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TJIR CITIZKN, FRIDAY, JANUAHV 21, 1010.
REPORTS TRACE OF
ANDREEJ ARCTIC
Missionary Tells of Eskimo Tribe
Which Had Rope and Instruments
SAY THE EXPLORERS STARVED
Another Story It that Andree Party
was Killed In Fight and Balloon
Belied Came Out of the Sky In a
"White House."
Winnipeg, Man. Bishop Pascal,
who has charge of the Diocese of
Prince Albert, which embraces the
sub-Arctic country to the north of
that city, brings back with him a story
of the finding of traces of the balloon
In which S. A. Andrce, the Swedish
explorer, attempted to drift across to
the North Pole.
One of his missionaries reported to
him that while working among the
Eskimos of the Arctic region ho mot
a tribe which had some of the plundor
of the party with thom. These na
tives had In their possession a quanti
ty of rope of a quality which they
could not get In barter from the ships
which enter the Arctic sea.
When questioned the Eskimos told
that many years before they had come
across two white men who came down
out of the sky In a "white house."
These men had aftorward starved to
death and the natives had seized upon
the balloon, the cordage of which they
converted to their own uses. Bishop
Pascal Instructed the missionary to
return and get further details.
This Is the second story of this kind
which has come out of the frozen
north. A Hudson Bay factor has the
same report in a somewhat different
form. His story Is confirmed from
the London office of the company,
where it was sent in official dis
patches. According to the factor, an
Indian arrived at his post on the up
per Churchill In 1900 from an extend
ed trapping and trading trip along the
borders of the Arctic ocean in North
ern Canada. The Indian told of hav
ing met a party of Eskimos who had
with them a number of brass insiru
ments of different shapes, a quantity
of metal fittings, which they had util
ized in making hunting gear; several
cooking utensils and much cordage
and fine waterproof cloth. He had en
tered Into communication with thom
and learned something of where thej
got their strange treasures.
Several years before they had been
hunting on one of the islands of the
Arctic Ocean, and one day they be
held a peculiar apparition in the sky.
It resembled a huge "oomiak," or
woman's boat. When it finally landed
three men stepped out. They started
to approach the natives, who were in
a state of terror and made a hostile
demonstration. One of the white men
fired a gun and a fight followed, in
which the natives were victorious,
killing all three of the wanderers.
The Eskimos stated to the Indian
that they had not intended killing the
three white men, but that in their
terror they made signals for them not
to approach. One of the whites, not
understanding, took these signals as
a sign of hostility and opened fire.
FISH EATS OFF OWNER'S HAND.
Pickerel Trained to Perform a Num
ber of Aquatic Tricks.
Superior, Wis. Police Sergeant
O'Brien has at his home a large
aquarium In which he has a pickerel
a foot and a half long that Is said to
have been taught, among other things,
to eat out of the hand, to jump
through hoops and to do other tricks.
The fish has a strange history.
Sergt. O'Brien purchased it from a
fisherman at Wisconsin Point several
weeks ago. It was taken home, whero
it was decided to keep it for future
eating, and to keep it fresh it was
placed In water again, apparently
dead.
On Inspection in the evening Mr.
O'Brien found tho gills of the pickerel
moving and that It was possessed of
life, The fish was soon able to swim
n little. A tank was secured for It,
and It has since become quite a pet
of tho family.
The fish weighs about eight pounds.
APPLES AS LIQUOR CURE.
Iowa Physician Says They Kill Taste
for Drink.
Des Moines, Iowa. Dr. Samuel
Bailey, of Mount Ayro, and a promi
nent member of the National Medical
Society, before the Stute Horticultur
al Society declared that applo eat
ing kills the taste for cocktails and
other strong drinks.
He says It is the meat eaterR who
become addicted to strong liquor, and
that fruit eating should be encouraged
as a solution of the liquor problem.
Tho society Indorsed his theory.
ONION BIN A POOR BANK,
Farmer Had Not Told His Wife and
She 8old Vegetables and Money.
Antlgo, Wis. Thinking It about aa
safe a place as any, William Jackson,
a farmer of Rulling, put $20 In cash
and a $30 check in a cellar bin and
covered them with onions, but failed
to toll his wife what be had done. Ha
tare it no more thought until bo
learned that his wife had sold soma
of tho onions.
Search revealed the fact that tho
money was gone and now he la look
ing for It amoac bis customers.
TISIl THAT IS XOT AFUAID.
Tike Parted nt n Stan's Hand An
other Hit ii Fisherman's Arm.
