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The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
GREATER HEAT; LESS FUEL.
Protector Rapidly Rises I'm Favor OF
Washington Citizens.

officials OF the Fuel Protector Com
pany, Of Detroit. are now conducting a
vigorous sales campaign in Washington.
and report that their product is being
adopted by many pr0prietors- of large es-
tablishments and apartment houses.
The device. which the company manu-
factures, Is said 10 regulate the fire, in
crease the heat, and to save fuel This
claim is endorsed by its users in all sec
tions of the world. II was invented in
1894 by jeremiah Green, Of Jackson,
Mich. who. after having the apparatus
tested by heat experts Of the University
Of Michigan with successful results. de-
cided to place the fuel protector on the
market
In a recent 2i-hours' test on a large
hot water heater. it was found that 3
per cent of the fuel had been saved. and
much better results secured.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
Suggests Local Option.
HITCHCOCK DENIES REPORT.
Did Not Advise Alabama Republic
cans How TO Vote.

Regarding a dispatch from Birming-
ham. Ala, that leading Republicans from
that State have received letters from
First Assistant Postmaster General F. H
Hitchcock, urging that the Alabama dele
cation to the Republican National Con-
ventiOn be instructed for President ROose-
welt. Mr. Hitchcock made the following
statement
I have never sent a letter to the Re
publicans Of Alabama, or any other
Southern State, making any suggestions
whatever as to their action regarding the
Presidential nomination, The Republicans
of Alabama and of the South generally
are fully qualified to decide for them
selves what course TO pursue in this mat
ter There is no justification for the
statement in the dispatch from Birming-
ham"
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
AMERICANS WANT STEAMER.
State Department Asks Argentina
10 Recover ship.

Acting Secretary Adee. of the state De
partment, received advices Yesterday
from Mr.. Wilson. the American minister
al Buenos Ayres. that he had requested
the government Of Argentina to take the
necessary steps to recover the steamer
Las Palmas. blonging TO an American
citizen, which had been seized by the
revoluuonists in the province Of Cor
RENTS
The revolutonists are making consid-
erable headway, according to Minister
Wilson but their activity has thus far
been confined to one province Several
battles have occurred between the gov
eTnment forces ard the revolutionists.
and the situation is declared by Min
lister Wilson to be rather serious The
revolutionary army has seized two boats
belonging to Italian subjects.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
GAY NIGHT FOR KNIGHTS.
Merry ReveI of Members OF Order
of the AIhambra.

Knights Of Columbus Temple Han was
last night the scene Of a merry revel. the
occasion being the gathering Of the faith
ful mobiles of Alcantara Caravan, No. y,
order Of the Alhambra, side order OF
the knights Of Columbus
There was short business meeting. and
two delegates were elected 20 attend the
meeting OF the supreme dlvau At Brook
lyn. y. Y. October s. Then every one ad-
jOurned 20 the banquet han.
Members were penauzed FOR looking
serious of telling story more than a
week old. The festivities ended at mid
night.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
Chill Thanks the United State.

The president Of Chill sent his aid-de-
camp to the American Legation on Au-
gust l6, the anniversary OF the earth
quake in Valparaiso. to express the
thanks of the Gillian government Cor the
assistance rendered at the time Of the
catastrophe.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
MARTIN CONVICTED OF FRAUD.
Found Guilty In Connection with
Storey Cotton Company Case.

Philadelphia, Oct. 5.-Frank c. Martin
has been found guilty on the charge Of
fraud in connection with the Storey Cot
ton Company case.
The maximum penalty for the offense
Of which the prisoner was convicted is
a $4,000 fine and six years Imprisonment
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06

Donald McLeran wrote the words and
Charles r. Bartlett and William D.
Lamborue the music for Mark Twain"
a catchy song that is being sung by
Mr. Mayne in The FoIIies Of 1907" at
Boston this week The composers are
all Washington boys
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
VIII bring "Conntv Here.

