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The Washington times., 1907-09-04
Learn TeIegraphy.

LG<AEsN AEAskWhAFhE-W
zip and present or send this notice within
and you may take TeIegraphy and paw sos %
OF tuition after position as telegraph operator
Is secured. Druughons Telegraphy students
get practice over mainline wires cut into
Draughon's College 'by railway Companies
Ihirty thousand more telegraph operators
than can be secured are wanted on aceonnf
Of the new eight-hOur law. Special rates 81
tuition are NOW on at Draughon's car
or send FOR booklet entitled f'Why Learn
Telegraphy?'' DRAUGHON'S SPENCERIAN
BUSINESS COLLEGE. 9Th and D, Academy
Of Music Building. Washington. au26-s0t
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Bicycles.

FACTORY AGENTS for the famous Hudson
bicycle; best wheel for the money. a few
silghtly used bicycles at a sacrifice HAV-
Eht ORD CYCLE CO. 81 10Th st. NV
aulS-su. ", f-lIt
EVERY BICYCLE MUST BE SOLD 70 uska
room for our fall shipment; bicycles as loUV
SIS 81 and up; Cleveland. National BufaIo
hlng, Rambler Columbia, Olive White ana
Nv other excellent makes. al IN good con-
clifton c T. HUNTER. The Bicycle Ma.
us Pennsylvania ave. NV gue1-ff
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Dancing.

MISS COULTER. professor OF dancing: pri-
vate lessons. soc. II you can walk I car teach
you 10 waltz. 20l Eye 81. NV Phone NJ 1913
Advanced classes Tuesday and Friday, S 10 II.
se4-30t
THE WYNDHAM, 431 nth nw.-Lssson. SOC.
lessons. s. 50; class. 1850 every Tues Thurs
5y26-1
PROF. L A. ACHER, class Wednesday and
Saturday; private lessons by appointment:
quick and latest method taught. u27 10th ST
NV. au26-l4t
WHY NOT PREPARE NOW Tor the fan
dances. II you can't dance. we can teach
you in short while. Glass lessons. Tues
days and Fridays. soc. Private lessons ar
ranged. Lady assistant. NATIONAL.
SCHOOL OF ACTING, 1I2 East Capitol st.
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Miscellaneous.
YOU SHOULD

Call, write, OF phone for Catalogue OF Draugh-
ons Spencerian business College. q link Of
Draughou's famous chain OF thirty COLLEGES
Catalogue contains evidence that DraughOu's
teach mere Bookkeeping IN THREE months
than any other business college teaches in
SIX months that about - per cent Of the
of6ciaI court reporters OF the United States
write the system OF Shorthand that Draurh-
on's teach; that railroad curnpa mics are cut
ting railroad wires into Draughon's Teie-
graphy Departments thereby giving Draugh-
ons Ielesraphy students mainline practice,
that Draughon viii set you POSITION or
REFUND every cent q the tuition you nav.
Investigated aul6-30t
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NOn-nedicaI HEALING


The Junod (the Vacuuml Treatment
Is enforcing (restoring) the circuIatior
anu IS cure Tor those desperate aiI-
stefan It IS the Drugless ana Efood-
less Remedy for them Thoss Mo
have been unable 10 obtain relief -
the ordinary methods are REQUESTED -
anvesug ate This method Is espscialIy
ad9PLed 70 cure LocoIaOtor-Ataxia and
all diseases OF the spine ana s-ss-,-C- 80
system; rheumatism IN its VsricHs
forms, BT1Ent's Disease, and I1fabs4sS
yield readily TO its influence. vghiIs ere
relief ana cure OF Neurasthenfa ana
Nervous Exhaustion are as certain a.
taxes and -
Treatments can be Rivsn AZ -zo,.
home. Consultation at your home vybsr
desired. Charges reasonable.
once free. -
FEoF. II. II. d. PARKER.
1924 New York ave, n, "
Aours-1o 20 6. Sundays-io "a 4
Lady in Attendance.
Phone Main ala. s-..i
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/ HAVE for sale a four-cylinder Franklin
automobile; viii sell cheap because OF leav-
ing city; in frst-class condition. Pbons
A1tK, Main 1908 se3-2t
FOR SALE-Owner leaving city offers Wavns
70 horsepower touring car with cane ton
lamps, tools. etc. very cheap; car GOOD ss
new. Address TO 18th St nv. ss9-sT
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TIMES WANTS
oNE CENT a WORD ron
AND OTHER
ADVERTISEMENTS

