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TI1H CITIK.N. WKDNKSDAV, NOV. 15, 1011.
OFFICIAL VOTE OF WAYNE COUWTY, NOVEMBER 7a 1911,
PKOFESSIONAr., CARDS;
Attornevs-at-Lnw.
WILSON,
COMMIESIONKItS
ATTORNEY 4 COUNSEl.on-AT-T.AW.
Office adjacent to rost Offlce In Dlmmlck
office. Honesdale. Pa.
ELECTION DISTRICTS.
Berlin No. 1
Berlin No. 2
Bethany
Buckingham No. 1 .
Buckingham No. 2.
Buckingham No. 3 .
Canaan
Cherry Ridge ....
Clinton No. 1
Clinton No. 2
Damascus No. 1 . .
Damascus No. 2. . .
Damascus No. 3 . .
Damascus No. 4 . . .
Damascus No. 5 . .
Dreher
Dyherry
Hawloy
Honesdalo
Lake
Lebanon
Lolilgh
Manchester No. 1 .
Manchester No. 2 . .
Mount Pleasant . .
Oregon . . . .,
Palmyra
Paupack
Preston No. 1
Preston No. 2
Prompton
Salem
Scott No. 1
Scott No. 2
South Canaan
Starrucca
Sterling
Texas No. 1
Texas No. 2
Texas No. 3
Texas No. 4
Waymart
Total
Dr."P. B. Peterson, candidate for county coroner, 4,593.
W. II. Dlmmlck, Judge, Keystone, 22.
P. L. Curtis, auditor, Prohibition, 257.
MEETING
OF BANKERS
AT NEW ORLEANS.
Program For the Annual Convention
Which Begins Nov. 20.
The ofliclul program of entertainment
for the annual convention of the Amer
ican Bankers' association to be held in
New Orleans beginning Nov. 20 pro
rides n continuous round of pleasure
for the financiers and their wives.
On Monday nfternoon, Nov. 20, tin'
bankers will visit the city's new wa
terworks plant, making the trip in
special street cars.
The executive council banquet, with
the local bankers as hosts, is sche 1
uled for the evening of the 20th. The
ladies will bo entertained the suuu
evening with a special reception an i
musicale.
Nov. 21. Reception in evening at tUi
Country club, with fireworks and il.u
mlnntlons in city park opposite the
clubhouse.
Nov. 22. Ladles will make tour of
the city in the nfternoon in automo
biles. A polo game will be played ut
Audubon park at 4 o'clock. In the
evening the bankers and their wives
will attend a reception and invitation
ball at the French Opera House.
Nov. 23. All will make a tour of the
harbor In three chartered steamers nnd
will then visit Kenllworth plantation
and witness the enne grinding and sug
ar making processes.
Nov. 24. Gala performance in the
evening at tho French Opera House.
All theaters on this day will honor
cards Issued for the evening.
Nov. 25. Departure of the financiers
on three United States steamers for a
round trip to the Pnnnma canal zone.
NO CHICKEN ON ARMY MENU.
Commissary General Also Reports Sub
stitute For Hardtack.
The elimination of chicken from tho
army menu, the limitation of turkey
to Thanksgiving and Christmas, tho
substitution of so called "field bread"
for hardtack and abolishment of the
field ration sum up the Important
changes in tho army ration for the
American soldier made in the Inst year,
according to the report of Commissary
General Henry G. Sharpe. Tho elimi
nation of chicken has resulted in a
yearly saving to the government of
$52,000.
It costs tho United Stntes 10.14 cents
a day more to feed the American sol
dier In Alaska than It did those sta
tioned In the United States. Tills is
held to be due principally to the cost of
beef and Its transportation to tho lso
lated posts In the territory- The dally
average cost of the rations issued In
the United States alone was 22.75
cents, In Alaska 38.89 cents, In Hawaii
24.10 cents, In Porto Rico 28.72 cents,
aboard transports 23.52 cents, for
American soldiers in the Philippines
24.50 cents nnd for the native soldiers
In tho Philippines 14.57 cents.
