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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-16

but / believe in the course OF time
many of the religious institutions of
this country will see that this oppor
tunity is one Of the best. II no: the
best THAT could be made for practical
help for the helpless | DO not know
any estate so full of pathcs as the
home of consumptive who is going
away.
II Is not like burying . dead man;
after You have furnished the funds to
send him TO New Mexico. he is help
less, and so this Fraternal CITY comes
as a great benefit. and | can foresee
the time when state conventions and
district gatherings of religious bodies.
and individuals for that matter shall
have their cottages in this great reser-
walton, where man can 20 and live
in home that is provided by this in
stitution
Where could man spenl his
money better than to feel that he has
furnished one unfortunate with 2
lease Of sunshine, a new lease of life?
ITO me it seems as though you have
accomplished a little bit of heaven
when ! see a company Of business
men, men who bring things 70 pass
in railroad circles and banking circles,
men of power. men whose names count
when they are found at the bottom Of
check. come together to discuss
this great humanitarian movement.
and whenever men whose hearts God
has filled with humanitarian purposes
hiring their consecrated abilities 10
ter died the kingdom OF God will
come almost. before our professions
can he uttered
BY Or. p. M. Darlington. Of Ft. Stan
ton, N. NJ
II speak 10 you for moment not
only as practical demonstra.or of
the sanitarium, but as a pfacticel con.
sumptive Stationed in WASHINGTON,
had some small part in the establish
ment of the Fort Stanton IN NJ
Sanitarium, little thinking that in less
than eighteen months would myself
become beneficiary Of the institu-
ton Through an act Of President
/ Mckinley, of sainted memory, in 1899.
the Ft. Stanton reservation was set
! aside for the use of the service which
! I represented, to be used as a sanitar-
I ium for the treatment of tuberculosis.
| In December, 1900. ! myself be
came infected, and was appointed to
the command of that institution by
my illustrious chief, Surgeon General
! Wyman, who had had In mind the es
| tablishment of such an institution for
more than thirty years. In less than
six months / had completely recov
cred,
BY Or. Cunningham Of Las VEGAS.
N. M.
Il came all the way from Las Vegas
TO see the class of men that are al
the head of this institution-the class
of men who are taking an interest IL
1t, and must say that am delighted
and / am going back to our people
and tell them few of the gloriou!
things ] have seen and that / have
heard"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-16
President Believes in Furnishing Kirkman

army and confinement in the peniten-
tiary at Fort Leavenworth, kas.. for
three years. kirkman was connected
with a sensational case resulting in
the suicide of another army officer at
Omaha.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-16
Burns Gets Five Years

Toledo O., June l6.Orus M. Burns
OF Montpelier. the Ohio banker indict.
ed by the federal grand jury for en-
bezzlement, misapplication of bank
funds, false entries and perjury, vol
unfairly entered a plea of guilty today
On one count and was sentenced TO
seven years In the Ohio penitentiary
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-16

Kenosha, Wis, June 16.--Susan At
water Gillette, widow Of Judge Gurd.
in Gillette and an original Daughter
OF the Revolution, is dead at her home
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-16
Fatal Explosion on British BattIeship

have since died. A cartridge she'll
missed fire. On opening the breach
the cartridge exploded and ignited
two other cartridges lying in the case
ment.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-16
New Railway Transcootinenta| Possibilities

in the Rock Island system it will be
possible to travel from New York to
Denver, 2,055 miles, in forty-five
hours and from New York to the
Pacific coast, $3.50 miles in ninety
six hours, commencing next Sunday,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-16

Gibraltar, June 16.-A six-inch shell
exploded on board the British battle
ship Magnificent during gun practice.
Four officers and fourteen men were
injured. One officer and three men
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-16

Chicago, June 16.-The eighteen
hour trains Of the Lake Shore and
Pennsylvania roads between New
York and Chicago have opened new
possibilities in trans-continental traf-
fic. With the changes just announced
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-16

Washington, June 16.-The presi-
dent has approved the findings in
two trials of Captain George w. Kirk
man of the Twenty fifth infantry, SEN
fencing him to dismissal from the
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-16

District Attorney Clancy of Albu-
querane arranged with District Attor-
ney Davis of this city for an early
trial before Chief Justice Mills of the
important case of Mariana F. Sena
VS.. the American Turquoise company,
whic hinvolves the question of the
ownership of the famous Tiffany tur-
quoise mines in Santa Fe county.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-16
Killed Four Children and Herself.

