PAGE 3 SNAPSHOTS AT CELEBRITIES Pascual Orozco, Brilliant In surrecto Leader. The sou of n smnll ranchman outside of Chihuahua, General Orozco had nev er served in the nriny nor held public olUcc, At the time of tbo uprising bo was a commission merchant in Chi Imabtia. where be bail established him self seven years Iwforo at the age of twenty-one. Lnst summer when Ma dcro was touring Mexico making speeches Orozco Ikxsuuo converted to the cause. Soon be was in the saddle as the personal escort of Gonzales, provisional governor of Chihuahua. At the siege of Guerrero, Gonzales lost his nerve and refused to blow up a I block of houses in which Uie federals j were Intrenched. Orozco Jumped into I the breach, blew up the block and cap ! tured the town. Since then be has been tbo official leader of the revolu tionary forces of Chihuahua. Head of the Ironworkers. Frank M. Ryan of Chicago, president of the International Association of Hridgo and Structural Ironworkers, is In the public eye just now because of recent events in connection with the Los Angeles Times explosion. Al though no suspicion rests against him in the affair, the task of defending the McKamaras will fall largely on his shoulders. Mr. Ryan has been president of the Ironworkers' union since IOOj, when be succeeded Frank Buchanan. Buchan an is the roan who eliminated the late lines established by his predecessor. In a recent statement Ityan said that a four years' conflict with the National Erectors' association had depleted the resources of the union and called on organized lobor for funds. The iron workers' union is nlllllated with the Anu'rlemi Federation of Labor and the building trades department of that or ganization. SIRES AND SONS. 1911, by American Press Association. General Pascual Orozco, who com manded the insurrecto forces at the capture of Juarez, Is one of the young est and boldest of Madera's lieuten ants. Because of his brilliant work In the field he has been acclaimed the hero of the Mexican revolution. Be fore his success at Juarez he had al ready proved bis worth as n soldier. Since the war began last November ho has boon the leader of the revolu tion's most spectacular achievements the victories at Guerrero, Cerro Prieto and Maloaso. Representative Gardner of Massa chusetts is an export on the llshury question. Ex-Senator Henry M. Teller of Colo rado was formerly a si hoolteacber In Now York state. William II. Crocker, leading banker of San Francisco, owns the most ex tensive collection of postage stamps In the world. Senator William Alden Smith of Michigan was a newsboy and tele- I graph messenger in Grand Uapids for many years. Sir Joseph Hooker, the botanist of England, and John BIgclow, historian of New York, are tbo two oldest living celebrltlos. They have each reached the uge of ninety-four. Sonor M. Tolxelra Gomes, the new Portuguese minister to Loudon, Is a great traveler, an author of repute, and is recognized as one of the most accomplished art critics in Portugal. Ho has often visited England. Ills grandfather campaigned with Napo leon In Bussla uud was in one of the .French squadrons at Waterloo. FIUNK M. EYAN. Sam Parks from activity in the affairs of the union and raised the standard of the organization to a higher plane than it had before attained. After four years of office Buchanan declined re election, and since then President Ryan has conducted its affairs along the Aviation. The British government has oilly ten war aeroplanes standing to Its credit, but negotiations are in progress for several others. Shells with a detonating force suffi cient to wreck any aeroplane within a hundred yards of where they explode have been invented for the German army. In France the operators of aero planes are held responsible for dam age done to persons or property when coming to the earth. In two cases such operators have been found guilty of homicide and punished, although the punishment was not as great us that for other forms of the same crime. Dress Hints. Always shrink a new braid before sewing to skirt; otherwise the bottom of the skirt will become puckered the first time of wearing in a shower of ruin. Always begin at the shoulders in fitting a blouse. If tbo shoulders are fitted .In the proper manner you need nave no rear about the rest of the bodice. To clean while plumes make a thin paste from gasoline and Hour. Dip plumes and cover with paste. Lay arddo to dry, then shake well, and plumes will come out clean and Huffy. Train and Track. The government of Jamaica now op erates 184 miles of railway. Of theso 120 miles were built by American syn dicates. More than one-third of n billion pas sengers carried in eighteen years and a half and not one killed as the result of n train accident is the claim made by the Long Islnnd railroad. One hundred and fifty-two miles of the government railway Hues in Victo ria, Australia, have been rclald during tie past three years with American rails, 142 miles of eighty pound rails and ten miles of hundred pound rails. Current Comment. Of every million letters that pass through the postoflleo only one goes astrny, and that one never happens to be a bill. Ohio State Journal. According to the treasury report, the per capita circulation on May 1 was $34.05, the which report the majority of us will havo to take on faith. Rich mond News Leader. At this time of year the public again awakens to a realization that the house fly must go. that the mosquito should bo exterminated and that good roads are much needed. Washington Slur. Town Topics. In New York taxlcnb rates are going up, which means not so much