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The Washington times., 1906-03-04
MANY FLORAL TRIBUTES
AT J. w. BABSON'S FUNERAL

The funeral Of John w. Babson, chief
Of the Issue and Gazette Di Vision Of the
Patent Office. who died suddenly Of
heart disease Thursday afternoon. was
held from his late residence. I08 EIeY-
enth street southeast at 4:30 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. INC services were
conducted by Rev. John Chester. Of the
Metropolitan Presbvter! An Church In
terment was in Congressional Cemetery
The pallbearers were M. Chapman.
chief examiner Of the Patent Office;
amos Hadley chief OF the stationery
division Of the Patent Office, Mr.. David
ana Mr. Rust employed in the division
over which Mr.. BabsOn had supervision;
Gen. Ellis Spear. and l. c. Slater.
notable among the floral offerings
thilt manifested the esteem in which Mr.
Babson was held by his many friends in
TINS city Were beautiful floral tributes
from the Masonic fraternity, the Oldest
Inhaoitants Association; tae East
Washington Citizens Association and
the Geographical Society.
The Washington times., 1906-03-04
CALLS CALEB POWERS
VICTIM OF PERSECUTION
Republican Club of Kentucky Hears
Address by Luther NJ Walter on
Famous Case.

Luther NJ. Walter delivered an adj
dress before the Kentucky Republican
Club, in it's regular monthly meeting,
at 623 Louisiana avenue northwest,
last night. on Caleb. Powers, the Man
and His Case"
Mr. Waters said that in the minds
Of the people of the country the trials
OF Powers had taken the form of
political persecution. rather than pros
eeution, and that even in Kentucky
sentiment was fast crystallizing in
Powers favor.
1T is not SO much a question Of the
Juries in the trials having been COM
posed sOlidly Of Democrats" he said,
but that they were men OF such char
acter that they permitted their party
prejudice to outweigh the law and the
evidence"
n movement Was launched to collect
FUNDS for the purpose Of assisting
Powers TO meet the expenses Of his
next trial.
The Washington times., 1906-03-04
CONTINUED from First Page.D

cessarily progressive. There are de
partures without progress.
II believe that socialism is the wild
est kind Of fanaticism.
Disguised With Politics.
My son came in contact with prac-
teal politicians at home and was thor
oughly Disguised He was asked to dc
things that would have indicted him.
He was asked to remit the water taxes
OF certain men simply on the ground
that they were influential politicians.
He could not do this, and he got out.
They can't even run the dog pound
without graft IN Chicago" concluded
Mr.. Patterson. They catch the good
dogs, but never the ours. because they
know some one will come after the good
dogs"
Young Patterson Is here to spend n
few days in the conference to be held
in the country home Of James Graham
Phelps Stokes. in Noroton Point, Conn.
Hunt for Father.
When he appeared with his valet at
II O'Clock in the lobby of the Holland
House, the first thing he wanted to
know was where were his father and
sister. While the pages were scurry-
ing around the hotel looking for young
Patterson's father and sister, the young
recruit to socialism was asked TO eIuci-
date his ideas on the subject of divi-
sion of wealth.
DO you believe that all the wealth
in the world should be equally divided -
was asked
Not exactly" said young Patter-
son Il think that there should be no
The Washington times., 1906-03-04
COUNTRYS FUTURE RESTS
ON EDUCATION OF MASSES

This work is most important. J-pon
II lies the future of the country. If
the education of the masses is neglect
ed. there VIII be no new blood to 70
place those whose usefulness is a thing
Of the past said Mrs Martha S. Gle
low. president general of the Southern
Industrial Educational Associa ton. in
her address before that association in
night.
The all was crowded 10 its limits
ana ev =ry word spoken was received
with the greatest attention
The Washington times., 1906-03-04
MEN OF MILLIONS
MEET AS SOCIALISTS