Tho experimental farm conducted by
tho subsistence department In Camp
Vicars, Philippine Islands, to deter
mine whether potatoes could be raised
successfully in the Philippines has
proved tho unfensiblllty of that proj
ect. FIND 143 BOGUS $10 NOTES.
Prisoner Draws Map Showing Tree
Under Which H Buried Them.
A package containing 143 counter
feit ten dollar banknotes was found
burled beneath a tree on an island in
Jackson park, Chicago, by Captain
Thomas I. Porter of the United States
secretervice. iTJiebJlls ,yere recov.
2835
eroa nrter u conression rrora Aiouri
Leon, said to be a Russian political
refugee and the head of a successful
counterfeiting outfit. The notes are
believed by Captain Porter to be tbf
last of their kind unaccounted for.
For months bills of this denomina
lion have been circulated In the west
They were made, according to Cap
tain Torter, In a log cabin at Nootka
island, off British Columbia. Rudolph
Swanson and Fred Maiueck were tho
first members of the crowd arrested.
I.eou evaded tho secret service men
for some time, but was taken just ns
ho was about to board a boat for Ku
rope. After being questioned for two
days he confessed to burying the mon
ey and drew a map of where it could
be found. The notes were on Buffalo
banks, the National Bank of Tyrone
Pa.: the First National Bank of Wll
llamsport, Pa., and several on western
banks.
FLY ACROSS SOUTH AMERICA.
Atwood Plans Air Trip From Brazil to
Valparaiso For $100,000.
narry N. Atwood, tho aviator, plans
to fly across the South American cou
tluent, for which he will obtain ?100,
000 if successful.
The route, which will take him across
the South American continent, will
touch Bahla and Rio de Janeiro, In
Brazil; Montevideo, In Uruguay; Bue
nos Aires, in the Argentine Republic,
and Valparaiso, Chile. y
"I shall net $100,000 if I am success
ful," said the aviator. "I may cros
the Andes mountains, but that will de
pend upon what conditions are prevail
ing. I shall go to Brazil the latter part
of November and start the flight Imme
diately on arrival."
ADVISES VACCINATION
OF HIS EMPLOYEES.
Secretary Wilson Warring on Typhoid.
Is Not Compulsory.
War on typhoid fever was declared
by the department of agriculture in a
recommendation approved by Secre
tary Wilson that nil tho 13,500 employ
ees of the department be vaccinated
against typhoid.
Secretary Wilson's action followed
the report of a special committee of
three appointed by him to look Into
tho ndvisability of recommending that
all the employees of the department
bo vacclnntcd against tho disease.
It was explained that the department
cannot compel Its employees to submit
to the vaccination, but the department
expressed a strong hope that tho re
quest that tho employees bo vacci
nated would be acceded to. Secretary
Wilson gave his hearty approval of
the plan. Ho pointed out that of the
11,000 employees of the department
outsldo of the District of Columbia
many are engaged in traveling about
tho country during at least n part of
tho year. To protect them from tho
dangers of lmpuro water the vaccina
tion against typhoid has been recom
mended. Secretary Wilson said that the sug
gestion came from the war depart
ment. During the Mexican revolution
the war department had had many of
the United States soldiers stationed
nlong the Mexican border vaccinated
agninst typhoid and thoso vaccinated
escaped the disease, while many of
those who wero not suffered from ty
phoid. "When I received tho suggestion,"
said Secretary Wilson, "I immediately
appointed a committee of three to con
sider tho matter. It has reported fa-
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Isaac J. Lobb, Prohibition candidate for same office, 3S9.
George W. Howell, sheriff. Prohibition, 138.
vornbly to me, 'anu"r rfuTe'Tfpproved
the recommendation. Also I have in
structed the committee to prepare a
circular to be sent to nil the employ
ees of the department, advising them
to be vaccinated against typhoid fe
ver. Any physician, tho circulnrs will
inform the employees, may perform
tho vaccination. The employees may
employ their own physicians, if they
choose."
