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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-01
r. I. BAPTIST SOCIETY
OBSERVES ANNIVERSARY

The 115th anniversary OF the Rhode ISL
and Baptist Ed cation society was held
last evening at the Roger Williams Bap-
tist church TIE meeting was called by
Rev. Thomas f. Bartlett, and he called
upon Rev. G. A. Burgess of the South
Baptist church, this city. and Rev. Frank
Rector. ID. D., OF Pawtucket TO conduct
the devotional exercises
Rev George Bullen OF Needham, Mass,
was the speaker OF the evening and took
for his theme "Christianity's First De-
mand Upon Its Friends" lie expressed
the opinion that n minister should have a
year or two In actual business In order to
broaden his views. He showed the need Of
the Baptist institutions I'm order To AZ
men for the ministry. A trained minister,
he said. was the first demand supplied by
the friends OF Christianity.
The annual election of officers resulted
as follows: President. Rev III. w. Wat
jen OF Warren; vice president, Rev. w. L..
Wood of Pawtucket: Secretary. Rev r..
r. Livingston; treasurer o. a. Jillson;
board OF directors. Prof w. c. Poland,
Rev Messrs. Henry NJ. King. Edward
Holyoke u. D.. l.. L. Henson. ID. D.,
Frank Rector. ID. D.. Joseph l.. Peacock
and T. Il. Bartlett. the retiring president;
auditors William Armour and George
Nicholas: ladies auxiliary committee,
Miss Sarah G.. Durfee, Mrs. Charles f.
Wilcox, Mrs. w. IT, =. Fauncc. Mrs.
Frank o. Draper. Mrs. Charles III. Swan.
Mrs. William II. Bowen, Mrs. George
smith, Mrs. II IL. Pepper and Mrs. T. Il.
Bartlett
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-01
NICKEL THEATRE

Everyone interested in automobiling
should by all means see the picture at the
Nickel Theatre this week OF the Races
at Dieppe," the celebrated French races
that were of such great interest TO the
whole world short time ago. The pic
ture Is a very long one and almost as
exciting as seeing the actual race. There
were "A number OF accidents OF an anus
ing nature and all I'm all, II was very
interesting picture and was heartily ap-
plauded. "The Maniac Juggler" is a very
funny comedy picture showing how man
who likes 10 juggle manipulates every
thing with which he comes in contact un-
ill he finally has everyone chasing him.
''The Enchanted Glasses" is "A lnughable
and mysterious film that everyone seemed
to enjoy. MY Dixie Land stirring
Southern melody. was finely sung by Bob
Alden and the Nickel quartet Mr.. Alden
playing the accompaniment. and the IL
being exceptionally good. Miss
Duhaime sang bewitchinEly plain Little
soldier Man" and was compelled to II,
'pond TO numerous encores.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-01
EVENING HIGH SCHOOL
HAS MANY PUPILS

over 1900 pupils have registered for adj
mission to the evening high school on
Pond street This is a great Increase over
the number who applied for admission last
year The school Is taxed to its utmost
capacity and the teaching force will have
hard work TO cope with the large num-
bers
The registration IN the grammar schools
has also been larger than usual this year
the gain being especially marked In the
Jewish and Italian districts.
~ .-egcSs .Ao-e 40 ~ .saSns-G e3-
gagged for the coming school and the
common evening schools are located I'm the
Academy avenue. Branch avenue. Bridg-
ham street Candacc street, Doyle avenue.
Federal street, Manton avenue. oxford
street. Point street. Thsyer street and
Vineyard street grammar schools and In
the Roosevelt street and Veszie street
school building
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-01

