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The Washington times., 1905-03-25

President Roosevelt was the central
figure at the closing exercises of the
United States Naval Medical School to-
day. He rot only delivered the diplomas
to the graduating class of twenty-three
young doctors. but addressed them and
the large audience present on the re-
sponsibiiities of men. to themselves and
TO their fellows, when they accept ser
vice under the National Government
Held at the Museum.
The exercises Were held in the lecture
room of the National Museum. on the
Mall. There an audience of 500 people
had assembled prior to II clock, and
q large crowd stood about the public
exhibition rooms and in front of the
building
At the main entrance the President
was awaited by Surgeon General Rixey
Medical Director r. A. Marnion. presi-
dent of the school faculty. and these in
structors. all in full dress of the navy:
Medical Director John C. Boyd, Medical
Inspector Phillips A. Lowering, Surgeons
Henry G.. Boyer. Charles F. Stokes. Ed
ward r. Stitt. Lieut.. Downs l.. Wilson
retired, and Passed Assistant Surgeons
I. ID. Myers and Alfred w. Balch
Greetings to Chief Guest.
The President arrived q few minutes
after II O'Clock. accompanied by Mrs
Roosevelt and Miss Hagncr. They were
escorted to the platform by the naval
officers, the audience standing. and tho
Marine Band. under Lieutenant Santel-
mann, sounding three fiourishes and
playing America" On the platform
was the Rev. DR.. John NJ. Schick. the
Presidents pastor, and at the conclu-
sion of the overture he delivered an In
vocation.
The President was introduced by DR.
Marmion, after the band had played
some lively music The President ad-
vanced TO the center of the platform
where the diplomas wecc piled up on a
chair, Back of him hung the huge blue
banner, with the emblem of the Chief
Magistrate, and on either side were al
The Washington times., 1905-03-25
TEMPERATURE.

DOW NIOW4N i1AiI1 I~It<h Z INI4
Registered Affieck's Standard Thermometer.
The Washington times., 1905-03-25
EIGHT GIRLS ORGANIZE
ROSEBUD CIRCLE, |. S. s.

Eight girls form the Rosebud Circle of
the international Sunshine Society. or
ganized last night at C52 Grant avenue
northwest.
They understand the purposes of the
Sunshine organizations, and they are go
ing to save half of their money TO do
some good in the hospitals. They viii
appoint a committee soon to go to the
Children's Hospital and make a report
so that they VIII know jus. what to do.
The members of this society are: Ethel
Johnson. president; Lottie Wurfel sec
retnry. Rose France. treasurer: Marie
France, Inez Thompson, Mildre d
Thompson, Mary Tebbs, and Marie Ma
loney
Pisos Cure for Consumption gives relief Il,
OF he ro1d 80 dxs
The Washington times., 1905-03-25
Guardian of Children.

Justice Stafford sitting for probate
business, has appointed Lillian Fowler
guardian of the minor children of the
late William E. Fowler. She is required
to give bond in the sum of $1,000 At
to-nev John NJ George appeared as
counsel for the minor children
The Washington times., 1905-03-25

CONTINUED on Fourth Page.)
The Washington times., 1905-03-25
s1.2s to Baltimore and Return, s1.2,.

Pennsylvania Railroad. Saturday and
Sunday, tickets good on all trains eX-
cept Congressional Limited. and good
tor return until Sunday night.-Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12
CONTINUED from Yesterday J
CHAPTER XVII.
I AM ARRESTED.

HILL went To
aea Mrs Cum
mings prepared
In sheer per
alton for any
thing willing II
uoee Aaa 10
make love 20 her
The lady had
however. crossed
my name from
her book Of n
yora She grant
cd me an audi
enee. Il ia trne,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12
The Craze For Gambling

Bisslow ruined Imprisoned president OF
bank. conspcuou example typa
ruined trying
fortunes through Of millions who have tried
a another game and failed
Chicago wheat very
plfa that
while Of the hardened spectators
Inexperienced young
salaries heavy obligations
resting them. lose their all
Bgelow has 81 10000 mostly peoples money
only all he
BY POSI-
shield publicity 10 suffering
the that been bruken the prospects,
broken through
placent Indifference
they that have the least
dazzed the visions
their unaccustomed
OF = BiEeou "a a calamity bo sure.
thousands Of money. n
Of instances Of losses touching
erection paid for and sometme despair and
suicide Hopes raised dizzy heights
Blgelowss common Maybe a god thing
they plenty practical
substantial
lucky speculation.
good for have striking a
from being mlsed into deuon
quicker cultivation Of
business and the patient mastery desaiA
There sod old maxim. csnturytssed. By
the sword shall perish"
risk for his fortune by risk will
pity speculation which
Of THIS impoverished only
financially but In the conservative patient
which true and permanent success alone be built
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12
The Way 40 Success

