcltiih. Astrakhan, Uroadcloth, Cheviot and c,, .. . . r SI IM ljl B 111 ll I other kinds of Children's Winter Coats. All colors. Tailored in the best staple styles blacks, colors and *** ■1 i ■ hMjWM,Wkm\%^L^JLU -ll.:.„- |«i*ia.au |fc*»W4«tS»^^ nil SIZCS. S-BS>MBH^^M^nM^Mt*-Ban-**t*-^^nnH*-a^EM^ft^^^B-M& wv. . ... -a*. _r*, — j mmmmmmm~mmmm~mmmmmm House Dresses and Wrap- Qft A 5 c for Trimmed HatS For Women's Suits, Coats, Furs, pcrs, Worth $1.00 andsl.so odl Children's Headwear Women's Ha.* and shape. Skirts and Other Garments °" a"d J™'l^ I,ousc D <™" -" Wrappers ™of Worth Ud .075 c Worth Up to $3.00 -»- . - ___ _- _ ft ,___, scales, calicoes, chambray. and other materials. Do«n. of «eVuVeftr^nl,.,^d S&'^ffi .*»« Try London's : - :""• ,n hght '™<hum >nd ; d^^ —- ~ wear, tain. rat*, ttonnstta aatt aeveral dnsen trimmed snd nn and «di« y,*^,,il"*,,****.r trimmed; ail colors and 5c YOU. Madam, who the So-called exclusive Women's Infill Coals tflrnS Mqo and colors. Each *3C shsp** i)C stores and departments, v.ill be surprised, perhaps, when VVOnUsn S LUliy lUdlfr &J V/| IIV . .-j -_ —■ I vt.ii j eftrn o u art pjiyjug MORE, even at the half-price j ■ ftf/***/ Women's Waists IQ.O "-•"'"" >v .**■•>..< '1-k'" ** '" ■■■■*•..o.>»»„ '"" and Raincoats (IJx V» I*7 Iff UIkJIIJ llf I Furthermore, out sales are not final— not until you are __, . +,r-nn Worth Up to $1.50 for •*•V V. perfectly satisfied. ;.*• Worth Up to $15.00 'White ami Colored Shirt Waista, $n all *,„ Nothing Your money back if you are not pleased. Waterproof Rubberized Raincoats, in all colors; also a big lot wrong with these except being a trifle "mussed Up" from- '. Keep v.-m I-"*" well defended from some half- *'■ All-Wool Kerseys and Cheviots, in blacks and solid colors handling. price attacks, and mixtures. All sizes. Good Easy Reading Follows—Without Pictures Flowery language or other embellishments usually employed by the adsmith—Keep it in mind that London has the goods at everlastingly lowest prices, and if your purchase doesn't please bring it back i mmm^m*mmmmwmmm**'***™*m^mmmmmmm%mm%m%mmmmmmmm%wmmmmm%W f,i 111 ****B***-B-B****t**lß^ | tMBSB-S-SS-SB-SBBB-OB* * ■ i *SB*t_«eSa»»T»-M*SSS-SSSft '— r I Corsets. 19c Sweaters, $1.69 Sweaters, 44c Outing Gowns, 69c Wool Shawls, 69c Child's Stockings, 8c 111111 J 1 I i I ■ 11.00 an.l |1 Mi lilack Corsets, ladles' Wool Sweater*, that Children « l'»r Wool Sweater* I_*dle*' Outing Gowns, pretir Our eutir* *tock of Wool j Children's Past Black Cotton IS. 1> and 20 only; w.ll bontl. sold from .Ml to $4.11. I. on. red gray or white and red; rega*' ff«^%jf li.^ 'lor"* tSxfluto M^T^rtS *T . "So *** 1-, ***§ : and tine for every-day wear. grand clean up sale, )»r Tto. ftnd »*c or mixed colors. **' **- ""* . . " ' ■ ____________—____———-—————. _. 