The boldness of a pike Is very ex
traordinary, writes an angler. I
havo seen one follow a halt within
a foot of the spot where I havo been
standing; and tho head kcopor of
Richmond Park, England, assured
mc that ho was once washing his
hand at tho side of a boat In' tho
great pond In that park when a
pike made a dart at it and he had
but Just time to withdraw it.
A gentleman now residing at Woy
b rid go In Surrey informed mo that
walking one day by the sldo of the
IUvor Woy near that town hd saw
a large pike In a shallow creek. He
immediately pulled off his coat, tuck
ed his shirt sleeves and went Into
tho wator to Intercept the return of
the fish to tho river and to endeavor
to throw it upon tho bank by get
ting his hands under it.
During this attempt the plko, find
ing he could not make his escape,
seized one of the arms of the gcntlo
man and lacerated It so much that
the wound is still very visible.
Random Shots.
I shot an arrow into the air, it
fell In the distance, I knew not
where, till a neighbor said that It
killed his calf, and I had to pay him
six and a half (JC.50). I bought
some poison to slay some rats, and a
neighbor swore it killed his cats;
and, rather than argue across tho
fence, I paid him for Joliars and
fifty cents ($4.50). One night I set
sailing a toy balloon, and hoped it
would soar till it reached the moon;
but the candle fell out on a farmer's
Btraw, and he said I must settle or
go to law. And that Is the way with
the random shot; it never hits In tho
proper spot; and tho Joke you spring,
that you think so smart, may leave a
wound In some fellow's heart. Em
poria (Kan.) Gazette,
Where the "Good 1nns" Were.
One of the mottoes which, though
good, are rarely applied, is "A place
for everything and evorything.in Its
place." A writer In tho Dundee Ad
vertiser tells of a London cab-driver
who seemed to think that affairs
were ordered after this pattern. As
ho sung down the Strand, an Ameri
can sitting beside him asked him to
point out the spots of interest.
"Right you are, sir!" agreed the
driver, touching his hat. "There's
Luggit 'ill, where they 'ang "em."
A little later, "There's Parliament
'ouses, where thoy make the laws
wot does It, across the way. An'
thero's Westminster Habbey, where
they burled tho good 'uns wot didn't
get 'anged!"
One TliinR He Could Not Have.
Although there was no sort of toy
which could be bought and for which
Harold had expressed a desire that
was not in his possessions, he still
had his unsatisfied longings. "I
know what I wish 1 was, mother,"
he said one day, when his ownbig
brother had gone away and the lit
tle boy across the street was ill.
"Yes, dear," said his mother.
"Perhaps you can be it, Harold;
mother will help you. Is it to play
soldier?"
"No, indeed!" asld Harold, scorn
fully. "I Just wish I was two little
dogs, so I could play together."
Important Personage.
A King's coachman Is a personage
of no small importance. Certainly
tho coachman to her late Majesty
Queen Victoria had a befitting sense
of the dignity and rcspopclblllty of
his position. On the occasion of
the Jubilee of 1SS7 he was asked
if ho was driving any of the royal
and Imperial guests at that time
quartered In Buckingham Palace.
"No, sir," was his reply. "I am the
Queen's coachman; I don't. drive the
riffraff." London Chronicle.
Cliine.su Pirates.
Piracy Is no new thing In the wa
ters around Hong Kong. As long
ago as the thirteenth century thq
island of Hong Kong was a piratical
stronghold, and for centuries tho
Chinese government was unable to
drivo tho sea robbers out. All craft
passing what Is now Hong Kong har
bor wero compelled to pay tribute.
Tho higher elevations of the Island
served as lookout stations, and no
boat that approached was permitted
to loavo until It had paid toll.
Improving .Mini Dogs.
Boston has a hospital for the
treatment of dogs suspected of hav
ing rabies, and several cases have
boon improved, though tho vetorlna
ries do not say thoy havo cured the
dogs of hydrophobia. They have
merely improved some dogs suspect
ed of the disease, Worcester Tele
gram. The Modern .Mother.
Madam to tho nurso maid, who
has Just brought homo her four chil
dren from a walk) Dear me, Anna,
how changed tho children look since
I last saw them! Are you quite
sure they are the right ones? Fliu
gende Blaetter.
Only a Slight Error.
"Thoy done what thoy should
have done," remarks a New York
poltlclan' who has a careless stenog
rapher. Probably he really said
"should have did." Philadelphia
Ledger.
Quick-Working Machinery,
tn a single mlnuto a machine
which cuts up wood to make matches
will tura out 40,000 "splints," as
they art called,
RAISES TAKEW00DPECKER3
Trained to Transform Ordinary Rock
Maple Into Costly Bird's.
