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The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
ICE CREAM MAKERS MEET.
Association IndOrses Health Depart.
Enent,s FIans for Insnectfon.


At the meeting Of the Association of
Ice Cream Manufacturers of the Dis
triet Of Columbia. held yesterday after
noon at Schmidts Hall. various mat
ters were discussed. On the question
of cream supply for the coming sea
son. in view OF the agitation over milk.
it was considered Just that the associa-
tion be represented, in common with
other business interests. on the milk
commission.
Regarding the inspection of ice cream
factories now going on by the health
department for improving the sanitary
conditions under which ice cream is
made. the association expressed itself
as thoroughly in favor OF such action
as helping the honest manufacturer
and exposing the greedy or dishonest
enc.
The association also passed a reso-
lution requesting the health authori-
ties TO enlist the cooperation of house
holders 70 have all ice cream tins
washed as soon as empty.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08

children from the sixth seventh and
eighth grades OF the public schools Of
Washington. It was DIR. Jcferson's orig
inal plan to give this matinee by ar
rangement with the school officials. bat
owing 70 unexpected opposition on the
part of certain Of the authorities, he has
determined TO give the matinee, without
official sanction. at o'clock Any of the
children Of the ab0Ve-uamod grades will
be welcomed. Invitations have also been
extended 20 the pupils of the Gallaudet
College. the Cora p Shreve Dancing
School, and several private institutions.
In anticipation Of the ready acceptance OF
Air. Jefferson's invitation, Mr. Rapley,
manager Of the New National. has re-
quested a detail Of police in order that
the children may be persuaded 10 enter
the theateT with some sembIance of order.
AIr. Jefferson is assured Of a large. crit
cal and thoroughly appreciatlve audience.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
TARIFF PUZZLE SOLVED.
values Placed on Limoges China
Declared to Be Correct.

The Treasury Department received in
formation yesterday afternoon that the
board of general appraisers in New York
had rendered an important decision in
volvins the classification and rates of
duty on Limoges china. Exporters and
importers OF this variety of china and the
French government were greatly interest
ed in the case. When the china arrived
in New York it was held up on the basis
of information received from abroad that
It had been greatly underyalued.
To sustain this contention would mean
that the china in this particular case
would be assessed onc-half the regular
duty as a penalty in addition to the regu-
lar duty. and that subsequent importa-
tions Of the same variety Of china would
be subject to the higher assessment The
board Of appraisers decided that the entry
valuation was correct I'm two of three
eOnsignments involved. and that il was
only per cent underyalued in the other
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
Aufhor Cor on Ensr-

Il is told ~ weIi-knowH actor-man-
ager that recently, when he was both
very busy and very tired, an aspiring
playwright approached him with the
manuscript Of "a new play.
The actor took it, glanced through it,
read a page here and there. and then
handed IL back.
Il do not think, said the ambitious
writer, that You should dispose of my
ideas IN this summary fashion. That play
cost me years hard labor
Indeed said the act0r-malacer. MY
dear fellow. an Impartial judge welId
give you az least ten"
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
Pnttternmnl.er Co. Incrennc.

James L. Gernon, Of Brooklyn, vice
president of the Patternmakers' League.
asked the President yesterday 70 grant
the claim Of the pattern workers on the
isthmus OF Panama for an Increase Of
wages. They now get s. cents an hour,
the same as is paid in the United States.
The matter was referred to Secretary
Taft, who was asked to present full
statement OF the matter.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
HOTEL RAYMOND
BIOLOGISTS TO CONFER.
Meeting to Be Held slay 20 10 Dis
cuss work with National Survey.

For many years there has been policy
OF cooperation between the National
Geological Survey and many State surveys
in geologic, topographic, and photographic
work Last year Director Waicott sought
70 further the harmonious relations be
tween the different surveys, and planned
a conference Of official geolosists, which
was held in New York December .. 1896
A second conference has been arranged
for May - and q Invitations have been
sent out by the director with the ap-
proval of the Secretary Of the Interior,
and programme IS being arranged for
the conference, in which current plans
viii be discussed.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
RIIs INTRODUCES A FRIEND.
New Visitor at white House Is
Banker McHarg, of wall Street.

