TIIK CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 22, 1011. PAGE 3 DOW G VE SCHLEY RELICS aiuauie uonecnon or Mere Than One Hundred Articles. THE NATIONAL MUSEUM. ioouMi.3 rrom nis Mamirers in Mil Parts of tho Country Handsome Gifts From tho State of Maryland to Its Honored Son. Mrs. Wlnfield Scott Schley, widow of f Tnmntia enn ft rM try tvhniin ilnntl, rsn t tho National museum, Washington, Tlf fir fltn lnffTAaf oti1 tii nuf m tun i niinnnn nr innr inofirnrinn ' i 'iin irtn. tuiua, Uiuuill, uuimiua, HllVUt IIIUIL', iiiiriiiN mi nnrsnnn niomonrnnu nor. itltrif in ha nnvnf pnrnnp no ti1l .id i nisi 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii 1 1 1 in with rim ( i nennm niui Among tnem is a gold medal from resumeu in recognition or ma rescue I iPIinni I I rnn I T ' rnnrn a nlon n lUiuouiiii: Li i j 1 1 1 wiiii'ii w nr ma nnrivn urn nr .Ainrvinrm tirncnntni fA it h srn to nr ri n rr nnn of n Ain -.r Several handsome swords are Includ- in i n fm inftniTi Ann r-tvi i.n Maryland and anothnr. finfahpri in empiars. Probably of most Interest is the serv- iruugu nis enure naval career or in v-nnn vnnra "i'W- nitmirn ' nnni imrrnR. nno nrnaa nm nun nrinn u uiuuiilt liii inciiif 'iirrid The commodore's lias, a blue pen- nil i ic;i I'lTif t 1 1 ii umrr n trnirn i-tn uil-u uuw ou me isrooKiyn. Aumirai II lV H TmfroilTn II1tltlfV thn linttln i P Several loving cups and silver serv es are in in is cm net mn. iinn wna hsi'i 1 11 1 hit run urnin rtr ii nuirinn,! . ndn nf f 1ir ollrnr lllllltMl tnl'nn rnn iv-iiitii ninffia nnti nmcAntm Ai . Irnl Schloy by his admirers. atuettes of bronze, one designed by mine L,aporte, presented by the cltl- 'Sltmpci nv Tlln irrpnpli nrtlaf- nl,nla in Tirnsnnrpfi rn Arimirni snh tw n UUV.U Biueuuismp company in luuo in nrociation or ma ijivinf rapmi n the vessels of that lino from dlsas- r. larco silver centernieen and nrppst. rles form n contribution from Mem- is. pnn.. in iimi' a nnrripninrnr autiful loving cup was presented by e citizens or uauas. xor. it is nm. lllshcd with emblematic figures rep sentinir tno L,ono star stato. s is a com diuil-o or tno Masonic irty-thlrd degree, presented by his l ow Masons of South Dakota in OS. U rliHT HfJIibLE SK RT. iBacniiEnTifi vv t. i ii u n uniinsf High Heels. n r ir, Mtnrw rm nin ncf ,1a i,rnift Irt, high heels, exaggerated coiffures il Rlmllnr fomlTiltm fnllilao Hi, lo. t force brought to bear in tho inter ts of reform and simplicity is the assacnusetts women's Christian 10,000. mil me iuaHucuusuii organization a unit in the campaign Is stated by rs. jwarv w. unonov or uoston. as. Uant secretary and member of sev- al lmnortnnt committees. Mrs. Cbe- y says: 'When one encounters the monstrost- of today the subject of dross be- el, ruining the walk of women. 'Thn linrnm skirt Is RnmpHilni of esses me as uointr immodest ana an ample of the foolish catering to tho tremes of fashion. The scant skirt. in nnd makes It Impossible for her sit without her skirt ascending al st to her knees, Is a monstrosity." TOP OF MOUNT CORATUNA. push a Notable Feat In Peru, lUiraSUL llllUUi D1IILII1UII1. Till, 1IUR io went out at the head of a Yalo pedltlou last summer for exploration Peru, has ascended tho highest peak Mount Coratuna, according to a dls ten received at the university. This tho first time that this peak, which 22,000 feet high, has over been as- npi fin Tiir iih mnwn. 'rofessor nincrhain has mniln sovoml pedltions to Peru and other parts of uth America. That the Yalo expedl n Is meeting with the co-operatlou tho Peruvian government Is appar- t from a message which was re- ved by Yalo from tho subprefeet of council of CetabuasI, Peru, which s; Greetings. Appreciate expedition."" GENERAL ALLEN. Who Deplores Lack of Enthu siasm For Army Aviation. Copyright by Clinedlnst. WANTS MORE ARMY AVIATORS Brigadier General Deplores Lack of Men For Aeronautics. Washington, Nov. 10. In his annual report just made public Brigadier Gen eral James Allen, chief signal otllcer of the army, recommends that additional ofllcers and enlisted men bo provided for training in aeronautical and other work of the signal corps. General Allen said the army has the money, but not sutllclent number of ofllcers for aviation. General Allen says: "The progress and development of this auxiliary to the military establishment during this period is believed to be without prece dent. Although the United States was tho first nation to recognize the aero plane for military purposes and car ried out tho first official government tests of an aeroplane in 1008 nnd 1009 nt Kort Slyer, Va yet such has been the phenomenal progress in this science and art that this country has been left far behind