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VII2 CCIUIITCir WUTi TlIUrDAY V2CILUUZ2: 191 CccUy Cz IVcIhco Ccanclly Wclkco 1 it a lIm Oil SfiUfcS HOUSE COT tins iiEim imoura An example of heroism that tared oil stove in the bedroom on muck property, waa famished to the firemen yesterday afternoon when the second floor. In a Jiffy the bed and the bedclothlng was a mass of flames. Miss O'Malley seised the burn THURSDAY, DECEMBER i. ing articles and hurled them tnrougn the window. Both her bands were badlv burned and her hair was singed.

they responded to an alarm of fire at 930 South Washington avenue; Just as the automobile apparatus arrived at the place, the men saw a flaming oil stove and a large quntity of bed clothes drop from a second story window Into the street Investigation revealed that the ball of lire was hurled from the house by I i 4sj I i i A A 3 The alarm was turned in oy nine year old John Duhigg, who shinned up the teleerauh pole, and smashed the Furs Gloves glass with his bare fist. He then opened the box and turned in the alarm. The youngsters hand was cut by the glass. Assistant Chief Storms and the men "in the auto fire patrol put out the Miss Mary O'Malley, 19 years old, daughter of Mrs. Kate O'Malley, who lives at 930 South Washington avenue.

The blaze' was started by an tb bapelert mo rest of the blaze with a can of chemi cals. ii mi iw inui Asa my Barry teach 4 staff a. Tekee tM sure of slzs sndfivwm. Jot JOBS fl8 QCirllS DKIMJI AM Ilk himself once more, Ao4 tba worM to JoM JrllM Vila mob Upplness la ftortl Oaa aT I wad verses MrrsMrele." the CITY NEWS IN BRIEF II laid, IBM' Mha exactly. ei ineri jnni niciiT.

Black Lynx One of the fur leaders. Splendid Neckpieces and Muffs made from selected skins. Revillion Freres Co. make, which insures their reliability. Prices Neckpieces, $25 to $100.

7, Prices Muffs, $35 to $75. Mink Always a standards our beautifully marked, dark, rich skins this year are the result of careful early buying. Prices Neck Pieces, $13.50 to $135. Prices Muffs, $40 to $150. Aad I'll sed rod get tb yuoaj So I aeat for GOLDEN Our specialtyWCross" Gloves for men.

Positively the best Glove in the world there are no exceptions. The $1.50 line is made from the best Cape stock either hand or machine sewn, and come in the correct shades of street tans. The hand sewn Glove is positively guaranteed against ripping. We thought you would be interested. (A aly aa ly eonld be) oath of office to Attorney A.

R. Brit tain, of East Stroudsburg, who was appointed on Oct 10 United States ADA I pat It 10 JODU muyyzx Ad I pat Hiatal lea. Ji It dtnVttattee little Wtj Rd aa odor, so, yoa see It wis mootbMt kind of santof For llule Doctor Me. Aad I watched aod prayed and watte, Ad ertod some, loo, 1 iraeM), Aid I didn't be tb gresteM ftito, i'B sehamert sow to confM And Jn arm flxmctit a kifaute, BewMbetagenredof drtak. And ooa be' well a any one.

Commissioner. Spoke on Italian Conquests "The Five Triumphant Days of Ml lan" the subject of a lecture delivered last night by Mrs. Lottie ItmakeamaeTytotninii Jirt sake bm err wr gletaets, Subscriber Your question ought to be submitted to a lawyer for an opinion. Died at Hot Springs, Ark. John Golden, a resident of this city, died Wednesday in Hot Springs.

Ark. He to survived by his mother, Mrs. Bridget Golden, one brother, Anthony, and two sisters, Mrs. Kate Lynott and Mrs. Emma Collins.

The remains will be brought iere for burial. Monthly Meeting The regular monthly meeting of the board of managers of the Home for the I'm to Brood to MBit wire lace be I cored of drinking, Musso to the members of the Dinted' Alleghierl society. She dwelt And lead a ales, new Ufa. Fox Gloves upon the struggle for independence beginning in 1860, which culminat "Since John be oolt a drlniing! 1 can't ay It dan enough! And bate and loathe a Manor A he woold a voteon staff. And wbeo I ay my prayer at night Aa tbaakfol a can be I pray for John the moat of all Then GOLDEN BKMEDT.

ed in wonderful victories In Milan. Contract For FTawley Bank Con tractor E. S. Williams Iv.s secured Rami Trtafmtnt Fer Dror.ktfd the contract for the construction of an ornate bank building in Hawley. The new building will cost about Friendless' will be held tomorrow! morning at 9:30 o'clock in the' Young Women's Christian associa OderlM and Taatoleaa Anf Idy Give It Secretly at Home la Tee Coffee or Food, $10,000 and will be a one story brick and stone construction.

