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THE ALTOONA TIMES, ALTOON PA THURSDAY, 0 0 II 14, isrf.) II II ll i.lMliiMTW-S-ijpnrMllll jmlW iJJafcyi, ii i I jimll Ii l.ip ijri i ill nJfc iMITnTIIMITf wsmjiri unra i Inrnni nr Tiir 111 I I 1 rturLt ur int II Meintei Succeeds Carlin on Ticket KLINE BROS. NEW YORK STORE KLINE BROS. NEW YORK STOKE ANNUALFJELD DA Eminent State Officers and Visiting Common- DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COM. SUTTEE PICKS" TENTH WARD MAN TOR VACANCY deries Aid tn Celebrating Event and Attend Social Functions Head of the Peary Arclio Club. General Thomas Hamlin Hubbard, to whom Commauder Peary submitted data and records to be used to maintain the position of the explorer in the Cook controversy, is president of the Peary Arctic For years General Hubbard has.

been interested In arctic exploration and has contributed Hber-nfty to expeditions beaded by Teary. When the latter went north in lOOfi General Hubbard gave $20,000 in old of the undertaking and again lust year was one of the chief supporters of the successful quest of the pole. General Hubbard Is a lawyer by profession and a railroad man and banket Women's Suits, Dresses and Coats, Pretty Junior Suits at 37.98 Junior Suits, made from an all wool worsted of a good fQ wearing kind. Jackets are the ssmi-fitting kind. Skirts are pleated.

jr Plans for a vigorous campaign were laid last evening at a meeting of the Field day, an annual event for Division No, 11, Knights Templar, was celebrated in this city yesterday afternoon and evening, the event being 1 Democratic executive committee and a strong fight for the election of La- Rue Munson, of Williamsport, will bo made at the coming election. Local Democrats are hopeful for Candidate Munson's success as well as the entire Democratic ticket and no effort will be spared in getting out the vote. (brought to a close by a reception, imusicale and banquet in the Masonic temple, a number the grand of-oers being in attendance. 1 The state officers, including Right Eminent Grand Abraham Hess, of Lebanon; Deputy Grand Commander John F. Laedlen, of Wil-liamsport; Grand Generalissimo Her-I'man Junker, of Pittsburg; Grand John J.

Carlin, who was. recently nominated for jury commissioner, has removed from this county to reside in Trenton, N. thus creating a va Ladies and Misses' Tailormade Suits Made from sll wool serge and worsted. Jackets are 36 and 38 fohes Ions. Semi-fitted.

Lined with a guaran-ed satin. Skirts are nine gore pleated. Black, Srray and blue. At CO OQ i Ladies' and Misses' Suits Are made from a good- broadcloth. Jackets are 40 Inches lined through-gut with a guaranteed Isatin, semi-fitted.

Skirts are Sweated from the hip line down. Cut 1 'lull. At P14.0U cancy and at the meeting last evening Mr. Carlln's successor was chosen in the person of F. J.

Meintel, of the Princess Dresses in twenty different styles. Made from a large range of materials. Prices range from $1.98, $7.08, $10.08 and up to $21.98. New and stylish evening Capes, made in the newest styles and from all wool broadcloth. Prices, $1.98, $5.08, $7.98, $8.48 and $9.98.

A few. hundred Ladies' and Misses' Long Coats, at $1.98, $5.08, $6.08 and up to $21.98. Children's Bearskin and Cloth Coats. Prices range $1.98, $2.18, $2.98, and up to $12.98. Pony Coats for ladies and misses at $18.08 Tenth ward.

At the conclusion of the inspection the knights assembled at the temple from which they marched to the Mishler theatre, where they attended the performance, the entire first floor being reserved for the knights. Division No. 11 includes commanderies from Johnstown, Altoona, Huntingdon and Lewistown and all of the placewere largely represented in the day's exercises. The concluding chapter to the day's events was the social function in the evening, the members of the Ladles' Auxiliary of Mountain Commandery; No. 10, having prepared an elaborate, program for the local and visyrg knights.

The hall was brilliantly illuminated with electric light bulbs, uniquely arranged. Decorations of wild grass, Virginia and North Carolina, smnx, were artistically arranged throughout the hall. The entertainment consistetd of a recitation by Miss May Masterson; a vocal selection by Miss Georglana Harpham; recitation by Miss Claire Snyder; a Highland Fling dance by three small pupils of Mrs. Vander-grlft; and a voca Iselection by Miss Edna, Little. Following the entertainment the grand march was held, led by the grand officers, and dancing was then enjoyed during the rest of the evening.

