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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-01-30

It's a pleasure TO tell our readers about
a Cough Cure like DR. Shops For
years DIR. Shoop has fought against the
use of Opium, Chloroform or other UNI
safe ingredients commonly found in
Cough remedies. DIR. Shoop. it seems.
has welcomed the Pure Food aud Drug
Law recently enacted. for he has wnrl =
ed along similar lines many years. For
nearly 20 years DR.. Shops Cough cure
containers have had a warming printed
on them against Opium and other mar
cotic poisons. He has thus made il pos
sible for mothers 20 protect their chill.
dren by simply insisting on having Or
Shoop Cough Cure. Sold by Geo T..
Sharrar
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-01-30
THE BUTTERMAKER

It is Just as easy TO make good butter
as it is 10 make poor butter and you
eau get much better price. The main
secret is to keep the milk dishes clean.
Use Good Butter salt.
This is an exceedingly important
matter. \ good way to test it is 10 dis
solve some in hot water. If the salt
has bad flavor it will be easily de-
tected Sometimes Il sediment will be
seen in the bottom of the vessel. A bad
odor in butter many times is caused by
the use of poor salt
Cool the Cream Quickly.
Temperature has great deal 10 do
with the making of fine butter. not
only at churning time. but from the
time the milk is drawn from the cow
until the butter is placed OH the table.
Unless the cream Is cooled quickly aft
or milking and kept right from that
time on 1t is impossible TO make really
good butter.
Make the Best.
If you are making butter TO sell, hunt
up good customers who are willing to
pay little extra. then give them ex-
actly what they want. says the Farm
ers Advocate. Give them the very best
there Is in butter and put in the guam
tity OF salt that pleascs them. You can
get > cents above the market price in
this way. and this > cents is clear
profit Ii costs no more TO make good
butter than poor butter: in fact. 1t
rosts less. because you are more likely
10 watch all the little leaks. and the re-
sult Is you get more pounds of butter.
Fishy Flavor In Butter.
This serious defect is declared 10y a.
j. Walker in the Chicago Produce to
be due TO the use OF washing powder
in tanks and churns where care insult
iicient has been taken 20 rinse out the
powder with fresh water. Mr.. Walker
states II strong solution OF washing
powder Is put IN tumbler the fshy
flavor can easily Ice detected. This IA
vor has been very puzzling 70 all inves-
tlgators. and Il will be interesting to
know II the washing powder Is the
.ausc OF II. as suggested.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-01-30

FOR SALE-Aberdeen Angus Bull reg
istered first count of Clarence. Inquire of
Job I. Sleight. r. +. d. No. s. Alma q
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-01-30

Rooms to rent above Hammers Meat
Market.
The Washington times., 1907-09-18
''Drouth" Coming
In North Carolina.
Visitor Declares

The days OF the dispensary are num-
bered In cur State" said J. ". Nc
Gown, clerk OF the superior court at
Florence. s. c., and brother to secre~
ta-y Of State. McCown, OF the Palmetto
State. Mr.. McCown, together with his
family, Is spending several days here
"A prohibition wave, you understand.
Is sweeping over the entire South. our
State included Heretofore the fight has
been thFee-cOTnered one. participated
in by the anti-Tillman factions, the dis
pensaTy or Tillman faction, and the out
and-out prohibiuonists. Prohibition H..
formerly been strongest in the towns and
the dispensary strong In the country.
Now inst the opposite is true.
''SenJtor Tillman, however, still has
his hold upon the people notwithstand~
ing his position on this question. He
viii so to the Senate just 50 long as ne
wishes the place.
NO. we don't relish the idea OF =
third tenn for any President down our
way. although / am frank 10 say that
Roosevelt Is more popular than any
former Republican President The paO@
pie generally have every confidence in
fis honesty, ability. and progresEiveness.
but the South viii never accept the
third-term idea and he would have trou-
bic in breaking the solid South on this
account"
The Washington times., 1907-09-18