Jacob Riis, "the Presidents friend. in
troduced to Mr.. Roosevelt yesterday
Henry k. McHarg. banker and railroad
builder Of Wall street The two New
Workers later took lunch At the White
House.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
THEATERS TO-DAY.
The ReInsco.


An@ DLier tEi Al @9 ana 9'A'
An amusing comedy in Augustus Thomas best
vein. Very weii played by competent company,
headed by Thomas Ross, clever comedian.
The Columbia.
The Firm Of Cunningham" "..................At s:i5
The opening Of the summer stock 80 this play
house, The comedy is not very well constructed.
The company IS headed BY Miss Hhda spong.
The New National.
KIP van AinAie Al I'D anu osl5
The old play made famous by the elder jefferson.
Ierpetuated by his son. Too ancient TO excite much
interest
Chase'E.
AuifeFliie AT Lsl3 ana SD
Two good acts Of which Gus Edwards gives one.
The rest Of the bill amusing but hardly up to stand
ard.
The Majestic.
The Two Drphans --...-..--.-.At I'D ana BIB
Kathryn Purnoll III a good performance Of q good
The Lyeeum.
Usual bresque SHOW. with John L. Sullivan play
ing leading heavy.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
WILSON VISITS PACKINGTOWN.
Meat Inspectors Declare New Law
Is Efficient.

Chicago, May Sessions Of the
three-day meeting between Secretary
Of Agriculture Wilson and chief gov
ernmeut packiug-house inspectors Of
The country. which opened yesterday.
were resumed to-day at the stock
yards. All the regulations are being
discussed in an effort to determine the
best manner in which 10 enforce the
law.
According 10 the inspectors, with
some exceptions, the law is proving ef-
1cient
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08

The shirt waist and skirt are so in
dispensable to the busy woman that she
depends on them for wear more than
any other OF her costumes. Here is
sketched a smart shirt waist. tucked
closely on the shoulder to bust depth.
and in two groups in back. The front
plait is finished with the narrow pIait-
ing. as well as the cuffs. in true Marie
Antoinette style. The waist may be
made OF linen. lawn or chambray. while
any of the seasonable silks are very
charming in such waists The skirt is
= gored one, laid IN inverted box pleats
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08

and very graceful. 1t may be OF the
material OF the waist or a cloth or
worsteG. For the medium size the
waist calls for three yards of 32inch
material. and the skirt. five yards Of
54-inch material. Two patterns. 2535,
sizes % to - inches bust measure /;
253G, sizes % to 80 inches waist.
The price Of these patterns is zoe. but
either may be obtained by inclosing 10
cents in stamps and addressing Pat
tern Department The Washington Her
aid. T5f Fifteenth street northwest.
giving number (25S5-2536) and size
wanted.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08

Since the old church at jamestown is
toe far gone TO admit Of restoration.
Episcopalians of Virginia have restored
the next oldest church in which services
have been continuously held. This il
old Bruton Church, at Williamsburg. The
Washngtons, the Randolphs, and the
Lees worshiped there. and in the resto-
ration the pews have been named for
prominent men OF Virginias S history.
King Edward has donated the Bible Tor
the restored church. just as his royal
predecessors gave the silver communion
service still in use, and the lectern Is the
gift OF President Roosevelt, who has dts
played the greatest interest in the work,
and has lent his influence to its revival
Tomorrow - Orange Culture in
America.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08

pitiful statements about Lincolns an
cestry. saying that not only the name Of
his mother. but that Of his grandmother.
was in doubt. that the bar sinister should
have been placed on the family shield. It
was an assertion that must have greatls
hurt proud man. and his enemies made
much capital Of II. Even a historian gave
it as truth when writing the Life OF Lin
coin. Mrs. Hitchcock set about proving
the falsity Of this statement. She has
spent many years Of tireiess study. fol-
lowing the line from Virginia through
Kentucky into Indiana and Illinois, and
from land records. church records. and
signed testimony Of old inhabitants has
proved that there is no stain whatever
on the good name of Hanks, and thaJ
Lincoln had never a hint of shame TO his
good name"
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08