Dubuque, June 16. Mrs. Paul
Klass has killed her four children
and committed suicide near here. She
used q butcher knife. The eldest
child was six. The woman had been
in i'll health,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-16
Japan Means Business Both in
War and Peace...Great Battle is
Likely to be Fought in Manchuria

Epoch Making Meeting Ppoade Of the Powers Already Named The
Washington Conference Windy City Thinks Can Qualify Tor Summer Sss
Kabs PART Aexeh Surprises the Knowing One BY Sending
His Resignation Tramp Cruisers That Missed the Battle Want to be
Supplied with Coal at French Port.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-14
JOked Win the
HangH1an

VANCOUVER. T. e. Jan. Il
Joshua Belt eoioted. was hanged
yesterday In the county Iau at
kamloors. u. &. Hen had repeat
eddy said h would never be- hanged
and the death watch was doubled tu
prevent hla srlf-testruetiou. He'll
walked to the rnliuwa iauutily and
ioksd With Radcliffe the official
hRuEman. a. the moose VAS being
adjusted round his neck Beil muir
drrsd Annie Allan. eolorsd. At Green
wood. "a G.. on August ~. stnbhipE
her repeatedly. because she refused
20 tive With him. lie wrut 70 Green
wood from Spokane. whore he had
lived for some time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-14
PERKINS Will GIVE
OUT The PLUMS
aIrrle SAMMY WILL DISTRIBUTE AL or FOSTERS PAT.
RoNAGe IN CASE rHe LATTER is ELECTED SENATOR

said Co have promised the senator
the best OF a. In the Ledger news
columns but would not commit hImi
self Co any special leaning from an
editorial standpoint
Immediately after the interview
which, So % Is related. marked the
incident uf the agreement between
che two men the Ledger started an
ardent crusade In NJ Fosters "a p
vOr using many columns of tta 81
ltofial department Go sounding the
senator's praises
And since the reported under.
standing there Is seldom q day
without "a Ions Foster editorial in
the Ledger
During the NEXT SIX Years the
senior senator from wa zhinKton
viii have a generous allotment al
fat appointments and other at
tarstiKe patronage 20 hand out IA
case he b. returned &C. thc big white
building in the nations capital
should he win ont in the present
senatorial struggle. Mr. Foster viii
attend strictly to his duties. while
MI Perkins vii be the hlgh moFul
insofar az the passing around OF the
spoiis of war r. concerned.
Therefore. Mr. Perkins VIII be a
very much a0uKht-after Individual
And Senator Foster win find pien-
" ef time In which 20 frame up
billa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-14

Senator Rauda. who succeeds
Palmer as chairman of thc judiciary
committee Of the upper house. was
because of a fragrant judicial blum
der, responsible for the calling OF "A
special session OF the legislature
three years ago 20 recify hia error.
At the regular session four years
ago Rands prepared introduced and
secured the passage of bin requir-
ing that capital punishment of con
Yicted murdvrera could only take
place At the state pcnitentiary TN
der the old law. criminals were ca-
ccuted by the ahsflffs Of the conn
ties in which the crime was com
mitted
Rands provided for no disposition
OF men already convicted and await
Ing execution under the old law
There were a number Of such
eases aud tho criminals could not
be- put To death because 81 the con
fliet In the two laws
So Gov Mcbride was compelled
10 call a special session OF the les
isiature 20 repeal the BRuda law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-14
Olympia Bureau
Seattle Daily Star,
Olympia. Wash.
s,.H correspondence By Dan Dean
and VII Window,