III you never you paid win never
got paid for than you do
good that Is thu motto which the giria Of trade
training ad opted the principle which SHAH
guide them in their work
II might every and woman who tolls
Of Who there to whom Il does not appyf
These girls who preparing themselves for HE OF me
usefulness IN tho work OF the
tho principle OF success In fact they have
upon only principle which suece that worthy
safe EuIde-the only safe gulde~fo WORKING
girls working Cor working and for working
which be expanded into philosophy OF hfe
It stands honesty fidelity efficiency stands for
purpose for seal recognizes The value OF SINGER
integrity OF worth It places manhood and womhnhood
everything else Il marks the OF success
recses viii be left behind IN
he Of life Il is the Fit who survive.
failures the and who have dceYe
thinking they without being worthy
They little and much They doomed TO
disappointment may money their lives
which They WELD
power feowmcn souls dWard BY
thoughts their deeds
struggling be attained In that
way
These Boston girls key opens
key The be worthy Of his hire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12
EDITORIALS BY STAR READERS

ucsd right here in Seattle. 7 have
never seen 30 many ioafera allowed
20 eougregRte in front OF thcatcru
and on street corners and IN the
entrances 70 buildings as there are
here. Now | should think In a city
OF 1000 inhabitants that the chief
or police would SEQ that this evil be
stopped.
These ioafera. though neatly at
tired. viii ogla and joatle and even
openly insult women and girls com.
ing out Of theatera or waiting for
cars. II seems that these hoodluma
must never have had mothers or
sisters. | viii say for own self II |
ever catch one Of these bruteH in
.Fultiug my sister or wife I will take
the law in my own hands and deal
with him az ! think ne deserves.
Ia New York. San Francisco, Boa
Jon or Philadelphia these puppies
must always keep on the move or
get a jail sentence Of IS or 30 days
Just what they deserve.
FAIR PLAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12
BY AMBROSE PRATT.
4 by the \. 2. FsnnO Comps ~

marquis. prince. and It will be best.
1 think. for me- TO meet him Ia your
company. There 10 a private differ
onca between US which ] wiah 90
have definitely settled. but alao |
have a question 10 PROFOUND him
which eoncorna. l fear. yourself"
lie was staring at me In dismay.
very plainly distracted BY the
aweetneas OF my manner what In
Tits question: be- matterod.
"0h. trifia. prince. mere
trifle
Put ! should be glad 10 hear II
now
You the impatient. prince. !
think We had better wait for the
marquis. who has a certain claim %
be present when I PROFOUND this
question"
hut hia hlFhness grew excited.
You will do me n great favor II
yon tell INC At once" he urged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12
"A Sword MsIaid''
YAmnRo PRAr
BY IN. r p. Fnoo

'flut tho marquis may be here
any moment" / objected. playing
with my quarry In a manner which
delighted me.
'Iso may be detained" said the
count "ilo IL often late Ia keeping
his appointments"
Then" I replied with a nhrug OF
Indifference. s'rnther than keep yuu1
waiting. prince. The matter. aa
have observed. in n trifle. but
nevertheless aamething depends up
on your answer 90 this question
who was Il asaaaalnated ny
brother. the late Lord Dovouae9
You. or the Marquis de aeYringenY"
The prince bounded up from his
chair a. though he had been shot.
and stared into my face. bis own
grown pale as death.
What do you mean he gaaped
ITO be Contlnuedl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12

CpfteiYcu'n success - said 90 be
due to his ability 20 KEEP hts mouth
shut But that doesn't prove any
thing There's Thomas W. Lawson,
Cor Instance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12