the morning the long watch was re-
warded At that hour the lad appeared.
wearing a new pair OF shoes, and carry
ing new suit Of clothes under his arm.
He was questioned by the policeman as
20 where he had been, and he noncha-
lantly replied:
Down to the lake for a swim"
To ali questions about the money, the
boy made evasive answers Not until
he was confronted with the boy and girl
to whom he had given the $50 each did
he confess and implicate his two youth
full companions. Then, with the air of
a millionaire, the ringleader, with no
more concern than II he were reciting
a lesson. replied:
Edgar. didn't I give you $50 and.
Eric. didn't I give you sop Both boys
confessed the truth Of the query.
All three then related how they had
enriched acquaintance with s. and SO
bills; how they had purchased new suits
leaving their old clothes IN a conven-
lent ash barrel: how they had bought
roller skates, visited every concession at
a nearby amusement park tipping the
attendants, and how they had ridden in
autos until midnight
Then. proud of his achievements Het-
finger told Of tossing s. bills TO the
amount Of S95 to the wind, in an alley
In the rear Of the Western avenue sta
ton Of the Metropolitan Elevated. These
bills, the police learned, had been picked
up the following morning BY q rag
picker. The boys will be prosecuted.
The Washington times., 1907-09-18
Robb1nR Teacher of $35L,
Three Boys "BIo2g" 1t IN;
Hire Autos; Buy Clothing

CHICAGO. Sept. 1s.-Boys and girls OF
the North Side are reveiing in the pos
session of unexpected s. and so bills. as
the result OF the prodigality Of three
schoolbOy thieves.
The triO-Edgar Hettinger, eleven
years old: Frederick Clark. ten years
old. and Eric Kell ten years old, pupils
Of the Richard Yates School-"blew In
1851 in a few hours. The money was
stolen from the locker OF Mrs. Eva
Cleric, a teacher in the school.
Mrs, Cleric had been given this sum
by her husband to deposit in the bank
She left her room for few moments
carelessly placing her keys on her desk
When she returned she discovered the
loss Of her money.
Half a dozen detectives were detailed
on the case. with instructions to corral
every pupil who had been in the room
presided over by the teacher. 4 man
told the police that HIS little daughter
and son had each given him $50, which
they said had been presented TO them.
A detective was sent TO the home Of
young Hettinger, only 10 be told by his
mother, a widow, that he was not a.
home. A guard was then placed az the
boys home. Shortly after O'Clock in
The Washington times., 1907-09-18

ever gave another performance. He
Mortified all the traditions by smiling
foolishly at frightened youths He even
went the length OF buying an evening
paper although he himself was not quite
sure what he wanted with It.
On his return trip Black Hawk be-
held an iron hitching post. Now II ne
bad only let that hitching post alone
all would have been well, but a demon
of ill-luck whispered in his dignified ear
advising him TO see If he could pick
IL up.
Take War Club Home.
Me take him iron war club home, -
chuckled the big chief after staring at
minutes.
About that time an officer of the First
precinct. who happened to be rounding
the corner. was mildly startled by DC
holding an intoxicated Hawk. with his
Tlumage badly ruffied and his pear
ing indicating a badly befuddled state
OF nina, vaInly trying to pull an iron
hitehing post out Of the ground.
Them things amt sooviners," an
rounced the officer. approaching the
bedragsled Slack Hawk, now you come
VIII me"
ugh" smiled big chief insinuaung-
Black Hawk, to his intense humIlia-
ton was forced 10 spend the greater
part Of the night IN the First precinct
station house. Early this morning,
when he reached the vichy and am
mOnia stage he was released.
But Black Hawk does not forgive. He
stlll pOnders on the why and the where
fore And pondering. ne becomes dis
gusteG.
The Washington times., 1907-09-18