otyMrIA4 Wash. Jan, it#tf
senator rosIyE Be- sent back Ga
washington. n - practically all ot
ais future patronage tet thr neat
six wears viii be controlled by one
man.
Ans that enc man vii not be the
senator
samuel Perkins proprietor % the
Perkins papers. viii be the lucky
man 60 distribute the appointments.
etc. that tall ta tHr iot 81 the senior
senator
Ruuof has e that a rather re-
mafkabIe agreement exists between
M FostsH and the uwncf OF the
Isagrr lu which she senator. iu re-
tufn Cor that papers warm support.
pramIsrs te allow Mr Perkins TO
dictate the distribution Of the Eos
ter patronagr during the counting
term. iu case tHr latter secures the
election.
me story 81 the tedEer'a attitude
IN respect to Senator Fosters prrs-
ent campaign makes rather peculiar
reading
In the beginning Mr, Perkins L.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-14

here have been dubbed the never
sleeps"
Not because they are Ia any re-
ancet night owls. as the term la
generally known. but ON account OF
q little coincidence that fate kindly
mapped out FOR them.
The two atrIhes have rented u
very comfortable office ou Muin
street formerly occupied by an
unusian. On the door is painted q
great staring eve Wide open Co "a
startling extremity
At night as YOU pass up the
street that biz eve atarca he
nlguly ut Won. while the merry RAJ
Gle Of the typewriter from within
denotes the usual I'll activity.
The big eye acema To say
We never alecp.a
From the surprising amount Of
live news that Mssarn nrawn aud
Raymond dig up each day for the
deleetation of the Psl readers. IL
seems safe To give the mig Eye"
credit Tor telling the truth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-14
| Am Always Willing to Walt for My Fee
Until Cure Is Effected
ENLARGED VEINS
ITS COMPLETE CURE WITH.
OFT fHEEBX

ITS COMPLETE CURE WITH
OUT SURGERY
Under my treatment the most
aggravated cases Of enlarged
veins are cured in a few days
time There ls no cutting, no
pain, and 90 f. seldom necessary
thar the patient be detained from
HIS occupation Normal clrcuia-
ton is a. once restored through
out the organs. and the natural
processes Of waste and repair are
again established. II you are al
llcted with enlarged veins. con
suit me az once Delay can but
bring on aggravated conditions
and nervous complications that
viii impair the vital functions
and involve the general health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-14
Olympus Bureau
Seattle DAILY Star.
Olympia. Wash.


Seattle DAILY Star.
Olympia. Wash.
staff Correspondence BY Dan Dean
ard vii Wirdou.
nat Mr. Piles Is q poor cam
psigner cannot he denied.
he lacks one 90 the most essen
tial qualifications % real politi-
eian -Eeulalily Many a politician
owes considerable of his success to
a certain kuaek % good fellowship.
hearty salutauon. a faculty Of
making one experience a glow Of
fricndship at the first meeting
That sort Of a man Is John l..
Wilson.
When you enter his quarters he
halls you With a Hello. old man.
have a chair What's doing
And he doesn't stick a box 81
cigars under your nose with one
hand while he Streets you With the
other.
That habit the candidates have
OF thrusting a cigar between your
teeth before you have cleared your
throat TO say Good evening Is one
iepuEnant 70 the average man
without be goes a-visiting on pur-
pose to load up on perfectos.
For instance. you visit Mr
sweeny's headquarters for the pur'
poss Of getting a glimpse Of the
Croesus Of Spokane and 20 makf
his Acquaintance.
You find the room filled with 4
diversified mob. a fair majority Of
whom appear 70 take more inter.
eat IN the big cigar Dor on the cen
ter table than In the person Of the
candidate Who ls their host
You are introduced
Mr. Sweeny. this is Mr.. Doe. OF
Podunk."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-14
AT Ballard