hire. Charleston News and Courier. Pittsburg is out for a "sane Fourth." It Is understood, however, that normal conditions will prevail on the third and fifth. Philadelphia North Ameri can. Now they ore trying to demonstrate that a woman schoolteacher can't live on less than $1,240 a year. And this is in Boston, the paradise of living on 15 cents a day theories. New Ilaveu Register. Pert Personals. Mr. Morgan was given a fourteenth century feast in Italy the other duy. Doubtless a lamb was served. Ex change. It seems that one of the best singers in Now York is named Alice Yells. Or ange blossoms will change it. Charles ton Mows and Courier. Mr. Jeffries has. gone to Eurqne. probabiy to furnish foreigners wim an idea of the deadly work of the Black Hund over hero. Denver Republican. Electric Lights. An incandescent electric lamp of 442 candle power has been designed for lighting public places. DospUe the advance that has been tnado In electrical signs In the last few yours, manufacturers claim the in dustry Is but in its infancy. Lanterns to project advertising signs upon pavements, so that ho who walks is forced to read, now are made with electric lamps sufficiently powerful to operate effectively In the best lighted streets. How tho fans turn out In flocks Most fortunate circumstance When opportunity knocks Onco more at the door of Chancel Chicago Tribune. Sportsman (assisting jockey who has been knocked out) Stand back, please; a little more air! And hurry up with that brandy. Faint Voice From Patient Never mind 'bout tho air. Punch. Now comes the happy summer time When many a fooltsh, futile rhyme We'll dedicate to flies that ekote On dinner pi a to and shining pate. Baltimore Sun. "Ah," he sighed, "If you only pave me the least hope I" "Gracious!" interrupted the hard hearted belle. "I've been giving you tho least I ever gave to any man." Catholic Standard and Times. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Hie Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tho Signature NOTICE 01? ADMINISTRATION, ESTATK OP LEE CALVIN SMITH. Lata of Lake Township, All persons Indebted to said estate nro noti fied to mnko Immedlnto payment to the un dersigned : and those linvlng claims aealnst the said estate are notified to present them duly attested, for settlement. MINNIE TOVJJSEND, Ariel, Pa.. April 8. 1811. ""oeofd CterniSR-american Some Tu ,... Men A Women young old, IIVUIIUvllll QutUn Ai idfirllilnr Dwtorc Tooled r)frlTl or ItebhwH You, Don't UAtm all ftllke. The GERMAN AMERICAN TREATMENT. m Htrlftlr HeUntlfl Combination SfWrUd A ComMntd on) Oi 6000 l)iMrnt Drop to lult etch ory Indlttdul CmfJi potltlvtlf tbo Only Cure, mo Hitter wUtaooTcr year iltmtnl or Distal nitj t, tinto or origin no matter who 111 If (J. Writ, flat your Ca In trltl rontldanr. A Cure OI7AH ANT1IED. -tMrruOLD GERMAN DOCTOR. lott Unx S880, riiil.delDiilaVPi, mnmtimmtmmmtttmt:m:m:tmmm I WHEN THERE 1 IS ILLNESS in your family you of course call a reliable physician. Don't stop at that; have bis prescriptions put up at a reliable pharmacy, even if it is a little farther from your home than some other store. You can find no more reliable store than ours. It would be im possible for more care to be taken in the selection of drugs, etc., or in the compounding. PreBcripJ tions brought here, either night or day, will be promptly and accurately' compounded by a competent registered pharmacist and the prices will be most rea sonable, O. T. CHAMBERS, PHARMACIST, Opp. D. & II. Station. IIonesdale. Pa. mjt:tmnm:tJammHnt:mmami Do you need some printing done? Come to us. If you need some en velopes "struck off" come to us. We use plenty of ink on our Jobs. KRAFT & CONGER HONESDALE, PA. Represent Reliable Companies ONLY f 1111 rne -a Schoo WHAT ET I EACH Adverising Man Show-Card Writing Window Trimming Bookkeeper Stenographer Civil Service Exams Commercial Law Banking English Branches High-School Math, Teacher Commercial Illus. Electrical Engineer Electric Lighting Electric Hallways Heavy Electric Traction Electric Wireman Electric Machine Designer Telegraph Construction Telephone Expert Architecture Contracting and Building Building Inspector Concrete Construction. 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RESULTS: Positions easily secured, days of drudgery shortened, and sometimes avoided al together; quick promotions. 'Jf;S&3MN- ''-: 2. We teach employed people to do their work better. RESULTS : More responsible positions ; better pay. 3. We teach dissatisfied people how to do what is more congenial. RESULTS : Prepara tion for new work before leaving the old ; rapid progress in the new field. HOW WE DO IT 1. We furnish all necessary preparatory instruction. 2. We explain facts, principles and processes so clearly that the student quickly compre hends and easily remembers. 3. We illustrate our text-books thoroughly. 4. We give concise rules and practical examples. 5. We grade our instructions. 6. We criticize and correct our students' written recitations and send him special advice regarding his course whenever necessary. OUR LOCATION FOR DOING IT We occupy three buildings in Scranton, having a floor space of over seven acres. , We employ 2,700 people at Scranton. ' " ' We spend $250,000 each year in improving and revising our instruction papers. v We handle about 30,000 pieces of mail daily and our daily postage bill is about $500. We issued about 63 million pages of instruction last year. We received and corrected 849,168 reci attions, and positively know that 1,180 students have their wages increased. f f
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