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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-03

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-03
LAW SHOULD Be STRENGTH
ENED.

THE antitrust law should
not be- repealed. but 30 should be-
made both more efficient and more
Ga harmony with actual conditions
n should De- a0 amended as fu for-
bld only thc Kind 81 combination
which does harm to tho general
plblic. such amendment 90 be- see
compHuicd by. or Co be an Incident
~ q grant ~ supervisory power
fu tho government over these hlg
concerns engaged in Interstate
business This should Dee accom-
panied by provision Tor che come
aulaurV publication ~ accounts and
fhr subsection on books and papers
ts the inspection ~ the government
officials a beginning uaH already
been made fDr such supervision bf
tho establishment of thU bureau uf
c9rpgfHfiana
Tho conrrrag bias tho
power go charter corporations to
engage u interstate and foreign
commerce. ana "a general law can
1r enacted under ile provisions Of
Hhieh existing corporations could
toxic oIt federal charters aud now
federal corporation could he cree
aied An essential provision 81
Hrh iHw sbOuld hn Il method ~
nfndeteruininp by s1mn federal
houfI or comm ton whether the
applicant fof federal charter was
Hu HIUlaffan ur combination Wlth-
ln fhe restriction of iho federal
iaH
Publicity In Security Issues.
Provision should also be made for
complete publicity in eli matters af
fectinu the public and complete
protection 20 the investing public
and IRE shareholder ID the matter
Of Issuing corporate securities. NJ
Hu Incorporation lHW not deemed
advisable 90 iicHuHe act Tor hig iu-
fnIHtate corporation might he enc
acted. ur combination Of che two
might boz tried THE supervision eH.
iHhliaHoH might ha analogous 40
tH1t HpW exercised over national
hai1lH 80 lensf tbc antitrust aet
should he suppl .mrutod hs specific
rrYhiNlN0u# Uf thn 'aerhods Wtlrh
rEpefieHee iaH shown hatc boeH ~
MOST service Iu enabling WonopOe
IHtle combination t1 .fH. out
comp Nnu0u> phe real 1HuDrH - q
corporation h0uif hr compelled o.
a0 buHineHs ~ lheir own nawc The
right f1 hold stock W Other rGSpO-
rttl1ul shnWide heroaft1S Doe dnulod
i0 Interstate cory onslquH fslew
aH approval bF no prppef govern
m'nt ofiis,aIa. an%e preres' iilalo -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-03

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-03

gso SariS ~ boross t'roducsu.
rhoro should a. me- tnrifG
,sU aHb assoHt 6sss lNs AruSeO ~ sSsl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11
HONOR
TO DR.. HAWTHORNE
Distinguished Minister Urged 70
Make Tour OF Southern
States.
- ----------
MAY GO ABROAD THIS. SUMMER
MAY GO ABROAD THIS. SUMMER
Pastor Of Grove Avenue Church,
Will Relinquish Passionate
July 1st.

Rev. j. 3. Hawthorne, y. D.. tho
retiring pastor Of Grove Avenue Bap-
tist Church, Is one OF the most widely
known and greatly loved men In the
Baptist ministry. DR. Hawthorne.s
resignation VIII take effect july 1st,
and it Is understood that he will take
a considerable vacation before taking
up active work again, possibly going
abroad for n while.
DR.. Hnwthorne's wide acquaintance
pastorates In a half dozen or the lead
ing cities. renders q suggestion made
by an Arkansas correspondent in the
Religious Herald OF this week of
peculiar interest. The Heralds cores
Since our honored brother DR. J.
3. Hawthorne. has decided to retire
from the pastorate after July 1st. can
tour throughout the South. and preach
In each State within the bounds of
the Southern Baptist Convention? In
view OF his illustrious career and splen-j
this mn excellent way to honor him
and at the same time bring blessings
to ourselves
'"rhe good to come from such n tour
he preached the Baptist cause would
be streng thened and put upon a high
plane. The young people Of our
| churches would be given an opportunity
less orator. and his ministerial breth-
! rem would be greatly blessed and help
ed by his presence. AS to the plans Of
| the tour. they can he easily arranged.
to make the circuit, and make several
! appointments IN each State. ! hope the
brethren will take this matter UP. for
believe such a preaching tour by
value to the denomination.
#s r. r. TREDNYAY."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11
BACK TO CAROLINA.
Negro Charged With Ernbezzling
Church Funds There.