monopoly Of natural sources of wealth
nor Of the wealth-pToducing agencies,
and / don't think wealth should Be IN
herited."
Are You going 10 ask your father
and mother to leave you out of cheir
wills when they divide the Medill mill
| lions?"
VIII Take His Money.
"Oh, l don't think it would do any
good to cut or inheritances in indi-
vidual cases. Unless the laws were
general they would be barren Of good
results
What books on socialism did you ever
read?"
Il never read any books on socialism
The Washington times., 1906-03-04

thrown on his face did he regain con-
seriousness. Grove was Just making a
plea to save Brown. who was accused
of having held up and robbed Frederick
Eggers druggist, from a life term, be-
cause he had aided the State by some
confessions.
William Mcmahon, : baiIiff. seized the
prisoner and in fierce struggle choked
MIN into submission. He was taken &c
his cell in the county jail and will be
sent TO Joliet at once.
The Washington times., 1906-03-04
Prisoner Knocks Lawyer
SenSeleSs During Trial
Prosecuting Attorney, While Asking Glenn
enCy for Cuprt Is Assaulted BY
Man He Sought to Save.

CHICAGO. March 3.-Prosecutor Frank
Grove, assistant States attorney,
was attacked and knocked senseIess TO-
day In Judge Honore's court in the
criminal court building by Joseph
Brown. who had just been given an IN
determinate sentence in the pen
The court room was thrown into n
panic The attack caused intense ex-
citement. Grove lay on the floor for
several minutes, bleeding and sense
less. Not until ice water had been
The Washington times., 1906-03-04
Fine Office Rooms for Rent

In the Munsey Building facing Penn
sylvania avenue. between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets. For rates and
information. apply to A ID. Marks, Of
flee Of The Washington Times
The Washington times., 1906-03-04

miliiOnaires are about the only fellows
who have enough idle time TO think"
1t has been said that all persons
would be Socialists II it were not for
the Socialists themselves. as you come
in actual contact with them was sug-
Eested.
We'll. my set OF Socialists are Il jolly,
good bunch OF fellows"
The Washington times., 1906-03-04

until after I had becon a socialist.
Then ] read Jack London's War Of the
Classes
And you are now, like Jack London,
an ont and out anarchist?''
4 have not got hat far" said Pat
terson laughtiuly.
Did you ever read anything on the
single taxi"
Yes: l read Henry Georges Progress
and Poverty but it did not make any
impression on me as il did on Tom L.
Johnson, who, as mayor OF Cleveland.
seems TO think that single tax includes
municipal ownership"
why did you resign from Mayor
Dunnes goveInment?'
''The Real Brand"
We'll, there's campaign coming on.
and the socialists are going 10 have a
ticket of their own. I'm in for the real
brand OF socialism, pubic ownership Of
all the sources Of wealth. We have
had a little government ownership for
years In the way of the water depart
ment and the public schools. But that
limited number of government owned in
stItuti0Hs has not materially lessened
the friction between capital and labor.
Not until we have removed all forms
% ruinols competition by having all the
sources Of wealth owned and operated
by the people shall we reach perfection.
Then there viii be a job for everybody"
win you settle in New York;
"sSo. New York is the last place /
would settle in 1t is too self-satisfiec
with present conditions; it IS not suffi-
American"
What is the most representative
American city7'
Chicago's Value.
philadelphia; but Chicago is the best
for the propagation Of radical ideas 1
shall attend Mr. Stokes conference for
three or four DAYS. and then go back to
Chicago"
How do you account for the sudden
influx OF young milhonaires into the
ranks of socialism,
only on the grounds that the young
The Washington times., 1906-03-04
V. Baldwin JOhnsOn's Coal, era 9th ST

For spot cash only. best W a. stove FOR
$6-75 and s. according TO distance1
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-08-08
! am . woman.
1 know woman's sufferings.
II have fOund tho euro

II
@ anato hias sRS Sea S
dhealha
%er That ANS rs really
MRS. NJ SUMMERS Box ss3. . hotre Dame. S.A
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25
SmiaKea Der 6sfansmiKe ssfabr=
bet?