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WAITED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS W NIED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD Wa NTED
Two cents q word for all other cls ssified
advertisements for less than three inse. Tions.
II inserted cor three or more Conse, suJtve
Says one ceIst a word for each Insertion
These rates do not apply TO Personals
Advertisements VIII be accepted at any OF
ahe following branch offices at regula. Office
rates. II 10 Is inconveEieut 20 leave advertise
Tnents az either branch Office or The Tines
Business Office, they may be telephOned direct
10 The Times Main $500 and a messenger
vii call to collect without additional charSs
70 the advertiser.
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7 HAVE FOR SALE a Wayne two
cylinder touring car-the machine used
as model in the last local automobile
show IT is built exceptionally. and has
made remarkable records for speed and
endurance. Recently ran 10 Atlantic
and return in p hours each way.
Equipped with SaarchlIghts Shehlar
Carburetor. SpLtdorf Timer ana
Switch. all new within the past month
Tires tn excellent condition. also one
extra tire and tube Car is al present
being torn down and adjusted Can bs
seen any time and demonstrated as
soon as entirely overhauled This Is
an exceptional bargsfn-beinE q show
car IL has merits unknown TO regular
stock cars. Let me show Il 70 YOU.
OF ride you around Address at once,
BOX 500. Times Office
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Baby Photographs

II you have cunning baby
Get it's picture made today
For you know the smiles and dimples
soon must fade and pass away
Ere the hand Of time relentless
Puts 2 seal upon its brow
Hasten quick 70 BOYCE'S NURSERY:
Get a picture taken now
THE ONLY NURSERY STUDIO. 1925 F 81
NV. Engagements BY Telephone-BOYCE.
se4e.9
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Help Wahted-FemaIe.

WANTED Respectable coloTed girl; hg-t
homework. COS 9Th 81. NV. II
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SEPTEMBER PIANO SALE.
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES.

Every used Piano in the house is in the
sale al a bargain price. AL high-grade
makes are represented and every instrument
Is IN perfect repair. You can pick up q good
piano Tor $50 and Up, Get hrst choice
O. J. DeMOLL & CO. 1871 c ST.
se4-tf
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Found.

LACET'S delicious ice cream ana sherbets
&c and Soe Per gallon; large bricks In a
box. 25c- DO not judge Gur ice cream by the
price Try u and you VIII buy IL. Phone
~. 80 eVI New YORK ave nv. jy5-tf
FOUND-How 20 get rid OF rats. Phone
BARCLAY" the Ferret Man. Main 2is5.
au5-tf
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Pasturage.

HORSES 10 pasture; plenty OF wsfsr and
grass; first class. Fer particulars phons p
z. HOE 1921 18th St Sc 800 so
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Wall Paper.

". HUNT, formerly Of 4s7 @ ST. Is now 10.
Gated at 1920 eth 81. NV; all work guar.
anteed. samples brought Tel. North 1913
se2-sot
c. c. SILENCE. Wan Papers. lowest prIees
S57 @ st. Phone 3457-M. aIi2e-7t
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NoRTHwEsr.