John Henry Snead, negro, wanted
in Vance county, n c.. for ALLEGED
c.nbezzlcment Of funds OF a church, of
which he was the treasurer, told jus
.tice Crutchfeld yesterday morning that
he would return to North Carolina
without requisition papers. His case
was continued until Saturday, when
an officer from Carolina viii be here
for him.
Detective Sergeant Forrest Bailey
received Information from Henderson.
y. C.. that the negro was wanted. and
In half an hours time had the cuprit
III a cell at the First Station. snead
made no defense yesterday when called
IN Police Court.
Afterwards he said that he was the
treasurer Of the church, having been
elected while he was absent. He de-
clarcd that he had gotten up two en-
tertanments and collected for tho
church about $50 all OF which had
been drawn out by the members As
soon as hc could see his books he said
he could clear himself Of the charge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11
INTOXICATED, BUT HOW?
Aged Negro Attributes Drunken
ness to Food.


Kind white people who knew Henry
Jones gave him so much to eat that he
became intoxicated, and had to be locked
up at. the Second Station-House. Henry,
with a satchel of the old time make IL.
one hand, and a black hat crushed in the
other, came from the pen yesterday
morning and faced the Ono John.
What about it, Henry?" inquired the
man with the siivery locks.
"'Twere dis way, Jedge," started off
Henry. "Uh were movin' de stable fer
Mister Jeemes Smith, whar lives up dar
nigh onto de railroad station what dee
calls Elbow. Yes, sar Uh We're des
helping EN- move de stable, you know,
boss White folks always is good to me.
4 Old Marse, he tooken made me err"
Whats all this got to do with your
being drunk" demanded the One John,
in the middle OF Henry's warnings.
Boss, dec des fed me en- fed me till
Uh DIES lay down"
Didn't you drink anything
Nav, sar. Uh doesn't drink But dem
white folks MP at dat stable whar we
moved fer Mister"
Get out OF here! Show him the way
TO the door! Never heard of a man get
ting drunk off something to eat before.'
said the One John, and he closed the big
book, in which was writ the sins of many
for the day. Back in the sanctity of his
private office he cussed about siXteer
city officials. and then said he felt like
taking 81 walk in the, fresh air.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11
METHODIST WOMEN
MISSION WORKERS
Great Convention Of Southern
Ladies to Assemble Here in
May Next.

The current year will be marked by
the presence Of thousands OF visitors
to Richmond and by the gathering
here of many conventions and associa-
tons of various kinds. Aside from
the throngs OF visitors and sight
seers here during the exposition,
various religious gatherings OF
State, national or international nature
Will assemble in this city.
One of the largest conventions to
be held here is that OF the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Boards OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South,
embracing representatives of all the
conferences included In that division.
This organization Will convene in Cen
tenary Church May 9th and It's ses-
sions will continue for one week. The
Methodists of tho city will open their
hearts and homes to receive the rep
resentatiye women of this denomina-
tion who will attend this large gath
eTfng. assembled here to work for the
dissemination Of the gospel and for
the alienation of the condition of
millions in foreign lands. The great
political awakening In the Orient is
accompanied by an equally great re-
ligious movement, and the means and
methods OF advancing the campaign OF
Christianity will engage the thought
of those assembled in this convention
During the sessions Of the convention
the various Methodist churches OF the
city will serve lunch In the lecturc-roon
OF Centenary Church. The work OF pro
viding lunch each day has been divided
among the various churches, several unit
! Ing each day. The schedule Is as follows
May 10tl-Centcnary Highland Park
Branch Memorial.
May 11th--Park Place, Broad Street
1 Epworth and Asbury (Manchester).
May 13th--Asbury Place. Laurel Street
1 Paramount and Denny Street
May 14th-Trinity. St. Jamcs's, Yves
| End (Manchcster).
May 15th--Union Station, Hasker Me
! mortal and Central (Manchcster).
1 May 1Gth--Clay Street, Barton Height
/ and Fifth street, (A1nnchester).
| The lunch committees are requested 7
make their plans and report TO the gen
eral committee at it's meeting at Cente
nary Church on April ed. at P. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11