BauinipsetOr 8bOmas u. WintsrOpb
unterbreitete Wnpor Boofwalter einer
Beriat iber bic bon Tim In Der Snous
frisf4ule, fowie aud i'm G%rauenees
fdnguiHe angsfeatsn unteliu9ungen.
In psI9sm sr bic 3ufdnoe, fOweit bic
Jeuerfaerbeit In 8etraat tommt. ole
i'm b69fsn @rabe ssfdbrli9 bs8ei&net.
0eri9loHsns 8biiren uno bergitterte
5snfsr. ME man ss ia in oerartigen
Snfituten nidt anbsrs ermarten fann.
b6l3srne gertdfslung fur auf3tige unb
S9a9ts ufp. laHsn oie Stderbeit Der
In ben iberfhltsn obsren Stodmerisn
unisrssbraG.sn i'm Jaue zines 6euers
nls isbr %asfdbrbet sri8einen. Der Sn-
ipsctor smpfisblt baIbise abatilfe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25
Gletme Standardization.

Die Sahress Contention
Der Snbiana gersinigung Der 6rauen'
Clubs rpirb bonn 9. bis IL. October in
Wuncis abgebalten. pldne ftir ~tueitere
0eri6mel3ungen bisber 9~etunnter
gsreinisungen iolen our Ssfprsdung
gsbra9t psroen.
Sofepb RetIsp, Seeretdr bes
bemofratiiden Staatss-@ omitss, beabs
R4tigt pdbrenb Der srften 3ags Der
tOmmenben Wode cine 8srIammlung
Der @Omitss suiammsn gu bsrufsn. Die
Gor.3enor @ontrobsrie i'm 8. Giitrict
uiro CUR gsiprs&uns seIansen.
Der polt3e uurbs ssffsrn bic
Weloung, bab bic bsioen bsrmibtsn
Wdb4en, Warp &obinfon unb Stella
6abap, tibsr beren 8erT9pinben mir
oorgeftern beridteten, In Der Ndbe bon
Wbitelano auf einem nod Seymour
fabrenosn $raetiOu.W asson geIebsn
tpurben.
. gtirgsr bon SrbinQton tueroen
beute abenb 8 ubr In Der Sdulbaus.
6alle cine gsriammlune a5balten, INN
semeini&aftli9e SntsrsRen au be-.
ipre6en. gine gerathung iber Yldne,
pie @aenber9srs part als Elm 6fent=
li4er purt fhr SrbinetOn 3u erbalten
lei, miro pobl bas Saupttbema Der
Beraibungen lisfern. au9 ioa Elm
plan our Betdmpfung Der Sun SpIe
2aus bsipro1en tueroen.
g dabener B in 6bbe bon
s25. 900 wuroe Der SnoianapOlis Sight
& 6sat 60. bon Der gsb6rbe 6fent=
lider arbeiten geiern ;ugsiproden.
Die Gtght & Seat 60. pirb ndm.
LID. Inn bas 6odlegsn Der Siienbabn.
gsleiie on Der &entudp Npenue unb
Marplanb Str. gu srmbgli9en, TIRE
2situnssn perle9en miHsn. ars ben
bierbur& ~bsoineten @srdnbsrunaen Der
Sebdube Der a~raftanlase sntIprinat
Der anipru& auf griub.
Grant 6. 2ittleton, Mnpalt Der gia
4 gabn leete 9e9er bic gntfdeibuna
g%erufuns ein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25
Cine brabe 5bat.

ginen rett gsfdbrli4en Ritt unters
nabm gsfsrn Der 819 Gin Str. mob
rlenbs Orpbsus 6. 3eague. als er ein
bur9brennsnbss 8efdbrt babur4 gum
etilfano bra&te. bab CT benz pferbe
auf ben @iidsn fprana uno bic berab-
bdngenbsn 3tgsl er9rif. DDS pferb.
gigsntbum Der Snoianarolis Cos Co..
mar bur1 irasnb elm 8orfommniB
f9eu eemorbsn, bur6gebrannt unb
rafe In piIbsm 8alOpp bic 6slebte
@afbingtDn Ctr. entlang, Big Seaaus
es an Der gaf uno @aibingtOn Ctr,
gde sum etiQfanb bra&te, ebs ein
rlneltid paifrsn fonnte.
Der bebsrste iungs Wana tpurbs
bur9 6dnbstlappsn uub SO8rufe bon
ben 3ui3ausrn fur feline brabe 3bal
belobnt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25
...Nyres Bulletin.
...Tertig gum trasen..