Henry" said Mira smlthers. the
Hcekmsna aHd Mrs neckfuan'a
brother VIII be over for dinner this
evening. ana I uaat you 10 bring
home
Not a thing. rot a thlnFl" roafsd
simtheFa I can't burden my brain
~ remembering things 70 bring
home. fl forget half Of them. and
you'll be sore. n you want any
thluE you order Il and let the grocer
bring q"
All right then. dear. but your
eirur boz - Empty. and was only
EoinE q suggest that you'd better
bring hnnie q box Of cigars. two OF
three beKes 81 cleageta. some pipe
tobacco. a bottle or two % aoute
lett sine. a bottle 81 Scotch. q uy-
phon, q yichT. a dozen bottles u
soia. some veFmouth and a dozen
lemons. and telephone the ice man
- bring Some Of those little Zee
cubes
In justice - Henry q may be al.
1ed that he forgot nothing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT os
the State OF Washington In ahs
for tho County OF King.
In tho Matter OF The keceiYersaiP
OF The Evans Manufacturing COZ
pany. No. i13o1.
Notice Is hereby given that %.
undersigned has been appointed asa
has duly qualified as receiver Of ~
above named corporation. and thA'
on the 3lst day Of May. 1905. an or
der was made by the Court and csu
entered. requiring all persons u.
debted 10 said corporation TO I1y
the same 10 the undersigned. ana AZ
persons having claims against sAa
corporation 20 present the sans
duly verified. within ninety daJs
from the entry OF said order. 10 th ne
undersigned. at hts office NO. ~
New York Block. Seattle. or 70
Rossman and johnson. his Atu,I.
neys. or be forever barred from INV
collection o. their claims
". A. DOHERTY. ReceFeh
Rossman and Johnson. Attorney
for the Receiver. 300 faci"s
Block. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12

RUBBISH AND HooDLUMs.

Editor Stars tho star ia the
only paper IN the city that practices
what IL breaches and darea 90 print
the news. ! desire TO call your at-
tentlon 20 two conditions In Scattle
which think you can help TO REM
edy.
F1rat-You will admit that in
walking along the street IN tie
down town district one must al
ways be on the lookout FOR fruit
parlngs. orange peeilngs and bana-
ma hkins. etc. scattered on the
walks. that person - In constant
danger ~ falling on them, and tbat
tho city n In jeopardy OF heavy
damage suits as a result Thers is
n law prohibiting the litterlnEs %
streets and walks with rubbish of
any sort IS
Second have Travelled through
many cities Of tho country but the
most disgusting and abOminahle
thing ever came across Is prac-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12

Now. said the public character
20 The reporter who had called 20
Interview him. r. there any rarfiru-
lar subject on which Tou sish ms 70
tnlk =
Yes, replied the reporter. but
no aoubi Sc the very thing ou which
you don't care about being inter.
viewed. DO you mind answering
the question. il great wealth a
cursas@
why shouldn't answer that
question: I'm neither q MINISTER
nor a llbfaFfan-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12
why DIDN'T YOU?
You Should Have Gone to See
the Echo Lake Garden
Tracts Yesterday

Dont wait until this grand opportunity 70 get
land small In gone forever
bat there than hundreds OF
lifetime Fastening
10 al o "a offer.
The extent level.
intcrurban VIII
will told by neat oeto
be- no Is already operation TO within s milca
without fail Take the Great Northern
4 Richmond Beach Postmaster Holloway,
the tracts and close deal the
from $500 10 400 payable
terms Of own month
surely you get
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12

No. sir" said the man Who was
handing out advice without asking
for Zee. "A man and hia wife should
have no RecretH~
Ny wife came 10 that conclusion
years ago" said a quiet old feiiaN.
she never has any"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12
va STAR DUST ~

Say Alice. % you know Willie
ChestylyT"
Yes. I know him and hate
him
lie told me the other day that
you we're just DYING % marry him"
Did hef We'll, when you seefhim
again ten him u iet me die"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12
A WoRD FROM JOSH VISA

There's n LOT Nv
men tryia 4 make
two blades nv grass
grow where aha
grused before. but
there's lots more -
Ia Z make one blade
w hair grow where
nnn gruwali before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12

tTo 30 Continued }
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12

wasted his time IN churches. the
young man said why. Mr.
SchHabi- II takes good one to
gst ahead Of the Rockefellers
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-12-22