Like young bird and gup down what.
ever food or medicine may be offered you!
Or, do you want TO know something OF the
com position and character OF that which
you take into your stomach whether Rs
food or medicine?
Most Intelligent and sensible people
nowadays insist on knowing what they
employ whether as food or as medicine.
DR.. Pierce believes they have perfect
right to insist upon such knowledge. So he
pu blIshes;s bnoadcast and on each bottle
wrapper, wha Tbs MEDICINES are made Of
and Verl Ges icSrhdrr- This be feels
he can we'll EiLord TO DO because The more
TIC Ilgred icnts o. which his medicines
are made are s,IdieI and undersLo01 TIC
more VII !4sIF 81 2sI!o5 s9Ia Llys y!El42s
For the cure OF WOmnrI'a peculiar weak
nesses, irregularities and arrangements,
giving rise TO frequent headaches, back.
ache, dragglng-down pain or distress in
lower abdominal or pelvic region, accom-
panied, Outlines, with facilitating,
.pclric, catarrhal drain and kindred synlp.
toms OF weakness, Or. Pierce's FaYorite
Prescription Is u most efficient remedy:
IT is equally effective In curing painful
periods, In giving strength to nursing
Eotherd and In preparing tho system o.
the e1pectant mother for baby's coming
thus rendering childbirth safe and com
para.iyely painless. The "lavori,c Pro
scriptlon' Is a most potent, strengthening
tonic 70 the general system and 10 th'
organs distinctly feminine In particular
1t Is also soothing and inyigoratinl
neryIne and cures nervous exhaustion
7 nervous Hrostra,ion, neuralgia, Aystcrla
SPANS, .clorea on ST. Yllus's dance, am
other distressing nervous symptoms q
tendantupon function and organic dis
eases Of the distinctly feminine organs
A host Of medical authorities Of al III
several schools Of practice recommrn
each Of the several ingredients. Of whicl
"Favorite Prescription Is made for IN
| cure Of tho Diseases Tor which II isclaiInc
! TO be cure. You may read what the
saytor yourself ny sending n postal car
request for 4 free booklot Of extract
from from the leading authorities, TO Dr. y. y
Pierce, lnyalids' Hotel and Surgical IT
stltmte, Buffalo, NJ T., ami " wIIl come
you By return post.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11
TRENT TO FACE A Jury.
Negro Who Has Been Stealing
Brasses Held for Court.

After ell the evidence OF some eight
or ten Witnesses for the Common
wealth had been listened 10 by Justice
crutchfield in Police Court yesterday
morning, IT was clear that one John
Trent, negro, was booked for tho
Penltentlary for a good long stay
ON three counts he was sent TO Tho
grand jury One warrant charges him
with stealing brasses and couplina,
and pieces Of fire hose from the Rich
mond Locomotive Works, The tcstl-
inohy was that tho negro had broken
all OF the fire extinguisFers and had
disposed OF the brass, In all he stole
more than hundred dollars WORT,
! from TINS place, lie also broke into
an clubhouse.
The third charge was that of steal
,ns ron ana brass from the Trcdegur
Works, and on this. too he was sef,t
I to the grand jury. Mr. pIlomas Rya,
| represented the negro.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11
JUSTICE JOHN s
BLACK BIRD PIE
a Cloud Of Pickaninnies Pass in
Review in the Police
Court.
FLOCK MELTED MUCH REVENUE.
Old Negro Told to Sin No More.
Fugitive from Down
Home
Four and fifty blackbirds,
damned into a cell;
When the cell was opened
The birds began to yell,
i 71yyacp,t that n dainty dish
TO set before the One John?