A similar recommendation, it Is un
derstood, will be made by the heads of
the other departments to their employ
ees, particularly to those who have
much traveling about the country to
do. Chief Clerk McNeir of the state
department said today that while no
general recommendation hnd yet been
made to the employees of that depart
ment, still vaccination against typhoid
had been recommended to the Wnlted
States consuls going to typhoid Infect
ed districts. Some of them, be said,
had acted upon the suggestion.
NAVY NAVIGATION HEAD.
Commander Andrews to Succeed Ad
miral Nicholson Jan. 1.
Commander Philip Andrews, aid to
the secretary of the navy, will become
head of the all powerful bureau of
navigation In the navy department on
Jan. 1, succeeding Rear Admiral Regi
nald F. Nicholson, who will hoist his
flag as commander in chief of the
United States Asiatic fleet. Although
Admiral Nicholson will be relieved of
his duty as head of tho navigation bu
reau the first of the year, he will not
assume his new command until some
time In March, when he will relievo
Rear Admiral Murdock, the present
commander.
In nunounclng the proposed changes
Secretary of the Navy Meyer said that
he was In receipt of a telegram from
President Taft approving tho trans
fern and also called attention to the
fact that he now had a number of
commanders Instead of admirals head
ing the bureaus of his department.
Commander Andrews, born in New
York, was appointed from New Jer
sey, entering tho service in 1882.
Still other changes wero announced
by the secretary. Rear Admiral
Charles E. Vreeland, now aid for in
spection, will succeed Rear Admiral
Richard Walnwright, aid for opera
tions; when the latter retires on ac
count of age on Dec. 1.
TH0RNLESS BLACKBERRY.
Luther Burbank Obtains It After
Working Ten Years.
Tho thornless blackberry has arriv
ed. Recently while Luther Burbank
was showing a party of Australian
boys about his gardens at Santa Rosa
ho said: "Now I will show you some
thing about which nothing has been
said as yet. It is the thornless black
berry. It has not been distributed yet
nnd possibly will not bo for some time.
You see I have to bo careful about stnt
ing anything until it Is a reality."
Mr. Burbank broke some branches
from tho bush, and they were careful
ly examined by tho visitors. No thorns
wero visible, tho surface of the branch
cs being as smooth as silk. The fruit
Is said to be of fine flavor and quality,
Mr. Burbank told tho boys he had
worked ten years on the blackberry
bush endeavoring to remove its thorns,
Volcanlo Ash.
The destructive Philippine volcanoes
have value fo one thing nt least,
says a writer In the Pacific Monthly.
They are directly responsible for the
finest hemp producing area in the
world. Hemp thrives in a soil heavily
Impregnated with volcanic asb.
SIRES AND SONS.
Rev. Francis E. Clark. D. D LL. D.,
founder of the l'oung People's Society
of Christian Endeavor, recently cele
brated the sixtieth anniversary of his
birthday at his birthplace. Aylmer,
Que.
For the first time in her history Lon
don has n physician for lord mayor.
His name Is Sir Thomas Boor Crosby,
and he U eighty-one years old. It Is
believed that he Is the oldest man to
fill tho office.
Olllo Merlo James, Democratic mem
ber of tho house committee on ways
and means, began his political caiecr
as a page boy In the Kentucky legis
lature. Ho made his first stump spe("h
when ho veas eighteen years old.
Vlndlmar Klkolaicvlch KokovtsoX
the new prime minister of Russia, has
for years been one of tho most promi
nent members of the Russian govern
ment. Ho Is sixty years of age, but
looks fifteen years younger, and Is pos
sessed of great vigor.