Cine aufrdumuns am Samias
Vormittas in &oitimen gu unerbort
niebrisen Breiien.
Sarbise seidneiberte ponene Soe
itime, @uspabl bes @orratbs bon
Sualitaten, bie friiber 70 bod mie
SAT. SO bertauft purben, gu SO. 95
ginise seidneiberte @ou &ofame,
Die r%egelmabis bon $3.50 bis
$3.50 berfauft murben ; Mms>
mail. 81. 95
Sanosetidte Sembenbluien &oitiime,
wabre SdOnbeiten Ser neueifen
CONNER Mobsaen, pertb 70 bieI
tuie $50. so @uspabI. SIS. 90
Sem benbIulen Soitiime nit Spiben
nno Stidereien per;iert, pertb auf<
tuarts gu $17.50 fur .S9.75
Sang 9innen Sadet &oitime, in sIeis
9em 8erbaltniB rebusirt.
Sritter Stod, Norb Wlitte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25
8efanntma@nng.

SeriieseIte susetpte tuerben entsesen senotirnert
BON BEN Ratb Der SduIzaunmihdre Der Staot Sn'
oianapoIis, In Der Office oes observation-disclosures, s12
ROro Maerioian Str, bis 1880 rhr ::~saaamittass ben
81. ausnit 1906, fur bic Snfta1iruns jtret elettriiher
Sabritahle in Der 5ffentIiden Biblipthef in Der Staot
indianapolis, i'm giHfIans Der Rldne uuo Spe5tftta=
tiOuen, weIde iest in Der Office Der Grtttettsn ".
3. Tasoet Il 60. %aufIieseu.
9neebpte miien auf Formularen gemaht tueroen'
Die Don Dem Satb s~eliefert tperoen.
Sober aneebutfteler mus nit ieineu1 Gnsebpt cine
Saufanueiiuns. sabIbar an ben Ratb Der SOUL
&Ommihdre, sum gstrase BON sinbunoert S'aars
s1ool oeponieren, c~ertiT5irt BON elmer suten Sant
cher 9ruft COMPANY bon indianapolis, Sno.
SIN 5alle elm Gnsebptfteler, oehen An9epot
~acceptirt uiro, ni6t innerbaIb fitnf G51 Sasen nah
Senafri htigung BON Der aunahme ieines An9ebpts
eiuen ihriftli&en &pntraft einsebt nit benz Satp,
fein Gngebpt ausjufibren uuo iih bes aontraftes
ourh Shrgiheft, bic bon benz Ratb a~nerfannt iperoen
mus, fidert, 10 ipn feline c%ertif5irte Santanipeiiun9
uno oeren grtras abipIutes gisentbum oes &atbes
fem, aIs Gusgleiduns bes S9aoeus, Der ourh ipItes
Ri6terfhnen oes AusebotiteIlers entitebt uno Der
Nnaebutftener ion fir uints peiter ais iber ben
grtras Der 8antautueiiuns, fIr feline Ridt &nsfhb=
rune baft6ar fem.
Sas Sett piro pprbebaIten, elm poer ale Gnse-
bote 5urip5uueiien.
Snp. g. Glelanb,
eeiddftssaireftur.
SnbiauapoIts, II. Gueuit 1906.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25
Bisss- Brat.
0 B n.