True TO his character as a lover Of chill
dren. Rip Van Winkie. MS portrayed by
Thomas Jefferson. viii to-day give a mat
inee at the National Theater TO the 1850
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
Free Tickets for Children.

1iiita lile AL --A1 at4- cl9
Usual bulesque show with John L. Sullivan play
ng leading heavy
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08

To William r Smith. head OF the Ma
tlonal Botanic Garden in Washington. be-
longs the distinction Of having the largest
collection Of Burns poetry in the world.
Mr Smith has no less than 600 different
editions Of his fayorite authors work.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08

Robert Lorraine has gone abroad for (
summer.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08

Robert Drouet is now appearing in
vaudeville. using sketch called Twenty
fhrae.n
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
The Majestic.
The Lyeeum.

The Two Onphaus' ..............At 2l5 and Sis
Kathpn Purnol III a good performances Of . good
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-16
Newell PLEASED At
ENTHUSIASM
GONG RESS
RECLAMATION DIRECTOR
IS REAOY TO INCORPORATE
Head Of Service CongratuIateS
HopeweII and People on the
Start They Have Made and is
Ready TO Extend Aid,

E r
That the officers of the United
States Reclamation service are ready
to give their hearty cooperation to
make the next national irrigation con-
gress a success is evidenced by the fol-
lowing letter received by Col. w. $.
Hopewell from +. H.. Newell, director
Of the service and a nan who has
been chiefly instrumental I'M accom-
plishing the vast results shown by the
service:
Department of the Interior, L. S. Re-
clamation Service. Office of the Di-
rector, Washington, ID. c., Dec. 10.
Col w. 3. Hopewell, Albuquerque,
NJ NJ
Information has just come to me
that the people of Albuquerque have
organized for the next irrigation con-
sress and that you will lead in the
matter. "A wish TO congratulate you
and the people of Albuquerque on The
enthusiasm Shown. / hope hat your
plans will result in the success at
tanned at Sacramento and other ci-
ties.
In this% connection il will give me
pleasure TO assist in every practical
way and i shall be glad to have you
call to my attention any details in
which / can be of service.
F. H. NEWELL,
s-TG Director.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-16
Women as Well as Men Are Made
Miserable by Kidney and
Bladder Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind,
discourages and lessensambition; beauty,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-16
CURRAN DENIES
REPORT OF DEATH
Wreck Near PittSburg TrifIing
Affair aud No One Seriously
Hurt Money Getting Easier
on the Street,

Thomas J. Cdrran. Of the MogOllon
Gold and Copper company, h was
recently reported killed in a wreck
on the Pennsylvania railroad near
Pittsburg, returned yesterday on the
California limited after a business
trip TO New York.
The reports of my death were in
accurate" said Mr.. Curran with a
smile yesterday. The wreck was a
trifllng affair. a stray train hitting
the rear Pullman Of ours just before
the train got in the clear passing
from one track 10 q parallel one. The
lest two cars bounced along on the
ues for about twenty feet but were
hardly damaged. while no one was
injured beyond a bad shaking up"
According to Mt. Curran money
conditions in New York are getting
decidedly easier. and while everybody
has been hit" things are steadily
Working back to the normal again.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-16