Dr. Leland O. Howard, who coined
tho term "typhoid fly" and aroused
universal interest in tho crusade
against these dangerous pests, is the
only American on tho International ag
ricultural committee. He Is an expert
on insects In the department of agri
culture, and It Is largely due to his
scientific investigations that the world
became acquainted with this boll wee
vil and the gypsy moth.
Household Hints.
Keep a few pieces of camphor gum
in your linen closet. It will aid in
keeping the linen white.
Tho deposit which forms in tho bot
toms of teakettles can readily be re
moved by boiling vinegar in them.
Put a small cork in the oil can be
longing to tho sewing machine. This
will prevent spilling the oil in the
drawer and soiling anything there.
A tape loop on the apron band Is a
convenience nnd will savo the apron
from being torn if hung on n hook.
Sew the loop on the wrong sldo of the
band.
Fill lamps on blotting paper and
whatever oil overflows will bo absorb
ed, thus saving the table. Get heavy
blotting paper and keep a sheet besldo
tho oil can.
Current Comment.
Theso seem to be tho dogs of war
days. Detroit Times.
It will be noticed thnt tho women of
California had the last word. Chicago
Record-Herald.
Dr. Wiley says that tho greatest na
tion is tho one that treats its women,
soap and sugnr right. But why drag
in the soap nnd sugar? New York
Tribune.
America is the most discontented
nation on tho globe, says a foreign edi
tor. That's it; that's it. The divine
discontent Is what keeps us ahead of
tho smug and satisfied nations and
they can't see it. Cleveland Plain
Sealer.
Laundry Lines.
Irons should not be allowed to bo
come red hot. as they will never re
tain tho heat properly afterward.
Hang skirts and dresses on tho
clothesline on the straight of the goods
when drying, and you won't have nn
uneven skirt when it Is laundered.
The color of almost any washing ma
terial may be set by Boaklng It in wa
ter to which a spoonful of oz gall has
been added to each gallon of water.
To keep blue clothes from fading try
adding bluing to the starch. They
will retain their color better than if
put in the bluing water and tlwn
starched.
Political Pointers.
This is the time when a president'!!
boom can step up to almost any states
man's office nnd walk in without
knocking. Washington Star.
It must be a disappointment to poo
pie with enlarged ideas of the remedl i.
power of laws to discover that it stili
costK a lot of money to capture polit
ical nominations. Springfield Repub
lican. It does not require the services of
clairvoynnt to predict trouble ahead
for the native born American citizen
over thirty-flve years old who discov
ers that be has a presidential bee in
his headgear. St. Paul Pioneer Press.
German Gleanings.
Hop gardens flourished in Germany
in 820.
Tho proportion of young men found
suitable for army service In Germany
is about 58 per cent of those living in
the country nnd 51 per cent of thosp
living In cities.
Collapsible water towers adopted by
the Berlin tiro department are but live
feet long when closed, yet can be ex
tended to throw a level stream of wa
ter into a window on the eighth fiooi
of a building.
Recent Inventions.
Ingenious tackle has been devised to
make a tree that is being felled pull
its own stump from tho ground with
it.
Two small curved ribs within the
spout of a new antl-splashing faucet
prevents the water spattering as it Is
sues, no matter what the pressure.
A Mlssourian has invented a clip to
hold a lead pencil upon a finger so
that It will not have to be laid down
if a writer desires to use his hand tar
some other purpose momentarily.
Uncle Sam's Eagle.
Tho eagle is tho king of birds, the
lord of the sky, the bravest, noblest
and most independent of tho feathered
tribe, and probably that Is tho reason
why ho was adopted as our national
bird, nis Imago holds its place upon
our national coat of arms by sheer
merit and not merely from empty
sentiment. Tho noblo bird, loving
liberty, scorning confinement, nt homo
and at his best only when Invested
with tho wide freedom of tho glorious
heavens, Is tho fit emblem of the
"spirit of '70" and of the government
that that spirit won and established
on the earth. Other peoples entertain
tho samo high opinion of tho eagle,
slnco from tho time of tho Institution
of tho Roman standard straight down
to tho present day he has appeared as
a conspicuous figure in the heraldry of
tho nations. New Tork American.