In scouring practical equip ment and organization for the use of this recognized indispensable adjunct to war." WOMEN LIKE ALABAMA MAYOR At State Federation Meeting Laz Schwartz Announces Stand. Mobile, Ala., Nov. 1G. Mayor Laz Schwartz declared for woman's suf frage in an address beforo tho Ala bama Federation of Women's Clubs assembled here in their seventeenth annual convention, at which many representatives from other states were present. "As for myself," ho said, "I have a secret to tell you. I am in favor of woman suffrage. Why? Becauso I know that the average woman is not only ns well equipped with intelli gence to cast her vote as tho average man, but displays an honesty of pur pose that Is greater and is possessed of better qualities for keen percep tion. I nm willing to trust woman with the ballot." Tho declaration of Mayor Schwartz created a sensation among the mem bers of the association and spectators present. It came as part of his greet ing to the women ns the chief execu tive of Mobile. And It was received with an outburst of enthusiasm that nearly shook the building. CHANGE OF VENUE FOR PASTOR Counsel For Richeson Say Prejudice Will Affect a Jury. Boston, Nov. 10. It has become known that counsel for tho Rev. Clar ence V. T. Itlcheson are likely to make a motion for a chnngo of venue for tho trial of tho murder charge. The attorneys who are to battle for the life of the minister nro understood to have decided that public feeling in Suffolk county is such that nn un prejudiced jury cannot bo drawn, even from a long list of talesmen. District Attorney Pelletler will make a fight in opposition to tho proposed motion. It is expected that the mo tion by the defense will bo made with in a week. TURKS PLAN ATTACK. Re-enforced by a Thousand Arabs, They Seek to Regain Bengazi. Rome, Nov. 10. It Is reported that the Turks are massing in front of Ben gazi and Dernn. It Is evident that they intend to attack. Tho Turks havo been re-enforced by a thousand Arabs from distant tribes. The Italians captured ten of fourteen guns the Turks removed from Ben gazi. The remaining four havo slnco been strengthened by several others that came to tho Turks by way of the desert. Large supplies of ammunition, food and uniforms havo arrived at tho Turkish camp from tho samo source. The artillery duel continues intermit tently. Sleighing In Adirondack. Syracuse, .N. Y Nov. 10. Sleigh bells jingled throughout northern Now York after the first heavy snowstorm of tlie fall. On the foothills of the Adlrondacks tho snow Is ten Inches deep. 2 0 3 9 fIT ON CANAL Estimates Call For $81,639, 531 More to Complete Woik. EARTHQUAKES LITTLE FELT. Commission's Report Tells of Year's Work, Including Lighting Plants, Culebra Cut, Completion of Locks and Checking Landslides. Tho great mechanical problems con nected with the construction of the Panama canal, which is to be opened to tho government in January, 1015, pass in review in tho nnnual report of the Isthmian canal commission just made public. Tho record of the year's achievements in tho gigantic task that is being worked out by tho Washing ton government, finder congressioual appropriations that so far aggregate $293,GG1,4SG, includes: Completion ot almost three-quarters of Culebra cut. Total excavation ot material from Culebra during year, 10,221,672 cubic yards at averaso cost of E8.8 cents per yard. Bis plans laid for canal terminals, In cluding storage of fuel, fresh water and other supplies, repair facilities, etc. Pa ctHc terminal to havo dryjoclt, storehouse and coaling stations. Practical completion of plans of all locks. Elaborate scheme for lighting tho caril. Safeguarding of the canal against big landslides. Locks a Problem. Tho locks havo been a great problem. Designs for the approach walls at all locks, except one, havo been prepared. Contracts in force at the beginning of tho fiscal year were practically com pleted and new contracts entered into for a vast amount of frames, valves, gates and other paraphernalia needed to put the canal Into operation. More than 054 tons of castings were mado on tho Isthmus. Building of tho great lock gates each leaf of which is fifty four feet eight Inches high was expe dited. At each lock entrance strong fender chains attached to powerful springs will bo installed to prevent ships from battering down the locks. Tho Culebra cut is ten miles long nnd deep enough to receive the United States capitol, dome and all. From this cut, despite tho enormous excava tion during tho year, on July 1 last there remained 23,021,140 cubic yards to bo removed. Estimates of excava tion necessary in this cut havo been largely increased to allow for the great earth slides. Last