in a democracy like ours. a man who In
the highest place served as an uncon-
scieus example to his people OF the vir-
tues that build and conserve alike our
public life, and the foundation OF all pup
lie life, the intimate life of the home.
From trc standpoint of our material
prosperity there IS only one other thing
as important as the discouragenent of
spirit OF envy and hostility toward honest
business men. toward honest men OF
means: this is the encouragement or
dishonest business men, the war upon
the ohicancry and wrongdoing which are
peculiarly rcpulsive. peculiarly noxious,
when exhibited by men who have no ex-
cuse of want, OF poverty OF ignorance,
for their crimes. Men of means, ana
above all men of great wealth. can exist
in safety under the peaceful protection OF
the state. only I'm orderly societies. where
liberty maaifests Itself through and un-
der the law. IL is these men who. more
than any others. should. In the interests
OF the class TO which they belong, In the
interests of their children and their cnii.
dren's children. seek in every way, but
especially u the conduct OF their lives, 70
insist upon and TO build up respect for
MUST OBEY LAWS
II may not be true from the standpoint
of some particular Individual of this class.
but in the long run II is preeminently true
from the standpoint OF the class as
whole. no less than of the country as
whole that il is a Neritable calamity TO
achieve "A temporary triumph by violation
or evasion of the law: and we are the best
friends of the nan of property. we show
ourselves the staunchest upholders OF the
rights of property when we set our faces
like flint agains. those offenders who do
wrong I'm order To acquire great wealth or
who use this wealth as help to wrong
doing. =.
''If both the wage. worker and the capi-
talist are able to enter each into the oth-
er's life. to meet him so as to get into
genuine sympathy with him, most OF the
misunderstanding between them VIII dis
appear and its place VIII be taken py
Judgment broader, iuster. more kindly,
and more generous. for each will find In
the other the same essential human at
tributes that exist in himself IL was
President McKi'hev's peculiar glory that
in actual practice he realized this as II Is
given to but few mon to realize it,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-01
DYNAMITE BOMB
MANGLES FORMER
SHERIFF BROWN

Baker City. Ont, Oct. IAN attempt
was made last night to assassinate former
Sheriff Harvey *. Brown at his home
here by blowing up with dynamite
bomb. Mr.. Brown is at hospital in
critical condition.
one OF his legs was blown off and an
arm badly mutilated and internal injuries
were caused by the concussion.
The outrage was similar I'm manner OF
execution TO that which resulted In the
death of former Gov. Frank Steunenberg
at Caldwell. Idaho
MIR. Brown was returning home and as
he opened his gate the bomb exploded
wounding Mr.. Brown and blowing In the
windows OF his house.
The authorities are unable TO find any
cause for the deed. Mrs Brown was
prostrated by the shock and may not re-
cover.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-01
SCENIC TEMPLE

The Scenic Tcmple has one of the
brightest bits OF vaudeville any one
would wish 10 see. II is far I'm advance
OF any bil 20 far presented thi. season.
III they could but keep this style OF bill
all the season IL would be playing TO the
standing room sign most every evening.
The vaudeville II headed by Dynes and
Dynes a pair OF comedy jugglers, I'm
their skit The thinRman and me Pro-
fessor." They certainly are a clever rair
Ard .evtosN sone woudeyfui fea's with
the indian clubs, both Juggling and
fancy club swinging. Charles Farrell. n
blackface. In his skit. 'In Old Kentucky"
is a very clever impersonatOr OF the gen
uine old Southerner. II would be better
In his line of work. Frances Gerard. n
soubrette. a huttering. fascinating. hckle
female, IN a frenzlcd. srisky. festival OF
fun. Mr.. H. N. Russell. a premier vocal
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-01

Manager wendelschaefer OF the Provi-
dence Opera House offers his patrons two
and one-half hours OF fun and music the
first part OF this week In that melange OF
mirth and melody, The Social Whirl,' =
one of the many vehicles that the Shu-
berts have selected 10 please the theatre
goers OF Providence this season, and II
delighted large audience
'grhe Social Whirl." which has been
seen here before. still retains the charm
and life IN the chorus. as well as In the
leading roles, which are capably filled as
follows:
Violet Dare ............... Elizabeth Brice
Mrs. James Ellingham Mabel Fenton
Beezy ...................... Adelaide Sharp
Germaine Dumond ........Myrtle Vinson
Mrs Hoover 1horp ...... Caroline Locke
Kitty Laverne .........Georgia q Ramey
Babette ....................,... Mile Milton
Julian Endicott .......... Charles j. Ross
James Ellingham .............. Ben Johnson
Jack Elllngham ..........Win r. Arnold
Artie Endlcott ................ Martin Brown
Sandy Graham ............Mart r.. Helsey
Lem Hicks ..charles Halioh
Jacob Enderman ............Charles Halton
Court Clerk .................. Edward craven
waestaff ..............H Herbert French
Policeman ....................E Edward craven
The play buIiesdues a series nf situations
following closely upon the unfolding of
the methods OF society publication, and
gives Charles j. Ross a chance 20 show
the frivolous side OF a self-made man;
Mr. Martin Brown. n purveyor OF news
20. society journal, exhibits line OF
comedy that. while IL is not as finished as
that of Joseph Coyn i'm the original cast,
Is real pleasing indeed. Mabel Fenton
Mrs. Charles Ross). as a social leader.
shows the pleasing side OF the set that
"The Social Whirl" depicts. Miss Fen
tons .sallies with Mrs. Hoover Thorpe
Caroline Locke, Is one OF the brightest
spots In the evenings entertainment.
Elizabeth Brloe as a Broadway favorite,
readily won the favor OF the audience by
her entrance song. "Vi WI" and retained
and pleasing voice Myrtle Vinson as
Germaine Dumond. owner OF the manicure
parlors. did not act as the local manicure
artists. but her performance was finished
and showed skill In handling. Miss Ade-
lalde Sharpe as the attendant In the mani
cure parlors was very good Her song
in the first act was well rendered
Georgia O'Ramcy was breezy as westrn
soubrette
Charles Halton. as a German professor.
had but very few words TO speak. but
his was one OF the bits of comedy OF the
piece. Ben johnson az James Ellingham.
and Will r. Arnold, as his son. were pleas
ing.
"Just Kids" by Charles J. Ross, ran a
very good race with "Oid Man Manhat-
tan" for first favor with last nights audi
ence. The music. while not new, is tune
ful and all In all Tho Social whrl'
makes sery pleasant evening. and will
be repeated tonight and Wednesday after
noon and evening
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-01
IMPERIAL THEATRE

