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The Washington times., 1907-10-20
WOODAEN'S CAMP
PLANS BIG BALL

a. R Talbot Camp. Modern Wood
men Of America, at its session Thursday
night initiated three candidates, Messrs.
McAEistsr, Smith, and Jones.
Clerk Henry Nolan was reported sick
and unable TO attend, The camp ac-
'cepted the invitation of Carnation Camp.
Royal Neighbors of America, to Join
them in a euchre party in November.
Invitations have been issued for the
third annual ball Of this camp 10 BE
given IN the National Rifles Armory
October 3. This is expected to eclipse
anything OF the kind ever given by The
WOOdmen OF the city.
Friday night the officers and degree
team visited the new camp in South
west Washington. Monumental Camp.
No. 1906, and exeInpnhed the degrees.
This camp was Instituted by District
Deputy William Mccartney and Assis-
tnnt Deputy A. z. Chaffee, October II.
with q charter list of twenty-eight. Head
physician J. ". Sutherln acted as IN
stalling officer. and was assisted by
Consul H II. Willard The new camp
viii meet In the Odd Fellows Ian.
our-and-a-half and G streets south
west, on Friday night of each week.
Columbia Camp will celebrate its sec
Ond anniversary at its hall in the Knights
OF Pythias Temple Monday. The Of
fccrs and degTet team OF A. r. Talbot
Camp VIII be present, and confer The
degree upon a class of candidates Sc
cured IN honor Of the occasion.
There Lave been over 451 certificates
issued to new members in the District
Of Columbia since the first Of the year.
bringing the sotal membership up t.
nearly LOO.
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EUCHRE CLUB MEETS
FOR 'O7-'O8 SEASON

The Capitol Hill Euchre and Social
Club was reorganized this week at the
residence of Miss Maize Gardner, 81 b
street northeast, for the season Of '0l-'OS.
with the following players:
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Gardner, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Sladen, Mr.. ana Mrs. J. T.
Rurnup. Mrs Gardner, Miss Maize Gard
lei, Miss Z 9. Cole, Z P. Collision,
Robert c. Henry, Roy T. waste.
Those winning prizes were Mrs. q. A
Gardner, first ladies' prize; w. A.
SIaden. first gentleman's prize; the two
BOBBY prizes going TO Mrs. W. A
Sladen and Roy T. Yaste.
The next meeting viii be held at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. a. Caro-
ner, $50 Z street southeast october 30.
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RECHABITE TENT
TAKES IN 8 MEMBERS

Advance Tent. No. 1903, independent
order Of Rechabites, met in their hall.
64S Louisiana avenue northwest. last
Wednesday evening, with Deputy Ruler
J. II. Bangs presiding. Five new
members We're Initiated. Past High
Tent Chief Ruler J. c. Moore conducted
the ceremonies. Among the visitors
present were High Tent Corresponding
Secretary Bartlett and Mr.. Sherwood
OF Jehu Tent, No. %
An invitation was received and ac-
icepted 10 attend in q body a temperance
rally TO be held by the high tent IN
toe First Baptist Church. Alexandria,
Va, october %. Addresses were made
by Messrs. Bartlett. Hilton. Feaster.
Nllhooley, Bangs, Person. Shower. Mar
I'm, Moore BurleW, Walker Newman
Woodward, Bickerton, BTOsnan, Foley,
Robinson and others.
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FARRAGUT CORPS
PLANS POVERTY SOCIAL

The officers and members Of Farragut
Relief Corps, No. ), Women's Relief
Corps, held their semi-monthly meeting
Tuesday evening. october "A They were
much benefited by a talk by the senior
vice president, Mrs. Hoagland.
The corps viii give a poverty social
Tuesday evening, October q, and invite
the corps and members Of the G. A. r.
to be present.
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MAGCABEE TENT
TO ENTERTAIN LADIES

Tomorrow evening VIII be ladies night
at the review of National Tent, Of the
Knights Of The MaCcabees Of. the Wol ID
Members are requested 10 bring thclT
wives. mothers, sisters. and sWeethearts
TO hear one. of Mrs Charles NJ Yep
per's Interesting travel talks. Follow
ing her address q literary and musical
program VIII be rendered.
Sir knight c. Il. Matthews Is taking
his vacation at the jamestown EXPOSE
ton and other Virginia points
The officers Of National Tent are very
rruch gratided over the increased al
tendance at The reviews.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & 0HlO E. &.