i'"no Sunday nigh, at 10 o.c,o.,. ~
was at his office all afternoon ~ut,ordmu
business matter and went homo =, =
,"'o hour. Shortly after reacbin, hono
"' taken with n pain in his lunys
u physician was called but a inw
minutes after his arrival Mr.. yInydon
passed away. He WIS born j., R,-ds.
town. Ky, january %, lS2G. lie leave
a "iio" and six children to norm
his loss. "'''"
'D' 'orrccco. I'm aged inmate OF
TIC insane asylum. WIS run over by tho
cars Yesterday morning be, v..n Rem,
ma Sparks and instantly killed. The
u'ctaH'd was at one time a wealthy
da'r! man at Virginia City. He became
'hsanc several years ago and WIS son, ,o
INC asylum for treatment. lie cared
'"f IN" rows at the usy lum and WAC r..
turning from the stock corrals when
S'rnck by H." train. lie leaves a wife
ana family III Switzerland and IL nephew
~ '"h". pti Constructors will re-.
m"mbcr Mr.. Corrccco.
WIN. Il. Ridgcly, comptroller OF the
c~HE'rury. took steps yesterday to wind
W The affairs "f the Chicago National
Bank the llomc Savings Bank and the
Equitable Trus; Company. Chicago
institutions. These institutions wcro
H"m'nutcd by John K. Walsh who put
millions into coal mines, railroads and
qnarrIcs. The liabilities Of the ,wo
banks and the trust ar.
roughly estimated at 10000, coo. and the
osfc'H at S2'.'0o.OOo. The ether Chicago
banks came 10 tire rescue and furnished
sufficient coin and securities to protect,
drp"=i,ors and creditors. All demands
upon the bank were promptly met YES.
tcrday.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-12-22
Supreme Court Labor p~cci-iun-.

Within the current year the supreme
court has twice passed upon the consti-
~tutionaiity Of laws limiting the hours 81
labor. Ia the "nsc 81 bakers it was
decrecd that the Law providing ihat no
employee in Il bakery shall be allowed to
work more dian ten houre was ~unco0sti-
tut!"uG! Oh ,u" ground ,G%! ihogr WIS no
reason Tor h"I ling it {" toe O.. cC..ur -
a health las 30 Etf"IUIri HOrIW2u or
the general public. On Ties ether hand.
the cumstituuGnalIty Of the law which
limits the h"urs Of labor in mines under.
ground to eight hours in twenty -four
wns affirmed. The opiu,nns are recon.
cjlcd by the curt on the principle that
an enactment must serve ihc public
comfort, welfare or safety.
These decisions, with others previously
made, indicate that laws limiting the
hours Of labor must mOvo within certain
lines or perhaps bc set inside ms lnapprO.
pirate. Legislative bodies may limit
the hours OF labor upon public works 10y
government employees, but in the case
of the employees Of contractors the
matter might ho questioned. In many
states, however, eight hours is fixed rs a
standard labor day unless a different
Que ia agreed upon between the parties
to the issue. Limitations Of the hours
Of labor may he made 10y law and stand
the ordcnd OF Judicial review il it is
proved that the limitation ia necessary
for public comior., welfare or sufcty.
Aside from these established lines Of
limitation other limitations car he
secured 10y contrnct ns - result OF collcc
tive bargaining.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-12-22
FEOM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.


MN 'i1N'! nan ~ ''"''' ''"''! |
Visiting Hi'- 'i''''7 '"f".
Junyc Ioyn Ia IN from MuuuI valley.
II" reports considerable suow lu tl.ai
""c''"r'
Mrs. Tnumna Hunter wIil urIyr FROM
san Francisco tonight {" attend the
funeral Il Mn4. Parsons.
.. l.-,. ,.,,. s,..,,
.:n. 49,. a.I- -, rI,m'n. u,urv v,.
s',I 49,. .r- r.o .~,,mm,,i,r
,,,u :.h,,I, -, =. ,m,,,ow
TIE itrt fast tam over the san
rr:S, uur.l,v +, j..
- ... a., 49,, ., -
.
Several m'hr" 81 -""N '"'I u" '",'
section Iaft iI-h'. ~ L. f"'h'' "'"''
rom" &" the ace h'F''at'fE' ""' every
holy "i~" IL Si"i l." See tic N'""''''
roTcTrd with 8 wIhi" mantle
rrrt C,nwnnr,i. ruardian of the city
cb.,ir ruu, in Reno Inns been removed
FROM ollie" 10y Chief I"opcr brrnuer hr
went I" NparN-' 700" '"nf "I'""7' r""'''
E"n on u "'"l anu gov '''"'" W. W.
'ho "'Eh''
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-12-22