George o. T. Kramer. the alleged noble
man. who was arrested in Baltimore a
few days ago on the charge Of passing
worthless checks. will be Brought TO
Washington for trial. after hearing De-
fore a United States commissioner at
Baltimore.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
Tide Table

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Harpers Ferry. W Va. Oct. 5.-Both rivers little
muddy to-day.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06

jamestown visitors are arriving daily
and looking for furnished rooms. An ad.
in The Herald will get them. The Herald
has the largest circulation at Norfolk and
jamestown OF any Washington paper.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
MOVEMENTS OF yEssELs-Ths following m

MOVEMENTS OF YEssELs-The following move.
ments Of vessels have been reported TO the Blu
Of Navigation;
AHived-OctObCr 3, Marietta at Newport Octo-
Der 4, Nanshan, at Shanghai
Saied-Octo0er T. Caesar from Cape Cod Bay for
Philadelphia; Tennessee. from Newport for
Hampton Roads; Hopkins Hull, Stewart, Whip
pie Lawrence, and Wcrden. from Newport fer
Norfolk.
Panay, Paragua. and Afayat placed out commission
yesterday, naval station. Carite
Rhoie Island and New Jersey finally accepted by
department. October ,
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06

Inspectors Get Busy.
With this information al hand, the in
spectors went TO Louisville in an effort
to locate Henderson.
Being unable to DO so they returned
to Frankfort where J. II. Henderson. the
convict finally admitted TO them that he
was the Henry Henderson who took the
examination by which Hooker is alleged
to have prohted
Again going to Louisville the inspectors
put White and Hooker through an ex-
animation Hooker denied the whole
story absolutely, despite the indisputable
evidence shown in the handwriting Of the
examination papers White, on the other
hand, stated that Le had executed jurats
on the applications OF Henderson and
Hooker, lie recalled that once Hender-
son had brought an application 20 him
for examination White affixed his seal
as a notary public and then noticed Hen
dersons name was in lead pencil. He
requested HENDERSON to write II in Ink.
and during a brief absence from the room
Henderson blotted the signature and
asked permission 10 be allowed 10 take
the legally stamped paper with him In
order that correct copy might be made
on another blank
White consented. and now remembers
that Henderson never returned the APP
pication, which was, of course. used.
After further investigation the inspectors
became convinced Of Whites entire innO-
cence in the affair. II seems that White
and Henderson were students together
az the Howard University Law School In
this city. After his graduation White
went TO Louisville and entered into the
practice of law, meeting with much sue
cess. His standing IN Louisville was
found by the inspectors 10 be clearly es-
tabhshed prominent members Of the bar
and Collector Of Internal Revenue Craft
and Collector Of Customs Dearing vouch-
ing for him. When Henderson was grad
uated he went 20 New York and shortly
aftcrward landed in Sing Sing for a seven
year term.
Goes 10 Louisville.
Upon its expiration he went to Louis
vile. and White, who knew nothing Of
his criminal record. remembering him only
as a fellow-student helped him in many
ways. Henderson finally got In diff
as a witness. White In the meantime had
become suspicious. He wrote friends in
Washington. and through them learned
Of Henderson's record. lie declined to
go on his bail, and gave the police all the
information he had concerning Hender-
son, who was sentenced 10 a term in the
peuitentiary. In a spirit of revenge Hen
derson notified the commission OF The
manner In which he had secured an ap-
poiutment for Hooker. bringing in White s
name.
Hooker. who had been holding a position
in the service, was removed by the Civil
Service Commission. The statutes of lin
itatiou viii prevent Lis prosecution for
impers0natiOn in the examination. but
case of perjury may be made out against
him.
Even this may not iie as samples OF his
handwriting We're procured during the in
vesugati0u ana the question Of their ad-
missihilty as evidence arises. The case
Is in the hands OF District Attorney Du
Rele. Of the Western Kentucky district,
for prosecution.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
Assembly 90 Rntifr rrentr.

A constitutional assembly has been
called in San Domingo for October %.
The object IS to incorporate into the con
sdtution the recent treaty with the United
States.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
Naval Orders.

Rear Admiral a. r. COUDEN. additional duty as
president special board on naval ordnance Navy
Department.
Commander F. +. Fletcher. detached Naval War
College, 20 duty member special board on na-
val ordnance. Navy Department
Commander J. n. POYER retired. to Bureau Of
Navigation.
Lieut. L. 5. COX. Jr.. detached Hancock, 20 charge
Navy Recruiting station, New York.
Lieut. NJ. J. MCCORMACK, detached Navy Recruit
ing Station. New York. to Tennessee.
Ensign d. 2. WlCKERSHAM, detached Nebraska
10 West Virginia.
Ensign \. +. CARTER. detached West Virginia, to
Nebraska.
Chief Boatswain J. J. KILN, retired died at
Everett October 3
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06

To-day-High tide, 706 a m and 7.2l o N.
low tide 20 a. m. and so p. m
TomoTow-High tide. rs g. n. and sos p. m
low tide, q. m. and 2.lS D m
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
Local Temneratnre.

