The Daily News from Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania • Page 1

rv em X2L MEW VOL. 33-No. 90 MOUNT CARMEL, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 5, 1911. PRICE TWO CENTS U. S.

SUES THE INJURED PAJESTiC III KILLtD ST I AS CAR IS PULLED INTO ENGINE Something new! toddy SUBSCRIPTIONS HAVE GREATEST VALUE THIS WEEK, EOUNT I Tl OFFERS Contest is Very Close and Exciting Many Changes Were Made in Line Up Several are Voting Limit of 1000 Votes Each Day POLICE FORCE IN NEW YORK CIT STARTS SUIT AGAINST THIRTEEN Hammon Colliery Hoisting Engine Gets Beyond Con BIG LINES OFFICERS ALSO IN VOLVED trol of Engineer and Boat With Huran Cargo is POLICE FORCEin NEW YORK CITY Great feats of horsemanship HUNTING CHANNOUS Scenic TYRANTY OF FLORENCE Dramatic ETHEL HYLAND soloist Drawn Into Engine House Several Jump 'subscriptions do not come as readily Thomas Clark, Girardville David Lavelle, Girardville Charles Becker, Ashland. At the Hammond colliery, a Reading operation, near Connorton, at four o'clock yesterday afternoon an acci The last seven were only slightly in dent occurred in which the boot I TRIG was drawn up into the engine, house jured. Kenney and Carroll were New York, Jan. 5. Papers were filed by the government in the United States circuit court in this city in a suit brought against the leading tians-Atlantic steamship companies under the Sherman anti-trust law.

The petition alleges a combination In restraint of trade in the form of an agreement among the carious lines with respect to the handling of steerage passengers. The petition was filed by Henry A. Wise, United Hi.ates district attorney, removed to the miners' hospital for Boosters Week For every club of subscriptions to the Daily News a-mounting to $0.00 cash, we will give 5000, extra votes. This offer includes all cash, paiid before 9 p. m.

Saturday, Jan. 14 except the $3.00 subscription on which the first bonus vote was issued. fr, (treatment. as they might, just put on little extra steam and get your friends to help you as this week is THE WEEK. Don't think for one minute that you can't win.

There is no word in the English vocabulary that has ben bused to greater extent than that little 'word "can't." It has no 'place in the vocabulary of any man. Opportunity opens the door to very man whether he be rich orj poor and one man, waa killed instantly and nine more or less sreiously injured. The dead man, is Anthony O'Don-nell, of Lost Creek, and he is sur I The men, had completed their day's labors and were being hoisted up the timber slope, when the throttle struck vived by a widow, four sons and COLUMBIA $100.00 the engineer, Anthony Gaughan one, daughter. Western, Lyric Western A GIRL OF THE PLAINS A story of the western wilderness and THE MILLIONAIRE MILKMAN A clever Thanhouser drama Pete Hinkel, soloist The one perfect Musical Instrument of "Lost Creek, was unable to stop The injured are: acting upon the direction of Attorney General W'ickersham. COLUMBIA 35.00 and the one who enters without hes Souire Peter Kenney.

Lost Creek, the engine. The boat was drawn up This is "Booster Week in the It is directed at the following lines itation is the one who will succeed. left hand crushed off and severe into the engine house, home jump unci certain of their officers: mi Nothing is so contagious as success, hnriv hniises ed and thus saved tnemserves. me International Mercantile Marine great contest. Subscriptions that are paid this week will count on the special offer of five dollars in gold to the contestant in division To see others succeed spurs us on Frank Carrold, Ashland, leg broken engine, drum and engine house were company.

badly wrecked by the accident. to greater endeavor. and bruises Allan Steamship Line, Limited. WEATHER EVERYWHERE. Engineer Caughan is almost distract Tis folly for any man to hesitate International Navigation company.

Including attachment for 4 min. Records COLUMBIA GRAPHAPHONE. 28.SO Including double disk 12 Records of your town selection Hearing is believing, call and hear this new and most complete Instrument. J. C.

BROGHAMER JEWELER and OPTICIAN 38 8. Oak St thinking he will not act unless sue Anchor Line (Henderson Brothers), Observations of United Slate.s George Copley, Mahanoy Plane William Miscavich, Girardville John, Sife, Girardville; Thomas Tauschino, Girardville Limited. ed from grtef at his home. An vestigatlion is being made today by Reading officials. cess is assured.