Costs Nothing to Try To Buy Ten New Cars Orders have been placed by the Northern If you have a husband, con, brother, father or friend who is a victim of cjuor, ail you have to do ia to send your name and address on the coupon below. You may be thankful as long as you Jive that you did it. Electric company for ten new cars. They will be delivered ln April. The cars will cost about $10,000 each Black Fox, Red Fox, White Fox With black strongly in the lead.

Fox furs are very good. Prices Neck Pieces, $20 to $75. Prices Muffs, $25 to $65. Kindred furs, such as Wolf, Coon and Oppos sum are well represented in our stock; fairly priced. Fur Coats Black Pony Coats lead; black Caracul next.

We are well equipped, due to early purchases, and our dealings with the most reliable makers protects you against imposition. "Cross" Gloves for women, too. The story is just the same as on the men's line. There is no "just as good" the "Cross" Gloves are in a class themselves. For traveling, driving or street wear, buy "Cross" Cape Gloves, hand or machine sewn, at $1.50 pair.

For afternoon or dress up wear, "Cross" fine, real Kid Gloves $1.50 pair. "Cross" Gloves represent value, are fairly priced and will prove their worth. tlon building. Business of importance for all the managers will be transacted. Annual Fair and Supper The ladies of the Elm Park church will hold their annual fair and Bupper tomorrow afternoon and evening In the church A fine assortment of attractive Christmas articles will be for sale.

Supper will be served from 6 to 8 o'cock. Are Planning Big Time Fellow members of the lower branch are planning a blow out on the occasion of the retirement of Albert Davis, of the Fifth ward, from common i and will be equipped for multiple train service. They will be furnished by the Westinghouse Electric company, the bodies to be built by the J. G. Brill company, of Free Trial Package Coupon Dr.

J. W. Haines Comoaay, 326 Gleaa Bid, Cincinnati, Ohio. Please send me, absolutely free, by return mall, in plain wrapper, so that no one can know what It contains, a trial package of Golden Remedy to prove that what you claim for it is true in every respect Name Street City State council. Representative elect Davis will retire at the last meeting in December, when his resignation will be presented.

An appropriate fare well will follow. State of Ohio, City of Toledo, I Lucas County. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is senior partner of the firm of F. J.

Cheney ft doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm 'will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured bv the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHKNEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of December, A. D.

1886. (Seal) A. W. GLEA SON, Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system.

Bend for testimonials free. F. J. n'NEY Toledo, O. Sold by all i 75c.

Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. SCRANTON HAD FINE HEALTH RECORD FOR MONTH Cupid Continues Busy During November 225 marriage licenses were Issued by John J. Maghran, in charge of the marriage license bureau. This Is an increase of 23 over the number Issued in November Connolly Wallace Connolly Wallace a year ago. PROPOSALS.

Is 8. Commissioner United States District Judge R. W. Arch bald yesterday administered the the DANDY crackers Towle's Log from Vermont. Cabin Syrup, Mohican Co.

fresh ltl During November, Scranton has broken its own excellent; record as a heaJUul city. Last month has bejn the best, as regards the number of cases of contagious diseases reportel, since the establishment of the health bureau. Twelve cases of typhoid fever were reported during the month, but the majority of these cases came from different cities for treatment in local hospitals. There were six cases of scarlet fever, 19 cases of diphtheria, and one case of measles during the month. As compared with the same month for a period of five years back, there were 9 cases of typhoid, 13 of scarlet fever, 39 of diphtheria and 67 of measles In November 1909; 7 typhoid, 48 diphtheria, 64 scarlet fever, and measles, in Nov.

19flS: 13 tvnhnld 32 STAR DISTANCE MEN IN CROSS COUNTRY RUN SoCRISFo one of Scranton's promising distance runners, who ran second in the last cross country; Arthur Clark, who captured the sixth prize in the big five mile race at Wilkes Barre, last month, which John Gallagher, of Philadelphia, won; Burk Wirth who has won several prizes in long races; Clarence Woodhouse, third in last Y. M. C. A. cross country; besides Cecil MyeM, George Perlelis, George Clark, Chaut, Wells and others will participate.

In all iprobabllity the record for the course of 33 minutaa and 2 5 seconds will be broken if weather is favorable. All Y. M. C. A.

members are Invited to compete by handing name to Benjamin Hubbard or Fred Keller man, assistant physical directors, wtu will officiate at the race. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PRINTING and Binding Proposals tor Printing the Legislative Journal. Harrlsburg, December 1, 1910. I HERKBY ADVERTISE FOR SEAL ei proposals for printing the Legislative Journal for the term commencing January 3, 1811, and ending June 30, 1913, pursuant to the provisions of the Act of April 23, 1909, P. L.