Midnight 66 . a. N, 6 a. H.. So; a. m, s.
q. m. 50; 10 a. M, 65, l2 noon. G.. p. m, s.:
j. m.. 6 G p M. 65, S p. H.. 81 10 D m., S.
Maximum, IS minimum S.
Relative humidity-s H., 3; p m, s.; D
m. 90 Rainfall Is p m % s p m.), Goa Hours
Of sunshine. H. Per cent q possible sunshine 100
Temperature same date last year-Maximum, s.;
minimum. g.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
CHURCH NOTICE,
ORIENTAL PHILOSOPHY.

ORIENTAL EsOTERIC CENTER las O g. Lee-
tiFe sunday evening. ssI5, "KarTna.' Wedneziar
SIS, The Human Aura. Library os philosoph-
ical works. Strangers welcomed.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
OR"LIAR'O" BENEFIT
Tillman'S Piano Intended to
SOOthe Ananias Club.
CHANDLER EXPOSES SECRET

Declares that south Carolina Sena-
tor was Not Trying To Avoid St0r-
age, but, Being Invited 10 Greet
Associations Members, He Was
Asked 10 Bring Instrument Along.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
WANT FIVE MILLIONS
Board of Education Makes
Up Its Estimates.
NEW SCHOOLS ARE PLANNED

Committee Would Increase Clerical
Force. Pay $4,000 for an Architect,
and Construct New Normal insts-
tute on Columbia Heights-s25O,O 900
Asked for Similar Negro school.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
Tempcrntures in Ofher citI..

Temperatures in other cities together with 4hs
amount OF rainfall. for the twelve hours ended AZ
5 p. n yesterday. are as follows
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
AFFTECKfC
Condition of the Water

Registered Standard them0metcr: 9 a n. 70;
p. u-, IS; ? p. m, 55i 4 p. H., 75i =. m. 65.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
CONVICT CRIES FRAUD
Insnectorn Get busy.

viii show that it is not mis- handwriting
There are other cases Some of the par
ties have secured appointments.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
DIED.

October S. 1907. Remember the date.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06

October s. 1907, Remember the date.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
SPECIAL NOTICES,

SPECIAL MEETING OF JOURNEY
man Plasterers' Association MONDAY,
October Z. Business OF Importance. BY
order Of Association: NJ. u. GREEN
President. oc6-2f
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13

