Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 3

Defends Its Claims. USEFUL TO THE ftrhool Tfas Menus of Tcnchlng lied Mm to bo tjseful in AH, Wrtlka of JAtv Cni-llsto Indian Hand Did Not Siifl'ei' by Cnmpnfl- son Tnntiftnrntioii Olmsfod Assails Plan of Sen- ntc Connnlttao on Indlnn Affairs Almiidon InslHiHIoii ,1008, nnd Follows the Speech Washington, Jan. Carlisle In- school; was warmly defended In the House UepreHentallve of. Harrlsburg, who nssalled the plati Of the Senate comnptj.t.ee on 'affairs to abandon the Institution in 11)08. Mr.

Olmbted asked leave to discuss this iiueplibn, fearing that there would not be adequate tinio When the amended bill came back to Hie from the Senate. HiK action i'J baaed on the possibility, that the Senate would vote on page six.) ACTIVE WORK FOR MEMBERS IN DIAMOND FOR OOOD FRIDAY. effcii wftbt. ottt edihftltefilldli df teats. ttft resided In New Holland, font came fo Lancaster about two years ago.

Me Was a member of Kmniatiuel Lutheran church. He is survived by his wife ami a son, ouy. Deceased was a brother of. John of Lancaster; Jerome, of ctltesvlile, and Daniel, of this city. Late Reports State Bottom'of Harbor is Sinking ATTEXntNO I-TNKRAL.

iHauer Sharp, a theological student of C.ettysburg collage, arrived in this city on Thursday afternoon, to nr- tond i ho funeral of his grand-father. Rev. Feriifllev. OF THOMAS M. YtlNDT nv TITS womt.

CInss of Candidates Will Thou Initiated Tnto Sons of Amorl- ca Ciiinp. An active canvass for the Diamond Jubilee Initiation to be held -by tho Patriotic Sons of America, of the city and county, has now been started and every effort will be made to have the biggest class taken into membership itl tlie history of the order. Good Friday, March 29, has been selected as the date for the initiation and Camp 254 will make a spec' ial endeavor to increase its Bach member of the camp has re" ceived a notice of prizes to be award. ed by State President H. C.

Gallagh' The frizes are offered: Twenty" dollar's In 'gold to the brother proposing and having initiated the members on or before Good Friday, March 29, 1907; the minimum number to be twenty. dollars in gold to the brother proposing and having initiated the most members on or before Good Friday, March 29, 1907; tho minimum number to be ten. Five dollars in gold to the brother and having initiated most members on or Good March the minimum number to be five. Besides the above named prizes the vi 'eamp solid gold 1 uallge t.cV K.vocutlvo Committee of Hoard of Homo Missions Met In Phllndot- phla This Work. Uov.

T. Yundt writes this of his recent Work: The executive committee' of the board of home missions of the Reformed r-hiirch mot In Philadelphia nnd after attending to a large amount of important business, adjourned. There are now t20 missions ou our roll. To consider each individually, and to properly attend to all the general business which pertains to a work of this kind, requires close attention and hard work, which can be fully appreciated only by those who have large affairs to look after. An experienced president, Hev.

Dr. E. n. TCschbach, who, because of his long service as a member of the board, is thoroughly Informed about the work, and a ready and apt secretary, Rev. P.

S. Lelnbach. who has tha detailed information in hand, the work can be expedltlonsly, yet. carefully attended to. the.

past quarter the following cothinissionH were Issued, showing new pastors at work In the missions: Uevs. S. P. Manger. Hanover, J.

C. Mill Creek, .1. P. Stahl, Alliance, J. Kern Mc-Keo.

Pitls- burg, and C. Alspach, Mr. Hermon, Philadelphia. The following were commisisoned at this meeting: Rev. Dr.

S. Whitmore, for Grace Church, Chicago, 111 and Hev. C. Horning, for St. Joseph, Mo.

The following new'missions were enrolled: Kast Market street, Akron. Canton, 0., and Pi-nbrook, Pa. A Sunday school missionary also to be sent to South Baltimore, where there h'as been a growing Sunday school in existence for some time. Hev. W.

n. Duttera, of Salisbury, reports that he has ilotitrqm the Southern; "Railroad company at Spencer, N. an import- railroad town, for a This is a promising field, and it Is hoped that we will soon have a strong mission, GREATER NEW YORK Local Finn's Giiaraiitecd Iiivcatment LAND OPEIK APPEARED Nnnihcr of Denrt Is 1'lncod Five Hundred to Hundred and Injured Nntnhc.t* Hnslnoss Sordon Been Wiped Out, nnd Esdmntod (o Urncli of AmcHcan An-lvo on Aiuorlcnns Aro Known Hnvc 1'frlshod Thciv. St. Augimtine.