163), and the Act of February 7, 1905, (P. L. 3). All proposals must be sealed up and endorsed "Proposals for Printing Legislative Journal," and be delivered to me on the fifteenth day of December. A.

D. 1910, before twelve o'clock noon, and the bidder or bidders must accompany his or their proposal with a bond to the Commonwealth with at least two sufficient sureties, In the sum of fifteen thousand dollars, conditioned for the acceptance of the contract and the faithful performance of the work In the manner provided for In said Acts. The aufflciency of the said bond and the sureties thereto, must be certified to by the Judge or Judges of the county in which said sureties reside. All proposals will be opened by me, in the presence of those bidding, at my office In the State Capitol, City of Harris burg, at twelve o'clock noon, on the said fifteenth day of December, and the contract will be awarded to the lowest responsible bidder who bids the highest rate per centum below the rates fixed by the Superintendent of Public Printing for said work. The award of the contract for the The Scranton Y.

M. C. A. will hold its five mile cross country run next Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The course will be from the Y.

M. C. A. building, up Mulberry street to Col. L.

A. Watres' residence and return with finish in front of Y. M. C. A.

building. The list of prizes will include five medals of gold, one of silver, anu three bronze. The entries include to date: Hiram Barlow, the Y. M. C.

A. ath scarlet fever, 40' diphtheria and 2S measles in 1907; 14 typnoid, 62 sacrist fever, 40 diphtheria and no measloi In 1906; 9 typhoid, 70 scarlet 38 diphtheria and 247 measles in 1905. Of Course! Certainly! Classified ads. In The Truth are read by thousands every afternoon because they contain always something of in lete, who ran second in the Scranton Times race last year, Isldor Piedmont, I 5 4 'J terest to every one. Y.

M. C. A. TALK A Thing For Every Scranton Citizen Mcars Hagen printing of the Legislative Journal is JURY DISAGREED IN ELECTION FRAUD CASES Warrior Run School Teacher Must Face Jury Again Disagreement a Surprise. "There are enough men of largo means to pay the shortage In your contingent upon ana huujcci iu mo acceptance and approval of the Governor, Auditor General and State Treasurer after the Legislature of 1911 shall have authorized the Superintendent of Public Printing and Binding to make said contract.

I Blank bonds and blank forms of pro posals will be furnished on application to me, and specimen samples as a current expenses. This wa3, in substance, the state ment made by a Scranton man day before yesterday, to one of the mem bers of the board or directors or me standard for quality or worn wnicn tne contractor or contractors will be required to execute, can be seen at tho office of Superintendent of Public Printing and Binding. A. NEV1N POMEROY, ltl2 Superintendent. Y.

M. C. A. who was soliciting a "Yes," replied the director, ana a nothing secures this interest so well as a contribution. Men naturally follow with their interest, the gifts that they make." "Then your Association is not self sustaluing," remarked the gentleman.

"No, it is not," replied the Director, "and It would not bo best for it to be so. With the Association fully eu dowed, the work would stagnate; th management would prow Independent, and feel less OBLIGATION TO THE COMMUNITY; the interest of the people would wane, and it would be a "dead one," whereas, we now think THE SCRANTON ASSOCIATION IS A DECIDEDLY "LIVE ONE." "I guess your right," admitted the man. "There is more to say on this line," said the Director. It will bo said TOMORROW. number of them give very liberally, but we also need the SMALLER CON TAYLOR TRIBUTIONS OF A LARGE NUM Big Christmas Store la Holiday Attire Our beautifully lighted room is on Santa Claus Dress Parade.

We handle only useful goods. We can supply you with presents for the whole family. Do Your Shopping Early at the Daylight Store. BER of men. The TROUBLE HAa BEEN that the Association has de Wilkes Barre, Dec.

1. Satis fled that the jury in the Warrior Run election fraud case in which Professor Edward S. Williams figured as defendant, was hopelessly deadlocked, Judge Henry A. Fuller at noon yesterday discharged the jury. It had been deliberating for twenty four hours.

Report has it that they stood 10 to 2 for conviction on the first ballot, and that there was no change after that. The failure of the jury to reach an agreement caused not a little surprise. District Attorney W. Alfred Valentine is to place Williams' case at the head of the ll3t for the January term. Williams' acquittal at a former trial and the absence of an apparent motive in the present case, caused the split in the jury room.