year these slides that had to bo removed from tho canal cutting after it had been practically completed was 4,870,378 yards, or over 30 per cent of all tho material removed from tho cut. These slides have occurred where the material excavated was left on a slope steeper than the permanent Incline will bo, and the trouble is expected to cease when the nntural slope of the canal banks is restored. Breaks have occurred on both sides of the cut where the underlying rock 13 of poor quality and Is broken up and squeezed upward by the pressure from beneath and from tho sides, Interrupt ing the drainage and covering up tho railroad tracks. To meet this condition intermediate benches have been cut along the slopo to distribute tho top weight and reduce tho amount of ma terial to be removed. It is declared that when tho bottom grado of tho ca nal is reached no further trouble need be anticipated, as greater stability will be given by tho water. Slides Didn't Increase Cost. Tho slides have caused no increase In the total estimated cost of the Cule bra cut. Tho Cucaracha slide covered , 47.1 acres and tho Culebra slide 40.0 acres. The total appropriations made by congress leave $81,030,531 of the esti mated cost of canal yet to be appro priated. Tho temperature for the calendar year 1010 was about normal for all the stations. Tho highest recorded was 04 degrees F. at Ancon on March 13, 1010, and tho lowest, 01 degrees F at Culebra on March 21, 1010. Tho averago rainfall over the canal zone for tho calendar year 1010 was well above normal, being unusually heavy in July and December, but be low that of the previous year. Slight seismic disturbances were of frequent occurrence during the yenr, very few of which, however, were physically observed in tho zone. Sanitary Work. Tho work performed for tho sanitary department has increased, tho grass cutting area having been further ex tended to Include moro territory. The amount expended by the quartermas ter's department on orders from the sanitary department for zone sanita tion was $210,403.29 and for hospitals, quarantine, etc., $77,284.48. At tho end of tho fiscal year this de partment was operating tho Tivoll ho tel, nineteen line hotels, three night restaurants, sixteen European laborers' messes and fourteen common laborers' kitchens, an increase of ono hotel and a decrease 'f three messes nnd four kitchens. Tho total number of meals served by tho hotels was 2,210,740, which was an increase of 40,289 over tho previous fiscal year. The cost of supplies per meal was 25.44 cents, or 0.57 cent moro than during tho previ ous fiscal year, nnd the expenso In pre paring and serving meals was 0.02 cent less, or 5.01 cents, resulting In a de crease In tho total Cost per meal of 0.05 GETS THE WRONG BOTTLE. While Clerk Is Gone Customer Drinks Carbollo Acid. Wllkcsbarro, Pa.. Nov. 10. When Michael Mnkowskl entered n drug store nt Nanticoko ho informed the clerk that ho was feeling none too well. He asked for n drink of whisky and wns invited to the rear of tho store. The clerk pulled n large bottle of liquor from tho shelf, and Makowskl took n healthy drink. The bottle was placed back in Its proper place, and tho clerk went about his business. While he was waiting on a customer Makowskl decided to take nnother drink and when alone pulled a large bottle from the shelf. He placed it to his lips, took n big swig and then cried nloud. When tho clerk come to see what had happened ho found Makow skl on tho floor. Ho looked nt tho bot tle and saw that It wns carbolic acid. He may recover. Klce. lUca to be a useful article of fooJ should be stewed with milk, butter or stock, which will supply the want of natural fat. Twelve Corners. What is known ns Twelve Corners, between Solon and Madison. Me.. Is said to be the only place of the kind in tho United States. Six roads meet at this place, making twelve distinct corners. On each corner there Is a sign post. Cheap Reading. A Chinese newspaper only costs nnt Ofteenth of a cent. Experts With the Dagger. Among the wilder tribes of the Can casus every child is taught to uso tin dagger almost as soon as he can wall:. The children first learn to stab the water without making a splash and by Incessant practice acquire' an ex traordinary command over the weapon. Flippant Flings. "The woman suffragists of New York ore looking for an emblem." Man, of course, will not do. Ho Is merely a mark. Rochester Democrat and Chronicle. By Judicious advertising Missouri has induced 000 poets to try a state song, but will any one of them show us a rhyme for Missouri or the right way of pronouncing St. Louis? Now York World. Tho gloomy prediction that by the year 2011 tho women