PHN raesHageHl-ereived at. the station on Annslnsia. iHlnnd yesterday by Chief Electrician sny Hint Kingston is gradually: lhal. holes and 31-aeks one hundred fo('t, tleeii were 'ormnd by tho earthquake and that grave fears are felt that the entire rlty will slip Into the bay. According to information received ccsterday, the Kingston horror is growing.

Commnnlcatlon with the slaud is partially restored, and every fet-oelt, sttrt of Nofth 'Lebanon 1 ArflVfed In this cits? this afiethoon ffom hla home In Steolton. ..0. Klopp, residing on East Cntnberland street, made a trip east, this morning. residing on North Ninth street, weiit to Reading thla morning to spend several cloys visiting rolntlvps and frionds, Charlotte O. Drown, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Brown, reslditig on C'heRtnnt street, wont to Now York this morning to spend an indefinite length of fine with friends. TO PAY OFF CHURCH DEBT PASTOB HElMUXfi UAISED $000 15V HUHSCHIPTIONS. Members of Church of (tin Poor Will Mnlco Strong Effort (o Liquidate tho Kntltv Provided for in Bill Introduced In House. FOUR ARE TO BE APPOINTED Inspectors Shall Hecolvo Not Moro Than per Annum Their Duties Shall tv to Visit Different''High School in nnd Report (Condition of Thoin to Siiporlntondonl.

of rnbllc High School Shnll (llvo Diploma Unless Approved by Stnti' Wf'T If Witt MEET BABH1SBUR6 Oun Clttb Members to Shoot Second of Series of MfltotiM, Keystone KUII club tomorrow will moot a Harrlsburg shooting aasof.lnlln tram hi the sftrond match-of serlps of three matches, will ipavp hero at 11:01) o'clock tomorrow morning over Heading railway, a number of admirers of the trap shooters will accompany them. The mnir.h will bo shot In the afternoon. ednvenipficeir AfifrtifCI FOR IMHch bnildlnfci lodge purposes; given at once, OEO, 0. MO-tf i Hftl (Continued on Pago Six.) SHE REACHES EIGHTY NINE MRS, MARY; CF1M5 BRATKH HER IllRTHDAV. Aged Lady Resides With Ilor and IH in Rest of nnd Spirits.

Mrs. Mary of W.est.Lebanon, today celebrated her 80th birthday anniversary, surrounded by her children and grandchildren and a number of Mrs. continues In excellent health and. spirit, manifesting a deep, interest-in the incidents of the day. The.

aged lady lives with her daughter, Belx, who, with Cyrus Henry Plante, are children. the brother proposing anl initiated three persons, havin? HOME 1DOI1 "GME MR. AND MRS KREFDER EXTEND THEIR COMPLIMENTS; 1 C. E. Rauoh, the well known real estate dealer, calls attention in an advertisement on the first page of today's "News;" to the fact that he has guaranteed investment in Greater 1 New" York real estate.

If interested, Mr, Ranch would be pleau- ed to give all de'slred information. OPERATION SUCCESSFUL Drs. John and Sefh Light Opei-nto on Their Brother for Appendicitis. Ray G. Light, iunior of tl'e Prm operating the Avon Knitting Mills, is confined to his homo with a severe attack of appendicitis.

His brothers, Dr. John Light and Dr. Seth Light, both of this city, on Wednesday performed an operation which appears to have resulted successfully and the patient is on the mend. He was ill for several weeks and he operation was made as a last resort to restore him to health. The surgeons found that he was eriously affected, the appendix being much inflamed and impeded.

Bxcel- ent hopes are entertained for tho recovery of the patient. At a business meeting held by the Church of the Poor on Saturday evening to consider plans for the payment of the. church debt, which Is Mtu; $MOO, Hev. Herring, pastor, stated (hat he had taken subscription from the members and others and that so far ho has met with good success, $000 having been subscribed, payable in one year's time. Hev.

Herring also stated that during the summer months, $200 could raised by open-air and tabernacle work, which would leave a. balivliee of $000. The following have boon authorized by the church to raise the sum stated: Rev. John Herring, John Sohn, -Mrs. Conover.