Winiam uno Grace g9e, 238 Sub
Summit Str, 2nabe. - Greo uno
saoie SieIb,, 334s graeelano aOs.,
Rnabe. - 8bomas uuo Mar9arst De-
benin, 425 griabt Str. Ndb&sn. -
6erbert unb BsfHs Notinion. IL. Spe
Telatpare, 2nnbe. - Nrtbur nnb CO.
Uterine Brown, SAB Norb Werioian
Str, Wdb9en. - Sublep uno Jrau
Swarb. 1910 Is. Sit. Wdo&en. -
@barles unb Clara Obsrtin9. All
Soua Str, Rnnbe. = Wiaiam uno
Reaie giienlobr, 3037 Norb Gapitol
ape., 2nabs. = 5arrp unb @ftele See,
152 Wef 80. Str, anabs. - Srsb
unb @raee BiobIscOmbs, 1872 proipset
Str, Qnabe.
8etrnut.
Clifford :. goIins-gtbeI q. DAM
tins.
Sbsooore 9. Warman - Warp s.
Bomin, Mtlanta, Sno.
0eforbtn.
6oraee 3sfton, So, GIG Wef IL.
Ctr. = Grant 9. Wen3ea, z WOnate.
211 5aneod Aoe. - Opal Rob. %,
fdot. 6ospital. - Staiba WcSntire,
AZ, 17l3 gnsIifb ape. = armonn
Wueler. 10. Wonate, eleanor 6ospi-
tai. - Wartba Steuling, So, Osaeo.
neb Sosptial. - alberta Wtles. 8
Wpnata, 1888 Noro Wsf Str. -
Sobn 3. SooiOn. II Sage. $40 Wef
10. Ctr. = Sarab glisabstb Start, 8
Wonate, 204 Norb Bladforb Str. -
Wprtls elsie. IL. Ole. @bura StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25
@rnnbeigentbumS llebertragunaen.

6tnrp :. 8rotpn u. u. an WatiIba
grOtpn, 2Ots z. sc, 81 unb So, Ort.
i9aft Rem Bethel. $1,000.
Carrie Banta on Mrtbur g.. Huoent,
Got III. RoIemOnt abb., 1888 Bel
1896 SUB, weflide Settle bon War.
man Npe., n6roli9 bon gicturia Str.
$1050.
Samss 6otuIano on @sOrse g. ar.
noIo, Got II In Reaean parf abb.,
40 BET $50 SUB. baeant, ORieite Der
afblano ape., fioli9 bon "a. Str.
81. 500.
Maraarst g. Sbadslforb on gbri.
fian 8. %. 9sIbers. SbeiI bon l In
glari's Rorb Capitol Mbe.. 40 Bel 80
Hub, perbefert, uorooRIi9e gds oer
capitol spe. uno 20. Str. SO, 200.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25
LSAug@ C.

81 a6iater 9 d G. Sn
benz mitteIfrGnfif6en Srte 0eiielpino
fam es neuIi9 Na9t gelegentIi9 elmer
SGnSmuftf 5pii6en 8ausrn gu elmer
&auferei. gtner Der 9auptbstbeiltgten.
Namens Sed, nur6e ton ser Genoarz
merle ans Dem 2ofdIe fortgepisisn. Gr
te1rte dfer tdlo nit einem gsla0snsn
3pinia9 mad Dem 8irt9s9aus suri;C
unO i9o5 bindings auf Oie teiOsn
eriten, Die ba5 Saus psrfis6en. Se,
8dnerslohn Sris Wtarr au2 6pmbeer
itur5te toot nieber, Der @~auersEobn
@0B aus G,eiieInin0 rurbe 10 iG!psr
berIebt, Dab e. apsi Stunben 6arouf
perf9ie0. Ser S1dter aing fli9tig,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25