Eye.
Bangor, Me. After having Bpcnt
more than sixty yean? and moro than
$10,000 In hunting bears and studying
tho ways of wild creatures, Urccnlcaf
Davis of Mount Katahdln has begun
to ralso tamo woodpeckers with the
purpose of using thom to convert ordi
nary rock maples Into the rare and
costly wood known as bird's-eye
maple. Mr. Davis Is more than eighty.
It haB been Mr. Davis's belief that
no creature should be kept In captiv
ity moro than a month. Ho has two
crows, one moro than thirty years old,
which have stayed by him and never
sought tho society of their kind. Two
robins lived with him for three yeara.
His great success, however, has been
won with woodpeckers, of which ho
now has nearly one hundred. Most of
them are the red-headed sapsuckers,
which pick round holes In tho bark of
trees.
Ho passed weeks In his grove
watching the result of the wounds
which the birds inflicted on the bark.
As the scars healed he noticed that
there was a bright red spot left on
tho wood directly below tho wound.
It occurred to him that as the mark
ings of bird's eye-maple were due to
red spots in the wood, and as nobody
had ever been able to account for
them, It was possible that this variety
might owe Its origin to the work of
woodpeckers.
By mixing anta which ho sifts from
the sand with a paste formed from
elm bark boiled down to a thick bat
ter he can smear the trunks of thrifty
maples with such food as the wood
peckers require, and while they are
getting a meal from the bark their
bills are boring new holes in the trees
and transforming ordinary maple,
worth no more than $12 a thousand
feet, into bird's-eye maple that sells
anywhere from ?50 to $60 a thousand.
DOGS DRUNK ON AUTO FUMES.
Pittsburg Curs Not Mad but Merely
Exhilarated, Like Joy Riders.
Pittsburg. The Pittsburg Police
Department, after an exhaustive in
vestigation, has decided that the al
leged epidemic of hydrophobia among
dogs here is little more or less than a
plain case of drunkenness among the
dogs drunkenness through the fumes
of gasoline escaping from automobiles.
Cnptain of Police Ford declares he
has discovered the dogs became drunk
Hko the chauffeurs who speed. Both
get Intpxlcated, he oay3, on gasol'ne
fumes. Tho Captain explains that
there is a habit prevalent among
chauffeurs of drinking gasoline. The
fumes from this oil exhilarates the im
biber and gives him nerve to clip
curves and corners.
The dog acquires the gasoline
fume drunk habit through running
after automobiles. The dog then gets
into the same class as the gasoline
exhilarated auto drinker and doe's
wild and ungovernable things. The
dogs are not mad; they're drunk, says
the Captain.
161 FLIES AS EVIDENCE.
Proof Insufficient, Judge Decides Case
Against State.
Sheboygan, Wis. How many flies
must the State offer before it can se
cure conviction if 1G1 flies found in a
cheese vat are insufficient as evidence
to convict a cheese factory owner of
keeping unclean premises.
This is a question which Stato
Dairy Inspector E. L. Aldorhold is now
asking. He recently brought proceed
ings against a cheesemaker at Ply
mouth, and when the case was called
before a Justice, Mr. Alderhold drew
from his pocket a little box and turn
ed it over to tho court as exhibit A.
Tho box contained 101 flies and Mr.
Aldorhold swore that he picked them
out of a cheese vat In the defendant's
factory.
After all the testimony had been
taken and evidence presented tho Jus
tice decided against the State.
To add to Mr, Alderhold's humilia
tion at losing after he believed he bad
a clear case, the decision of tho Jus
tice was lustily cheered by the towns
people and farmers present.
MARRIED MEN WANTED.
Logan County Land Owners Will Rent
No Property to Bachelors.
Springfield, 111. "No unmarried
men need apply," Is the sign that ha3
been hung up by the land owners of
Logan County, who are renting their
farm lands. The movement has
thrown the young men into a panic,
and it is said moro engagements have
been announced in the vicinity of At
lanta since tho plans were started
than in the same periods In half a
dozen years preceding. Other young
men inclined to balk at tho matrlmon
lal proposition aro departing for other
sections.
Jokes When About to Be Embalmed
Terre Hauto, Ind. As nn undertak
er Btarted to prepare the body of Ed
ward Murphy for burial the supposed
dead man arose in bed and yawned
I feel better after that long sleop," be
said. Murphy had been in coma ten
hours and an invalid a long time. The
undertaker soon was recalled, for Mur
phy died after Joking with the om-
balmer.
