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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-22

NURSERY STOCK,
FARM SEEDS,
SEED WHEAT,
SEED OATS,
GLOVER
ALFALFA,
POTATOES,
ONIONS,
ONION SEED,
GARDEN SEED OF ALL KINDS,
STRAWBERRIES, &c.
Call on me or drop me q postal.
JOHN J. DRIVER,
Hollywood, Md. X F ID
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-09

To ride horseback if her means per-
NIT.
To play the piano in a way that gives
pleasure to her friends.
To manage her household affairs
without getting in debt.
To preserve her health in a sensible
way.
To have charming manners and say
the right thing at the right time.
Why, I have known Il whole even
ing's entertainment to be spoiled be-
cause one of the guests had to sit like
a dummy against the wall since she had
never learned to play bridge.
And yet she was college girl who
had spent years studying calculus and
sociology and all that sort of thing.
BY the way, she was also one of the
worst dancers I have ever seen.
Girls take my advice and learn
things that will be Of some use to you
and give you good time,
MAUD ROBINSON.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-09

For signs OF all kinds. 4l2 West Heron
81. Telephone 1861 If
Dean for best Tea and Coffee. Phone
AL for prompt delivery. If
number of male prostitutes left ABB
erdeen this morning.
Misses Nellie and Frances Leybold are
spending Il week in Seattle.
Marshall & Wendell Piano for Sale.
Almost new. Inquire at HERALD office.
John Hosta was Il scharsed from St.
')ose"h's hospital TO lay. an will leave
for California tomorrow.
The Eagle and Anhpuser were raid d
alter bed hours last night Ten appeared
before Judge Fox this morning.
Attorney A. f. Wade has moved his
law office from Montesano to Aberdeen,
and Will make this city his home.
Mrs J. $. Gum, assisted by Mrs. S.
Riker and Miss Rilla Rlker. entertained
a large party of ladies' at 500. Yesterday
aiter noon.
Yesterday morning when the Young
lady clerk arrived at the Model baker, =,
she found the door open and the cash
drawer ont Of its place and empty. She
thinks there was abont 81 80 in change
taken.
X. W Brown, who lives on he News
kah, had q NJ Powell and E. g. At
wood arrested ior petit larceny, claiming
that Powell stole 10 cents worth OF lime.
The evidence showed thar Powell owned
the lime, So Brown paid the costs.
There is Il large party Of abroad sur
veyurs AT work in the vlci"lty of Qnin-
ault Lake They have tw, large trail
crews. One Is at work under the hrec-
ton of Forest Ranger L. +. Fi-hpl,
building pony tail from Lake Qun-
AMT TO the Qneets.
Mrs. Lucy G.. Voshurgh AGED IS wears,
dird at her rrsi encp, corner of Market
and ID streets, Yesterday. at t ~ p IN.
The funeral will take place tomorrow in
the Bowes x Randolph chapel at s 80 a.
N, Rev w. Whitfield ohi:iat .. The
body will be >hipp Il to Fulton Co.,, Ohio
on the 9 80 tram
p oiessor Randall, of the local High
school, accompanied by the athletic
team, Leo Johnson, Lon BAckenhauer,
! Malcolm Stewart and Il ebert Wilson ,
and also Miss Helen Schneider. A bei =
deems drciamatory representative. lett
on the $40 train Yesterday morning for
the inttrscholastc meet at Pnvalup,
which comes off 'omotro aud Saturday,.
OF the 81 school which will be represent
e', Hoquam sends fonr. Brmiss, Rich
ardsOu, Hanson and kelog. Miss
Schneider appears this evening, in the
derltmalorv contest.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-09