PACKING PLANT FOR BALLARD
The plans for a packing house for
, Ballard were laid before the council
last night For some time paHt there
has been general tail, ON the streets
as 10 whether or not the council
would permit the erection of such
an. industry I. x witt who hna
asked the city for permit To erect
"a packing house within the city lin
itH OF ballard. has been asked 90
appear before the council uoxt Tues
day night with the full plans and
also the plans OF the sanitary con
ditioua the plant will be hnilt on.
II all the plans ~ the proposed
plant are satisfactory 10 the council
and the city iH assured that Il Will
not be an injury To- the munufaetur-
lng sites IN the part OF the city
where witt intends To build. the
city OF Ballard will have another
big plant to add 10 It's fast growing
business district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-14

TIRE HAGUE. Jan 1.-THE gov
eminent has chosen the site for the
peace palace 10 be erected by Car
negie The site selected IL on the
parade ground near the Bosch. The
selection must be approved b. the
limited state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-14

That IL Why Ahe lies better than
man aud why her lies appeal more
60 the credulitY than do those Of the
mechanical liar man.
u l. n. Dunlap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-14

n
balanced
MRS ] HE
Green lake = O
There IA nothing a woman can
ds hat a man san d. n better
The hest dreaamnkera are the
ladies. taitora
The heat chef are ,hs "ehef.
The heat house cleaners the mod
srn ianitors
Tbe b.ut waitera the French
sw.reon neanlns bov
Ths be.f btred .trl the China
man.
IN. most popular w,t nurse the
mifkman
The father Of romance Ca-vnntss
The Frs.trat teller 81 tales
ah.kespsaro
The most sueeessfpl liars the
baalnsss men.
The pftnee 81 ltars the devil f"
The ar.atest liar Of All onr friend
the ailenint
-rhe nost,lon taken nv Dr Ham
n,on "a ~, ,bst women as las
have Kreat.r Twin. nrononaltIea
tka, man nor ina, All xnrnep are
iiars ror tbat a GREATER nortion ~
,hc.n arc untrutbsnt some ~ your
ro,,,,hytors ,bink bave ,n,sap.
ds,s,os re siisnIs,.s stat.msn,
NJ iIsr,i,,r,- to- 4. ,bat The
,yo,n,s 81 DoFs lie aoea a NOR.
s,,.e..s,,,ti,s "a ts moro s,,r.csgs,,t
a. ~ ssra,ntlisb,,.n, n, bsr 10.
-, a.. A. ~ rssi. it, {, .sf.rt -
-. 40 a,,s,as. b.,t'ye s,t,b ~.
.i'.,.t.t az {, &. mr.. dt,acnit Tor
~. maie It.f a. ,eIi bis li,tie lie
.,,,-,tg.i,, 49,, 4, ts o. IN. nam
-. - a. ST. - 90 vhnn /,
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-14

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. i4-Fi-
nance Minister kokovAoff has been
appointed secretary OF state and he
retains his present post ~ well
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-14

havV reduced my weight = pounds
buat ; lnohes waist : inches and hips
> Inches In = short time. b9 kuaF-
zntsaA harmless remedy wtthoVt sE'
errlse o. starving I want 70 icy You
al .h,H = q &c 6iIssw,4gA Rsbb d p 40
IA OREGON CITY. oregon. So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-14

cannot believe that women are
bigger liars than men. believe "
either sex starts out 20 gain their
point by lying they will both do
their very best along that line. and
n carefully weighed In the scales OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-14

We give written guarantee with
each pair OF glasses The best IL
always cheapest Williams oph-
thalmoloKiata. iii2 Second ava -"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-14
Contracted Disord ers

Every case 81 contracted DIS
ease ! treat rs cured thoroughly.
Ny patients have no relapbes
When J pronounce a ease cured
there IL not a particle Of infec-
ton OF inflammation remaining
aud there isn't the slightest daL-
ger that the disease viii return
In It's original form or work It's
way into the general system.
Some contracted diseases are less
serious than others. but none are
80 trivial as TO warrant unecr-
tain methods Of treatment. /
especially solicit those cases that
other doctors have been unable
20 cure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-14
MRS. WINSL0W'S
SOOTHING SYRUP

han been us.d By Millions o. Mothsr. fo< thek
sbft1ren while fretf'aE for over Ytfty Years.
Id SCOT hea the child, softena the gums, ailals
al main rures wind Coiic. and Il the h<st
rs.rnsdF fuF diarrhfras
TwFSTY.FfvE CTSTs A BOTTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-14
SPUR UNDER CONSTELLATION