50c Hose, 25c | 3ft;000 I U"'°" SuiU. 37c | AIVIFTHIDr. | Fleeced Underw'r, 19c | STAPLE . o^isEnJ^t P »"° f Udle*' Of,y Recced Union ONt-lIIIRD children. .So snd Uc Fleeced MERCHANDISE urn weight; everything Included nY -. mTW T WirWl**". »■-« a. l**r.*et fitting high nee* Off the Price of tndcr.ear. Don't miss this bar , MUCH . «.,,,-.,■,.;vl '•••" DLAWlilillS and ankle length;... n o y S ' clothing **„ „ MUCH I.OWIR DL/ililVatla — Boys Clothing -,___„ _^ SHOFS Still in the Old Store • Men's Goods .JZoKtm^lV^^ RFITS M*^''^"^ /^lllVir..^ All.slses. large.!. In white, l«Vll O VJVVUO r offers grr-sl or-*■*«>»««•«» llllli 11l Prints; over 100 different styles. jJIIVIjkJ _.„ ,_,, ,_„_ UW,',n*h,le- At Great Saving* .^raWctr .B^B-I«-I -1. \J *£**«•• ffi For Lea. Than You linn*; thl* ll.! alcng and v.,if, M'-ntliMi. l. mile. Mad- •» 00 Suit* |5.98 Ribbon, Hair, Etc.; \ i W-Tftrd iJmit to One i sr. hor Less I han Tou . . he _.. t> _ rg . (li _ __ r „ ,_„ , -.,,., *''/;•_•',,.,. f^'JS Ribbon, Hair, Etc. , a..at..~i.t Ever Even Dreamed [*■__ **■*-* *-*■* **••* °° «"-»■ If b„ y T, 17-,*^ tot. *l*lr Kll ■' at 54.63 ! ■'•*1 Hose Supporters, all colors; son Calatcas; 75 different styles;. ,r, , , have to pay elwwber* „_. Special Saturday at .00C »«-J « •'••; Jo'oO »«""'*! straps; tic seller; last Just In. •*-*-• lA'r of Before Napa Tan lllankels. Sale «a Men's lI.SO Heavy Wool flannel will " *'_, 53,98 Saturday In old store, 1C- price, yard ..IHSU *r_w i «• ... „t. . -"-^ rX" l»lr *i* Work Shirts; ftftvy and 77.. |i.'„, t 4 1* SuVts «-OP7 ' a pair '"»*** *-**-»-- Clnghsms - Seersucker -3.000 pair. *a *?""""' «#»" Abaco White Olanket*. aft other colors. Saturday ... II It wU , go at i>a..ol Hair Switches, all shades: M and other Standard Ginghams;! sit*-* 4. a and s, ''* ng-, «*»!«• price, per pair *l-t7C Mens liustness Shirts, neatly Hoys'l3.6o Suits en 00 Inches long. I.ast 4*l*l RH large assortment left; Mc and * **■ r wmv Bnrscen and .N'lrarod dray and made »nd finished. In light and will go at «pt-iJ%I Saturday'a price vpZijU 12He values. Bpecial sale p>#»! 800 pairs Women's Vlcl Kid Hub- Tan Blanktrtl Sale price, CC*» medium percale and Qlwp Hoys'l3.oo Suits CI 0° . Oernianinwn Yarn every color price, yard *-** ber Heel Juliets,; 00. per pair 00C madras. Kacn ...OJU will go a' *>ii«IU regular price Ilk* least c' Flannelettes— Kimono Flannel a pair •*****» Senegal and Nepona*H Ofay and Alligator Style Hand drips, brass Hoys' tCTS OvcrcosU tAAQ Satnrday's price 3C ftttea. 12He quality. Spe- OS*,! CM nalrs Women's Fur Trimmed Tan li. ,„k.'. Male price, 77 "'^f-' ""*" -.■■"• **%"'* ' *'» «" *' A '* * • IITH ■*> "-*■ Sow nibbon, all colore. cla| *„).- ice. yard . 0ll» Kelt Juliets; instead of ftB A P«r pair II C *,**!.'.VJ.!!„.- •» W- 25C .-fr« *«o<> Overcoat* CO 00 plain *'"! many fancy color* Flannelettes - ISc and 1«I-»S ,1.60, take a pair at 03C Salvador and Kecropolla dray n tymKL''tt»V'rrm\^ SL*SA A a.-.'..^ last Saturday In ..1.1 *r_ i Flannel Velours, for kimonos.; 180 pair. Men's* and Women's and Tsn lllunk*!. 