training schools wiz take place at the
Central High School. on Tuesday. Sep
tember a, at a. N.
Examinations OF candidates. not grad
yates Of the Washington high schools.
for admission TO normal school No. 1.
including the kindergarten course, will
be held at the Franklin School building.
Friday. September q. and Saturday.
September Is. at q. m
The teachers OF the several white
divisions viii meet the supervising prin-
oipals at 1870 a n, Saturday, in the
following places:
First division. Mr.. Janney, Curtis
School; second division, Mr.. Clark. Den
nison School; third division. Mr.. Black.
Ross School; fourth division. Mr.. pat
terson.~ Henry School; fifth division, Mr.
BY, Gales ScnoCl; sixth division, Mr.
Kramer. Ludlow School: setenth dlvi-
sion. Dr. Kimball Wallach School.
eighth division. Mr.. FaiEbrother, Jeffer-
son School; ninth division. Mr.. Johnson,
CFanch School
The Washington times., 1907-09-18
ARE SLAIN
OYER HUNTING RIGHTS

HOULTON. Ne, Sept 1s.-Guy and
Fred Jarvis, cousins, both under twenty
years of age, were brought TO Jail today
as the result Of the death Of oscar and
Guy Downing. who were shot and killed
in the woods near Limestone village dur
ing quarrel over hunting rights. The
Downing brothers. who are nineteen and
sixteen years, old were shooting part
ridges when they met Guy Jarvis A
dispute arose over the latter's right 10
hunt in that territory, and the DOWnings
ordered him 10 leave. Travis went but
later, IL is alleged, returned with MS
cousin. The quarrel was renewed, and
the DoWnings were killed.
The Washington times., 1907-09-18
Fire Water Heap Good;
Says Big Chief Black Hawk,
AS He Finds Iron War Club
Indian Warrior Lands at Precinct Stationhouse
After lmbibing in Fluids He Liked
Better Than Acting.

Big Chief Black Hawk. warrior. actor,
and others things too numerous 10 mem
tion, is completely Disguised with
American manners and civilization He
is particularly Disguised with the mem
bers of the First precinct, but his dis
gust is of such a large and extensive
character that he has plenty left over
for all the rest of the civilized pale
faces"
Why. demands Black Hawk. cannot a
full-bloOded Sioux chief who leads a
frenzied mob in melodrsma drink free
~ If he wants 70? Has he not a right
to do silly things if he pays for the
pleasure with his good money? Big
Chief Black Hawk insists that he has.
Yesterday afternoon Black Hawk filled
with JOY and the coin Of the realm wan
dered from his hotel in search Of stimu-
liant and excitement. Down the Avenue
he marched with dignified tread. stop
ping In his peregrinations only when he
espied the bright colors of a hospitable
saloon.
By the time he reached Seventh street
the chief was decidedly mellow.
Heap Good Fire Water.
'Ush!" he grunted. communing with
himself, '.firewater heap good. Me go
back"
When Black Hawk arrived at the cor
ner of Fifteenth street and the Avenue
he was JOY itself. He informed astonish-
ed citizens that he didn't give a hang
whether the show in which he performs
The Washington times., 1907-09-18
WASHER is THRASHED
AND SENT TO JAIL

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1s-Told that
youth had been insulting young
women on their way TO work during the
past few weeks IN the vicinity of Sew
enth ana Pine streets. Camden. Police
man Donovan dressed himself in plain
clothes and decided 70 play detective.
Donovan had hardly reached the neigh
Dorhood when he saw a youth given
sound thrashing by a man, who then
turned The masher over 70 the officer.
Inc youth. who gave the name Cosmic
Gunc. was covered with blood, caused
by terrific punch on the nose.
Emma Keith, OF Tenth and Line
streets, and Clara Adams. OF ~ South
Eighth street, later told the police that
Guile had insulted them several times,
and he was sent 10 fail for three months
Dy Recorder StacksOuse. in the Camden
police court.
The Washington times., 1907-09-18
GEORGETOWN NEWS