LA " STATION, Ee~ jersey ave and ( q.
ROYAL Bloc LINE.
Every Cher Heur ca the odd Hour.
10 PAILA DELFHIA AND NEW YORK
NzW TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW HOhb~
~ A-u---Dinel Pullman Earlor-
ls-vy a-ni--Bunet. Psrior. . Hr. Train
-5'y9 arn.-Dner ana Pullman PaTloF Car.
1l4sV9 afn--Dlner and Pullman PariOr Car.
Nv p.n--Diaer Hld Pullman PariOr Car.
t6:v0 p.m--'hoyal Limited" AL Pullman
ff.e0 p.m.-Coaches 10 Philsdelphia.
=. 20 p-m--DiEer and Pullman PsrloF.
$40 p.n.-COacleE u Philadelphia
tll.5u p-ul--Slecpers.
= 90 a.m.-EieepeTs.
~. ILANIIC CITY. t7;Oo. 200. IA 90 q M.
ANNAPOLIS. week days. SOC a. N. R;O5
n-en' 4.45, 900 IN, sun. 30 an. $50 PIN.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
tSfsek days zoo q N 10 S p.mj
10 BALTIMORE.
- 1870, - 80. = 90. . 20. 1850. $50 s3H
10 10, 10 a. m. il1.e0 moon Iis.S
= - = ~. - rs. 800. 1900. -6.Jo.
fsise' @le:go 'l0.S5. IL 80. "II.35 , IA
WESTWARD.
StieACO. 'silg a Ia, i -. - 20 p. N.
4NSiNNATL ST. LOUIS. ara LOUIS
LIS = 70 a m, '4:es ?. IA. !. % might
IL 30 night
Glen ELAND -s:io D. m.
COLUMBUS. % 30 D. m
MHEELING. s9:IO a. n. Is 80 q n.
~ LtSS.It E.51 ER, 1870 g. r. o., 800 M
FREDERICK. ts:zo. 1910. ss9:l5 am. 'sl:s0.
= 90. 49, ?. m
HslAGERsToWN. ts1o a m. 1880 p. m.
,5Sdiiy- fEXcspt SUNDAY. ssSundav only.
TELEPHONES az all Of the following Ticket
Siu' esi I4i' . ST.. Main 1881: 61S Pennsyis snia
49,, nam Z1si station, New jersey Ave
R I1 ST. Ticket oftics. East es7 Information
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THE KANSAS EDITOR.

We don't know who win succeed Us.
but we sincerely hope that he viii re-
cove the support due him, but we fear
chat he viii not for there are more
tight wads, big jacks and two-faced
hypocrites in this town than any place
We ever knew. Ana since we know
the situation better, we are less sur
Prised that the long tongues do so much
talking, for there is so devillsh much
for them 10 talk about.-Trom the
Hiawatha Democrat
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RI.