GOLDENBERG' 5. Tth and Is SITS. NV.
3 Kahn. SONS & CO. sth and Market space
GREEN'S CAPT. a u ADVERTISING
AGENCY, ll46 10th, St nv.
". L. McNULTY. Cigar store. 18th and P NV
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY. Linton q
Nelson, PropTietors; corner Rhode Island
ave. lst ana sts- nv.
ROBERT 4. PETZOLD. The Harvard PhRr-
macy, 18th and Harvard SITS. nv.
". A. DARLING, cor. l4th and SITS nv.
L FRENCH SIMPSON, cor. 9Th ST., Rhode
Island ave, ana r ST. NV.
u. T. BUTTS PHARMACY. 9Th ST azd
Mass ave. NV.
CHAS. &. HoRSUNG, ChristIani Pharmacy
sW- cor tn and II sts. NV.
EANFORD'S PHARMACY New York ave.
ana North Capitol street
n. A. NEITCH, 10Th and n sts- NV.
OUIGLEI' 5 PHARMACY Elst and G sts.aw
GILLETTE & CO.. 18th and I. SITS. NV
8 n. WAGNER & co. LIST and II SITS. NV
y. T. TAYLOE. cor, 9Th and SITS NV.
EUGENE r. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa ave. NV
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Automobiles.

FOR sALE-MaxweH runabout; nearly new;
a big bargain.
THE DEWEY GARAGE. 1913 L St NV.
FOR RENT-For automobile: large room
first floor in brick building; on corner Mica
alley cheap. 200 18th 81. NV. se4-st
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NORTHEAST.

LADDON PHARMACY. 300 Florida ave. ne.
CHAS. II. BLUMER N. CAP. ana z SITS ne.
McCHESNEY q JOACHIM cor. ID and Z sts.
p. J. DUNCAN & CO.. Druggists. sth and X
SITS. &c.
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SOUTHEAST.

A z. POWELL. 9Th and East Capitol sta.
QDONNELL DRUG CO.. Sth and G SITS.
3, 3. FEALY. nv cor. 18th and Pa. ava.
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For Sale-MiscelIaneOus
GEN PIANO BARGAIN -sALE

FfREwoOD; stove lengths; 50 per half cord.
I4ncoin SO. ag2i-S0t
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Business Opportunities.

UNDER SAME MANAGEMENT SINCE
YEAR ESTABLISHED, 1896 PLACE YOUR
BUSINESS WITH Us TO GET GOOD AND
QUICK RESULTS. Our present demand for
places Is great. See Us Il you wish 10 buy
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 81 F.
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For Rent
Furnished Rooms,

THREE furnished rooms; gas, piano; bath;
first floor. $50 month sO5 LIST NV. se4-2t
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A1yACOSTIA
SERXs PHARMACY. corner Msnros and
Jefferson SITS.
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BROOKLASD. D. c.
ARTHUR Il +. LUERSSEN. Drug StogS
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SOUTHWEST
". HUGO EISENBEISS. 7rh and 3 strests
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LONG ESTABLISHED GROCERY. NORTH
WEST daily cash sales, SIS, rent. Sz5s VIII
sacrifice. $40 or invoice and give discounts
come quick NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKr
Frs. Gil r. seS-Gt
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GEORGETOWN.
y. p. WELLER. Pharmacy. 8534 Il 81 nv
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WHILE THEY LAST. AT YOUR PRICE.
Good Uprghts as low as Sos CASH.
FEW DOLLARS CASH-E1-25 WEEKLY.
MONTHS PIANO LESSONS FREE.
Let the Children Begin Tuning Hauling.
GEO. LAWRENCE, ga 9Th n. W.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
r. L CARNE Z CO.. 7O3 King a.
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WANTED-First-cIa cook references. II
10th 81. NV. II
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wANTED-white and coIored cooks. cham
bermaIds. mattresses, nurse Eirl. and pantry
women, az once. FISHERS AGENCY 4s
10Th 81. NV. Il
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Help Wanted-Female.

nenJ employment ana good wages 10 capable
persons Apply Immediately THE WILSON
CAFE. GIL 1ZJh 81. NV. se4-3t
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Situations Wanted
Female.
Situations Wanted-EaIe.