00.' S^i^eJK. w.'" la, * 53.67 *'""' '&C fl' sacoues wrappers, etc.;; Felt Sole Flannel Slip- QQe. l>r,t**" pair "'', C t^,^" °f .'* |UC H.... if,on Overrvv... •« «a ' All 49c licit*. Including cla.ttc. JO different styles, or more; 1 -"--"••• 33C Saa««, Na*. dray arid Jtin^%ZZ")^\S!£ "«.%o a?. 0..^ .U $3.34 J-"h- and fancy silk. n^ Urgelaada msl. figures. On,«!*,; 800 pair. Men's Tlos Calf.-Velour '.',:: B*'° $1.17 mere Wool 801. Special. OC- |U,,.%4.60 Overcoa.; ?^qJ UA ******* prt *» -tOC v.r d -*. ])C Calf, Patent Colt and Vlcl Kid ?rw . n .i .1 ii'u^'l:., '! " " * P***" for • 7**<wC will goat eflZiOO i Women'e and Children's Hem- , •••■"• ."••••'"•."'. -Bhoes: all late*. style last.; , ,C|, -r"a"v and .m.? •* fti Men's *"'! Hoys' Hes/y Wool Hoys' ,4.00 Overcoats COP"? stitched Handkerchiefs; Ulnch O"*"? •''*■""•'•-»■■«'«■«•«<■ plain or cap to* and good oak : "*' "^*?J * $137 «»' ' Gloves or Mittens. f. ft- will go at ..._.. .52.67 hem; **""■> 6c, 1. "' light styles Outing Flannels;. soles. Special. CICQ 1111 Pn nea^u^in:;^. 'r,' -» t**-" **** . _L-L_l: «f*"W' Halurday . IC 10c quality. Special sale 71*. a pair..;. $1.03 '',"' r*' *« i.isp msnkets Mens Linen Finish 10c Hem- lloya Pants aa to* /Tl . price, yard . faC 250 pairs Hoys' Calf Shoes, that per pair *> 1.87 olltebed. Urgo Blso Hftad- 3c Lg-L-J^ ■■ •-^J-J *r^ »*<**_•« 7E_ tt-l ~J —S we ar* relucUnt to sell st this An-.1,.,,c "white Mlank.T r»n kerchiefs, *"*.' tJO Hoya' Oil $I°° I-mII 1V T S «T/\rtnv 'In.. because they are positively -.li- price per pair 00C "«»'■ Mulr»",n IRr I Coat* *>I.UU VJIJ V* V JCj l 3 \lllTltfl\w not good for wet weather, but ll (t , while WiHtlnati link- O|OVP, ,0C -*•>■■' llmia 10-, Dkr^c «Ii 111 I■ .^ we need ih* room; sites PC*, • LVrb #*fti 600 Men's Cotton Shirts and Hats.... ....li,C BAGS 1 l\/ 1 IVI I IvJ to IS>4j; a iialr DOC nalr SI 87 ; Drftwcrs, medium weight, ribbed. — , NrrfVirrAD Men's Heavy Solid Work Shoes. J. T. T.„ W,„ln.„ C! T^^eT'satS „„ ''" SI.7S NECKWEAR mg S,jool Coarso |q, tan ..If. with extra heavy sole Sale price. CO 00 V" lh,m Balurday *,*.r \i.„'. i^'nii'"'"'... «* '"-""",-' I.lly Olove. our always Threßl* 'fc Bervlc* 4*l Q 0 per pair *)Z.Z9 "' ' *,dl' asLoagi SI.2S *> 00 seller; most store, nn. Spool Darning iJ brand *> 1130 Homer Cray and Tan Mottled : J F *.-. i[ Vg oil "ranta' ft ft Set $1.25. Saturday, n pair 03 It Cotton lb Tuff Hid* rtrand, *1 CQ Blankets. Sale price, nn NOTIONS a pair B--.C '** *° *•* «-a*l-es' Neckwear; Hair I'ins. per Ift Un 01,33 per pair , 00t# ,,., *; r _„_Z ~~—JLHIL every style. Your -I ft_ package •• '*» Men's $3.60 Heavy lllaek fi11...1 uom-niaa louet hjj 1.200 pairs Mtn's Suspenders. In choice ' **'* ironing Wax. 1 * Calf Grain Shoes; C 0 0Q .-.