Schedule in effect September e. 1919
&'W +. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS
heeA days-Stops al principal points IN
virginia Nestibuis train, standard
SOaShssi pariOr car 70 Virginia Hot Springs,
hsnulef Ia no. Is from Gordonsvtlle. which
mas q "a carte dining car and connects
~ C0Vinston FOR Virginia Hot Springs
FliInan sleeperS Clifton Forge 70 Louis
VILE Cincinnati, Indianapolis st. Louis.
and Chicago.
$40 p. M.-New C. & o. Limited. Daily
East new vestibule train: stops only at
GoEdonsxills. Charlottesville. stanton
Nl4lon Forge, and Covington. Va; White
sulphur. ROncsverte. and Hinion, ". Va.
EnLInan sleepers to Lexington. Louisville
Cincinnati, Indianapolis. Ct Louis. and
chicago, Dining Cara. Ia carte service.
One night out
udo P. NJ r '. LIMITED. Daily.
solid Nestbule- train. Pullman sleepers to
cincinnati, Lexington. ana Louisville
compartment sleeping car 70 Virginia Hot
Springs week days. Dining Cas- a IA
csrte service. Sieepers Cincinnati to Chi
cag) and St Louis and Louisville TO
Memphis. Nashville, and Southwest
heseTvaIions and tickets at Chesapeake and
ohio ohces. 90 Pennsylvania ave: sos 18TH
-, near T; and Sixth Street station Tele-
RPIr2ne: Main $3.50, Tor Pennsylvania r. r
CAB Service. and Main 1893 or c & o.
AltHet C-lca- eAgl-tf
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RAILROADS.
SEAB0ARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Tscl~aEs 0RTra

NOTICE-FoIlcwing schedule not guaranteed.
For Raleigh, Wilmington. Columbus. Sa-
vannah, Jacksonville Tampa, atlanta, Biz
sos q m daily.-Seaboard Mali. Through
coaches and Pullman sleepers TO Savannah
and Jacksonville. Through sleepers Washing
ton Hamlet ard Hamlet 70 Atlanta ana Biz
minghaTn. Dining cars.
500 p. m. ds4ily.--Seaboard Express Solid
train with coaches and Pullman sieepers to
Savannah, jacksonville and Tampa Through
sleeDeTs to Atlanta. Birmingham. and Mem
phis. Dining cars.
r. II. STANSELaIs, District Passeueer A zent
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DR., SHADE
De. EISK ELGIN

Expert IN the treatment OF private diseases
chronic and acute. 10th sexes. All consuita-
tions confidential Medicine furnished. Prices
moderate. 12.s Pa ave. nv. Phone II. ISIS,
The Washington times., 1907-10-20
OLD HOME WEEK
IDEA IS FAVORED
Citizens of Virginia City
Approve OF Suggested
FeStlVlty.
Tablets to Be Placed IN
Church for PallDearers OF
George Washington.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA. VA, OCT. -

The publication in this evening 5
Times that Alexandra desired TO have
an "old home week has brought Forth
much favorable comment from the citi-
zens generally. The plan is recognized
by al tc be a feasible ore, and ono
which If worked out would do Alex
endria much good.
A. d. Brockett. one Of Alexandria
leading citizens. and an active worker
in everything TO help the city, when
seen by a reporter for The Times ,his
evening, said that he was very much
in favor Of the plan, and that he was
sure that TIE week would be a success
If the citizens bectirred themselves and
took an active interest IN It.
1t is pointed out by some citizens that
if the week was held IN February
the parade held every other year by the
George Washington Birthday Assocla-
ton could take place during the old
home week.
The Washington times., 1907-10-20
MISUNDERSTANDING SPECIAL
SOLID YESTIBULE TRAIN
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.