Read page 9. for real estate bargains.
White Pine congh cure is the best.
Evans Drug Co. If
For signs Of all kinds. A. IVES, Ileroa
st. telephone 1851. II
On Sunday. J. Mnlnow-lie was taken
to st. Joseph'S hospital.
Dir. ID. A Srhnm ,cher. physician and
surgeon, over the state Bank. rs tt
Miss Lulu Rvlel. If Elma. visited in
the city the first OF the week.
Dr. y. G. U,ie has office rooms ever
Bninetr's store. Phone 244l or 33@3. II
Call mp J ,hnston Trarsirr Co.. 1913 for
DR.. Andrews, veterinary surgeon ard
dentist. II
On Tuesday. Mrs. \. Bale vas dis
charged from st. Jo-eph'4 hospital, quite
well again.
For Quincy, Express or Dray. call II.
A Star Transfer Your orders prompt
ly filled tt
erdean Yesterday, telling everyone who
accostel him that Judge Irwin did not
know anything about it. What did he
mean?
The business meeting OF the young
people Of the Congregational church, at
the hrme OF Joseph Bnkiev, Tuesday
evening. was an tn ,yahie one, Jos, a.
usual, being equal to the occasion rs
host
For stomach ttonhlp4, hilousnesa and
constipation rrv Chamherlan'~ Stomach
and Liver Tablets Many remarkable
cure. have hD en- Effected by them. Price,
p cents. Samples ice. For sale ty
Evans Drug Go.
The frame OF the Uoivars4l Manufact-
is on, the machinery will be placed. AZ
the company is crowded in the present
quarters, the WORK il being rushed as
fast as possible.
Artists have no trouble in securing
models. The lannon's beauties have dis
carl-d corSets and have become mOdels
in face and form since taking HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. - cents. Tea or
Tablets. w. +. Paine Il Co.
The chorus work for the May Festival
under the direct on If Mr.. Richards, s
progressing finely. and last Monday ev-
ening's practices showed that Mr.. Rch-
ards is master n the work and that
Aberdeen has many fine voices.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Karshner and chill
dren left Yesterday for visit to Marshall
town and other points in Iowa. They 90
By way OF Canadian Pacific, returning by
way OF the Northern Pacific. Mr.. and
Mr. karshner VII he gone some weeks.
Il. b. Kellogg, having been elected
Superintendent Of schools at Centralla,
offers his home at GA Burleigh avenue,
for sale at bargain. II is new mod
ern & room CCttoge on first bench OF High
school hiIl' Excellent view of city aud
harbor; lot all cleared. fenced and grad
ed. Will 90 quickly at the price asked,
Call between / p. III. and ) 80 p. m. G1-tf
A. II. Wood has in course OF construc-
ton two more logging engine sleds for
use in the CAMPS mp the Wlshkah. There
is a completed sled with engine already
mounted for the White Star Lumber Co.
OF Elma. The making of these sic ls has
become one Of Aberdeen special indus
tries, and keeps Mr.. Wood ami several
assistants employed all OF the time.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-09
THINGS WOMEN SHOULD KNOW
Instead They Fill Their Heads With
Useless Knowledge.


EIigher mathematics ana education in
general may be all very we'll but there
are some things that come first in USE
fulncsS to women, and let me mention
& few:
Every woman should know how to
dance WELL
To walk well.
To dress her hair bccomingly.
TO wear cOlorS and combinations that
get her off.
To talk intelligently.
TO make dress or trim hat II
needs be.
To cook plain meal.
TO skate
To play cards and games in fashion.
To compose correct letter.
To write Il lcgiblc hand.
To drive Il horse in the proper way.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-09
Tales Of lhv Town jerSoIy Told.