- 10r C -*'" medium »'"1 heavy weights. Fancy Persian Silk Jabots. In I for I* bellows tongu* *>tf.iUal fill flDITrt-I'C *' Ribbon DC assorted lengths and col- -1 et r many ,„,,, ,,„, designs; our reg- . Strong a « SASSLS^isrfn UUlilKlill > x"-"-'""" " 9c sa^-fSit.'ssla, ss^ .o. sz,-^*^ lc H'SS F| ide S.!p _c Srs 6c .TiTaiC'i'iS'-C't-: Se.'.':'."•'."". 2c at;y:°:.°'- M.52.49 ■ *-'-^-3 g^ gl* a^„;.." A ,', r0 ,;.: 'i- Sr.'&;=,.;', s o' n 'l l= . B"S.'"".'" 2f] •eautlfol Ml Sets. for th* Powder .... IDC s^^MlM'Mtm^'ion*aoVTr? 0 •»■«««; Be value. Last -I r Mary Hooks and 0. I «**_* r.-wsl.*:*,. little girls; '"".-.'.'„ different Veiling, many styles. *r-_ ** air 5C ■ ;;''■"• ■•; .' ,','".',','' ' 7 «>*■»•; JS I Jlaf*P I llPl-slP**- styles Prirt'ii t49H t.is vartl IOC ' "A '"_ '.„"" UU t-»c Metal Frame Hand Hag. In Luster Cotton, 0« ljQ*-,tw IQIU.) St?fl4lal •?«' tl OK VVomen's'^ck"^.'^.""'""-^^ Or. per dozen, 50c several styles; largo sis. and colors £*» t/iAft o Ploaofl '■'«'_. . ns. and . sl'*-D Ken...- Gloves lUC ..^-^ strong handle. Lnnt 25C Machine Oft Whit* Samples of Lace Curtains. ftna tflitVt-l ! nercttcflloves IUU NOTIONS ■ Saturday iiDC Oil «5C white and Arabian; 1% yard* -— NO I IONS ,-^ long; suitable fur hall windows, if a ft** /v ftTV* . r •*• Shaving Q _. ' — . —" .low*; the** samples Hi" "be long I• JU IJ I3 CfOfSO I vjUlllfle*? Stocking Oev A tf^rf" *t*l|lja *tnfl d d "Z3m\ mO CkSw fata^P*^^ IC-. 1600 yards _**..,,, Jj"?! ... 3C /ml taaZ-'*a*w4l I*4l Cl ' *»aC>-a--S, Notwoailke. ZDC fc ( '^^S: »^X "JESS tD 1 1 iU . # , « 2 C , nP re?se 1""^' °' "^-^ *--*-■ **m " ,*-"--' ..,, 'oi, iliK ;. In cliolce hrtiwiiH. navy*, ■ 1 M m , , , ,„ <ft "■ *" ""k' '■.. gray mlitur*. and ota*r tvafttod .L/ I 1 stTV « , ''"' *%? '" r "'" ]" Mill ontl Old Btore-Up.talrs shades litest unpacked; note the width. Wv*.P*i^Ci ' «,ft l.!' rhe*i« are woven In >"" piece, are hair wool, rev erelble, ICarller In the season this class of goods /^^li§l W .'.' In'T.'n-' ft "" ""' """ "*' far above "," '"''">""> was snspped up in $1 ..Via yard. Tomorrow, 113 A Qf a-i .',„.. ' flp T''-' following prices arc much lower than usual, anil we urge /f*t* . London's last Saturday, take all VJF WW „'., v"'',;'.,''. 7 quick action if you want Floor Coverlng- M&i*&£Pl\ you want, at. per ya?d - V****^W IlesUlone ilutton.. 2 C by % $3.25 .^ $5.75 ■^O^WM^f^^^L : Curling *_, yards %>oit.3 yards *>Jt'J mWlll^iV***>'j^2 s-s- . _- *-* e-fc*-^ Irons *tC Bby3 C/-9R »Vi by 4 CC CX eIEESSP - 56-Inch Serge 39c T,,.„'t ,„*. ;;;.;;;;;;;;: J° yard. $-I.^ j.rd. H-j ol Jl*-Mlls*l-»taaa*«t^»»lOrTy^ie»*^ ■*=» per piipur H-U 3 liy .)', 4jt/| nr 4by 4 P7 hn raje-*****^ 300 yards Shadow Heijn', alto 66 Inch.'H wide. In good colors Oft Hair r- yards *>-4iOJ yards tfltOJ ' -or skirt, and school fSarjper.yard...... OtlC Net, DC OLD STORE—UPSTAIRS THE -FRIDAY. QfcCBMBBR 30. 1010. WEAR DIRTY FACES TO AVOID WRECKS | FOUT WORTH, Tex., Dec. SO.