William Naylor Emerson, Of 1924 Wis
consln avenue northwest, died yestcr-
day at his home after a long illness.
He was the son OF Mrs. Sallie B. Ener-
son and the late Col 0. F. Emerson, OF
Washington, D. c. His wife. Mrs. Eva
Emerson, and one child survive him.
For several years Mr.. Emerson con-
Quoted a dyeing and cleaning establish
ment in Georgetown. The funeral ser
vices viii be held tomorrow afternoon,
ct o'clock, in Masonic Hall, on Wis
SOnsin avenue northwest, Mr.. Emerson
having belonged TO the Georgetown
Masonic Lodge. The interment will be
IN Rock Creek Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1907-09-18
GIRLS FlENDISH SCHEME
NIPPED IN THE BUD

ST PETERSBURG. Sept. 1s.-The Do
lice have arrested a young girl. nick
named Wanda" who IS accused OF par
ucipation in a plot 70 bow I'D the
headquarters Of the secret police. sit-
uated on the Moika Canal whose tor
ture chambers have aroused most BIT
ter feelings on the part OF the revolu-
tiOnists
The police claim that Wanda" pIau-
ned 10 become walking bomb" and
enter the headquarters building in t5a
middle OF the day. when Il Is generally
iuI OF police. wearing the uniform OF
a gendarmerte officer lined with wads
OF guncotton and carrying powerful
bombs.
The Washington times., 1907-09-18

the friend was an oldtiTler and slayer,
with capacity far beyfut: that Of cur
GOOD young man.
The second act Of this near tragedy
opens at the amateurs hotel Along
toward morning roomers began to hear
means and groans from, the bathroom.
but thought them the usual morning
after results After a couple AZ hours.
however. during which wild splashinR
OF water was heard, the Lcor was
opened Our friend had got into the
thought he was In the middle Of Tic
ocean ard was swimming for life Re
was CALAMITY rescued and put 10 bed
he says he has cut out the clubs.
The Washington times., 1907-09-18
MAN HAS TO SWIM FOR LIFE
IN 4 SHALLOW HOTEL TUB:
WAS GUEST ATLATE RESORT

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 1s.-The downtown
clubs where refreshments may be OBJ
tanned by members "af-eT hours are
fraught with dangers not dTeamt OF
even by the Law Enforcement League.
A young man Of prominent business
connections had narrowing experience
last Sunday morning which has direct
bearing en- this subject. He started out
all right Saturday night. intending to
60 10 his hotel as soon as the lid went
on st midnight Bat fate threw in his
way an old friend, who knew a resort
where leftover thirst could be assuaged
and Jnither they went Unfortunately
The Washington times., 1907-09-18
THIRST
BOOSTS USQUEBAUGH

GLASGOW. Scotland, Sept. 1s.-The
increased consumption OF Scotch whisky
IN America has caused a rise in prices
here. Today 16l distillers. who have for
four years supplied the whisky. COM
bined to raise prices. owing to the in
creased demand from America 1t was
declared that the surplus stock would
be wiped out in two years.
The Washington times., 1907-09-18
LEAVES MILLION DOLLARS
FOR ORPHANS OF MASONS

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1S.-One mil
Hon dollars has been left to the Masonic
Grand Lodge OF Pennsylvania as a fund
for the establishment and maintenance
OF an restitution FOR the support and
education OF male orphans OF Masons
under the provisions OF the will Of
Thomas r Patton, who died September
l3. and who was treasurer Of the Grand
Lodge FOR thirty-four years.
Peter Boyd, a lawyer Of this city. is
made sole executor. He said today that
Philadelphia
Patton was eighty-tWo years old He
was born in Ireland and came to this
country when a boy.
The Washington times., 1907-09-18
COL. FLEMING ESTATE
VALUED AT $119,388

The estate left.bY Col. Robert I. Elem
ing amounts to $40 SS. according TO a
petition filed today by his wife. Mrs
Nedler Fleming, who is executrix II
Is encountered 10 the extent Of $1,000.
me personal property AZ Oak View
IS worth 5000; stock in the Columbia
Elre insurance Company amounts TO
1913. and the bulk Of the estate is In
real estate, seventeen building lots be-
ing valued at ylI7S73.
The Washington times., 1907-09-18
GIVES HIS BLOOD,
SAVES HIS SISTER