Was q splendid game, me boys SHOWING
some talent IN the game. Amer the
RaHe tiie BOYS enjoyed themselves by
complying four Dozen soda WatCr bot.
Hes.
Immediately fdlgWug Ghls WAS am
either game Of baseball botwoon the
LA1pahoeb0e team ana the mo ljyard-
be school team the lAupahOel0e
team WIS the HclOr, the scOro being
~ ~ H. FOIi0Wing IS q summary OF
the gane an1 lineup.
laubaiigeh6e y. Elcneho, pj
II, Aki0ga, ri u, u. Simmons, Cp
(mapaReJ. John " Mareiol, e., CCap.
ItMnli ThGs Eabiw0, ~, j, KeOhi, 8sj
JGe Kanalu, jb5 GOO, Tucker 5b,j w,
KiitH, H.
HilG Boarding school Tea1i-de0,
ILucas. a.. Jeremiah MaIuOy D.; Jas,
! iaeha, 2G8 Peter l1ldmtO, IT,, WIN,
IIaeIa, 8b5 ChaA Ka9naOu 85j WIN
| KameiameIa e., Rob Kaholo, ri JAS,
! Hait0gn, lbs CCapialnJ,
l28l6G7S9
| H. H. y. ,,,D,,O u y 2 . ! q Z 90
IlAHpalOelGe ,.,8 . / D 4 I 0 3 "--.l II
| a inc ltaH prepared for all wbu
awaiting u receive Tho crowd after the
Iball game A largo lanai made Of palm
IteHyeA li8d been erected III The school
ltafd US the iM(bf0 llaWaliau8 Of the
ltOWn. Jhe btHt 0f food was served.
IaWd tic entire crown was cordially Inc
RYlled
hiler tie l0aV there was p0-ll riding
III was n grand sight. Al tlils was pro-
ItptdihR the seliGJl children, numbering
IaImGsl 200, assembled on the school
grounds al the call If the buglo, So
Ildtes IT. the BlAfs and stripes we're per-
IiJrfned the bugl6 being played, hhl
Ilhe exercises Wefe admired ny oil Wlt
witnessed tie 0GcaHlOf "Hed, Wliic
Iu1d Blue" aud "the STAR SDangled
IBanBer W6re sung BIZ Tie school, Much
Iplaise Is RiVon to John v M1rGio, the
It1hdbal " the IaHpah0ell0e school
fJr bis ald IN making Tie parade
slco6ss, Mr. n, IS, Simmons wa'
IaHhd uarsbnl. Az y. m. the parade
It0Ok place, the line Of march belnf
Horned on Landing street Al tbt
Ihadd Was Simmons, the grand matBhaI
IfGllGWed by the police force, the scliOo
Hae bearers, bugler aud drummer
ltc1G0l children, pa-u riders, horses
carriages, etc, The greatest putllot
i5l1 vas shown by everyone, The pro
eessi0H Was successfully conducted
IAHef 40 hours parade the procession
ended by Il BAN IN The basobull field.
Among tie most interesting fcatllroi
IOl the day WIS the decorated caTiag'
IN WhiDh sat mrs GibefgOn ana Rev
li1sley II was pretiily finished u
lfed white ana blue, This took TIM
lbfiHp fUf the best decorated vehicle.
horrible also appeared which tool
the er0Wd by surprise. II Was TIN
"Old WGmaa and fer Pig,' acted b,
mrs. j. V. Nardel She indeed puzzloi
the crowd FOR Il While. and II was ont
Ihtr features that showed the people
VINO Bhe was. SIZE was seen driving
IlllIe Dis she took lho prlze for lh'
horrible
soon after the parade, sports wer
held, being opened w d lOD-yord dH3i
fUr boys lHhd undeh 10 yours Afro
hWOhR WIS the winner, Then fOlloW0
4 similar race, lleo for al, witch W.
won by Willle Kamelamea. The sacI
iafe for boys was won by Geo Moses
fhOs NUlilWn WUn the lfeH-Iyfall sncI
inre.
A potato lafe lut RlrI8 Wn9 also held
Ithd Uhfin 1HYnfpB came uul Yiel0rl0u.
TIE WhptlbHIUW lhrp8 were won ~
Wlllle lfltlol ANA ~ Glenehe and PAU
N1bfifa md A lRnaalo
A basketball game which was muci
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13
LaupahOehOe People
Celebrated Fourth :
In Splendid Style

admired was played between teams
reelected from the pretty girls OF the
wlch and the vicinity.
JOS. lpnhn won the shot put putting
Ian rs hound fhnl 800 feet
Arthur llomrr showed his strength
by throwing thp l7.pound hammer u
.dHlnnco of 90 feet "a Inches.
An obstacle ruco WAS started III
(which many entered The course wnS
over u quarter of q mile Ihls was the
fHrp 0r the duy, The runners had to
luuD over seven stone walls, two
fHnraH through rough pastures, hhd
near the end ui down 10 ont a dry
afnrher. aud then had crawl through
.tbrre barrels, and run stretch OF
.ftN yards ~ the end,
BiK doukets entered The donkey race,
4liieh waH WoH by Alfred AwonR's
11nleH rho top Of the creased pole
wa reached and the prize secured By
hHlod Awong
~ fhp evening Tho interest of tho
spectators WaS hXod on fine llg-of
war pull held bctWeeh he Rund bOya
.Uud the FishcrmoH II was n very
bard pail and the Road boys proved TO
hp The Ylcioi3.
Another 0uo uuu IN The school yard
brought thc people together once more
coon after tho sports were over, and
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13