While fce stands and who has the Vi.er of new subscriptions to v. edit by nine 'clock Saturday night and also- on the offer of 5000 extra votes for every club or combination, of subscrip waits others pass) him in the active Canadian Pacific Railway company. Canard Steamship Company, Limit competition of the present day. ed. Stop at the Jewelry store of) J.

to Mrs. Green Buried The funeral of the late Mrs. tions amounting to $6. This offer is NeW (Members and Feed The Haymakers, No. 456, held a British and North Atlantic Steam Harriet Broghamer on south Oak street and good until Saturday, January 14th, Navigation Company, Limited.

of banquet last night in Moskaltis" Hall Green, who died at the home examine the prizes we are offering. and every contestant should grasp weather bureaus taken at 8 p. yesterday follow: Temp. Albany. 10 Atlantic Oil 22 Clear.

Boston IS Clear. Buffalo li Clor.r. Chicago in Cler.r. New Orlean "4 Clear. New York L'l Clear.

22 St Louis 3u Washington 2tf Clear, Advertise in the BAILY NEWS this opportunity to secure a great re They are the finest of goods that were ever sold in this town at any thing near the price we have adver Hamburg-American line. Holland-American line. North Gernuin Lloyd line. Red Star line. White Star line.

serve vote for the final days of the Thomas Richards at Green Ridge on Tuesday, took place tl.is afternoon. Service were conducted by the Rev. G. J. Jefferiies, of the P.

JI. church, and interment wasi made contest, tised. They are perfect 'gems; foreijj Harvest the, subscriptions of those Russian East Asiatic Steamship $5.00 IN CASH will be paid to the person bringing into the store hty i Number of Votes cut, of many facets and diffuse th at Sixth and Market streets. Ttwen-ty-eight new members were initiated into the mysteries of the order. Two weeks from last night another will be held in the same place.

A genuine good time 'was had by all last night. Base Ball at, Green Ridge The Green Ridge Base BaiyAssocia- Company, Limited. light in rays like a mooombeam on, The petition alleges that the defend ants are engaged "in a combination From Sul scriptjons or NswsDftDer Forecast. and conspiracy to destroy all competi Cloudy today; tomorrow, fair; the frosted snow. Never again iwfll such beautiful prizes be given away for so little effort as is required to win those that are offered by the Daily News.

Five people will win them. Wall you be one of the five? in Girardville, the cortege taking trolley cars to Mount Carmel Junction and going to Girardville via train. Undertaker Irvin was in charge. Mrs. Green formerly resided in Girardville, but had made her home with the Richards' for the past 24 years.

Paralysis was; the cause tion among and between themselves in the business of transporting third brisk west winds. feeil Ridge at tlon met last evening parties' who promised to aid you later in the contest, explain to them the great value, of subscriptions at this time, and they will be sure to give you a subscription for four months or o'ne year and every subscription will count on this liberal offer. Don't let the other contestant think "ycu are down and out." You are not. You can win with ease if you sxei't yourself this week. Take the s.

1 Coupons to THE OAlLtJ NEWS I to Feb. 4, 1911 WM. A. THOMAS, season. the coming and organized for class, or steerage, passengers by steamships between ports in the Unit Richard Penman ase That is for you and your friends! to ected mana-president.

games and decide and the effort you make will ger and David Brown The team is ready for 128-130 W. Third Mount Carmel ed States of America and ports in Em ope," and also are engaged in destroying competition by all persons and corporations other thau death, and she was 73 years old. be the criterion by which your friend will ac- DR. A. L.

BUDDINGER DENTAL PARLORS 17 N. OAK STREET Latest Appliances for Dental Work in all its Branches. will decide whether to throw) their support to you or to some other con Manager Penman states he cept any and all challenges. Advertising means success own of "Worry" off your route, whcV Theatormm She is survived by the following three children: Carter, Girardville; Theodore, Schylkill- Haven, and Mrs. David Davis, Freeland.

ycu are traveling daily on the road testant. Nearly every family in Divided Up Traffic. town who, readsi the English language The contract upon which the action Western Melies Western will subscribe for the Daily Ne'ws he- for votes. Make a noise like prosperity and an opulence of votes. Croaking does not get any one's or subscription.

"Laugh and the world laughs with Tore the close of this contest and is based is alleged to have been entered into in London, on Ftb. 5, Under this contract the, defendant A WESTERN WELCOME Western) Comedy Depicting the incidents oPtwo es- you might as well have the major Don't Mind a Little Thing Less concerned than their neighbors, two families named Igo and Brennau occupy a block of houses at Jacksons, near Mahanoy, City, ity of the votes and the grand prize "ped convicts, who in, make as to let it go to some other steamship lines, with the exception of the Russian-American line, are alleged to have formed themselves into an as you, but should you weep you wni LAMPS good their sscaper-tUiange clothes have a quiet corner by yourself. If NOMINATED GENTLEMEN which may be swallowed up in a mine breach. Within a week the west side of the has settled more than two feet, while gaping AT 1 with a young married couple who goes west on their Honey Moon. Fun, Cowboys, Ponies and Chases Miss Irene Williams, will sing THE GREATER CALL A great dramatic story of the stage HANK and LANK (Blind Men) Fire Insurance cracks appear in the foundation and fissures run through the cellars.