CHICAGO. Sept. 1s.-Through the sue
cessful TRANSMISSION OF two and one-haf
quarts Of her brothers blood into her
veins, Mrs. P. II. WEIGH, wife of a
dentist, Of COS North State street, is
today on -he high road to health.
John r, Cook. president Of the Cock
Brewing Company, Is the brother who
gave MS blood TO save his sisters life.
The Washington times., 1907-09-18
BLACK HAND BOMB
ENDANGERS FAMILY

NEW YORK, Sept. 1s.-Because he re-
fused 10 pay tribute OK $500 TO the
Black Hand" Mano Antonio. Italian
contractor. and his wife and I'VE chill
dren had a narrow escape from death
today, when unknown plrties set of a
boom that demolished their fat.
The explosion caused a panic in the
neighborhood which necesStated the
calling of police reserves. No one was
injured
The Washington times., 1907-09-18
Board Prepares
For the Opening
Of School Term

Preparatory arrangements for the
opening Of the schools OF the District
have been announced BY the school
board for the benefit Of the pupils and
teachers. as follows:
Tickets Of admission to graded schools
viii be issued by the principals Of the
school buildings on Friday.
September %. and Saturday. September
q. between the hours Of s and 10 a. N.
and and p. m. Parents desiring tick
cts Of admission for their children are
TO cab at the school buildings
al the hours stated. Certificates Of vac
cination are required Of all pupils enter
ing the schools.
All persons desiring 10 enter the
white high and manual training schools
are requested to call at the Central High
School between the hours OF . and
p. ~. on Thursday September IS. and
g and a a. m, and and p. m. Fri
day. September 20 and Saturday, Sep
tember q. where the board OF examiners
VIII give all lnfOTmL ton concerning the
entra nee examinations
The Washington times., 1907-09-18
Meeting of Teachers.

All teachers Of the first. second. third.
and fourth grades. in the white schools,
who have been newly appointed to such
grade. are requested 10 meet Miss E V.
Brown, Director Of Primary Instruction,
IN the hall Of the Franklin School build
Ing Saturday, September q, at D. m.
The teachers OF the white normal high
and manual training schools are re-
quested 10 meet the principal at the
several buildings on Saturday, Septem-
Der p. N .. m
The Washington times., 1907-09-18
WEDDING TODAY
At ALEXANDRIA
Miss Lille Wildt to Wed
Chester Gwinn, of
Missouri.
Hebrews Celebrate Day of
Atonement at the
Synagogue.
wAsHINGroN TIMES BUREAU.

A pretty wedding will be solemnized
this afternoon at the home of Henry
Wildt, in North Royal street when his
daughter, Miss Lille A. Wildt Will be-
come the bride of Chester A. GWinn, of
Missouri
The ceremony win be performed in the
parlors Of Mr.. Wildt's home by the
Rev. Edgar Carpenter, rector of Grace
Protestant Episcopal Church.
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.
GWinn will leave on the Norfolk boat
TO visit the jamestown Exposition.
The Washington times., 1907-09-18
KATzENBAcH NOMINATED.

TRENTON. n. J., Sept. Is.-Former
Mayor Frank S. Katzenbach. jr.. of
Trenton. was nominated yesterday for
governor by the Democratic State CON
vention on the first ballot.
The Washington times., 1907-09-18
Brotherhood of St. Andrew.

The pre-convention Of the Alexandria
Local Assembly Brotherhood Of ST. An
drew was held at Grace Protestant Epis-
oopal Church last evening. The speaker
of the occasion was Bert T. Amos. q
member of the national council Of Wash
ington- The three Protestant Episcopal
ministers Of this city took part in the
program.
The Washington times., 1907-09-18

During an alteration at Thirty-third
and NJ streets northwest yesterday after
noon Lewis Wood, white man, forty
three years Of age, was cut over the left
eve. He was given treatment at the
Georgetown University Hospital
The Washington times., 1907-09-18
For Advanced Glasses.