Irene Kldrklge, Jared and Reuben LUelstlne. OFFICKRS ELRCTRD. The following olllcero of the church were elected: Rev. John Herring, president; John Sohn, secretary; Kmanuol Hotter, treasurer. A business meeting will be hold tho last Saturday evening of each month.

Constable John Sohn reported that; it will be no trouble to raise among the good people of, Lebanon and that since lie received his book he has met with good success. Rev. 'Herring desires to have it stated that any amount subscribed to the above cause will greatly appreciated. AUDIENCE WAS WELL PLEASED FREQUENT APPLATJSK FOR THOSK TAKING PART. CAlll) OF THANKS.

We dnslro lo lliiink our many friends for tho expressions of nym- patliy and kindness shown during the IHtiPHfl and death of our niolhor, Mrs. Lnvlnln (1. Ttanl.K. THK FAMILY. Management and Employes; of "News" Enjoy Trent ami Rest Wishes Aro Extended.

Employes of the "News" indulged in a social hour ou Thursday aftenioon, as a result of a kind remembrance from Mrs. John who were married on the dayfptfevijusjj- Mr. Kreider has always boon an arf dent friend of the Knights''Of the Fourth Estate and bis good- w'll manifested on the festive oofcaalbn-'by; extending the compliments ofjivn seal son to the typos in a handsome wed-? ding cake. it was baked and deHvered''by Kuntz, the street and to? say that- it was enjoyed by ment'and employes is. puttingj'it very 1 mildly.

Congratulations were extended and a vote of sincere appreciation was accorded the donors. They have the best wishes for 1 a long and happy life, THE OPENING OF OUR SEMT- ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE. This announcement marks one of the greatest selling events to be recorded in the history of this, establishment. It in a sale which will attract more than idle curiosity, because of the incomparable bargains it, offers. The time when we figure our profits and losses for the year "is rapidly approaching.

The open winter has left us with.too much the big holiday trade. We are therefore going to close out all Overcoats, Suits, Shoes, Hats, Underwear, Gloves and Sweaters for far less than we can ever replace them, for prices are ad- vanqlng all along the line. thirig will be higher next winter, and he who invests now will discover that he has made a splendid investment. Now lg the time to buy. MANN'S, THE BIG STORE, One Price for all.

CARD OF THANKS. Mr. and MTS. Patrick Murray desire to return thanks to their many friends and neighbors for kindness shown them during their recent affliction. I NEW SYSTEM IN FORCE Pennsyjyuiija Telephone Connections Automatic, Tihe telephone oorti-' ipauy.

on Thursday Into local service the new system of operat-' ing the plant, which hus been in, course! a preparation for some months. The apparatus was installed sonie time ago and is In use today. The telephone connections are automatic. PILES CURED IN 14 DAYS, PAJ3Q OINTMENT Js guaranteed Xo, this blustery winter weathei don't effect the price on Overcoats with us. We -reduced the price down, more than a week ago, and we will stand iby that price, S.

Behney. 731 Cumberland street. looo COUNTS: TAXES. County taxes for 1906 must be paid this month. To accommodate, those who can not come In day time the Collsptor will be In his office, In the Qourf JJouse, every evening.

Save yourself additional expense by comjng in and paying. ALFRED C. HI5RSH, cure any case of. Itching, Protruding In JJJ $lp, at j. Bohney'a Men's and Young Mew's Suits: to kind at f8.50 to $10 kjnd $750, and the to kind -at LANCASTER TRAINER HERE Mado ArrangcniontK for Lebanon Valley Fair Association's Frank Schreve, the well known Lancaster trainer, will train during .1007 on the Lebanon Valley fair association track in North Cornwall township, lyir.

Schreve was in this city on Thursday ind made final arrangements with the fair association management to use tho rack for training purposes, For a number of years Mr. Schreve trained on McGrann's track at L'lnoas- and only severed his relations with it when it was recently sold. It Is his purpose to place a large string of fast tiorses in training here. Rare Kntertiiinmciit Given Under Auspices of Lebanon JJii.sincs College Orchestra. The entertainment Thursday evening at the Lebanon Business College was well attended by a largo and appreciative audience, who were evidently very well pleased with every number on the program, judging by tho frequent encores.

Chester R. the reader and impersonator, who made his first appearance in Lebanon, is young man of remarkable versatility and wonder ful talent. His character' sketches and impersonations were the best ever seen In Lebanon of that nature, ami he had, his audience In, continuous laughter as oach character was reproduced. "Mr. Kirk makes up in full view of tho audience, and his characters follow one another In rapid succession.