will have no little toes docs not scare the women of this generation. Who would care tc have five toes, anyway, if four to. -were the fashion? Chicago Tribune. DO YOU WANT YOUR BOY TO SUCCEED ? Ono of the most import ant tilings you can teach your children Is tho value of money, and ono of tho best ways to do it is to encourage them to savo money system atically and to deposit it reg ularly in a Household Bank furnished free. The hoy who early becomes familiar with banks and tho earning power of money will havo a distinct advantage when he starts on his busi ness career. Honesdale Dime-'Bank accepts savings accounts of minors subject to withdrawal under parental authority. One dollar Is enough to be gin with and three per cent, compound Interest is paid. This Bank solicits both Savings and Business Ac counts and loans back its money to Wayno county peo ple furnishing good security. KEPOItT OF THE CONDITION OP THE Farmers and Me chanics Bank, OP HONESDALE. WAYNE COUNTY. PA at the close of business. Nov. G. 1911. ItC800KCES. Reserve fund $ Cnsh, specie nnd notes, $U,7G5 20 Duo from npproveil re- , serve agents $32,G01 G7 17,306 87 Nickels, cents and fractional currency 303 68 Checks nnd other cash Items 58J 15 Due from banks nnd trust com panies not reserve Hills discounted. 91,7f5 M Time loans with collateral SS,055 00 Loans on call with collateral 2S.833 40 Loans on call upon two or more , names 29,673 60 Loans secured by bonds and mort gages 9,011 00 Investment securities owned exclu sive of reserve bonds, viz Stocks, bonds, etc C3.611 08 Mortgages and Judg ments of record G1.120 GO Ofllco Hulldlng nnd Lot 18.KI9 53 Kurnlture and fixtures'. 1,801 41 Overdrafts 105 08 Miscellaneous assets 7,032 45 $ 391,476 17 LIAMLITIKS. Capital Stock pnld in $ 75.000 00 Surplus Fund 15.000 00 Undivided Profits, less expenses and taxes paid. 4,811 05 Deposits, subject to check $69,831 78 Cashier's checks outstand'g 35 Deposits, special 226,796 99-296,632 12 $391,476 17 Stale of Pennsylvania, County of Wayne, ss: I, C. A. Emery. Cashier of the above named company, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge nnd belief, C, A. EMERY. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 13th day of Nov., 1911. My commission expire1) Jan. 19, 1911. Uhna S. Edgett. N. P. Correct nttest: M. E. Simons, ) . Wm. Sell. Directors. P. W. KnKITNEK. 1 91wG A. O. BLAKE 1 BllPTinwcrD o nATTiir nrmrns HuuiiiMitLn a ijHiiix ucuixn YOU WILL MAKE MONEY B HAVING ME Bell Phone 9-U BETHANY, PA. Wo prtit bill heads. Advertise In The Citizen Roll of HO AtterMon is called to tne STRENGTH of the Wayne County Savings The FINANCIER of New York City has published a ROLL Of HONOR of the 11,470 State Banke and Trust Companies of United States. In this list the WAYNE COUNTY SAVINGS BANK Stands 38th in the United States Stands 10th in Pennsylvania. Stands FIRST in Wayne County. Capital, Surplus, $527,342.88 Total ASSETS, $2,951,048.26 Honesdnle. Pa., peceinb' r l. 1910. H. F. Weaver Architect and Builder Plans & Estimates Furnished Residence, 1302 EastSt. AH WooU AUTUMN'S BEST t? &j w n "sv 'Oaf s is. a&jj B lNEW 1 I For l adies anri Juniors At MENNER & Go's. Store. New Long Coats in Real Furs, Plushes and Stylish Weave Cloth. Separate Voil and Wool Skirts. In our Ladies' Dress Waist stock can be found the Accepted Stylo for the Season. IBs- I vnr,vmr 11 i 11 mmmj Play Pocket Base Ball A brand new game of skill exciting, fun-making and fascinating to SIAT young and old. Is indestructible and can be carried in the vest pocket. Has All The Points Of Regular Base Ball You CanfMake Put-Outs, Strike-Outs, Runs, Base Hits, Et". One or any number can play. One team, may match another. Simple Instructions. Become a Chnmninn. Ve will nrrange to liavp you or your team matched If you will issue a clmllcnEe. u "" " vuuiiiJiuii. Anybodyrcan play, but it takes skill to become expert. MOTHERS, Here's the Chance TESS'.S: possibly please them in any other way. Give each of the boys a Pocket Uase Ball Game for a Christ mas present he can play it by himself, or any number that have these games may choose sides and play as teams. , Evervbodv That Likes Base Ball will be dpllented wltlirtlils fasclnntlnc came. It teaches the r.Ti u,,,vco lJanc boys patience and determination nnd develops a steady hand anu a Quick eye.. . BOYS, GET QP A WINTER LEAGUE. You'll have more fun than yon ever did before. TO INTRODUCE this fascinating camo we will for 25 cents and the names of your leading toy dealer and druggist send you a game with full instructions of play. SEND TO-DAY, this offer la for right now. ESPE 5ALES COMPANY, Nashville, Tennessee
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