A banquet was served during the dancing. Miss Blose's orchestra furnished the music for the occasion. Ladies' and Misses' Suits Made from a large WIXDBER TEAM TO PHAY HERE Tlwt strong Berwind Athletic club, of Windber, will, on Saturday afternoon, oppose tho Altoona football team at Columbia field, the game, which is scheduled for 3 o'clock, promising some brilliant plays and a close contest is anticipated. tinge of worsted, serges, etc. Jackets are 40 and 42 Inches long, semi-fitted.

Lined throughout with Skinner's satin. The skirts are of the best pleated kind and fit guaranteed. At Senior Warden John M. Schram, of Ridge way; Grand Standard Andrew G. Williams, of Butler, and Grand Herald Richard H.

Hugus, of Greensbuurg arrived, in this city at noon and were met at the passenger station by the local officials, together with Adjutant General John Henry Lape and Sergeant Major Dr. Andrew S. Stayer. The ceremonies celebrating field day consisted of the annual inspection and from the Masonic temple the members of the order headed by the Altoona band, the Elks' band of Johnstown, and a platoon of police, indulged in a short street parade, and then marched to the Cricket field, where the inspection was made by the state officers. During the parade the visiting officials rode in automobiles and the local knights were in tull uniform.

$14.98 and $22.98. BESSEMER' Men's Cold Weather Materials for Coats For the Whole Family Underwear, Hosiery Men's natural wool ribbed Underwear. Shirts are satin faced. Very -ettistic. Regular QQ $1.00 grade.

Special OC We start with a very special value in broadcloth, in all the new fall shades. Full 52 inches wide. Black included. All sponged free of Slain Woman fs. Head Is Missing (Continued from page one) charge.

Worth At a Led flaggeo Train 0 Obtain Reward $1.00 TUOMA3 II. HUBBARD. by virtue of his financial and business acumen. For many years be was a director and first vice president of the Southern Pacific company. Later he became president of the Mexican International Railroad company and of the Houston and Texas Central.

lie Men's heavy black wool Hose, gray heels and toes. Regular 19c grade. Special 12ic a pair Heavy Beavercloth in Olympian blue, mode, tan, etc, Needs no lining. This is the best wearing fabric for long coats and will not get out of shape. G6 inches wide.

Worth $2.25. 1, nc At a yard Pl.iO Boys' heavy cotton fleece lined Undershirts and Drawers. All sizes, 24 to 34. Pure white KRETZINGERS LITTLE STORY OF fleece. Special value, a WRECKERS IS EXPLODED BY PEXXSY POLTCE.

25c Tan Covert Cloth, 56 inches wide. $1.59 Worth $2.25 At a yard. Men's heavy cotton fleece lined Undershirts Drawers. Colors of jeager, gray or black. day were rolled in copies of a Boston newspaper of Sept.

28,. 1909. They lay by the side of a stone walk, parallel with the Bulgermarsh Koad. it appeared that the persons who hid them had walked up the path and thrown them over the wall. The hunt for the head tomorrow morning, will include a thorough search of the neighborhood and the dragging of several small ponds in the vicinity.

Miss Gertrude Edwards disappeared from her home in South Scituate Saturday, and is said tohave left in a red automobile with a young man who had been keeping rompany with her. The Providence police have been asked to look for the young woman and her alleged companion, and have sent out description of the red automobile. Jnat What It Is and Wliat It Has Alude Posaiblc. Most persons are unaware of the revolution created in Industrial circles by the introduction of the bissenier process of jiiaklng steel. This process belongs in the same cutegory with the invention of the printing press and the introduction of the steam engine in Its rotation to human progress.

Steel is a compound of Iron w'ith a small percentage of carbon, which is rendered malleable by being cast while In a state of fusion. Cast iron Is Iron with a much larger percentage of carbon and other Impurities. Bcsscmer's process converts cast iron Into steel by blowing a blast of cold air through melted cast iron. The oxygen of tho air burns out the carbon, silicon and i other unwelcome elements until the right proportion Is reached, and then the steel is cast. The effect of the process waa at once to cheapen steel and to increase Its use enormously.

In 1855, when Bessemer took out bis first patent, steel sold In England for five times Its present price. Sir Henry Bessemer shared the common lot of inventors In encountering Incredulity when his discovery was first announced, but he was more fortunate than most inventors. He lived to enjoy the rewards of fame and fortune and to witness the worldwide adoption of his process. The first besemer steel rail ev7 laid down was at Derby, England, i 1857. It was placed at a point whero it had been necessary to renew the iron rails once In three months because of Incessaut wear.