n B-FoilOwing schedule figures published
only as information and are not guaranteed
100 A. M.-Danvilie and way stations
sS:o5 A. M.-HarrisoDE urg and way stations
- 90 A M.-6leepeTs and coaches &c Atlanta
and New Orleans SleeIer to Columbus. ca
Dining Car.
100 A. M-sleeperz ard coaches 70 Co
lumbta, Savannah. and Jacksonville, Diains
car.
ft.ol P. notwithstanding and way stations
Sass P A-Charlottesville, Wsrrenton, and
way stations
'6sI5 P. M.-sIeePers and coaches to Atlanta
Sunset Route Tourist Sleeper 70 San iran
cisco trf-weskIy.
$50 P. M.-Sleepers and coaches TO Char
iotts. Columbia. and Augusta Dining car
'1O:i5 P. M.-Sleepers and coaches via
Lynchburg and BTistNO to Chattanooga Nam
phis. and New OrleLlIs Dining Car.
400 p. M.-New York and New Orla.,,
Limited. Solid Pullman 10 AsheyflIe Atlanta
Birmingham, and New Orleans. Dining ca,
Club and Observation Cars
Note-sDaily- fWeek days.
c. h. AckERTa 5. Il HARDwICK.
WI TkYLoE eH.A1spndI2T T. 81.
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The Washington times., 1907-10-20

Congressional Council, No. 800, met
Wednesday. with a good attendance.
The ceremony OF initiation was per-
formed. The secretary was requested to
forward q letter of coincidence to the
family OF Capt. J. W. Myers, late secre-
tary OF the National Union senate, who
died October 10, at Toledo, Ohio. At the
next meeting Of the council. November
20 next, Roger B. fancy Council, No. $50
The Washington times., 1907-10-20
AUCTION SALES.
PUBLIC SALE.

WE WILL SELL az public sale on Monday.
October p, at 10 o clock a. M, at the Ar
lingtOn Horse COmpany's stables. 30. 1881 n
ST NV, Washington, d. c. 20 head Of ac-
climated horses, all good Orkers and driv-
ers- W j.. MYERS. It
AT WALTER 3. WILLIAMS & Co, Auction
Rooms, corner 10th ana u SITS. NV on Sat
urday. october %. at 10 clock viii be sold
all goods stored IA the names os Rachel
Pendleton. r. L Hanaver and AIRS. Chas.
Wet. Z. s, STORAGE co.
0eIg-ct
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NATIONAL UNION MEN
HAVE BUSY WEEK

East Capitol Council, No. zoos, had a
very pleasant meeting Monday, at 914
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. Presi-
dent A. Girouard had returned from
trip to Montreal, and the members
turned out TO welcome him. Speeches
were made by friends Glrouard, Riker,
and c. F. Mallard. of National Capital
Council, No. 447O. An oyster supper
was served at a cafe
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MONEY TO LOAN
On Real Estate.

MONEY TO LOAN on approved cftv real
estate at lowest current rates. Special priv
ileges with respect TO prior payments. Iarga
amounts a specially TYLER & RJJTHFP
FORD, 1897 st. NV. oC1s-tf
SECOND TRUST
LOANS on REAL ESTATE
Any Amount Lowest Rates
NATIONAL LOAN AND INV. CO
THOMPSON BLDG. 703 18TH ST N
Opposite Treasury Next DRUG Store
Be20-tf
MONEY TO LOAN IN sny AMOUNTS 49,.
TO 8 per cent ca District OF CoIuu bfs rssf
estate. Every consideration shown borrov'sr-
The HARRISON REALTY COMPANY,
Phone Main sss& so7 @ STREET N. -.
my2e-E
HONEY 10 LOAN ON D. c. REAL, ESTATE
Lowest rates OF interest Payments on pr5n-
sipal In amounts OF 400 or more received az
sny interest period THE F. II. SMITH CO.
Bond Buildiag, laos New York ave.
1e5-u
HONEY TO LOAN-SSso TO $500 Ooo on 10 =
real estate Interest low. and All trznaao-
lions conducted with economical considers
don for borrowers.
WA H SAUNDERS q Co
1907 F St n. ".
MONEY 10 LOAN AT LOWEST RATES
OF INTEREST on D. c. Real Estafs IA
unreasonable delay.
WALTER H. ACKER-
He4-u 142o + ST. n "
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Capt r. F. Knox today sold at auc-
ton the following property; To Park
AgneW. for 500, a lot Of ground on the
east side of Lee street, south OF Church
street; TO Park Agnew, for $40. lot OF
ground on the south side OF Church
street, running into the Potomac river.
To NJ. B. Harlow, for $175, a lot OF
ground on the south side Of Greene
street.
The Washington times., 1907-10-20