Work started yesterday ON the
new track that 10 Ia be laid 60 the
water front by the Seattle Everett
iuterurban Pred = Sanders. pro-
moter 81 the line. stated thin morn
ms that thlH road 10 opeulng into
the greatest timber country ia the
state,
we believe that the lumber that
VIII be shipped from that country
viii be surprise 10 the lumber
dealers of the state said Nj San
drfH 4 have just let contract
Tor slx acres Of gruhbinE and clear
Ing starting ON the outskirts Of
ballard ! have also purchased "a
lot 100 BY eco feet ou tho corner
Of shiIHhol~ and Main. This 10 fur
the erection Of large freight shed
aud storage house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-14

David McNay. OF the NeVay Lum
Der company. OF Ballard who IL a
member 81 the Legislature from this
district. attended the meeting Of the
council Last night Co find out tuHl
" hat the city wanted done IN the
legislature.
W g Mayneld. an undertaken and
citizen Of ballard Zoe the past I've
years. was appointed TO the office
Of deputy coroner under T. NJ Car
rol Mr. Mayneid. during hlb time
In this city. has practically held
that office ever since eX-C0runer
fiuye vas elected
An interesting feature of the meet
ms Of the committee last night wac
the discussing Of the enlarEinE Of
tho city hall Complaints have been
coming ia from all the departments
81 the city thai they want more Of
flee room This was referred %
the building committee. Who were
requested 10 ftnd the estimated cost
OF such an improvement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-14
VIVA, DO you think about 81

What DO you think about IT,
10 woman the supreme liar
A great many Seattle women do
not think - and are saying 80
through the columns q The star.
The Star offers sic In cash TO the
woman who sends Ia the best rsfu-
tation 10 Or Allen Marfaue Ham
utous charge that woman l. a
greater and more successful liar
than men. A second prime Of o. will
be given the best letter on the sub
jet cent IN by q man.
Letters for the contest must not
contain more than $50 words and
must be- written on one side Of the
paper only. The real names and
addresses OF contributors must be
given. but will be withheld II re-
quested
send Ia your letters
The contest will close next sat
urday and all letters received be
fore o'clock Friday evening viii
be counted.
A lie Is an intentional miarepre-
sentatiOn. a vice. and must b meas
ursd BY the amount Of evil produced
By H. which OF the sexes IL tho
bigger liar must. therefore be de-
termined By finding which produces
the most evil. on the whole. by ita
lying
There are three grand divisions 81
lies. viz The social. commercial and
political.
The social lie cmanaies from the
psychological nature and seeks "a
satisfy feelings such "a love. hate.
fear. envy. pride. jealousy. etc. but
has no thought whatever for com
mereial gain.
The commercial lie e. used FOR the
purpose Of making a deal and gain
ing a profit. and includes the lies
Of every dealer In. manufacturer o..
or agent for anything whatsoever.
from a match 90 stocks and bonds.
The political lie II told with a
view 10 obtaining an office person
ally. or gaining an appointment or
benefit. through the election Of a
certain man.
The social lie belongs mainly
though not entirely. to the feminine
ser. affects individuals or groups Of
individuals. and. although very an
moving. causes the least evil.
The commercial lie affects indi-
viduals. families. and groupa OF
families. causes financial losses.
poverty. and some times suffering.
The political lie. the greatest OF
all weakens a nations standing
among other nations. causes dis
content on the part Of tie people,
and may result In its final over
throw.
Can there be any question. then.
considering the petty social lie and
the small per cent Of commercial
and political lies % the women
against the vast scope Of the com
merclaI and political lies Of the
man. which IL the supreme liar
NJ.