Twice the jury came back, first asking to be discharged and later for instructions. The court told the Jury that it had nothing to do with the former trial, that its result Bhould not enter into the Dresent case. pended TOO LARGELY PUN A FEW and we are particularly anxious to secure a contribution from EVERY CITIZEN OF SCRANTON who is able to give it. The Association needs the Interest of a much larger number of men, and All members of the Taylor Choral society wiy please bring copies of "Oh Father Whoae Almighty Power" and the "Messiah" at this evening's re Mrs. Griffith W.

Owens, Mrs. Albert Lewis and Mrs. Gomer Joues are In Port Jervls attending the funeral of All members of the Taylor Choral society are requested to meet Thursday evening, 8 p. at the Congregational church. Business of Importance Is to come before the choir.

All members of the M. E. church 30 30 STAMPS FRIDAY. The M. H.

Christmas Store. padding the list of voters in the Warrior Run district at the June primaries. Three members of the board have been convicted and sentenced to the penitentiary for six months in connection with the fraud uncovered in the district. choir are urgently requested to De present at Friday evening's rehearsal. The Christmas music will be on hand.

The St. Al's will meet tonight in the rhiirch basement. Professor Williams is accused of Ellen C. Evans is ill at her home INVENTION WILL ELIMINATE DANGER on Union street. Misses elen Tidd and Margaret Jenkins are confined to their homes with mumps.

Our large force of experienced salespeople will assist you in making jour shopping a pleasure. Our people are all painstaking and courteous, and they will "Seve You Right," be your purchases ever so small. OUR GARMENT DEPARTMENT is a very busy room. We are having a big Coat and Suit season, and a most satisfactory sale of better garments. HAVE YOU HEARD ABOUT our Tailor Suit sale Nothing like it in this city for values.

Choice Suits that were regular $18.50 to $22.50. Sale price $15.00. Fine selection of Suits that were $22.50 to $27.00, Special $17.50. Beautiful showing of fine Suits that were $35.00, Sale price $25.00. EXCEPTIONAL COAT SALE.

Long Tots' Coats, Children's Coats, Misses' Coats, and Suits for the largest women; no form too large for us to fit in a Coat or a Suit. We have them from size 38 to 48. Natty Polo Coats, Black Caracul, Black Pony Coats, also Broadcloths, Cheviots, Serge and Twills. We Are the Authority CARB0NDALE JUSTICE IS CALLED TO TRIAL FOR THEJUBLIC Xew Formula Cures Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis and Hoarseness In Five Hours.

Much Is being done In these days to top the ravages of consumption, but probably nothing has been so effective as teaching the public how to break up a cold and cure coughs, bronchitis, ton sllitis, with simple home mixed medicine. A laxative cough syrup, free from whiskey is the prime need. A cough indicates inflammation and congestion and these in turn are due to an excess of waste and poison in the Bystem. A tonic laxative cough syrup rids the system of congestion, while the Dainful coughing. Get the on Diamonds And the dealer's knowledge and a fair statement of the quality is essential to the average purchaser.

While the possession of diamonds is a Joy forever, the intrinsic value is main I Edward Hope, Justice of the peace in Carbondale township, is on trial in court, this afternon, charged with extortion. John Sweet appears as the prosecutor. David J. Reedy is for the commonwealth and Richard Manning, assigned by the court, for thA A rfr A ant Lewis H. Watrea, of 237 Pjea cott avenue, has invented and patented a mechanical device for the regulation of feed water into steam boilers.

To exploit the invention, a company is being formed, and through its attorney, Cornelius Comegys, an application for a charter will be made within the next few weeks. The following are the incorporators: Mr. Watres, Thomas H. Hull, L. J.

Reynolds and Howard P. Davies, all of this city. The device is intended to remove one of the most common causes of bursting boilers. Instead of regulating the flow of feed water by means of stops and cocks operated by hand, Mr. Watresj' invention will feed the water into the boiler Just as it is evaporated Into! steam.

tamed to a greater degree than any other kind of property. Step into our store when convenient and let us show you some beautiful gems with correct valuation. It's a pleasure to show CCT OCT THIS COUFM Sweet's story is to the effect thaw and rate our goods whether you Present our office. buy or not. purchase $1.00 worth' following and mix at home: One half ounce fluid wild cherry bark, one ounce compound essence cardiol and three ounces, syrup white pine compound.

Shake tne bottle and take twenty drops every half hour for four hours. Then one half to one teaspoonful three or four times dally. Give children less, according to age. Cut this out and save 30 STAMPS 30 STAMPS FRIDAY THE CliniSTMAS STORE PI JGWKLEH SILVt KSillTU. H.

A. Connell, KM of goods or more, and you will receive 80 he was hauled before Hope on a trivial charge and that it cost him seven dollars before he left the ojBce. Clsifled ads. in The Truth ar read thousands every afternoon because they contain a)way something ot interest to tvery one, 132 Wyoming Avenue. SUmps.

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