the spacious lanai was well lllled' Tho
lunn was lle largest ever given In this
town and everyone ought 10 be PROUD
Tor having such a fine day The luau
continued till dark,
Fireworks chen commenced, THIS
lastod Oycs M hour, and II was such
grand affair that consider 1t equal
10 any given IN The eastern elites, Red,
white, blue ana green bODliroB along
the shore illuminated the gulch Of lap
town, Hundreds Of 5ky-r0cl(elB Wlliz-
ned into The atmosphere, bringing IN
70 view all the spirits Of heaven as
ono said. "EYen s. Peter could DO
feon win the golden key At The Cute
Head Luna McCubbin and lIo0kkocD-
~ DainGc1eId Of OOkala attended to
the cann0nndInR, The two gunners
proving their sdll by rafting to pieces
only four windOw pano8 from neigh"
BORING house,
Tho pleasures Of the day were wound
Hp by u grand BAN given in The Laupa-
hOoh0G school house The ball room
vas beautifully decorated with green,
bunting ana 0Hgs The dance ended
long AFTER midnight,
O0iCCrB Of Che day;
Judges ana 5lauer8-JnO, V, Mar
clc, YnbO and g, h, DoInGcrlleld.
Decorating COmmitlo0-i liutchl-
non and ladies',
FLOOR Munger OF Dance--Guy Duck'
worth,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13


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celebration aver ho'd 100 lhumIuchpo
i0I place m lho Fourth u WaH enc
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twenty one mna fmHH0n HaIhlfD
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m1sif of tbr buale ofd ile Whlelif
.fef Thf fuif NJ ihr cannon eeto
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fHfe KeH ald iHf "DfudnllehI p,
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.'00d .0 2 ib favor Of tip Sure Ko.ah
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Yeff piafef maklHs % home rin u
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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-06-01

'levenger's fine line
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-06-01

w. 7. Hill is in the city today.
See the Capitol Barber Shop ad
in this issue.
Mrs. G. O. Hendricks isup from
her home near Lawen.
Ira Mahon is over from his
Anderson Valley home.
Grover Jameson has bought
the J. T. Garrett residence pro-
perty. We refrain from COM
ment.
Mesdames Onie Cameron and
her sister. Mrs. Fritch expect to
leave Monday for Ontario where
they have received positions.
Mrs. |. s. Holland and Gladys
accompanied by Miss Ella Crow
ley will leave the first of next
week for Malheur county on a
visit to relatives.
c. +. Mckinney came down
from the mill yesterday evening
for medical treatment He fell
off the carriage in the mill and
struck a projesture fracturing one
rid and otherwise bruising him UP.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-06-01

tea<| Nod desert land loca-
4 I<. Turney.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-06-01
Garden seed Of al kinds a, c. +

Garden seed Of al kinds at C. r.
voegtly's.
Jake Cary is in from his Crane
Greek home.
The greatest Spring and Summer
ever at Schenk's.
/ Mrs. Shaw is over from Prairie
City visiting friends.
Born Sunday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
C. w. Crawford son.
Onion sets at Voegtly's. IS cents
per pound while they last
w. H. Cecil was in from Crane
Creek for several days this week.
J. w. Ross is suffering from
typhoid fever at his home in this
city.
For Homestead Locations see
NJ. FizGerald the pioneer Land
Locator Of Harney County.
Ed Hammersley returned here
last Monday after an absence of
about six years.
Commissioner Stallard is in
from his Otis creek home TO at
tend a special meeting Of court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Newell
were up from their Dog Noun
tain home a day or two this
week.
John Hoss. who has been work.
ing for p. c. Petersen for the
past several months, spent the
past week in our city on a vaca-
tion.
Bart Cronin assistant manager
Of the p. l.. S. Co. was here con-
ferring with Supt. Gilcrest We'd
nesday. He went from here 70
Pine creek.
d. w. Smythe and wife, the
pioneer people of Happy Valley,
were the guests Of friends in this
city few days the first of this
week. They were here on land
business.
Mesdames Reed a Johnson will
receive n new consignment of
summer millinary including hats,
gloves. etc. before the 9TH.
Watch for announcements in
these columns.
+. Wiseman. father of I. l..
Wiseman. arrived here Sunday
from John Day and will make
his home with his son. Mr..
Wiseman is a shoemaker and has
opened a repair shop in the Jor-
gensen building.
Volney Officer was over from
John Day a few days this week
leaving for home yesterday. He,
will return with some horses for
the 4th of July race meet and in
forms us there will be a number
of horses over from that place.
/. Schwartz expects TO leave
Tuesday for Portland where he
goes to attend the Masonic grand
lodge and look after some busi-
ness. He will be accompanied
by his little daughter Regena
and also his nephew, Victor Ep-
styn, the latter returning 10 his
home in Alaska.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-06-01

Henderson and Harvey Elliott
are in the city from their homes
near the lakes.
If YOU don't own a Studebaker
Wagon you don't own the wagon
that is superior in every way to
other makes.
N. Brown n Sons, Agents.