Woman Bhoea Oxen.
Throo Lakes, Wash. Mrs. Mary
Johnson of this city earns a good in
come working at her trade of shoeing
oxen, Bo expert has she become that
she is able to nail shoes on the hoofs
of ten oxen tn one hour. Tor that
burst of speed she recelres $T.M, or
seTCBty-Sre cents for each ox.
A Bad Break.
"Mushlelgh, the actor, made n bad
break nt his wedding to-day!"
"Hnw was that?"
"Aftpr Ihn ceromonv his friend
pressed round him and congrntulate
him bo carneatly that Mushlelgh re
quested tho minister to perform tin
service ov.er again aB an encore!"
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The real Beauty of Health comes only
with pure rich blood. What makes pure
red blood ? Why, your stomach, liver and
bowels all working right. Dyspepsia, in
digestion, constipation and biliousness will
ruin any complexion. To get rid of these
and have the Beauty of Health, the only
real Beauty, take Smith's Pineapple and
Butternut Pills. They invigorate the
blood, strengthen the nerves, and the skin
becomes rosy and red, showing the circu
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DIVISION AND APPEALS
JLt Notice is hereby Riven, pursuant to
tho provisions of tho Act of Assem
bly, entitled "An Act to provide for
the ordinary expenses of the govern
ment, payment of tho interest of tho
stato debt, receiving proposals for
the sale of public works and for
other purposes," approved tho 27th
day of July, 1S42, that the assessors
of the several townships ana boro
ughs of Wayne county have made
their returns of their assessments
for the year 1910, and that the fol
lowing is a statement of the aggro-
gate values and assessments made
by said assessors of the several sub
jects of taxation enumerated in the
lltli section of said Act of July 27,
1S42, and in tho several Acts sup
plemcntary thereto, and of the whole
amount of county taxes as assessed
in said townships and boroughs.
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DtSTIUCT VAt. CO TAX. AT 1KT.
Berlin t 3fa!I,-778'f 1811
Bethany 43.525 lSI.Otil 11,150
Ituekinsham XC'.Wo l,:fiU.7U St,:(73
Canaan 15j,9K7 IE3.OT !i;uu
Cherry Itldge &M.716 mm 11,-soo
Clinton KiOiTJ 3,421. tW 3I.2S9
Damascus Md.lfiO S.tMj.?.! 4S.Wi7
Dreher lsw,;a 7!n;su li.ax)
Dytierry 1M1.41S 1.137.77 MJKSi
Hawley UH,U -'.-ttMX'l MJ,7!
lloncsttule 2.21)0.530 S.Nr.V.D, 200,01X1
Lake S1U.820 2,0710 51,212
Ix!liuil01l HO3.40h 1.2I3.U3 31,708
Lehlch 217.W54 H71A' 4.710
.Manchester 32ci,lf lOl.lil 10,73.1
Alt. Pleasant (iU.130 2.450.52 70.300
Oregon 21S.320 7..2S 15.SI1
Palmyra 131,334 52I.1U 2,172
l'aupuck lUJ.GXi 774.78 3,Ki
Preston 4II0.225 4.001
Prompton UJ.03U 381.12 30.111
Salem 377.80U 1,511.42 21,585
Scott 17H;iSl 713.52 4,000
South Canaan 201.381 1,015.52 25,000
Starruccu 1U7.H07 431.87 31.137
.Sterling Wi.lSi 744.73 13,521
Toxus 1,100.461 4.425.81 151,582
Waymart 183.200 732.H) 17,785
Notice is also given pursuant to
Act of Assembly aforesaid, that the
following days and dates appointed
for the appeals from, the assessments
for tho several boroughs and town
ships, havo also been appointed by
tho Commissioners of said county for
finally determining whether nny of
tho valuations of tho assessors have
beon mado bolow a just rnto accord
ing to tho moaning and intention of
said act.
Tho Commissioners of Wnyno
county, sitting as a Board of Revis
ion, have appointed the following
days aud dates respectively for hear
ing final appeals from tho tri-onninl
assessment of 1910 nt tho Commis
sioners' olilce, Honcsdalo, Pa,, be
ginning at 8 a. in., Monday, January
31st and closing at 2:30 p. in., Sat
urday, Feb. Oth:
Monday, Jan. 31. Ilonesdale,
Orogon, Lebanon,
Tuesday, Feb. 1. Berlin, Damas
cus, Manchester, Buckingham, Scott,
Stnrrucca. '
Wednesday, Fob. 2. Preston, Mt
Pleasant, Clinton, Paupack, South
Canaan.