''The Avenue Girls company with the
..musical concoction," tom. Dick and
Harry" hold sway at the Imperial The
atre this week and aside from little
singing now and then. and the work OF
the chorus. which IL OF fair size and tries
hard to make a pleasing impression. there
Is little I'm the musical comedy To endear
Il to the regular patrons.
The principal interest centers about
"Tom. Dick and Harry" and these parts
are interpreted I'm n fairly good manner
by John C. Harson. Joseph Emerson and
Dave Conroy. Lorrain Dreaux with the
heavy part acauits herself creditably,
while Libby Blondell is very much In evil
dence throughout. Perhaps the best
feature OF the whole performance outside
the chorus Is the work OF the male quar-
tet seated in the box. There Is no olio
in the performance.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-01
Annual Business Show

The second annual business show OPEN
ed at Infantry hall last evening. There
was fairly good attendance for the first
night The hall is decorated with Ameri-
can flags and bunting and the booths are
also decorated.
An attraction last evening was the sing
ing OF operate selections by Signor Cam
panari.
There are many exhibits. many os more
than usual interest at the show this year
which Is under the management OF r1r>s-
erick III. Read.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-01

list. introducing the latest song hits,
Love Me and the World Is Nine ana
Captain Baby Bunting"
The pictures OF high class order In
clude: '"rns Dieppe Circuit OF 1907"
wonderful example OF the French auto
race: "Winan's Horse" one of the best
animal pictures: "Conway to Dublin,
journey picture very interesting Dogs
and burglars" an interesting dog pic
ture; Burglars Midnight Surprise, an
exceptionally good comedy picture;
Thursday ls My Jonah Day a very
change OF pictures occurs Thursday.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-01
OPENING ATTRACTIONS
AT LOCAL PLAY HOUSES

the Metzetti troupe of six men and three
young women. whose somersaults and
high and lofty tumbling ELECTED many
rounds OF applause.
Among the other acts which round out
the evenings enjoyment are:
Olga Lorraine. the eccentric comedi-
enne: Nessen, Hunter and Nessen, hoop
rollers and jugglers: the Vaughners. col
ored entertainers. who are excellent dane
ers Fred Morton novelty paper tearer,
whose feat seems marvellous and the ka-
ledoscopic Keith motion pictures.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-01
Tolpaein. Revolutionist, Shot

Moscow. Oct. i--Tolpasln. the revolu-
ZIONIST. who on sept q. was for the third
time sentenced TO death by court martial
for participation In n series of robberics
and other crimes committed. he claimed.
as an agent of the secret police. was eA-
ecutcd here this morning
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-01
Miss Larry, Violin Teacher

Evangeline Larry. teacher OF violin, at
a Conrad puildng. will receive applica-
tions on Monday. Wednesday, Thursday
and Saturday between and r. IN. MISS
Iarry's residence n AZ Is Fitm3n street.
and she may IA communicated with BY
telephone
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-01

Marquis Saito Japanese of marine, and the
mkado chief adviser naval affairs of simple and re-
the fleet and has always lived
still retaining the strength for which he was
Admiral Saio about of and
great Europe He received instruction
English vessel He in England several
speaks English and French uen The marquis is one OF
those old Japanese which ordered
European titles rank when Japan adopted western titles and man
He is married and has splendid residence in Toxic
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-01
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR

TRIO NEEDLE without scars or notice.
able Irritation. Prices reasonable MISS
MARY T.. COREY. Caesar Misch Build.
ing Westminster street. Providence. X
Rooms i22-i23. s2S-2v
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-03-15
Harris Offense.