Gin tIetner 3mif smiI9en
ben bsioen Sdwdsern SOfepb 8. @afb.
No. 304 Winsrba.S trabe, unb 8bo.
mos eanforb, go. 600 Milsb-A benus
wobabaft. fam gsfern In elmer S9lds
eerei gum Mustrase. SANFORD pfteete
bin uno tpiebsi in bas 6aus ieines
s6m ayers gu frmmsn. mo er fd bann
ieoes Wal 6duslia einri8tste, tpOriber
@afb u~ngebalten wurbe. Gin WOrt.
ftrsit bisriibsr entipann f& sefern
awif&en ben 8siben, pel4er In Sbdt=
li6feitsn ib.rsing unb In beren gsr-
lauf SANFORD feinen S4mager nit
einem Repolber bebrobte. @lhdlidsr.
peiie mo Der geamts Simon in Der
Ndbs, Der our STEELE NOR, bspor unbeil
angeridtst uerbsn tonnte. @r 1slte
oie Rube pisoer Der unb srpsbirte bic
Rampfhdbne NOD Der poltaeitation.
Bei Der unteriu&uns our& ben S9iis.
Ger tpurbe auber benz 9sbolber nod Elm
Sdlagring on SANFORD gstunotn.
Die Mutlaas eess1 Guib lautsts auf
6 &Id9erei, wdbrenb iein S&paaer
SANFORD Der Sdldaerei, bss @sbrau.
DIES bon WoromaHen unb unsrluubtsn
$rasens bon Wofen an9etla9t purbs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25
Spisler ertappt.

Sn Der @irtbidaft bon Soc 2ufe an
Der OF Wartet StraBe muroen aefern
bon benz 2apiidn 9planb unb srpei
poItsiffsn feds SpisIsr beim eifrisen
Whrfelfpisl srtuppt. llnaefdbr 10
Winuten bottle Der aapitdn an Der
Sbhre gelaui6t, bsbor er bic berbubten
SpieIer tiberrumpslte, tusl3e ibr @lid
i'm @frfeln perfudten. Wfrfel, spie'
Ter uno 50 In baarem 8slos t~panberten
3ur poli3eifation.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25
0efoblen.

@bas. O. Baafs. 422 Dunlop Str.
melbste geffern Der pOli3ei. bab ibm
am Wontae ben 20. Au9ufi iein 3eue'
ringer, tpslher an elmer 8anf befsfigt
mar, aus fsinem Stole gefiobIsn tpors
ben if. @r srfu&te bic pOlissi Re-
9sr9en nod benz 8erbleib oss Rtnger;
an3ufsQen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25

Die Weue 3eIepbon 6 o.
Bat Elm neres S9altsbrstt fur 1850
Abonnentsn In ibrem pauptsebdubs
aufaeRelt. giua 5000 Abonnenten
tuurosn NIT b.mislbsn ioweit bsrbun.
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25
~ srIouat-ein Wde6eu fir oneemeine 6ousarbeit.
~ RIeiue camille. Ra45ufrageu
211l 9aIbott Mpenue.
Wptia at. aublemmimem. Arbetter.

Mir mhui@en paub'W inenarbeiter fir umfersn
G1aHt ap.G. aobIen b~ur4i9nittli& 6 Sub; quite
gerbaItniHe; beftdnbise Mrbeit; Iauttr Union,
&rbeitsr Cabling balbmDuatiiG. ssbiss DsdRner
pcrsejooea CUTE BoortInsbduier s~eIisfsrt.
Suplter Seal & Mining Co., 3uquoin, SaS
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25

W erlanqt-Gin Tdb6en fir aneeneine 5ausarbeit
~ IN fleiner SaniIie. sa15nfraeeu
2aie 5lprb 6apitol Mot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25

O. rpf es apniert unc Fan; eegeben BON oer
W Waidiniitsu Union Ro. 161, IN Der Shoiette
Gnrnbane, am Gonnerftas Absnb, ben 80. auguit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25

Gbicagc, %. Muguft.

Sur "a stumb.n .nD.uO 7 ubr TOrssns, as. aasHf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25

Sir Snbiana: SIM Msemeinsn loon
beute Gbenb unb Sonntag; fibler am
Sunntas i'm n0rbIi6en unb iiibli9en SbetIe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25

N erIonat-Ndb9eu fur oneenetne 6ausarbetfs
~ RIeine Samilie. Rein Wai1eu. ga43ufras
gen 1901 slorb Capitol Ine.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25

QoeaI,& etterberi4t.
ed5m beute Na6t unb ecnntas; mbler
am Sonrtas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25

NJ erIonet = Gin iureer Seutiher aIs Aufpdrtsr
~ Rah5ufraeen IN Century Saoern,
20 Shb psunislpauia Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25
Ihermometerfano

SSmHe 9reurperotur 90 @rt
9iebrtgfte 9emperatur. ........ TX =
90. &. BIbtbe,
Sections Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-25

SubiauappIis, IT. 9iusuit 1906.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-21
JORDAN WATER IN AMERICA.
VIII BE Used for Baptismal Purposes
I'm Many Churches.