Thursday, Fob, 3. Lohlgh, Dre
hor. Sterling, Salora, Lake, Cherry
Kldgo.
Friday, Feb. 4. Hawley, Palmyra,
Prompton, Canaan, Waymart.
Saturday, Feb. E. Texas, Dybor
ry, Bothnuy,
Persons having & griovanco Bhould
try to adjust It with the assessor be
fore tho appeals; If this cannot bo
done, and It is not convenient to at
tend the appeal, write tho grievance
and mall It to tha Commissioners'
olilce and It will recelvo attention
County levy for 1910 is 4 mills and
one-half mill for support of non
resident paupers.
J. B. UANDEVILLE,
jr. K. HOIINBECK,
T. C, MADDEN.
County Commissioners.
Attest: Gaorgo P. Boh, Clerk.
HMMltlt, T.
Markln gthe Santa Fe Trail.
Tho famous old Santa Ko trail is to
bo marked so that its location will
not bo forgotten. The school children
of Kansas wcro asked to contribute a
penny each to secure suitable markers
for this pioneer highway of progress,
and 3G9.1GG responded. With this
fund tho trail will bo outlined in an
cudurlng manner from Kansas City to
Santa Fe, 800 miles as the caravans
made It, tho time consumed for the
round trip being 110 days. It Is be
lieved tho trail dates' back to 1510,
when a Spanish adventurer led an
expedition from Mexico aa far north
as Kansasi But It was not until the
beginning of the last century that tho
American trader and pioneer utilized
tho long trail that stretched out into
tho wilderness of the new El Dorado.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Where Elephants are Stolen.
To steal an elephant would seem to
be wcllnlgli impossible. Uut the Urit
lsh Consul reports that it is a com
mon practice In Siam. There the huge
quadrupeds aro employed in the teak
forests and frequently disappear. Ono
British firm last year bewailed tho loss
of a dozen and reported that as many
moro wcro stolen from their contrac
tors. Another firm lost nine, only
three of which were recovered. Aa
tho average value of the elephants is
about $1,000 a head, the consul natur
ally enlarges on tho seriousness of 'he
matter. What Is annoying about it Is
that tho officials are indifferent iuiu it
ono of tho missing creatures is recov
ered at all it is only by means of a
search party organized for tho purpose.
Pinless Chinese.
A member of the Chinese legation,
clad in splendid pale hued silks, stood
before the Casino at Newport.
"Pins," he said, "cause untidy
habits. We have no pins in China.
The right way to fasten things is with
buttons and buttonholes, or with loops
and frogs. To fasten things with
pins is to make use of an untidy
makeshift. To employ pins is to be
come lazy and slovenly.
"Wo havo no pins in China. Cer
tain foreign manufacturers shipped
millions of them to us in the past,
but wo sent them back. We had no
use for them. We were too neat."
A DOLLAR. SPENT AT HOME
Is a Dollar That May Come Back
: to Your Purse -
Yob Don't Know
How Easy It Is To Cook
Perhaps your folks are among the few in this town who have never had a
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Perhaps you are one of the women who have a mistaken prejudice.
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and dainty. This shredded meat cooks
almost the minute heat reaches it.
Any way that yon serre it, you can
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Ulan it takes to mak coflee.
THE PACKAGE WITH THE RED BAND
IJ4 1.11k wappr. K prtrTTllT.
wkatTtr, mt th Frt aii4 & hi-mH,
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This year operu with a deluge of now mixed paints. A con
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Not Like Other Fish
Beardiley's Shredded Codfish isn't at
all like the old-fashioned dried codfish.
There's none of that strong taste. And
none oi the odor in cooking.
For we use only the choicest fish the
plumpest and fattest the finest that come
cut of the deep.
We get them from Northern waters.
Where they attain a superlative flavor.
And we take only the best part of each
fish the sweetest, most delicate meat
Have It Tomorrow
New that yon know you were wrong in
thinking Beardsley's Shredded Codfish a
bother to cook, why not try it tomorrow
"fish-day"? Just to see what a delicious
breakfast or lunch you will hav.
A package will cost you only 10 cents.
And it makes a full nieul for fire.
There is other codfish in packages. Bnt
no other Shredded Codfish. No other
kind you will like halt as well as onrs. So
please see that yon get Beardsley's the
package with the red band.
Get ThU Free Recipe Book
Ask your grocer for our book of tempting
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yon the book, and with it a generous
sample of Beardsley's Shredded Codfish.
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474-478 Greenwich St, New York
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