The insoent and donneering spirit OF the Ni0
now the dctaors of Republican politics IN Idaho was upyeu
hen B;sbon Senator Hart OF rage and with insulting
about the chief executive OF the state tore IN TWO tne anu
s bu and threw in spttoon In most states the dSucuo
~ nnbic record penal oense We have not looked INTO m
Law IN Idaho b presume such the law here but OF course the
A5 attorney cannot expected to move against Mormon
bishop who also Mormon senator
The bill DESTROYED OF the measures endorsed IN ue
Republican platform and regard to which the Mormon mem
hers were openly and defanty breaking their pledges Hart had
expected to kill the bill his committee and was surprised when
another Mormon senator Day. called upon the senate to order the
committee 10 report on the bill Through Harris mind ran the
that Governor Goodng had exerted influence with Day to OBJ
tain this action he asked what Office the latter had been prom
d He was raging mad and took the bill from his desk to pre-
sent 10 the senate the abect Republican majority cowardy
and pslanmo1s to the subserviency the Momons
refused to call for the Then Harris rage turned to ghouis
ee and he destroyed BILL with cotempuou remarks OF Gov
ernor Gooding.
Mayhap the people of Idaho like this sort of thing if So they
can have more and OF it. With another Republican egisa
re trucking Mormon members bills will be considered
excepting have the approval OF the old lecherou po
1rist aw-defyng criminal OF Utah, Joseph F Smith i
And to this Republican bosses brought the party of
lincoln and Grant and the great state OF Idaho!
the Jim Bady the Goodings and the Borahs like
heir work what do the people OF Idaho think Of the Brady
Cooling Borah seseng outfit who have turned the
o the control of the Mormon hierarchy? :
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-03-15
Citizens Ticket.

The Citizens meeting has presented its ticket and enun
Gated principles and entitled the consideration OF The
Mr. v Kerr the for mayor business who
stands well the community and has many personal friends
standard bearer those who secured his need
ieei ashamed Of their choice
The oouncnanc ticket lacks breadth would that the
Of the block had formed mutual admiration society
and mistaken their preieent for the welfare of the city The
gentlemen have been foremost the partisan
and surely that the great body Of citizens will their
scramble for position the OF their activity. Ii
coincidence that the meetings less kept from the
general public and held Offices the Soma block should finally
itself the meeting control thereof with platform
committee principally Soma block with platform al
ready chairman also from the Soma, also slated
These the enlarged which usually get OF themselves
deying ways and for good government II would
be interesting know just how many OF the Soma
would expect appoye positions If the ticket should be elected
The oouncuic ticket should be if appeal be
made the general public As stated lacks breadth and grasp
Of the situation There representative OF the real active bust
the city and fact the councianc ticket possesses
no general element OF strength.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-03-15
Tariff Revision

1t is now confidently asserted
tariff revision is in sight. A petr
in favor of immediate tariff reUs
signed by the governor of Masad
sets and 221 out of $50 members
the legislature of that state, has
presented to congress, and it was at q
hustled out of sight and pigeonhol
There are 2O3 Republicans in the
islature, and 154 signed the petition
is claimed that other states are In
up with Massachusetts,. Iowa and VI
consin and Minnesota are full of re.
ion, and the hopefuls insist that the q
IS fast coming when the stand pat CT,
of monopolists will have to give way
fore the demand for tariff reviS
These hopefuls are not fully inforr
regarding the origin, purpose and me
ing of standpattery, says the Lewis
Tribune. 1t is the vital part of
emn compact by which the Repubh
party granted to the distinguished
resentatives of the infant industries (
free privilege to run their monopo
over the people, provided such infa
would finance with their accustor
iberality the national, state and b
of the Republican party.
he Republican party dares go back
IS agreement, the party of the seq
'art will expose the whole schei
fence we have heard leaders of that
sanization, from Mr.. Hanna down
speaker Cannon exclaim, For Ga
axe leave the tariff alone" Speai
,annon sys, mot this year" y
earty revisionists like Governor Cu
1lns can be placated and silenced .
nnute by drawing upon them the III
a contract with these generous trlel
+ the party, who are supposed to b.
ut up 100000 to meet the estlna
Expense of a single campaign. Kew
m means resentment on the part
lie Infants" and shocking expos
the unfaithful party to one OF
oSt scandalous contracts that has e'
zen entered into between the ouys
Id settlers of great party.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-03-15
Same Old Defense