New York, Dec. 21.-A number of
barrels of water from the river in
the Holy Land arrived here today on
the Campania. The water will be
distributed throughout the states for
baptismal use in churches. Extra
ordinary precautions were taken to
insure absolutely purity and cleanli-
ness by boiling the water before 1t
was put in the casks on the very
spot where st. John is said to have
baptized Christ.
Colonel Clifford Nadaud, who head
ed the expedition. encountered great
difficulty in bringing the water, as
there were no casks to be had in Pal
estine, so he had to have them made
in Asia Minor. Then he had to make
his own wagons and devise his own
metho DDS of publication in the will
derness. The water will be drunk as
weIl as used for baptismal purposes,
and If American churches support
the enterprise otner consignments
viii ilibe made.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-21

GENERAL NEWS.
! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = =

BY fire in the Zenobia apartment
house at Buffalo, N. Y. four persons
lost their lives. They were Mr. and
Mrs F. NJ. Lambrecht, Ruth Crum-
lish and Mrs. j. j. Fischer.
A boiler explosion on the packet
Scovil. not far above New Orleans,
killed four white men and eight ne
groes. The boat was a complete
wreck and sunk in 90 feet of water.
The bureau of insular affairs of the
issue of S2,000,000 4 per cent bonds
for a continuance of sewer and water
works construction in Manila. Most
of the iGsue went to William A. Read
& Co., bankers of New York, at
1O5.77.
George McNutt, of Kansas City, dis
trict passenger agent of the Missouri,
Kansas G. Texas, who is in Kansas
City, announces that his company has
decided to make contracts for the
coming year with newspapers for ad-
vertisinE to be paid for in transport
tallOn, nOlWltnStanullS lHe TullnS lne
interstate commerce commission has
made.
Apples grown in Tasmania, south
of Australia, are shipped 1900 miles
to British markets and yet they pay
so well that Tasmania apple orchards
have sold as high as $1,000 an acre.
Five hundred dollars an acre is a
moderate valuation. The latitude OF
Tasmania corresponds exactly to that
of Kansas. the one being in south
the other in moth latitude.
At Chicago, Robert Gordon, Il
years old, was sentenced to the re.
forinatory for life, after pleading
guilty to the charge of numbering
Joseph Reed, 5 years old. Gordon
pulled the Reed boy under a side
walk, rounded him on the head witt
a brick until he was unconscious and
then dug a hole in the earth in which
he placed young Reed and allowed
him to sufrocate.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-21
The FAIR
STORE

and let us show you our i'm
mense assortment of Xmas
goods, and you will find
everything, just what you
want for each friend from the
''Baby to Grandpa"
Every lineis complete now;
they won't be the day before
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-21

text of the document sets forth that
Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall,
the piece founded on Charles Majors
novel of the same title, and In which
Miss Alberta Gallatin will appear at
the Frazer tonight, can not be pro-
duced in Great Britain and Ireland
or any of his majesty's dominions,
unless certain passages objected to
by the lord chamberlain "be expurg-
ated."
The story of the play deals with in
teresting episodes of the reign OF
Elizabeth, queen of England, and in
PRODUCES very attractively the charac-
ter of Mary, Queen Of Scots. The lord
chamberlain apparently thinks some
of the incidents throw a rather toe
lurid light on royalty.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-21
Need Male Teachers In Philippines

Brooklyn, N. Y, Dec. 21.-Up to
the present very few candidates have
announced their intention to COM
pete for the Philippine schoolmaster-
ships. The examinations will take
place in the postoffice here on De-
cember 81, one hundred teachers
are required. The pay will range
from $1,000 to $4,000. 1t is possible
that d few women will be appointed
at 5000.