The examination for admission to the
advanced classes in the high and
manual training schools will be held
Monday. September q, at a. m. at the
Central High School.
The examination for admission to the
first year classes Of the high and manual
The Washington times., 1907-09-18

Mrs. T. NJ. Staub and her son, Harry
Staub, are visiting the family OF Justice
George D. Johnson, at his country home,
Leetown, Va.
The Washington times., 1907-09-18

Henry Lee Butler the infant son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Butler. died at his
parents. home in Alexandria county last
tomorrow for burial
The Washington times., 1907-09-18

Mrs. Emma Cutshaw. d. of Canal and
Conduit roads, was taken suddenly I'll
at her home yesterday and was treated
at the Georgetown Hospital.
The Washington times., 1907-09-18

Miss Nellie Howard. of 3117 n street
northwest is at Atlantic city, n. J..
She viii visit New York and Philadel-
phfa before returning home.
The Washington times., 1907-09-18

Miss Florence Haneke, Of New York, Is
visiting her cousin, Miss Louise Haneks,
of 1525 Thirty-third street
The Washington times., 1907-09-18
NO BOTHER.

Elector CpeduCning his deputy-I hope
I 90 not bother you. n. lie Deputy.
Deputy-O. no. not at all I'm moi
Nivant.
The Washington times., 1907-09-18

The Right Rev. Augustine Van de
Viver, bishop of Richmond. who has
been on a visit To his old home in Bel
GUM, arrived in New York from Eu-
rope last Saturday. he was a guest
at ST. Mary's Church rectOry, IN this
city, yesterday
The Washington times., 1907-09-18
DrOwns-Bland Wedding.

Miss Stella d. browns, daughter of
John 7. browns, and Landy H Bland
were married at the home Of the bride,
lie Wolf street last evening. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. Jo-
seph r. Sewer, Of the Second Presby-
terrain Church.
The Washington times., 1907-09-18

Miss Lelie Wilkens, who has been Wis
iting in Virginia, has returned home.
The Washington times., 1907-09-18

Mrs. Mary J. Collins and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. Hadley Doyle. and Mrs.
Edward Reynolds, are spending the
month OF September at Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1907-09-18

DR.. and Mrs. Charles T. Lindsey have
returned after spending a month in The
Shenandoah Valley.
The Washington times., 1907-09-18
Day of AtOnement.

Special services in commemoration OF
the Hebrews Day of Atonement were
held in the synagogue in North Wash
Ington street last evening. The services
were conducted by Rabbi A. Blum, of
New York
The Washington times., 1907-09-18
ADD TWO YEARS
TO COURSE OF
BUSINESS HIGH

Continued from First Page.)
affect this. the most popular phase Of
school life outside Of the regular routine
rnrE
The Washington times., 1907-09-18
Police Court.

In the police court, Justice Harry B.
Cation, presiding, the following cases
were disposed OF today.
William Harrington, arrested on the
charge of carrying concealed weapons,
was dismissed
John Hordon, cOlored. charged with
assaulting and beating Catherine Tim
bers, was fined s..
Charles Raining, charged with being
drunk and disOrderly, was fined s..
The Washington times., 1907-09-18

Jonah Cox, a carrier of The Washing
ton Times IN this city, is III with typhoid
fever.
The Washington times., 1907-09-18

Little Helen Potter, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Potter. is confined TO
her home in North Royal street with
typhoid fever.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-09-12
THE SHOP QUESTION.

At mass meeting yesterday 1t
was decided to raise the balance of
the Santa Fe shops bonus amongst
our citizens, being governed in the
amounts by the tax rolls.
II would seem that this is abso-
lutely fair and equitable proposition
Those who have most should give
most, The location OF the shops in
Amarillo will directly and indirectly
benefit the entire population. The
largest property holders, however,
will be the greatest beneficiaries.
Nothing can be accomplished by
wrangling and denunciation. No
one aches to give away his means.
We are all more or less stingy and
avaricious. But when we see that
little given away will bring back
ten times the amount, good judg-
ment bids us TO give,
Men of Amarillo are the same kind
of men we find the world over. They
are making an effort to get on in the
world and to accumulate something
for rainy day. They are perhaps