An Oakland dispatch says that accord
ing to IA story which officials of the
Western Pacific decline either to confirm
or deny. the Western Pacific has for
some time been quietly planning to
spring II coupe de grace on Its big rival,
the Southern Pacific.
People familiar with the plans OF the
Gould road have been wondering for
come time past il the company proposed
to content itself with it, present term
inul facilities at West Oakland and to
inaugurate a ferry service between this
city aud Its terminal on the Oakland
estuary. According TO II story now in
circulation, and which is said to cmanatc
from official sources. tie company has
no such intentions. IL proposes to land
passengers in San Francisco quite as
expcditioUsly aud with rs little incun-
vcnience rs the ingenuity Of lis cngin-
GERS aud the large 1t the
company will permit. aud to this end it
is boldly planning to build its tracks
across the Southern Pacitic's West
NiN' nv NiAN - WV lllN' NllN
bay to deep water by means OF "a trestle
or mole midway between the present
moles Of the Southern Pacific.
Tho work now being done by the
Western Pac;tic's contractors at West
Oakland lends color to the story. II is
said that the company's terminal proper
ty on the estuary is being filled in and
improved in a anu that suggests its
future use lis ii freight terminal only.
The proposed mole Of the Western
Pacific, it is said, will parallel tie north
training wall ~ the approach to the
Oakland c%stuar., and dredging opera
tons are nov being conducted along the
training wall for the purpose Of throw.
ing up an c,ub nkment foT the Western
Pacific irari;s. The proposed ferry de.
pot and pier, it Is declared, Will he
located IN the ncirhborhoo Of the light
house nov maintained 10y Tie govern
mcut opposite lhe end If the north
training wall.
\ suit III condemnation to give The
Western Pacific a right of way for lis
tracks across The property Il the South
erI Pacific at West Oakland will, It Is
und"r-.0ad, br brought III the Alameda
county courts very shortly.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-12-22
FROM DAILY
$almagundi.

Only fifteen degrees below zero this
morning.
Olympia Oyster cocktails the liucst
ryor--at the Club Saloon. :
Tom and Jerry ut the Club Saloon to.
morrow Sunday. Como and sample it,
Mr.. Woolycr;on cRulc in from iiuhy
valley Yesterday aud ia still IN town, iIc
reports that section quiet and orderly.
Call at once and ger II. Frc1rici's
holiday diaplny 81 j%cw"lry. located at
seymour ,1ucohs' otorC. Ladies' especial.
IS invited.
Tho Elcphnnt Livery aud Feed stable,
lopposilo Iumbrr ynrD has iirst.ciass
trrnoris. Competent drivers furnished.
pnonc , j. W. Thompson, Prop =
#. friedrich. the Jcwclcr, hns located
~ucrmnncntIy in Elko. ExumIn" his
stock before buying your Christians
prcaGuta. I0catol at seymour Jacobs
SloSo.
AZ Christmas will have rnesrd before
| tho Wcrkly reaches ita rcad"ra again
vo wish all q merry Christmne. May M
| clouda Of eorrow ar d~istrcRs cross your
pa,hs ON that day.
Miss Caldwell will spend her bell lay
vacation in Ogden aud Miss Iionham
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-12-22
FROM MONDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.

NIB VIM. Hunter mud Miar Glniya
returned from San rrnnclnco Sunday
morning.
III" ice harvest ia in fuIl blast md
many tons of excellent leo arc beng
gathered for next summers uac.
H. j. Mryhnm md f.. Il. Hunt, 81
''n''r mining muu. arrived last night
""" wont /" rusrhrorn on the atngc thin
morning.
'"" = frn"cG mountains, though go
'"'''s i"n2, aud iia bfcnIth near the
''"''r 10 "nc.'hrri - ia length: yet THE
,"t E!"i"m hn not "a yet proved q
"''H'hio mlnH ~ gold pr silver.
mo Sentinel Says that good progrcs,
T." ""'hi male with ihc l;uhy Hill rail.
''''' \ nit" and a hail 81 tho road H.
running order, tn" liurcknna are
''",h'ht over tho proaprciq aud predict
.'''y Times for the old camp ,u the near
fnturo.
" 'ciogrnm mrcivcI thin morning
nom senator Hunter conveyed the en,
"u"' "i Tie death ~ Mira. Iro rnrsrn,
TT r"ilou last night Tho rcmnr.n vii
"'''" hero tomorrow morning ",
wv unable today Ia got eunicicnt tnior
''"''"h Tor II memorial notice.
N' lho latest meeting ~ the Carson
wy Mechanics Union tho mcmhcrl
rr'''"H'" Ia celebrate tho dcciaion oI
~ ''k"''honr lnw by II banquet, buI
,. ., w" mcmbcra e~ugpcstcd that
,p"'''" OF spending Tho money upor
'"'T'I''H, they donate u Certain
"'". I" "9iat u worthy wumnm nf rhil
IVY VINO haa n family md 10 in need