The Mems League OF the First Baptist
Church will hold its seni-monthly meet
ing Monday evening.
The sunday School OF the Baptist
Church viii soon begin 10 erect a build
ing on the lot south of the church to ac-
commodate the library OF the Sunday
school
At the request of the Mt Vernon
Chapter. Daughters of the American
Revolution, the vestry Of Christ Church
have granted permission for the erec-
ton Of a tablet III old Christ Church in
memory OF the palIbearers OF Gen.
George Washington. The palIbearers
were Coils Charles Simms, Dennis Ram
says, William Payne, George GilpIn.
Philip Marsten, and Charles Little.
The United Charities OF this city have
elected the following officers: Honorary
president, Miss Virginia Burke; presi-
dent. Mrs. J. NJ. White; vice president,
Mrs. s. F. Dyson; treasurer, Mrs. z. II.
o Brien; secretary. Mrs J. z. Alexan-
der; chairman Of the ward committee,
Mrs. s. 9. Sipple. Mrs. VI. L. Price. Mrs.
5. T. Dyson, and Mrs. z. II. O'Brien.
S. H. LuDt today sold at auction the
following property: To Ernest L Her
bert for $500 a lot OF ground with I'm
provements thereon on the east side Of
Pitt street, north Of Gibbon. To Mrs.
Rose E. Downey. for s625. a lot OF
ground with Improvements thereon on
the east side Of Alfred street, south
Of Wilkes.
Capt r. F. Knox today sold at auc-
ton the following property; To Park
AgneW, for SEQ, a lot Of ground on the
The Washington times., 1907-10-20
Money Loaned Salaried PeOpls

and others without security; easy payments;
Offices IN 63 principal Cries; save yourself
money by getting my terms hrst- p. Il
The Washington times., 1907-10-20
PERSONAL.
MRS. WILLARD BISHOP.
CLAIH VOYANT. PIANIST
GREAT REFLECTION All. THIS WEEK.

Mis- W 4AzA4AkD b4EHAEs
CLATR VOYANT. PIANIST.
GREAT REDUCTION ALL THIS WEEK
LIGHT-MORE LIGHT.
Tie CkNOWLEDGED ADkPT AS9
RECoGNlzED AUTHORITY OF HlNDOo
PHILOSOPHY, OCCULT MYSTERIES AND
P Pa MAKES REMAKkA AZ 2 ~
CAN BE REALIZED-YOU WOULD NOT
DESIRE A THING II YOU WE'RE NOT
CAPABLE OF ATTAINING IT."
KNOW HOW TO CONTROL. AND USE
That POWER FOR YOUR SUCCESS AND
NINE II YOU WISH TO SUCCEED II
ANY BUSINESS UNDERTAKING con
suit Me. can put you on the right
road. II you desire to win Ia love or be
reunited with some one from whom some
trouble or estIangement separates YOU
gAN AND WILL HELP YOU TO GAIN
TIE DESIRE OF YOUR HEART.
ARE YOU IN TROUBLE?
The All-Wise Creator did not endow yo4
with high IDEAS. noble aspirations. desire
Tor happiness and return iOE tAat great love
craving within your heart without al tne
same lime placing ~ithiE your reach Inc
means Of attaining these desires. II you are
in trouble Of any kind. or not satisfied vita
your condition ia life come TO me and
win make this clear to you. / have helped
others; I CAN HELP YOU. Positively no
CHARGE IF / fail 10 TELL j OUR FEARS.
HOPES. AND AMBITIONS when you cali
When you viii marry anything you wish q
know. NO FEE IN ADVANCE AND YOU
PAY NOTHING UNLESS PERFECTLY SAT
ISFIED. Call today
1 teach Clairvoy ance. Personal Magnetism.
and Develop ClairvoyanJs. Gail and learn
what gift you possess.
MY CHARGES ARE NO HIGHER THAN
THOSE OF INFERIOR CLAIRVOYANTS.
MY FEES REDUCED IN ACCORDANCE
WITH THE TIMES
Permanently located in my own home.
MRS. WILLARD BISHOP.
7I-NINTH STREET y. W.-7n
Cut this out: IL will not appear daily.
Don't mistake name and number. II
MADAM rHEo. palmlst. card readsr. and
The Washington times., 1907-10-20