I Instead of taking alarm and vacat-, dug, the two families have arranged the house furnishings to an angle jthat accemmodatps temporary condi SPECIAL PRICES tions until the Reading Co. carpenters can jack up and reset the lopsided buildings on a cribbing. sociation under the name of the Atlantic conference. Under the terms of the contract, it is alleged, the parties thereto agreed to divide up the steerage traffic forwarded by them, each line receiving a percentage of the total, and that each agieed not to carry steerage passengers in excess of the allotted percentage. A penalty of 4 sterling, it is alleged, was prescribed for every steerage passenger in excess of the allotment, the forfeit to be divided among those companies which had not carried their share.

The petition further alleges that the parties to the contract later held a meeting, at which it was decided to create a committee of three, consisting of agents of tff)s lines in the United States, with power to select steamships known as "fighting and to advertise these for sailing at the same time and from the same ports as steamships of independent and competing lines and at lower rates, the loss on the transaction to be borne ratably by the members of the association. These methods, it is alleged, put the Russian Volunteer fleet Mike Manning Holy Name 4990 Robert Mowe'ry, Anthracite Fire Co 430 Ambrose Deloamp, S. of 3940 George Delcamp, West End Club 3690 George J. Moyle, Anthracite Fire Co 3650 Jno. Ruths, K.

G. 3620 Thomas Thompson, K. of 2700 John Harbold, P. 0. S.

of A. Camp 231 1760 F. Ploppert, Ind. Order Red Men 1740 Howard Wardrop, P. O.

S. of Camp 231 1730 American Hose Co 1460 Charles Morris, Modern Woodmen 1400 LADIES NOMINATED Mrs. W. H. Yoder, M.

E. church 6600 Miss Gertrude Moyer, Grace Reformed 5890 Miss Keziah Davis, Cong, church 5000 Miss Jane Tiddy, P. M. church 4140 Miss Jennie Smith, M. E.

church 3930 Miss Anna Geist, M. S. M. Society 3860 Miss Bessie Moser, teacher 2990 Mrs. Wm.

A. Thomas, L. A. to S. of 2410 Miss Anna Dechant, Grace Lutheran church 2280 Miss Bertha Latshaw, High Schlool 2000 Miss Maude Wright, teacher 1690 Thyos.

Nine companies with Capital ami Surplus of over Twenty Million Dollars assure prompt settlement in case 4- Mount Carmel, Pa 126 North Oak Street of loss. Firemen to, Break Record B. E. Youngman, secretary of the Six-County Firemen's Association, was in Sunbury looking over the plans made by the committee in charge of the convention ito be held there next! June. He stated that from all reports that he heard the attendance is going to eclipse that of a former conventions, and that the parade on Thursday of the convention week would he the largest ever held at a convention.

Isaac Goldscliaidfe FIRE LIFE INSURANCE AGENCY 25 North. Oak Street, Mount Carmel, Penn'a. ant of business and, as a result of A READING Coles on, January Weather In all probality January win Ibring THE New Industry at Sunbury A new industry is in progress at Bun bury. It is the manufacturing tt th Kline Hydraulic Ram, which has toefei patented by J. M.

Kline, of Beaver-town, and which is toeing 'promoted them, the Russian-American line sought and obtained membership in the association. The same practices, it is alleged, are now being pursued against the Uranium Steamship storm periods of greatest activity will TTTTTTTTTT VV Tr ibe on or about the 3rd, 14th, 21st, VERY BUSY Do You Wish and 29th. The indications are that the storms, especially during the later by the Sunbury parties who have tak half of the month, will be diversi en an interest in, it. fied from tropical rain and thunder sleet and enow northward. Forty-Eight are.

Uneasy It now develops that forty-eight people visited the home of George Ort-man, at Danville, who as i 1 with Forger Admitted His Guilt Hichard tSnyder, of Shamokin, was smallpox, when the victim was given a hearing before Justice Tierne Notify Us of Poor Service Readers of the Daily News are requested to notify this office, either personally, by telephone or letter, of poor service on the part of carrier boys. Don't be afraid to let us know of any trouble. We want the carriers to deliver their papers promptly and be obliging to the customers. of Northumberland, on the charge of forging two checks, one for $15.00 on thought to be suffering from chick-enpox, and alt are forced to be quarantined while their tonics have ibeen fumigated and placed under the surveillance of the state health department. Hirsch, and the, other for $30.00 on to be classed among the "WELL DRESSED?" If so give us a trial and we assure you that you will be satisfied with yourselfand self-satisfaction means a customer.