— | Aside from being troublesome gnd expensive, the habit of keeping your far* and hands clean Is now dei lured **■ pecially per lll clous by, th* Southern Pai-lflc railroad. A 11 111 •- 111 1.. I of train crews hereafter are c* pected to culti vale dirty fa. .-« "He who Mould hold his Job as an engineer, fine man. conductor, flagman or brako man mii.i end his run M th* ler mliial with dirty fat* and hands.' says lb* Southern. Pontile The railroad take* the view that when trainmen, on approaching " ter* mliiiil, desert their posts of duty tt, "wash up," in rldeiii* are liable to occur. >*>»»- A Hill If "cleanliness I* net! lo godliness," snd to *yftftt. your fgee is to lose your job, does It follow Hint to hold a Jolt Is almost ungod< I ly . A number of other Interesting conclusions Ist 111 li. resetted through the sain. premises. ____________________________ John A. Kingsbury of North Yakima Will be 1,.-nil of a society for Improving the condition of the poor In New York city, beginning Jantutry 1. For the past Hire* years, he w*. secretary of the Anil ciilosl* league for the state if New York. lie man led Mabel ilass. a well known Seattle teacher. WEDDINGS ARE MARKED DOWN WINBTED. Conn,, Dec. 30—Jus tice of 11,« |'««i c elect John K. Movie of Fiilrfli.lt) believes In start ing the new nil right and In oth ers doing Hie nam*. During. the campaign he said that If elected li. would marry all who called upon him New Year'a Day free. As a fur ther Inducement he offered proa pectlve brides boxes of audi Hi already has 17 applications for bis services January 1 by young per sou* who desire 10 st*it uiunl.-d life economically, • • .......1.. _...' , flllt nr*-, 1t11..1a.r. t.i.i.iai,,' in-.m. a' lew arlr**. r*ll .1 The 111*1... lal VI. .!..la .1. ...a, *V**l*tk* "* ' SOCIALIST LECTURE. "Mlla.Tiipper Mnynard and 11. A Maynard, of Colorado, will deliver a socialist I, .line In Arcad* hall, Second ay., Sunday Bvanlng, Jan vary I. at * o'clock. The Kill'). will be, '11l 'lie Ground In Mil waukee." DIES IN EXILE lilt I .i 11... Tree* , NEW ORLEANS, l.a Dec. 30,— I "Big Dan" Coughlaii, for whose ar rest Hi" Stat* of Illinois had offered a reward, la dead at flan Pedro, Honduras, according iii dispatches received ber* , today, Coughlan'a name was connected with a Jury hi iiiidiil In Illinois several years ago, anil 1.. fled to ..Mini America. GOT 10 DAYS FOR KISS-WORTH IT NEW YORK, pec. ?,0. "The kiss was worth It," said James Conway In Flushing court Thursday when* Magistrate Mauri' Connolly sent him 111 Jail flit I" dsya for having stolen ii kiss from Ml*, f'stherln* At hernial 2* years, of Third sv.. College. Point, "I was walking home last even- Ing," ssld Miss Arki nn nn, "when this horrid man stepjietl up kli^ kissed me. Then he Isiiglied and started to walk away." A New V. in whist party for 11,*, bttnefli of their general fund will be given Wednesday evening, Inn uary 4, at Veteran Army hall by lilt- W. T, Sherman fortress No. 2, National Daughters of the G. A. R.