J. 'N. Klnnard, of Harrlsburg, who rendered several baritone solos In a masterly manner, has a splendid voice, of flexible quality, especially strong on the lower tones and on which he has perfect control. His singing WHS thoroughly elijoyed by all. Cai'Hon of Menvor, Thursday Introduced hill in the House providing for a board of high Hchoijl Inypectoi'H.

They (ire to bo four ntmrlii'r, must ho men who have had not. less than llvo years' experience each In high snhool toar.hlng, nrn to servo for four years under tho direction and control of the superintendent, of public instruc. tlou and are to receive not more than. $.1,000 per They aro to appointed not Jater t.han September 1, 11107, and the act Is to go into effect year later, TO VISIT SCHOOLS. The inspectors aro to visit tho different high schools In the State and report, the condition of thorn to the superintendent of public instruction.

Tho inspectors reports shall form the basis for establishing the, grade of the individual schools but the reports of at least two Inspectors must be considered before any school can bo ro-' duced in grade. AS TO DIPLOMAS. No high school Is to Issue a diploma, except a scrool approved superintendent of public instruction; eVei'y diploma must have printed Its face grade of Its school. There are to bo four grades. FOUR QTUDES.

Tho tlrst to- be composed of schools which have an'approved course of study of not less thaii' four yearsj not loss than four teachers cluslvely high school books and usable apparatus worth at least ijifiOO each, and apart-, nients'Separate from schools, The other three downward from this one. TO UISGULATIiJ SCHOOLS. The superintendent of public Instruction, who will appoint the inspectors? will have -power, to cur-i rlcuia of the 4 TOWNSHIP. SCHOOLS. Mr.

Kelss, of Lycoming, introduced a bill appropriating to the township high schools of the' It is to be apportioned among the township schools by the superintendent rot public instruction under the existing laws. DA I lil A FUNKRAL DIRECTOR, DAY CALLS. 7.12- JJt CUMHKRLAND ST11TS13T, AND 100 NORTH NINTH BTRWET, CALLS, 100 North Ninth Street. WANTKD qOOD OIUTi FOR 013N- oral housework. References required.

Apply 1-18-at, 427 N. SEVENTH ST. APPLY AT STMIN18II TTADDON'S, 1-18-41; City Steam Laundry. Wnnttd ton V. 8.

Armyi Able bod I oil un- inurrlnd man, of -21 and oltliwns of United SUUBH, oc KOOU ohm-actor and toinpnmto ImUllH, who can Hpenk, rend and write English. For information apply ruidi-uitltir Officer, 8th CUtnberliwiV Lebanon, Pa. WANTED WEAVERS! ALSO girls to learn. Paid while learii- iilg. work; good LEBANON SILK CO, 1-a-tf WANTBI) TWO OMNTLMMlW 19 private family.

An- ply at l-lC-3t THIS OFFICE. FOR TWO Ninth and W1116W, 11-19-tf HWAft FOR 38 South Ninth It Dr aeo. 10-1B4I FOBS FOR heavy bob l-18-3t, FOH HALM Ott and bakery, formerly occuftled dell. Good "atttbttiSk aft Good Itnmodlatti 1-18-tf rapid as now. Inquire Stoei'er i-18-2t.

CIREAT for $226. good for I party breaking'' uni and l-1C-5t WANTED -i- HOARDMRS, rooms and all conveniences. Apply 1-15-lt 280 3IXTH ST. ClOOI) BOY, GfO LEAIIN trade; one wjth exporleiico preferred. 1-14-tf Barber Shop.

FISH HATCHERY IS PISH CO1M1SIISSIONKR HOLDING CONFERENCE. il8 MAKISRS. AP. ply at ofllce 1-12-tf Lcbanqn Tahlo Works. A PRINTER, AM, round niftn; ijto "boozer "j'permBn- ent Job; dress TIMES MIDDLE AGED WO- ttan, no washing.

Apply tft 1-7-tf 42B WILLOW ST. houseworlf; gpqd muat be good cook. Apply at i-7-tf, B39 QUBBN ST. "COTTAGE IS ABANDONED It Wn in Uwj by Parties From Trinity Lutheran Church of Tills City. The cottage at Innwood along the Lebanon and 'Fremont railroad, which was leased last summer by Trinity and occupied at different times by parties composed of metn- bers of congregation, has been abandoned; aud will not be used by that church the coming season.