It wua not taken up for sixteen years, during which time trains passed over it. It Is to the bessemer process that W9 owe tho rapid development of our great railway systems. The giant locomotives that draw long trains across the 'Regular 50c grade. Special, a garment 45( Cheveron striped all wool heavy soft serge coating, made especially and only for children's and infants' coats. Needs no lining.

Washes like gingham. Comes in cream white, Delft blue and golf red. 52 inches wide. At a Q1 rn yard PIJU Confessing to havfc concocted tho story of two masked men holding him up, and compelling him to place stones and other missiles on the railroad track, at Juniata bridge, just west of Duncannon early Tuesday evening and stopping train 29, a Pennsylvania railroad flyer, John Men's outing flannel night shirts, made'of good quality outing flannel. Cut full long and wide.

Cheveron Cloth in rich glossy black and navy, 'Sizes to 19. Special value, used for long coats, ahso coat suits. 66 inches i 50c wide. $1.75 value. At a 52 inches Black Cheviot Suiting and X-oating.

wide. Worth $1.39. At a fi Men's heavy blue chambray or black and white striped Cheviot working Shirts. Cut full I isize. Regular 50c grades.

Special each 2)tyc I $1.00 is now president of the Guatemala Central and also chairman and president of the International Banking company, which handles the government's financial business In China. Geueral Hubbard Is a native of Maine, seventy-one years old and served through the civil war in the Thirtieth Maine regiment, coming out a3 Us colonel and with the brevet of brigadier geueral. -i Bernhardt Adds a Line. In the death scene of "Camille," Marguerite, with her eyes already partially glazed and staring, is supposed to declare, "I see a face!" referring to Armand's. Business was all to the bad In Omaha once, when tbo divine one, gazing into tho unknown represented by empty benches with a wonderfully realistic, woeful voice cried: "I see faces faces but not many faces!" Negro Who Reached the Pole.

To Matthew Heuson, faithful assistant and personal atteudnnt of Commander Peary, belongs the unique distinction of being the only man of his race to reach tho top of the world. In fact, he is one of a very few of any race to reach that desideratum of explorers. The number is yet to be determined, some believe. In any event, there is no shadow of doubt resting on the exploit of Mr. Ilenson, who was with Peary and his four Eskimos when the farthest north wns attained.

Matthew Ilenson Is the son of negro parents and was born in Washington I BISHOP BRISTOL TONIGHT. The place, the First Methodist church. Time, tonight, 8.30 o'clock. The man, Bishop Frank M. Bristol, D.

bishop of the Methodist Epis. copal churches of South America, formerly pastor of the Metropolitan church, Washington, D. C. He is a most gifted and eloquent man and is popular wherever he goes. All who enjoy high thinking, splendid diction and platform eloquence should hear Pretty Dress Ginghams, 122G Yafd Kretzinger, 17 years of age, was yesterday held in $1,000 bail for his appearance before the Perry county court on a charge of malicious mischief towards a railroad.

As was published in the Altoona Times, yesterday morning, Captain of ihe Railroad Police G. Chal Port, arrested Kretzinger at the Duncannon station and later effected a confession from him to the effect that he had flagged the train and told the harrowing tale of being held up, his purpose being to secure notoriety, and possibly reward, for saving the lives of so many passengers. After telling his story to the trainmen young Kretzinger hurried to his home and related the story of his bravery to his mother, telling of saving the lives of the passengers on the Pennsy flyer. Later he told his story to the station master, who communicated with Superintendent C. A.

Preston, the latter instructing the statlonmaster to entertain the'lad un. til the arrival of the police. Thinking that the railroad company was sending a man to give him a reward young Kretzinger waited pa-hls anticipation of a reward he was his anticipation of a reward he was disappointed, for instead he was locked up at tho Duncannon station Of all our cotton, we sell perhaps more Dress Ginghams than of any other weave, because every Woman knows what fine shirtwaists dresses, children's dresses, men's shirts, boys' waists, It imakes, and then we always show an extra large assortment. It is always ready for any sort of ser- ivice, coming out of the launderer's hands like new. Beautiful patterns just received, besides all the continent and the steel rails upon him tonight.

A solo will be sung by Miss Mary Lorene Hare, a recent graduate of the New England Conservatory of Music of Boston. She old staples. which they run are due to its discov Basement. has a charming and celebrated voice. ery.

It Is estimated that the bessemer process has reduced the cost of land transportation two-thirds, and It has also greatly cheapened transportation. Her many friends' and others will be delighted to hear her. She takes the by water. It has opened great tract place on the program of Mr. Frank Waring, who has been unexpectedly called to another section of the state.