x-t*-* x-x-*-* -*-9*
Road uao. > for ra,, a.,ata h,,cairs.
- ,,.,.
-. N"''ern"'?' "e"''9'' "Ne' 90
ha''N' W."
state senator iolsoh was an Aoef 'eeh
visitor today.
p,o,, hools on3 oa;ce .u,,nias a,
E,.m. n,r,,In II
r $ , .,,,os l.,
oun. Al mis- office. ii
n. = y C,,o,;n poomse O
and 10 N,rrev Book. II
! Karreay was admitted to st Jo-
seuh's hospital las, night.
,,ee. ,...,,,
and mir.s Evan. prur Co. II
The latest r,agaznes and other read
ing mater at Evans Dug Co. II
A,to,pav G. Iloyau went to Oakvil,e
-, ,ev,l hu.i,e.s mi. morniuy
n. y y Hama D.,,;., u,vas G
HAYES building. Telephone IL. If
We have q fine line Of clothes. hair
and tooth brushes Evans Drug Co.
Door fo, rona values in c,ockerv and
glassware. Investigate. 2ll q It. II
Jurors ior the June term of the super
ior cour, Will be dawn next Saturday.
Dr sullivan fits GLASSES at sun
pharmacy, 2nd to I-'i "i each month. II
List yonr propertv with Dan Bowes
2O6'a South Il street. II you "ah' 9'itrK
sale. IL"
G.s Mneeinuer returned to Ter
.,;,a} ,,o.+..,
go, T,..,,.t., Nnnr nrd4,s uron,,,-
l., t;ll.5 II
Erory,h;n,, in ousic,l instruments
from Jews ha,p too piano at Evans
D'"S w.
Edward Shields, OF Menomlnee, Mlch.,
has bouuht one-half interest in the John
s,.n r,.r.f.r huei,ess
Cemetery iotS enc oSe"' p'"N' Io'i-
MCNAMARA. 2l3 North b street, 73-tf
Mr.. and Mrs f. &. pemine are enjoy
inc q visit from their daughter. Mrs. Il.
n Crui sha X. Of BelIin,ham.
w.. o,..,a s;c,, cal, on " shell
l.v. DR.. of Pharmacy Consultation free
Corner q and Market streets. 'el. COL. II
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-09
The A Aberdeen team is all right.

Bank. 46-tf
Mrs. +. Z. Shields is seriously i'll at
her home on Fitch street.
DR.. \. 5. Austin, DR.. q. X. Austin,
Office in lia,es q Hayes Bank Bldg. If
DR.. D. c. Urie has office rooms over
Barnett 5 store. Phone PA OF }3jj. All
Street Superintendent Hits has offered
to act as special officer for the local hu-
name sOcierv.
G. Fors.and, who has been at st. Jo-
s'ph'a hospital, returned TO his home in
Monle,ano, yestlday.
Frank johnson, john kissane and t..
Malson were admitted a. patients to st.
Joseph's hospital, Yesterday.
James McHea, Of IIoquam, returned
to his home yesterday. after being in ST..
Josepll's hu~pial lot treatment.
:. NJ. Reeves, local agent for the
Union Gas ENGINE, has n new - ii. T.
sale. IS
Henry Kchatl. ". holmes Richard
Wight aud NJ. T. Boom were dis
charged lIom II. Jo'epl'5 hospital YES
tcrday.
John Kennedy and daughter Of South
Bend, Ind, are visiting Mr.. kenn, dy's
aunt, Mrs. y. +. Clark, and may con-
Guide to IN axe Aberdeen his home.
II 10 ,nr,.n,Iv r.n,,,.I that afro, Jnne
|, city health oli eis must he practicing
physicians. They have the privilege Of
appnintiug a deuutv VITO may be law
man.
IN. " & y T. viu m..t ,.norruw
=, o.2o , ~ win Mrs O. \ \,y.,.
5lS Fms, street, \ fnlt attendance is
desired. as business OF importance viii
be t, ansacted.
V..,.,,l.y rnu.t.ll. n..,, ,,,.s.,d
Il., t.,,, f,, ,ll.,.l !, ,,a,.,ir,, seth Of
j., ~. w, .,l.,h rh. w,r,auIuae swarm
=, Il, i I.ht,l,. l,.,.nt, H., ,.,,u-
.,;.. .r,, o... ,.,. ,,.a h..i -.
Jnd-e VIII Lanu'ng TINS IN 'rhin4, ana
b ~ Vas fined $40
The Aberdeen pos Office is to have one
more clerk and two additional carriers,
Sou,h Aberdeen is TO have free delivery :
there will be two deliveries in the resi-
deurr norton of Aberdeen and three in
the business pof'ioh' 'h"S covering all
trains.
The FIRST Chrrch OF christ, Scientist
holds services IN It's church, on Fns,
street near broadway, every Wednesday
evening at 8, and every sunday morning
at II. All are cordially invited to attend.
7"'9''' W. ~ ''''' "''''
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Next SnndaN ht'h@ ASCENSION sunday
I'r M"'@i N""''l'ah"'E N"'g''s ie''''"'
"'ii attend "'V'he services al ''e oo"s'e'
g"Iona' cho''h at II a. I'D. A'' 81
N"'3t'S a'e ieO''eS'e'' !" oc At '"e
lu"' Al ~ o'io'k' preparatory 10 '"afc''-
Inc Improvements "i'o" '''e 'e'''''''cc
OF Mrs ). Il. II 'gh' nave greatly l'i-
proVei us gehe'a' appear '"ce ana WIS
Ha'ght mas no" one o. '''e ''"eS' MONIES
IN 'he Guy. - Soo'' as '"e 9 we. III
iroht Is er"'e" sue W." '''-" ''e III"
proVehei's U! he' law" an" y''"'
MI ana WIS w. H. re''e'''' I" e"'e'
taihed AT "''"e' '"es"'y eNe"l'ie' III
h'hot VI MS reuter- '""' ''7'' "a"
MIS- ro"ar'' ''''e''' "'' N'''''o''
went 10 3e"'''e Yesterday o''''"I' "'''
II "e "oe7 ''o' ''''' ''O"'''" '"0'0 "
sun n'''' may 'o'"'e III A"o'''ee''
On Nav 20 there will be an examina-
ton for clerks aud carriers in this city
by the postotfre department. The paw
for carriers is $500 for the first year, $500
for the second and so on until the salary
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-02-22
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
f., tho Circuit Court Of the seyenth M, SSr ro,n.
CirCuit Of Florida in and for ST. Lu''e '0'''
y Ia Chancery'
William Gillespie, Howard
f. smith, and William
/ Griffin. co.partnership
INV business under ne pulto
LriI name and style OF GU rarero,e
...llr Bros & Co., complain vor,yace
vs.
s,ran t Saunders and j. h.
BELLS, defendants
Nouce to Nonresident;
IT, J. /. Bells ,,..,,,oa, IN the Bill Of
..,5,liut filed herein against you III we W 49,
titled cause on Ut before the l'h Gay u "''N"
rae 81 LUCE COUNTY TRIBUNE y herS aoy
q ed A. the newspaper IN whicn w" 80
KIN be-. published once week for four co''e''
Nrnrss ms hand and seal of office th'' the @''"
OIL" ~ r ,Hi o'''' ~ J.E FULTZ
I'|"'l Clerk of said Court
q l. G,rLpEN, Solicitor for Companant'
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-02-22
,,,rrcr or APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED

y Under Sec sol Chap ASS Laws Of Fla
,r1y TAX Ccrtifcate No. BIS, dated the Isl
..,, If August. A. D.. 1904. has filed sald GER r
6ratc in my office, and has made app'iSauoHs a aG
,.iii6r,tr embraces the following deserloen
.oportl situated in st. Lucie county Florida To-
Lot2 TX 2rgat DeStcuben, Section 81 Up
Be- $. h Il f. containing ~ acres, .h.
'..iancn Of such certificate in the name OF H.
II stewart ..,.,4
ius To- aw. tax deed will issue thereon on the 4'h
day Il March, A ID 1901, ,A,..
Witness my official signature and sea- 'h's 'he
S"3ll J.E. FULTZ
Clerk Circuit Court. St. Lucie County. Fla
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-02-22
>-oTlceoF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED

y Under Sec. . Of Chap, Isss, Laws OF Ia
Notice is hereby given that NJ a, Coon
purchaser Of Tax Certificate No. S4l. dated he md
day II June, A D. lse has filed sad GER
ufcatc in ms office. and has made application
for tax deed to issue in accordance with law;
Said certificate embraces the following described
property situated in ST Lucie county, Florida
tu-Wit'
\ ia of 5 T. l., Of N + Il, Section a. TIP 81 S.
f Il f.
The said land being assessed at the date Of
issuance Of such certificate in the name OF
Mike WHITTIER
Unless said certificate shall be redeemed accord.
18th day Of March A. d 1891
Witness my official signature and seal this the
18th day Of February A, D 1907.
[Scall J F. FULTz,
Clerk Circuit Court St Lucie county Fla
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-02-22
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS,

Notice is hereby given Of the intention to apply
for the passage Of local or special law at the
next session of Legislature Of the State Of Florida
in relation 10 levying an acreage tax not exceed
ny three cents per acre on all the lands in ST.
Lucie county for the purpose Of building a system
Of good roads
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONER
c. II. EDWARDS, Chairman.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-02-22
yx ~ rsx>a TNnu~O j Short Items from
~ all Sections
I kCENOFA AVA M OF The state !