The lease on the property has expired, and all the furnishings have bipfin returned to this city and'stored in'' hall. PARTY GOES TO JONESTOWN Lebanon Went Tluu'o in Bleigh and Will JRriJoy Dinner. A party of young ladles composed of Misses Jiertha Oroider, Bertha Rapp, Sadie Risser, Lottie Hlouc'h. Clara Ulrich, Carrie Hoppler and May Clock left this city this afternoon in a large sleigh and made a pleasant trip to. a farm house near Jonestown, They left the home MIBS Itay, on itrwt Spring street ana will remain until this evening.

A dinner other features will be Will Moyer, who has often been heard in Lebanon, rendered several so)on on tho guitar and mandolin. The concert was given under the auspices of the College orchestra, which Mr. Moyer is teaching, which' is rap- Idly developing into a splendid musical organization. The organisation of tho College orchestra is due to the untiring efforts of M. I lenllngor, who by his enterprise hits made It possible to se- cuni tiie of Prof.

Moyor as teacher one day each v.eMc. Proposed Hatcliei7 will Likely bo Located on Farm Near NowmniiK. town, Tills County. State Fish Commissioner JO. Meehan, arrived here this afternoon from Harrlsburg to hpl.d a conference with a number of well known men regarding the location of a hatchery In this county.

Commissioner Meehan was met at station by Assemblyman W. Freeman and General Gobltv and Wanted Wailremt! Dining room work only, Valley House. FOR BAL vri flrlC betting ff 1--8 annually. hound. 1 l-17-2t LOST ward, Ifreturnft 1 1 A I'lB-dt; I 1 life, atop Wd and cure him if DR.

MHAl Building Boom For I VERY ILL WITH PNEUMONIA Londonderry township farmer, Is ro- Homo. Ut C. F. Gruber, a leading South Londonderry towntih Ipfarmer, is reported to be critically 111 with UP attack of pneumonia. The Democrats of North Lebanon, will hold their primaries ou Saturday, 2(ilh of January, from II to fi o'clock, at Kast Bud hotel.

By order of Sun you'll never buy Boys' Suits and Overcoats any cheaper. We have cut tho prices almost in half. 'Sou can't now. tfl 'i rtli ff VV" Colonel Stephen M. Meredith, of Heading.

They repaired to'General' Gobln'8 office to talk tho matter over. -State Senator D. P. Gerborieh also the conference. Some time ago It was pro'ppsod to locate the hatchery in the neighborhood of Pe'nryn park, but after an inspection of the place the commissioner thought the water was in quantity and the place partly abandoned on that The location which will nqwjjkely ke secured for the hatchery Is on property of S.

8. Long, deceased, near NeW- manstown. it comprises a tract of of about. 20 acres of land, upo.n which are several sprlnga of ftxcfilleiit -Water. The surface of tho ground Is of' flint limestone, similar to that of Neverslnk mountain.

The proposed tract, which may be purchased, was formerly iispd a hatchery trout and was conducted by a Mr. Cherrlngton, The money for the purchase of the silo will have to be raised by Individuals, the State furnishing the necessary buildings and the required supplies for the maintenance of the hatch' ery. Assemblyman Freeman and the others interested have devoted a lot of time and labor in trying to secure a in naif, xou hatchery for this sectiptr, this sale. The when Will be uftod for bRtoWng tfffuti owe a W. If all and Opntrltctb; deyptied all thbjr time 1 foi: bne'y' ing dwelling? not demand.

Lebanon's population has rapidly and many, coine and are willing to pay for 1 1 1 dations, 4 INVEST IN BUILDING LOI our larg? list. i FOR i 8 A E. rooms, In CQMMITTBK, MANSION on Cumberland near'10tM bath, steam Lot, 7BxliO UUHINK8B iu of Palmyra, Pa. NKW JJIIIOK flOVMK. W.

corner 96 map Sts. 8 rooms pantry. Complete bAth' 20xl3BMi ft. UOLLlill FLOUR 3-atory bripk ped with the latest CldW smith shop. One acre of land, SJ4 H.

caled in growing towrt. HMALL Acres, bordering on town, near 8 rot and summer house. Barn an dother running water. Suitable for duck or FOR Miller flf UonOs of 9600. euvji, Free' o'i IS HUarey Leba.upn Hluirt's Valley National located residence, (5 per.