WANTED-By a man, house cleaning. win
dow washing 1l4S 18th ST. NV II
WANTED-Position as Waterman Address
Z. E FERRIS. Station F, city. 1t
WANTED-By experienced white man. posi-
ton ss foreman OF stable. Address BOX 419
Times Office go a.
WANTED-A good position b strong Young
man. accustomed to use Of fools af6resS
BOX as, Times Office 80 a.
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UpholSterine.

BENZ. r. COLES & co, Upholstering of all
kinds. Slip Covers. 90S 9Th ST NV. II 65ls.
au27-30t
Williams news., 1907-10-05
ARIZONA TERRITORIAL FAIR
NOVEMBER fifth to 10th, 1907

Don't forget the Arizona terri. torial fair to be held at Phoenix, November 11th to 18th, inclusive.
 Entries for sheep and goats close Monday, November 4, 1907, at 6 p. m.. with the secretary. Geo. E. Truman, Phoenix. All animals must be in place not later than 8 a. m.. Monday. November II. 1907.
 Grades of sheep eligible: Rain houillet Merinos, Delaine Merinos. Lincoln Merinoa. Shropshire Downs Oxford Downs, Hampshire Downs.
 Classes: Rams, ? years and oyer; rams, 1 year and over; ram. under 1 year; ewes, ? years and over; ewes, year and over; eve lambs
 Fat sheep: Wethers, year and under ? years. Wether lambs.
 Special prize. best ram, any age. Special prize. best range raised lamb, eve or wether. Special prize. best ranch raised lamb, eve or wether.
 Angora goats: Buck. ? years and over; buck, under 2 yeare; doe, years and over; doe, under ? years.
 You surely must have something in the above classes you feel proud of, so don't keep your prize win ners at home.
Williams news., 1907-10-05
Went "Bar" Huntin'

Two of our ci!y's crack shots made a bear hunting expedition around Bill Willia ms fast Sunday, and although they spent several hours in their search for bruin, he was not to be found, and the hunters finally gave up the hunt and started on their homeward journey.
 But while returning, they espied a little grey squirrel sitting up on his hind legs, gazing at their artillery with fear, and in order to appease their wrath over the non- appearance of bears, they placed their muskets against their should CTS and blazed away at the squirrel wasting TWENTY rounds oi ammunition without killing the little animal.
 Practice makes perfect. boys and we hope you will do better next time.
Williams news., 1907-10-05
Will Attend Conference

Rev. David Roberts, the popular pastor of the NJ. E. church here, accompanied by his wife and ia amiIy, expects to leave today for Flagstaff, where he will attend tie annual conference which conven. a in that city. During his residence in this city MT. Roberts has done a world of good, expounding the doctrine of Jesus Christin a sincere and conscientious manher, ard his many friends hope he may return to fill the pulpit for many more terms. Owing to his absence. there| will be no morning and evening" services at the church tomorrow but Sunday school services will be conducted by the superintendent Mrs. Tilbury. Junior Epworth League will be held in the lecture room in the afternoon.
Williams news., 1907-10-05
DIED ON THE TRAIN

Last Saturday, while No. s was proceeding on it's way from Ash Fork to Willia ms, the lifeless body of a passenger was discovered in one of the coaches by the conductor.
 Upon the trains arrival here, the authorities were notified, wEo had the corpse removed 10 J. $. Buttons undertaking parlors.
 Acoroner's jury was impannelltd by Judge Langin, but after viewi, g the remains they were unable to render a verdict as to the cause of the mans death, 20 the jury decided to engage the services of pr. A. G. Rounseville, who, after making post-mortem exa minaticn found that the deceased had di.d d from heart disease, and a verdict to this effect was returned by the coroner's jury.
 A small amount of money ard some papers were found in his pockets, and the papers hore tie name of Albert A. Bailey. From the conductor in charge of No. s it was learned that the unfortunate man was on his way to his home in Sterling, Illinois.
 He was neatly dressed, and we'll proportioned man, and was apparently bout 35 years of age. 1 A switch key. with the initials of an Illinois railroad stamped on it, was also found upon his person, and his position had probably been that of brakeman or con e other position connected with the railway.
 The news of his death was com municated to his relatives in the east, and complying with request from them, his remains were shipped to Illinois Tuesday night.
Williams news., 1907-10-05
KANSAS CITY MARKETS