y. o.au2nd la Miami
Anroo,camnpt b.. made that the Sea.
n,.rJ Air Live ,Lor, a, Farnandina
100. co j., .r.~Iy enlarged
pa,.. ~ Erfgb, IAN. associates, Of
T.uc., mNa. purchased tlc Fernando
.t.. H.ny ur.t.q a. Broot.,ile.
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If 500 loo oyor loo5 and . s,Ir,Ins 90
$50 400 Il oyor and oboyo tho evnon.as
of tho Office Tho receints fnr ions
vara s74 40 and for lone cor az
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Roach This hnildino wbicb 10 20 CO.'S,
$40 ono wil, NO constructed IF artifciaI
stone. IFS architectural STYLE will he
Snanisb two s,o,io, biob witb - FROM
p"''''''' ~" 'I"il'S lIsH, WIN HUM
age OF Ioo feet and depth Of lsO feet.
A winter visitor, stopping at Jack
Sonville, announces that he proposes to
be he largest peach grower in Florida.
He has negotiated for land for an i'm
menso orchard. The peach industry is
IN important one now in this State,
.,,,d - ,,... ,,,,,. ,,,,,l,;,,a,,.,,, ,o,,o,, A.
business are making big money from
each crop DeLand Record.
Mistaken for BURGLAR Charles Van
SAINT was shot ana norta,ly wourdad
shortly before, > o'loc, ,ost Tbnrsday
nj has Mcyc,a sbon m e.
George street 81 Auon.un. Tha
b uljet struck him in tha cenrroof -.
forehead. inAjct,nr a vonnd rro,o u,h,oh
he died about thran honrs lstcr
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-02-22

FOR SALE-Twenty-two acres of ~
ange and vegetable land-heavv bo VT
Pierce. '"''h' FORT
The Washington bee., 1907-05-11
Date OF MEETING EXTENDED.
National Baptist Sunday School Congress
and Young Peoples ChaHtaHqHd at
NrzU Orleans, Louisiana.

1t is announced by the promoters that
owing to special session of Louisiana
Baptist State Convention, which con-
venes in Baton Rouge, La, June ESQ,
1907. the sessions of the National Bap-
tist Sunday School Congress and Young
Peoples Chautauqua, which has been
called to meet in New Orleans, La, June
26-3o, will have their oepning session at
the First African Baptist Church on
Third Street between Franklin and Lib
erty streets. New Orleans, La, on the
morning of June p, and will continue
daily up to and including Monday, July
/.
This extension was necessitated in or
der that all OF the brothers of the State
Convention might be present at the open
ing as it was their request. Tickets will
be on sale and will read for the Goth as
per call, but the 10th will be taken up in
the assignment Of homes and other pre-
limiuaries necessary on such occasion.
In accepting the invitation of the Baptist
City Pastors Conference Of New Or
leans, La, to bring the Congress to that
city, it was done for the benefit of the
denominational growth in New Orleans.
The secretary Of this Conference, Rev.
A. Hubbs, with the president, Rev. A.
Sims, the instructor, Rev. c. Tharps, to-
gether with the treasurer, Rev. c. w.
Torney, has assured the management of
the Congress repeatedly that all will be
in readiness and that no messenger o.
delegate will have the slightest cause to
complain. This assurance has also been
given by the officers of the State Con-
venGons and it Is urged that all Sunday
school workers begin their preparations
to take charge of the Crescent City.
The Washington bee., 1907-05-11