1 of fertile country which could not havs ew Drapery and! Bed Spreads, Sheets been reached otherwise and has given the farmer good markets. In the de forty-two years ago last August. Ear I WOMAX'S RIBS BUOKEX. Mrs. Hcry Sclimitt lias Ugly Fall In Yard of Her Home.

Curtain Materials rand Bolster Cases Mrs. Henry Schmitt, wife of Select house. Yesterday he was taken be. fore Justice-of-the-Peace H. H.

Seig and given "a hearing being held in $1,000 bail for a court trial. Pretty Standish Crepoline, full 30 inches wide. In green and yellow floral patterns and green Bed Spreads, the largest bed size. Extra heavy honeycomb weave. Has a white knotted fringe all around.

98c value. Special 71J velopment of electric railways it Is all tho time bringing together scattered villages and giving new opportunities for Intercourse. We owe to Sir Henry Bessemer ha improvements in our modern steamships, tho strength and lightness of the bridges which cross our rivers, countless modern forms of machinery and their cheapened products and the skyscrapers, which could not have been built save by the use of steel. New York Herald. ana blue ground with floral and oriental designs.

At a yard rrv I J. each 1' Councilman Henry Schmilt, met with an accident several days ago that will keep her confined to her home for seme time while undergoing treat, mient for fracture of several ribs of her left side. While passing through the yard at her home at 1226 Second avenue, she slipped and fell, her side striking the edge of a heavy board that was If.ying in her path. Dr. J.

E. Smith rendered the necessary surgical WAGOX AXD CAR COLLIDE. In a collision between a Broad avenue rtolley car and a delivery wagon of Mike David, an Ice cream manufacturer, yesterday afternoon. Driver William Simth was thrown to the street an injured about the right leg. Bed Spreads, an extra heavy weave.

Double lied size. Very pretty centre designs. The kind that sells regularly at $1.5. Special, 98c Smith attempted to turn his horse at Eleventh avenue and Eighteenth street as p. Broad avenue trolley car 7 Ay Fancy double faced Arabian Cloth, 36 inches wide.

In floral designs on green and ecru A grounds. At a yard Pretty new novelty Swiss Curtains, made of fine swiss with colored floral design border. At a pair, $1.75 to $1.98. Bobbinet- Sill Curtains, 2 1-2 yards long. Some with large hems.

Others with pretty lace edging. At $3.00 to $6.00. Ruffled Swiss and Ruffled Muslin Curtains at prices ranging from 29c to $1.25 a pair. Bleached Sheets, size 81 by 90 Inches. Made of a fine grade of muslin.

Medium weight. Pure DEATH RECORD was rounding the corner. The two came together and the wagon was white. 79c value. Special, 69c overturns and Smith was thrown to the street.

The horse ran down eighteenth street to Union avenue, and thence to Eleventh avenue where it was caught by Patrolman Anthony Mrs. Nora Xlghtwlne, of John Nightwine. formerly of Huntingdon, at the home of her daughter in Johnstown, yesterday morning at 6.50 o'clock. The remains will be taken to Huntingdon where interment will be made tomorrow Hemstitched Bolster Cases, size 45 by 76 1-2 Inches. Has 2 1.2 Inches spoke hemstitched hem.

An exceptionally fine grade of muslin. 59c value. Special, each Pretty double border Nottingham Curtains, can be used either double or single at the windows. XEW YORKER TO PREACH. nice for fitting out bay windows.

At a pair $2.39 The iHland off Jcner. There was a time when a reverend bishop always walked from France to Jersey on a plank. This sounds somewhat like a modern Blondln performance, and one could Imagine the crowd that would assemble to witness such a feat In reality it was an event of common occurrence during the sixth century. Existing documents relative to the monastery of Mont St. Michel, In Normandy, reveal the fact that tho Island was separated from the French district of Coutnnces by a narrow stream only and that the stream win bridged by a single plank.

The Inhabitants of Jersey were compelled to keep this plank in good repair, for It was used by the bishop of the diocese when he made his periodical visits thst portion of his flock, and tho worthy prelate desired to make tfcu crossing In safety. In the year 7 and again in the year 824 there wero seismic disturbances, called by ancient writers "cataclysms," which submerged towns and forests on the FrencU coast, thus widening the stretch of water and making the separation of Jersey nore complete. London Stand- D. OF. L.

CHOOSE ALLEXTOWN PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13 Allen-town was chosen as the place In which to hold their next convention by the Daughters of Liberty at their convention here today. The officers nominated yesterday were elected and a resolution was adopted urging that the bible continue to be read in the public schools. A theatre party was tendered tlie- visiting delegates Rev. A.