and it Is impossible for them all To
be on the floor at the same time, as
there are not seats enough for their
accommodation. They lounge In the
smoking room, in the library, or drink
tea on the terrace, N conNenien,
tickers keep them Informed as 10
what is going on in the house. The
Instruments are very similar to those
seen I'M brokerage offices, except ha'
instead of stock quotations the tap
tells what question Is up. who le
speaking, etc.
The erection of the new senate
house ofhce buildings has brought
home to congress the necessity OF
some such device, and estimates are
now being secured of the cost Of in
stalling tickers in every of bot'i
office buildings and also In the com
mittee ooIns of the capitol.
The idea OF the tickers was sug-
gested by Sir Courtney Ilbert, a clerk
Of the house of commons, who was IN
Washington and attended the opening
of the house. One of the things-that
Sir Courtney was the indiffer-
ence with which the presidents mes
was received. He pointed that
the speech of the crown, delivered at
the opening of the house of commons,
is looked upon as the program of the
government for that session. Its lead
ers work to accomplish the purposes
set forth in the speech.
But, in the house of representa-
said Sir Courtney, what is
message? IT is looked upon as
an expression Of opinion. and your
members go about the business Of the
session and probably forget what the
president has suggested to be done by
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-16
ENTIRE TERRITORY
= WILL GO IN 10 WIN.

The Ell Paso Times says:
While the next session of the Ma
tional Irrigation congress will be held
inathe city of Albuquerque. N. NJ, the
men prominent In securing the meet
ing for that city wish 1t understood
that Albuquerque expects the entire
territory to assist and take a promi-
nent part In the session.
Probably no place, or section, in the
entire United States, will receive
more benefits from irrigation than that
territory. and IL is TO the interest of
each and every citizen of the terri
tory to make it his personal affair.
The city of Albuquerque, or her citi-
zens, aided by others went to Saora-
nlento and secured the next congress
Tor albuquerque. While having the
Interests of the city at heart. they
also were working as a whole and
hope the people viii take an active
interest in the session.
The above paragraph was conciscly
the statement OF the irrigation men
nom New Mexico. headed by Gov.
Curry n w. 5. Hopewell. last night.
II will be a territorial affair.
We want the citizens OF other New
Mexico towns, and also FL pasu, to
come to Albuquerque next year and
help entertain the delegates and take
part in the deliberations. We want
them to make IT their affair." said w.
). Hopewell, president OF the Nation
al Irrigation congress. last night.
Governor Curry made practically
the same statement.
"Our party called upon the prlnci-
pal business men. the bankers and
newspapers today" he said. "and
told them we wanted their co-opera-
lion in the interest of irrigation And
without exception they assured us of
their hearty support. II IS gratifying
10 us to know that he newspapers and
citizens Of the city of ElPaso stand
together with us on the irrigation
question"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-16

childurinates too often. ifthe urine scalds
the flesh. or if, when the child reaches an
age when it should be able TO control the
passage. it is vet afflicted with bed-wet-
ting, dependupon it, the cause OF the diff
Guilty is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment OF
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble is due to q diseased condition OF
the KIDNEYS and bladder and not to a
habit as most people suppose.
Women as well as men are made miser-
able with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect OF
SwampsRoot is soon realized. II is sold
by druggists, in fifty 81
cent and %one-dollar AHiH%Hk.5E A:.sts-stks
size bottles. You may HF1Tt!IM s:s4ss;;i
have a sample bottle
bv mail free. also a Home of svsn,pTsOot
pamphlet telling all about Swanip-Root,
including many of the thousands OF testi-
monial letters received from sufferers
cured. In writing DIR. Kilnier & Co..
Binghamton, n. Y, be sure and mention
this paper. Don't make any mistake,
but remenlber the name, Swsmp-Root,
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the adj
dress. B~inghamton, N. y, OH every
bottle.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-16
BUSY COLONEL BOOSTS
0 w IN HIllSB0R0
Hoprueii On His flying Trip stu
Has Time to Talk OF Irrigation
Congress Ca the Old Timer.