Kansas City Stock Yards, Sept. 90, 190I. Although there was a reduction of 2O,OCO head in cattle receipts here last week, as com pared with the previous week. 'fferines from Colorado, New Mexico, Utah. Wyoming and the Panhan ndle showed slight increases.
 The total receipts were 74.O00 head, including 10000 calves, and the market advanced 15 to 25 cents The run today is moderate, at 21 900 head, and the market steady to strong. Some extra good New Mexico cows are here today at S3 25 to $3.6O, medium COWS from same locality recently at $2.7O to 1920, stockers $325 to $4 co. Colorado stockers sold today at $5S medium quality. some pretty good COWS lately at $3.l5 to $3.6O, fat steers $4 65 to $5 %. Wyoming fat steers recently sold at $5 OO, and Utah killers at $4 co to $4 45, ;eeders $3 65 to $3 95, stockers 1925 to $4 20. Panhandle cows brought $2 90 today that sold at 82 65 a week ago, bulk of COWS s2.75 to $3 20. stockers $3.35 to S4 10. calves $4.OOto S5.75.
 Country buyers took out HOG car loads of stockers and feeders last week, and 1900 car loads the week previous. Shipments 10 the country for September will he the greatest ever known here in one month, with killer buyers holding large orders, together with the active competition from country buyers. prospects are good for g steady to strong market through October.
 Sheep supplies were liberal las week, 61 ,OOO head. market slightl, lower on all kinds. An extrs heavy demand from the country i the sustaining feature, nearly fit. per cent. of the supply being taker for feeding or breeding purposes Supply is 5000 today. marke steady, killing lambs at $6 75 t s7 15, wethers and yearlings $5.3 to $5 75. ewes up to. $5 50. Feed ing lambs bring $6 40 to se.15 wethers and yearlings $525 t $575, ewes $5 35 to $6 50. Ther is an extraordinary demand fo
 breeding ewes here. and the sam condition exists all over the rang country as well. J. A. RICKART.
Williams news., 1907-10-05

WILLIAM H. LOCKRIDGE,
 ....SURVEYOR.... WILLIAMS. ARIZONA
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Accidentally Shoots Himself

Clarence Hollihan, son of Mrs. J. A. Johnson, was accidental ly shot last Saturday. While carry ing a 22-calibre rifle he fell down, and in some manner the rifle was discharged, the ball entering his side and passing through his body. pr. Melick was summoned and rendered medical attention to the injured lad. As we go to press we learn that Clarence is rapidly recovering.
 Dr. A. G. Rounseville was a professional visitor at Flagstaff during the week, going up Monday evening and returning uesday.
Williams news., 1907-10-05

ATTORNEY AT LAW
Williams news., 1907-10-05

.,.s, WILLIAMS -- m ArR5z;T H5 T:o-r' E, Meetings for the month of October will be held on the l4th and 18th. Visiting brethren cordially invited J D. Raudebaugh, w. r.
 N Fousha W. " F.
 J. H. Atwood, w Sec.
 Jacob Salzman. w. Treas.
Williams news., 1907-10-05

WILLIAMS LODGE No. 15, I. O. o. f, w meets every Wednesday night at ': a o'clock in I. O. O. F. hall. Visiting orethreh
 H. A. Hicks, N. G.
 G. W. Tucker. V. G.
 c. H. Adams, Secy.
 Joseph Johnston Treas WILLIAMS REBEK All LODGE No. To- Meets every Friday night at :: 30 in l. O. O. F. hall
 Francis Caufman, N. C.
 Rose Hicks, V. G.
 Hattie Tefft Sec'y.
Williams news., 1907-10-05
SOCIETIES.