a L
TO set before the One John?
There wasn't any metre to the poetry
of the Police Court muse when the one
John ascended the bench yesterdaE
morning and with flourish OF his
heavy gavel demanded that the chatter
cease; and it won't matter much about
The metre of the little dirty leading
this recital of facts.
From the Thirtieth Street section
of Greater Richmond there was yankHd
by the strong arms--about twelve
arms in all--of the law more than
half a hundred pckaninnies, ranging
In color from a turquoise blue down
through the sandy shades and up to
he biackness of objectionable sin In
sizes they can best be made plain by
figuring with measures. To the left
of the long line stool n gill measure.
Back of him was q half-pint recepta-
Gle, and a little further down the string
q pint canteen was located Then
came the quarts and half-galons and
the gallons.
.Disorderly in the neighborllood Of
Thirtieth Street. y, the annoyance OF
the neighbors and to the detriment OF
athe peace and dignity of the annexed
to-come-ward OF the city" said Ser
geant Talley, after he had wadcd
through the names.
These tho. rioters? ?" asked the one
John family" for he was almost
Knocked out BIZ the rapid Kaleidoscope
fcrrns.
These be a few of them answered
Captain Barfoot officers johnson, At
3 kinson. Matt Jones, Bryant, Duggins.
Andrews and Hughes.
ANY more at home like these? was
the next query. The voice of the man
in the revolving chair was getting a
little stronger now. His first fright
had passed without any permanently
EVIL effects.
Hundreds, aye, thousands more
came in unison from the buecoats
May it please Your Honor" bega.
Mr. q. Is. Pollock. for the pickarin
MES. u desire to acGuaint this courI
with the fact that these prisoners. o,
the majority of them, are members O,
the Independent Order OF st. Iukc'.s
md as such members they have
right TO drill through the streets
They were dignified on the night II
question, and methinks the gapin,
and curious and enyious number o
boys on the outside of the ranks Z,
this distinguished organization mad
all the noise
Having delivered himself of thi
little SAY" Mr.. Pollock smiled ,lpo
his clients, who In turn grinned the
sympathy for him,
Begin segregating the bad one
from the good ones Mr.. Robins" COR
mandcd the One John, ''for ] am goin
TO try All of the mean ones at once.
y 'Ah,--er--Your Honor, ] make DO
TO say has imposed ra-ather ba (;
Ia ask upon me. ] really cawn't dete
mine from the countenances upheld
me the guilty from the innocent, Pc
init me TO say that they all look alilt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11

County Officers and Legislators
TO Be Nominated by a
Primary.
SOME CONTESTS FOR OFFICES
Trcasurersl1ip Is One Prize; Of
flee OF Sheriff Is
Another.

The date has not been fixed for
holding the Democratic primary in
Henrico county, but the general opin-
ion among the courthouse officials Is
that the primary will be called for
as early date us possible. Tho cleo
torate is fixed after May 4th, tile last
date on which poll-taSes can be paid
and It will take only few weeks
to make up the necessary lists. On
the result Of the Democratic primary
hangs the issue also OF the general
election, as the county is overwhem-
ingly Democratic although independ-
3cnt candidates have sometimes made
a good showing.
Although the interest centres around
the treasureship fight, that office lav-
ing been in the public eye for some
time past. and being ono OF the most
lucrative positions in the gift OF the
voters, still candidates for other posi-
tons are doing a good deal of quiet
handshaklng and looking about.
Judge 7. Ashby Wickhan, State
Senator, and Mr.. G. W. Throckmorton,
of the House Of Delegates. will stand
announced opposition, both gentlemen
having made acceptable representa-
tives of the county
Tho shcriff's Office will bring out
contest. The present sheriff, Mr. Simon
solomon, is we'll and favorably known
to large number of the residents of
the county. His opponent in the race
will be Mr.. L. H. Kemp, who has been
a commissioner of revenue for the past
sixteen years. Mr.. Kemp Is man
of high standing, and has the repu-
tation of making a vigorous cam
paign.
Among the other positions to be
filled by popular vote are the four
overseers Of the poor, ono for each
district of tho county.
The position in Broolzland District
was recently vacated by death. Mr.. p.
M. Hinton. represents Fairfield Dis
trict. Mr.. w. r. Warriner Varna Dis
trict. AID Mr.. Victor Litchfield Tucka-
hoe District.
All of the members Of the Board
of Supervisors will stand for re-elec-
| ton. Chairman Saunders is the only
one who has any announced opposi-
tion as yet, Mr., Victor Floyd having
announced his candidacy for the posi-
| ton.
Brookland District, which Mr.. Saun-
ders represents. is the largest dis
| trct of the county, and pays as much
taxes as the others put together. Mr..
Saunders is one of the best known
| men in the county, and is leader in
matters of legislation coming be-
| fore the Board Of Supervisors It is
his opponent will be likely to defeat
him.
Another important matter to be
settled at the primary will be the
selection Of tho County Democratic
Committee, and 1t is rumored that
there will be several changes, al
though these cannot be forecast as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11
BIND OUT
The Kind Of Food That VIII Keep You
Well.