A. J. Shure. He admitted his guilt in. Doth cases and was held for trial at ATS the next term of court i for ME and BOYS LEGAL NOTICES Ridge, Child Dead A three-year-old, daughter of Vurceli Anfalessi, of Green Ridge, died yesterday and will be buried tomorrow.

Services will be held in St. Peter's Tener Wins Against Editor In the Lehigh county court at Al-lentown, the grand jury found a true bill against Frederick W. Sell, editor of the Slatington Star, accused by Governor-elect John K. Tener, of criminal libel for calling him a "crook" in his paper. Judge Trexler continued the case until the April term.

We are as well up in the HAT business as in onr other lines. We sell the HATS made by the mo noted HAT MAKERS. NO UNCERTAIN HATS HERE (church and Interment will toe made Notice to Stockholders The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Union National Bank will be hteJd at the Banking House between the hours of one and two oclock, January 10, 1911, wihen a Board of Directors will be elected to serve for the ensuing year. Geo. E.

-Berner, Cashier. "Yes, the volume of business, both passenger and freight, done by The Reading on this division in 1910 is largely in excess of that of 1909," said a Reading official at Tamaqua, "but if you want figures you must So to the general office." There has not been a month that the passenger business did not show The freight business, fluctuates, some months showing large gains and others less, but the year shows a substantial gain. Brisk Demand for) Coal Sunday was a very busy day on The Reading. About 1,400 cars of anthracite coal were brought down It was a sort of cleaning up day, from the mines and storage yards, and very little coal mined on Saturday remains over. The men employed at the storage yards have been working day and in order to get the fuel into the market, The demand for coal: has never been so brisk atj this season of the year.

Reading to Build Twenty Engines The Reading Railway company is short of ipassenger power and it Is said that) It is the purpose to build twenty locomotives at the shops of The Reading. Three, are to be similar to engine 305, which has been performing such excellent service plnce turned out the shop. Tha remainder are to be used for express and accommodation runs on the various division. 1 Louis Gidding 2 in; the parish by Undertaker Higglns. i i i i Marlon, Heights OhildyDead An Infant child of Mifyfi Polio, of Marlon Heights, died yesterday and was buried this afternoon at that 'place by Undertaker Htggins.

Mt. Bee. 16, 1910 tjlO 4 $3.00 $3.00 Board in a Deadlock The Hazleton school board, after a seven hours' session, failed to select an architect to draw plans for a proposed new high school Local firms were among the many iwho were looking for the position, ibut no choice was made. LAMPS i CARBON and TUNG8TON LAMPS sold cheaper than elsewhere we sen me unioi is unquestionably the best line of $3.00 HATS in the Country All the newest and best' styles $2.00 Gold Bond $2.00 A guaranteed Hat that Rives the very best satisfaction OTHER MAKES at $1.50 and 100 Come in and see the shapes and the styles that the most exclusive stores are selling and the best dressers are wearing. 1 Have your home wired and use ELECTRIC LIGHT; CHEAP, CLEAJs ana nuanin i Become one of our many satisfied consumers.

Get your wife an ELECTRIC IRON for Christmas. Stockholders' Notice The stockholders of the Edision Electric Illuminating Company will meet ln the Second street office on Monday, January 1911, p. for the purpose of electing directors. 5-3t Reuben, Kline, Secy. Notice Assessments 10c, 20c, 30 and $1.00 now due and payable in, the National iCo-Operatlve Burial Association, 7 Independence Shamokin, It will make her Glad That It's Over The mail carriers are glad that the deluge of Christmas and New Year ipost cards is over.

There will not much doing in that d'ine until Valentine day, with! Easter following soon after. Down With Grip work easier. LAMPS bn8ALEt OFFIE I Open from 8 a. m. to 7:30 p.

m. IDaniel D). Bolicli Son Outfitters for Men, Women and Children South Oak Street Mount Carmel, Pa I E. E. I.

Co. Mrs. Robert Gable, of Shamokin, is Mrs. William A. Thorns is confined SI East 8econd Street.

visiting her dujsntr, Mrs. William Jenkins, south Mspl strt, to her home on ooucnjiiapje street with a severe attack, of grlpp. t-2 A. J. rnphell, $cy.

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