Cdl W. = Hopce-eH paid Hillsburo
n OF his famous flying visits tho
carly pari uf the week just nov
Mr. HopewcH b. as busy a. two Oh
isaoms~ senators. while here he
talked ~stafehood. territorial fair and
irrigation ongress He say the H-
riEation congress Will b. TIE greatest
coneentiOn cfer held in New McNicH
that dclCEatCs from ever cittilaeu
country ~ thc world will be iu attend
ance. Also s4hat the territorial latr
rHt be the biggest and best ever hein
IN, New Mexico<
rASsUD ExAMISATIOS SUCCESSFULLY
JAMS Duuahue. New Hutains IH
rrtes. Il ified several kidnsT rsme1f
zna uau treated ~ cur best phssicans frr
ciaseua lsut dfd not improve unfl TOOK
frieF1 kldrrg care After ths scrHn1
srr--ar---f 80 ire wt-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-16

by druggists, in fifty
cent and one-dollar
size bottles. You may
nave a sample bottle
l.i f.aa alec a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-16

vigor and cheerful
ness Don disappear
when the kidneys are
out OF order or dis
eased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that it is not unconl-
mon for a child to be
born afflicted with
weak kidneys. If the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-16

Several years < when western
armer used to keep their SON at
home by threatening that Wall Street
would get them If they didn't look
out, some facetiously suggested that
stock tickers ought to be placed I'm
the chamber of the United States SEN
ate. The joke had wide circulation.
for the senate then wasn't in mucn
better repute than Wall Street.
Today the idea Of having tickcIt for
both the senate and house is being
considered seriously. though II Is not
proposed they shall have a Wall
Street connection. Tickers have been
used for several years in the palace Of
Westminster for the beneht OF the
British house OF commons. There arr
go members Of the house of commons
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-12
&C.. s sssss n SaaS; Gs s'sss
sOnaitntipusfuuurntiuncu i 9fIa.

bona bar "Iast poa 9Oroet" ct 5or.
fIog ON at giOe apinber Stemmeret.
Der piI Oct madife ogiaa bIiue Ii9.
eenAe, flint ct garrife itort IutoI al
3eIegaterne er ginitig itcutt for BRO.
pOiitionen. apiuoer bar III fulS
Gtenmeret / Colorado, Sbabo, lltab
"a @poming. s mango andre Sta'
ter bar Be Rct til at itentme peo Sfo.
IeoaIg % / enfeIte runoer pisic Sn'
itPnoigbeoer oeo aomnumeoalg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-12
MISUNDERSTANDING piI m. neo

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Vu Hu hleU
set fsrite fcnititucre itg, beoer bet !
en- gtripeIie fra a%riitiania til bette
llSaiper. 4etop MI boIoer man
paa at jamie Snteresierne % ar9t-
terne / ieIpe 3orse. % efteriom bet
Ter no til, oil man fiiurle orgonfiere
ia meS ct sauife betpceigt WeSlents.
0eItaeeIim fra gsoron9rih !
rloIanbet begpnSer at fonrne 90 oil
,ioen Soil sses, efter bcert iom San'
fem bIir bcticnSt og faar fritet &oS.
gaa Here Sob oufattes @oromanos.
meb ItpIig Snteresie blartbt
HorSmenbele | &lnertfa. Sele 5or.
erinaer bcgprbcr at lutte fig til bet,
"a mango 3aute er allereoe tegneoe
pao be uoIaste Glitter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-12