to fully justify his high reputation as
a lawyer 1t is lives uch as his that
Justify the expectations of the future
of the colored race entertained by Book
er T. Washington and others. The ca
reer Of Mr.. Spraggins SHOWS conclusive
ly that brains and energy can not be
circumscribed by prejudice or the So
called color line
Fro mthe American Economist.
1t is not to be disputed that women
exercise an important influence upon
the economic condition of this country.
As buyers of merchandise at retail they
are pretty much the whole thing At all
events they greatly outclass the men
alike in the number and volume of pur-
chases. a few days ago an assemblage
of Chicago dressmakers listened to an
address by Mrs Belle Armstrong Whit
ney. Of New York, and were told, in
substance. that there need be no feat
of great financial panic sa long as
women continue to wear plenty of fash
ionable clothes. Mrs. Whitney is quoted
as saying:
"WWomen wear new clothes that mer
may make money. The reason that W,
have new fashions in dress is becaus,
men who have billions invested i'll tn,
manufactures and dry goods stores o
the world insist upon earning just a
!, big dividends one year as another.
If they waited for women to wea
out clothes they bought last year divi
dends void be passed this year. If yor
> refused TO wear new clothes for 81,
:, months there would be a financial crisi
that would be worldwide. So in wear
ing fashions early and late you are help
ing to dispel financial clouds and givin
the worker and the capitalist their due.
We had supposed that richly dresse
women wore lots of new clothes for
reason very different from that of wish
in gto help the men make money Bu
we may be wrong 1t is possibly an el
TOT to conclude that women indulg
their taste for fine apparel and plent
, of It because their husbands make pier
- y Of money, and not, as Mrs Whitne
= asserts, to insure good dividends froi
=, industrial investment
The Washington bee., 1907-05-11

Over 10000 homes of our people have
9een filled with JOY, because of the Pro
lection of a great and powerful Union
Order, which is using its strength and
influence to secure better conditions for
our people. This is the first and only
great Union Order in this country, hold
ing an international Union Charter
from the Courts, which gives full Pro-
lection and Benefits to our race.
There is no color, race or sex dis
elimination in this Order. The negro
has an equal standing with the white
members, and can be elected to hold
any office. Every effort is made to ad-
vance the condition of the members, by
securing equal opportunities to work
with other workmen, to learn the trades
and to have steady work at high wages
and Union hours.
The Grand Lodge donates $4,000 fOI
the burial of each deceased member. 4
fine monthly Journal is published. 4
Membership Book of the Order Is Tecog-
nized by all Lodges everywhere. Dis
tressed members are assisted. Each
member and Subordinate Lodge has the
privilege of buying stock in the Order
on low monthly payments, said stock
paying s per cent interest, guaranteed
A Leading Negro Deputy is wanted
in each locality, AT ONCE, to form
Lodges, sell Buttons, take Journal Sub
scriptions, sell Stock and act as DIS
TRICT DEPUTY ORGANIZER. This
work can be done in spare hours, but
many are deyoting their whole time and
attention to it. Big money Is made by
good husticrs.
Write at once. State name Of Tins
paper. and enclose 10 cents for full in'
formation and postage, Address
THE I. I. q. GRAND LODGE,
"a to 40 Candy Building, Dayton, Ohio
The Washington bee., 1907-05-11
TO END ROCKING OF SHIPS.
British Expert offers Hope to Sea
sick Travellers.

London.-Ships that will not rock
is the heavenly dream of Sir VIII
liam White, late chief constructor Of
the British navy held out to ocean
travellers as likely TO be realized at
some future time.
Sir William put before the mem
hers of the Institution Of Naval Arch
itecture recently TIE results of eX-
periments with Dr. Schlicks gyTO-
scOpic apparatus for s,eaayinS ships.
TIE experinen- ; were carried cut on
German frst-class torpedo boat, the
apparatus a fywheel one meter in
diameter. oscill3tlng on tTunniOns, and
making up to 3,0J9 revolutions a min
ute) being placed in a compartment
before the boiler room.
In all cases, said Sir William White,
the practical effect was to extinguish
! the rolling motion of a ship almost
| Immediately. The torpedo boat was
practically deprived of rolling mo-
ton, and was simply subjected to
heaving motions. To use DR.. Schlick' s
/ words:
"The waves seemed to disapper un-
! der her, and she rose with a gentle
motion vertically upwards, and sank
again just as gently into the trough OF
the sea without even spray coming
on board to any extent worth men
uoning.
Steamships of high speed, continued
| Sir William, formed a class in which
the steadying effect of gyrO~ -.
would be of great advantag -
there would be no difficulty in - -
them. 1t might be anticipated lna
| experiments would be made before
long with gyrOscOpic apparatus in de
stroyers and in the smaller classes o
| cruisers