P. McGnrrnli Occupies Second lTcsbyterian Pulpit Sumlny. At the Second Presbyterian church, next Sunday morning, the congregation will have the pleasure of listening to a sermon by the Rev. A. F.

Garrah, of New York, who is visit-ing relatives in this vicinity, and will spend the day in Altoona. Mr. McGarrah has Had a remarkable and extensive experience in the far west. His story of life and labor out there is exceedingly interesting. For some months past his work has kept him in New York City.

Women's Muslin and Flannel Gowns Hallowe'en Post Cards, Ic Each The best and largest selection of Hallowe'en Post Cards in the city. Printed in bright colors on good board. MATIURW HiiNSOM. ly he was Imbued with the wanderlust and took to the sea. Before meeting with Commander Peary be bad made severnl deep water voyages, one of them to China.

Hennon first came In touch with Commander Peary when the latter was engaged In engineering work In Nicaragua. lie was personal attendant and grneral bandy man and proved so faithful and capable that he has since remained in IVsry's employ. To Ilenson the explorer has given a large measure of credit. It was Hen-son who designed and built the sledges that, Peary says, were so largely Instrumental In making th long marches over the ice possible. Matt accompanied Peary on all of his arctic trips, and his services were almost Indispensable.

lie ran talk Eskimo like a native and drive a dog team a well as those to the manner born. rruTZEn estate i trust. Women's Gowns of nainsook or cambric. High, or chemise style. Trimmed in embroidery, Incq and cluster rows of hemstitching, neck and sleeves edged with pretty embroidery or "7Qr lace to match.

At, each ixV. "GOCir AS A BARKEEPER. Tri-State League Umpire John Gochnauer, together with Frank Ka-bella, has been engaged to concoct drinks at the Palace hotel, on Green avenue near Eleventh street. A more popular pair of barkeepers are not to be found in the city, both having had a wide experience in their profession of "mixers," winning many friends by their exclusive methods of dispensing- the liquid refreshments. Railroad Man's Maga Women's extra size flannelette Gowns, extra good quality of flannelette In dainty stripes and checks.

Collarless garment. Trimmed in fancy Vienna Suicido LeaTPs Jewelry and Endearing Xote to Brother NEW YORK, Oct. 13. The will of Albert Pulitzer, the former New York published, who committed suicide recently in Vienna, was filed here toda by his son, Walter Pulitzer, to whom the residue of the esUrte is left In trust. The value of the estate is not given.

Certain articles of jewelry are left tc the testator's brother. Joseph Pulitzer "With my kindest wishes and bra' J. Sixes IS to 20. Excellent value. 79c Reasonable.

Lord Esher, who "when president of the English court of appeal nsed to keep up a running fire of chaff on learned counsel, sometimes got a Roland for bis Oliver, as when a yonnr barrister In the coarse of argiment stated that no reasonable person coull doubt one particular proposition. "But doubt tt very much." said the Judge. The youthful advocate, oottroe writ abashed, replied. "I said no reasonable person, my lord." The master of the rolls could gasp. "Proceed, sir, I.

I Women's flannelette Gowns, pajama styles, col zine November Number Just in. ContainingNhe lire of llarriman, the nuitr builder of railroads. Every railroad man should read It. Mrs. Boyd A.

Musser. of 2023 Eighth venue, while returning from Belle-fonte Sunday evening, and In attempting to board a train at Tyrone was truck in the eye by the point of an umbrella that a man In front of her carried under his arm. The injury was quite serious, and it was at first thought that the sight was destroyed. blessings, invoking his kindly inter larless. Made of cream color polka dot effect SCIIUM SEXT TO JAIL.

George Schum, arrested on Tuesday est in the education and welfare of! flannelette. Kimona sleeves. Entire garments my son. charged before Alderman Louis Casey 98c finished with wide braidi Worth Sl.lt At. each with deserting his wife, Annie Schum, and their three miner children, failing to provide for them, waa arraigned for a hearing yesterday and committed to Jail.

In default of f30 Mrs. II- Alice of Jl Y4TajtMnrt nn Ivpnti. lmft VMctrriv In Howard W. Perchy was arrested on a warrant from the office of AI-dt-rman Hafliy. ofhe Tenth ward charged with assault and battery and threatsL lie will be siren a hearing some time today.

34 Pry SOc: Tnwn. fried. 40c, In bus. spend several weeks among; friends Leroy Hotel late bail, te await a eeurt trial. ana nivuni ntun.vuk.