@RAND CANYON LODGE No. IA, oF V Meets every Thursday evening in l. O.0.f- hall. Visiting brethren cordially welcomed.
 R. A. Morrow, c. C..
 A. D. Adams, V. C..
 F. w. Smith, K. of R. and s.
Williams news., 1907-10-05

Concluded in our next issue.)
Williams news., 1907-10-05

GRAND CANYON ENCAMPMENT, No. ', V T. O. O. F. Meets every other saturday evening at | O. O. F. hall Visiting brethren cordially invited.
 F. k. Nellis, H. P
 J. s. Campbell, Scribe.
 H. A. Hicks. Treas.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-05
H NEW JERSEY COAST.

The New Jersey coast just now pre-
sents an interesting and instructive
study. The passenger on a steamer
skirting the coast from New York Bay
to Delaware Bay will see at night a
continuous line of lights the entire dis
tance. In many places there IS n bright
radiance from many hundreds of cleo
trio lights. He knows that these
mark the long and almost con-
tinuous stretch of coast COM
munities, and that behind these
lights are many thousands of people
and many millions of improved prop
erty.
But a closer look shows that the
communities are separated by lays, in
let's and morasses, and that there are
long stretches of dreary waste that
are at present uninhabitable. 1t is to
reclaim and develop these tracts and
make communication across the water
ways that the policy of the State is
tending. The Federal government has
by law transferred certain rights to the
State. 1t has also made a large ap-
preparation for a harbor at Cape May,
which is to be Joined with an interior
waterway reaching to Bay Head on
the South Jersey coast. The trolley is
pushing its way over morasses and in
let's and will soon have uninterrupted
connections for the entire distance. An
ocean boulevard has been projected and
will eventually be built.
Meanwhile private enterprise is build
ing up the coast al a marvellous pace,
literally turning the sandy wastes into
gold. At the end of another decade the
New Jersey coast will be like a long
drawn out city with its head at New
York Bay and its feet bathed by the
waters of Delaware Bay.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-05
For cH1LpREN,s pLAYeRoUNDs.

In creating the Playground Commits
sion Newark makes a modest be-
ginning of an experiment already sue
c~essfully worked out on a large scale
In a number of American cities and in
Europe. It is due to Emperor William
that the idea was introduced In Ger
many ten years ago. The Emperor ap-
pointed a Play Commission, ana four
years after the opening of the first
Fairgrounds in Berlin not fewer than
400 Fairgrounds were established in
thai city. The work is conducted most
systematically. Play leaders specially
trained for their work are in charge OF
the school Fairgrounds.
incidentally training play-teachers
has become part of the German school
system. Courses in play are given in
ten German cities during summers. and
over 10000 teachers have been taught.
Nav York city has spent ;1b.ooo.no In
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-05
ROCKEFELLER IN COURT.

The romantic story of the newspaper
reporter about the clever serving of a
subpoena upon John ID. Rockefeller is
spoiled by the statement that Mr..
Rockefeller had notified the Federal
authorities that the marshal could
have access to him for the purpose.
The appearance of the oil king before
the court to answer pointed questions
about the methods Of the great
monopoly he built up will be of dra-
matte interest. AS a good and pious
mar Rockefeller will tell the truth and
not suffer any lapses Of memory as
some other good and pious men do
when they are subjected to incon-
venient questions about their affairs.
The witness in this case ought to throw
a whole lot of light on Standard Oil.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-05
THE COMING MoNoRA1I TRANSIT.

The announcement that a company
has been formed in New York TO build
a monorail road between New York and
Newark to carry passengers between
the two cities in about ten minutes has
been received with some ~incredulity,
Notwithstanding that John H. Starin Is
the authority for it. But the enterprise
is not visionary. The monorail has
been demonstrated to be practical and
safe, as we'll as economical in plant and
operation and in other advantages that
commend it to the form of capitalists.
The idea of Mr.. Starin and his asso-
ciates evidently is to establish the line
between Newark and New Fork as an
object lesson preliminary to building
similar roads elsewhere, and finally
establishing through lines. We may
nave in the neal future a monorail road
between New York and Philadelphia to
whisk passengers from city to city in
half an hour.