geisg til Seem gorf oe bao0e natlrr.
ligpis en- 6a Gel at fortalle ON fine
Grfartnser / SEN itore 9p. Der bap-
DC 10 pnret iaa ,titprteIis meset at ie
% bsre, fotralte 6arneren. Get enc.
tie, ban life LITE, bor geLpsrinsen.
zoe loo Sgiet br9nSe paa nit 9e.
relic belle Ratten lang" ia BAN; "bet
por en- Ting, ieg fife oar pant meo,
cg ies trtOe life faa iope."
"Eu er en Soif Sirm," ia Sar.
merforen, "boorfor blalte on life 50.
let ub?"
"Suerfor bIeite leg oct life uo9"
iparebe Sarmern; "bpurlebes furbe
ies BET? Den fcrbiitreoe 2psinerten
bar 10 ftrliet neb / er Toffe!"
Slunoriiten %. 80. Sacobs ifaI lut.
ser ct SSrterpiep 10 fcrtat en- Reoaf'
tsr for ct amerifanif Nagaiin, bpor.
ban bet egentIig forbolot iis meo ben
Cling, at bans befjerote forte SortGI'
linser Hog jan spbt an Dos 9ltblifum.
Oct er be urenteSe fupna Sperro
ffelier, Der eisr ltbloget," ifaI DIR.
SsSacpbs 10 forfLaret, % for at illu'
witrere, buob ban mente, bapbe BAN
iortalt en- ltoen Siitorie, boor IaaSan'
ne iu1aa SperraIfelier fom "meo
Sgnb og Silent og blrtig poa btnan
hen" iortGller Ieoaftsren.
Sg Der er $itorien. Sorfpureren
/ en- Sag for 8etten bar Srbet. CDten
Epor flunbe bel / beoite Sab noea
icaSant bore b9rbt iom BET fa-
eenSe2)
"Sr. 9omnter," begpnote Soripo'
reret,, leg oil paaitno, at min Silent
cLbeIes fife brso mo / Sariet. San
fanbt Stuepinoitet aabent % itaf bare
fin bsire Irm berigieume4n for at
funne fierue ncele @ienitaroe af
mirore 8Prbi. gai, mine Serrer,
Min alients arn er life BAN ieIb,
"a ies fan life inbie, boorleoes Ret-
ten fam itrafTe bele 8erionen for en-
TorbrpoeLfe beeaaet nm al ct al bans
9emner."
Oct fan Del faIbes ct epM arroertot
9frsiunent," iporeoe 9crnmerer. Seq
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-12
& be ccntralamcrifanife Hepubli.

fer brpg0er oct otter cp til lloeir. Set
f~crlnocr, at Ricaragua o. Sonburas
ruIter fig al ole &rGftcr til ct ga.
ifetag, % BET famine itol Guatemala
% SoIoohor gicre - ioIioIb er be
"bipIomatiife SorbiubeIier" meaem
Dem ofbruot. Roo SorauIeonina al
ErGiiSent RooieueIt bar TrpiiSent
Qio8 al Wferico MI telearaferet til
Irpitbentcrne al Guatemala, Salpa.
DOR % Gotta Rica % opfcrbret Dem
til at Giere i'm SubFpoelie girISeube
o~pcrior @ouOuraS % Ricorogua for
at faa Dem iii at lutte meb Sri9S.
rltitningerre % holbe Treb. Se
imoa centrolnmerifonife Republifer
iluttcbe / Suli lthitIeocn en- ~5reSs.
traftot" / San Sole, hpcri Dc for.
tItsteae iia til at benpiie frenttiSise
SuiitemaaI meIlem Dem til GfgisreIie
al De 8orenebe Stoters % Wegicos
ErGiioerter. men oeune Sraftot ip.
mes De M aaereoe at bape CLIENT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-12
Srbrer be falonc Ticnocr.

Sarbin Ianduriet, meooeIes, at
Sapaneierne er ifprb meo at opfsre
TO Wommenter poa en- al Saiisene
peb Bort artbur til Winbe ON DC
rusiiife oe iapaneiiife Soloater iom
forSt Der iutbcr geIeiringen at Seit'
ningen. s 0Grbeoen al Ronumen'
tet for 3llsierue oil Der oeiaa bli op.
FORT ct rilsitIf 8opel meb fslgenoe
Snifription: "Sil Minoe ON DC
SeIte, iom fanot OGDEN UNDER Bort
grtburs Soripar."