Mountaineers to Have Hospital.
An Interesting bit of humano work is
that contemplated by Mrs. Becckman
Lorlllard, who proposes to establish a
"visiting caravan hospital" for the
mountaineers of North Carolina and
Kentucky. The plan Is to send train
ed nurses through the mountains so
that they will traverse certain regions
at fixed periods. These nurses will at
tend the Injured or 111 or, If the cases
are grave, transport them In comforta
ble Utters to tbs central hospital to be
established. It should bo an Interest
ing and productive experiment.
-ITTM. II . LEE,
T T ATTORNEY A COUNBELOR-AT-LAW.
umce uver iu onice. All lezai lmMnoss
promptly attended to. Ilonesdale, Pa.
EC. MUMFORD,
. ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELOR.AT-T.AW
Office Liberty Hall bulldlne. opposite tlic
a usb jw;u, xiuiicauaie. i a.
HOMER GREENE.
ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELOR-AT-L AW
Office over Keif's store. Ilonesdale Pa.
Charles a. Mccarty,
I A TTniJWPV x nntmorrAn . . ...
Special and prompt attention given to the
collection of claims. OUlce over Kelt's new
aiuru nuiiesuaie, jra.
J 71 P. KIMBLE,
' . ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELOR-AT-LAW
Office over the Dost office Ilonesdale. Pa.
TYf E. SIMONS,
ill a ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELOR-AT-LAW,
Office in the Court House, Ilonesdale,
"nETER H. ILOFF,
A ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELOR-AT-LAW,
Office-Second floor old Savlnes Benj
uuiiuiiiur. xiuiiesuuie. Jt'a.
QEARLE & SALMON,
U ATTORNEYS 4 COUNSELORS-AT-LAW.
uiuces laieiv occupied Dy judse Bearle1
flHESTER A. GARRATT.I
J ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELOR-AT-LAW.
Offlce adjacent to Post Offlce, Honesdale, Pa
Dentists.
TYR. E. T. BROWN,
Office-First floor, old Savincs Hank bulld
lne, Honesdale. Pa.
I)
R. O. R. BRADY,
DENTIST, HONESDALE, PA.
1011 MAIN ST.
Citizens' Phone.
Physicians.
P.
B. PETERSON, M. D.
1126 MAIN STREET. TIONESnAI.R P
fcye and liar a specialty. The fitting of class
es given careful attention.
Livery.
LIVERY. I? red. G. liickard has re
moved Iiis livery establishment from
corner Church street to Whitney's Stone
Barn"
ALL CALLS
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
FIRST CLASS OUTFITS. 7Dyl
T t t M M M
t
SPENCER
The Jeweler
would like to see you
4-
you are
for
!n the marketf
JEWELRY, SILVER-!
WARE, WATCHES,
CLOCKS,
DIAMONDS,
AND NOVELTIES
"Guaranteed articles only sold."
M-t-M
WHEN THERE
IS ILLNESS
in your family you of course call
a reliable physician. Don't stop
at that; nave his 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. Prescrip
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,
i Opp. D. AH, Station, Honesdalk. Pa.
mttJtjmmmtrmumttroajamnjmm:
German-American
Home
Treatment. ?S
Men Jk Women, young Jt old
II BilltrlBg A ' Cl Cr4, r
Glftaka fe AdfartlsU n.i
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The GERMAN AMERICAN TREATMENT.
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year Hiatal ar DUui mtj t, tun r orltta. Mailer
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DOCTOR.
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VilWo may aeeCM of ov-ry point of in
aereat, , Halt blocic from Wnnunnkei't
comfortable tppoir.ttnenta, conilcu '
Rooms $1.00 per ilsy ana t
wun pnvnefje of Bath
$1.50 per day and up
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