Apologies and defenses Of 0n,r
hdy are already coming forth >,
of retaining party power bv n
are the benefciaries of such No.
Boise Statesman says: "A nIa, !,
ty has to be entered, at least :.
OF those who were charged W.
carrying out of the party's -.
But because there has been d.
slip in the long record of f,ia,
to pledged obligations, the partv =.
feel it is unworthy of confidence T,
grid on its armor and make cert.
no such failure can again occur
This is the old song by which 4.
pie have been lulled into india.
or forgetfulness to inhdelitv ,Dj
honor in official life, says the l..
Tribune. Observe, too, that ri,
OF ofhcialism, confessedly gull,
very officialism set up to reforn
guide the people, an oficiali,n
many thoughtless people would ca,
to magnify and exalt and endov T
supreme Importance and benefits
The human mind, however sim
may be, is impressed and controllg
many considerations, influence,
forces. Two persons equally can.
conscientious may hear the same
ments and consider the same /,
ment of facts, and arrive at directh
-rary conclusions. This is true VII,
the matter under consideration
theological doctrine, a political que,
social problem or a trihing dis,,
nent with reference to planting
oes in the dark of the moon. But
t comes to dishonoring our publf
md then justifying or sustaining
'ractice, there can be no two opir
The integrity of men in positions Of
&c trust is all the people have to reb
or the protection and safety Of
Official institutions. When in6d
nd treachery to the people by
rusted servants is countenanced
pheld, solely as a means of party
ediency, it seems high time for
artyism to be deprived of any fur
over to misuse and betray the De.
nd we believe it will be so deprive
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-03-15

In speaking OF the direct primary bill and the for de-
ieat the Statesman touches gngey upon the Mormon and
admits that the hope Of the Republican supporters Of the
was that such a law would PREVENT DEALS WITH THE
MORNONS TO CRNTROL CONVENTIONS. How that Nor
question coming home plague the Republican party of the
Upon the defeat Of the primary bill the Statesman said
Again the Mormon members seemed feel that such method
their differed radically from those Of persons who have
sired the politics OF this freed from the old
The class Of people referred have desired have everything
cleared up such that there would be division
lines politics They felt direct primary would
Be great aid bringing about such adjustment could
longer be charged that controlled by deals
Mormon members Moreover felt that the opportunity
vote for candidates directly would the individual Mormon
times have felt restraint position express
sentiments with freedom
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-03-15
Wretched Diplomacy.

Can wretched piece Of diplomacy be conceived of thar
President Rooseye bunglng attempt concae the JAPANESE
The dispatches that the school board Of San Francisco
resnded its action seggang the Japanese with other Monaghan
children and then adds that unless President Roosevelt
exclusion Of japanese coolies the old order will be Thus
thanks the meddng procvie OF Roosevelt peace OF the
two nations in the future with the San Francisco
educationi
And the treaty that Roosevelt purposes negotiate will m1-
uay exclude from the countries sgnao the aborers of each
other The nations hired purposes discriminate against the
American aborer and to sign treaty that will exclude American
aborers from privileges enjoyed by bankers merchants and others
Truly was anything preposterous
The turbulence and awning Of the president upon the apa
nee his message wherein he their naturalization
down through MS latest deal with the San Francisco school board
are Illuminating to every selfrespecng American citizen
Truly Roosevelt misses the guiding hand of Tohn Hav who
would have upheld the dignity Of country against the absurd
Contention that the people Of California had to admit the Tanan
o the free public schools upon any terms whatsoever
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-03-15
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT,

DUISC, IudIIU, INOJ' y
Notice is hereby given that at Ire !.
ing of the board of directors OF
Rawson Lateral Company, Ltd, held
the office of the company on Janus
l4th, 1907, an assessment OF 10 81
per share was levied upon the cap1
stock of the corporation, payable Y.
now due at the office of the corporauy
Room z, Gem Block, Boise, Idaho Z
that stock upon which this ASSESSING
remains unpaid on the goth DAY
March, 1907, will be delinquent and J
vertised for sale at public auction,
unless payment is made before, WIN I
sold on April Goth, 1907, to pay. 81
delinquency, together with costs Of So
GEO. c. FAIR, Seey'