The true way Is to find out what is
best 10 cat and drink. and then cultivate
taste for those things, instead OF pol
soning ourselves With improper indi-
eestible food, etc.
A conservative Mass. woman writes:
II have used Grape-Nuts years for
The young and for The at,4d; in sickness
and in health; al first following direc-
tions carefully, later IN a variety of Ways
as my taste and judgment suggested
but Its most special personal benefit
has been substitute for mear and
served dry with cream Whom rheumatic
troubles made II important for ,ne TO
Il give up the coffee habit"
Served in this way, with the addition
pf cup of hot water and little fruit
< has been used at my morning meal iol
six months, during which time my llealif
mas much improved nerves have grow
steadler, and gradual decrease in ms
excessive weight adds greatly to IN,
comfort" Name given by Postum Cerea
20. Ltd, battle Greek. Mich Read TN
sittle book. The Road 10 Wellgilkc,' II
3 pigs, "Tnere's Reason"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11
FINE VIEWS OF JAPAN.
Stereopticon Show Of Photographs
Of Mikado's Kingdom.

a stcreopticon lecture will be given
at the Church Of the Covenant on
April 18th by Mr.. Cameron Johnson,
who was formerly missionary in
Japan. While abroad Mr.. johnson col
lected q number of interesting photo
graphs, which have been mounted on
stcreoptcon slides by some of the
best artists in this country, the color
effects of his pictures being remark
able.
to raise funds for the outfit Of Miss
Atkinson, who expects to 80 as a
missionary teacher to China shortly.
A small admission Will be charged.
Honor for DR.. Clark.
The REV. William Meade Clark, rec
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11
Sermon to the Silent.
BAPTIST EDUCATION.
Some Noteworthy Speakers Will
Address the Conference.

One Of the subsidiary gatherings in
connection with the Southern Baptist
Convention, which meets in Richmond
on the evening Of May 10Th. will bo
the Southern Baptist Education Con-
ference, which meets here on the
evening OF May 10Th. and holds morn-,
ing and afternoon sessions on the 10TH.
Prof. w. III. Harrison, of Russellville,
KY, is the president Of this gathering.
President Faunce, of Brown Univer-
sity, and DR.. S. G. Mitchell, OF Rich
mond College, are among the speakers
already arranged for. The gathering
will be held in the Grace Street Bap-
list Church, corner Of Foushee and
Grace, and nearly all Of those at
tending the conference will remain
TO the sessions OF the convention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11
~
ORATORY CONTEST.
Richmond College Literary So

cieties to Compete for Honors.
The annual joint oratorical contest be-
tween the Mu Sigma Rho and the Philo-
Logan Literary Societies of Richmond
College will be held Friday evening. April
18th, In the college auditorium at Sis
O'Clock.
scented by Mcssrs. a. o. Edmondson and
y. y. Miller; the Mu Sigma Rho by
Mcssrs. J. Il. Crop and 3. c. Jones. s
Tho successful contestant will he
awarded n twenty-fl va dollar medal, and
in addition will represent the college in
the State oratorlcal contest. which Is to
be held at Roanoke College.
lively contest Is expected The pub
lie Is cordially invited
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11
or ra-ather have a marked similarit
re MO Il n,,y F.. {

n
Mr. Robins. while making his en-
PLANTATION, was looking hopelessly
around for one kindly face. The
pickannnies Erinned and the crowd
only smiled aggravatingly.
But finally the boys were separated
and those who said they were not
there We're allowed to go. The officers
could swear to none of them. Nine
teen of them were made to pay costs
In each case the costs amounted to
$780, which melted tho Police Com
nissioncrs just $500. All Of tho boys
were warned not to congresate on the
corners any moro.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11
Pitcher Derby Better.

Pitcher Derby, who has been suffer-
talk of the grip for the last few days.
was able 10 get up yesterday; though
he did not venture out e ne phrIKf Is;
condition by Tomorrow afternoon.
should his scryiGes be needed. .,.,
Derby seems to bc lnaklnE g,opd, hmu
he Will ma ltc ~ good flsht TOY MS posA-
ton OH the team, 5ig} i@