HUNTERS Dust-killing Floor OIL should be
used by every housewife. 1t keeps the floor
smooth and glossy: only 3Sc a gallon deliv-
cred. Phone Main Sass or drop postal 10 ia
Pennsylvania ave. NV. ocI2-tf
The Washington times., 1907-10-20

II YOU WISH advice ana information on
any subject. consult Mr.. Million and get a
Psychic Reading or Independent STATE Writ
ing These private sittings recommend
81 for practical ana sensible Information.
SIP ] St nv. oCz0-7t
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from Baltimore, is expected to be pres
ent with at least 100 members.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1907-07-25

The Granger County Teachers In
stitute passed resolutions and among
other things said: eve commend
Gov. Malcolm R. Patterson for the
great interest he has taken in education
al affairs. We especially endorse the
County Board System and feel CRATE.
full to the governor and the general as
sembly for having placed this valuable
school measure upon the statute books
of our state. We hereby heartily en-
dorse the Chestnut bill and all othel
school measures passed by our legisla
ture. We desire to further comment
Gov. Patterson for having selected 81
able an exponent of educational inter
ests as that of State Suerintendent
Robert L. Jones, and we congratulate
the state on having secured the servic
es of man so proficient and suitable.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1907-07-25
Nonresident Notice.
In Chancery Court at johnson City
Washington County, Tennessee.
A. w. Lotspeich ct al.
VS..
Horace G. Miller ct al.

1t appearing from the bill fled in
this case, which is sworn to, that the
defendants, F. s. Kirkpatrick and d.
Il. Howard, are residents of the
State If Tennessee. 1t is, therefore,
ordered that said defendants enter
their appearance herein on or before
MONDAY, AUGUST 5th, 1907,
it being Rule Day of this court, ant
plead, answer or demur to complain
ants bill, or the same will be taken fol-
confessed as to them and set for hear
ing ex parte, and that copy of THU
order be published for four consecu
tive weeks in The Comet.
This, July End 1907.
T. A. SHIPLEY, G. & NJ.
BY J. R. GARDNER, D. @. & NJ,
Reeves & Crumley, Attorneys.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1907-07-25

And who were these "crooks?" They
called themselves federaists, but in
fact they were RECONSTRUCTED tories of
the revolutionary period and denied |
the capacity Of the people for self-gov-
eminent. In this case if they could
succeed by fmsy techdicality in steal
ing the presidency and cheating the
people out of their right to elect their
officers they hoped to dominate the Re-
public, dictate the laws of the land and
change the Republic into a hereditary
Aristocracy, In their unpatriotic
course they not only failed, but vindi-
Gated the wisdom Of the old provePb
that too much cunning often over
reaches itself. But these men were so
intent on battering down government
by the people, that the campaign Of
1900 was extremely bitter. Il h 9
"crooks" accused Mr.. Jefferson of all
the mean things they could think of
and among the other crimes they said
he was a DEMOCRAT. As they were
not guilty Of democracy themselves,
they seemed to think any man in favor
q of government by the people was not
fit to become president of the United
States. Hence, when the opportunity
offered these men struggled for lone
!, time very fercely to cheat this WICKED
u democrat out of the office to which thu
people had elected him. But thes,
men Of "crooked politics" have beef
: dead for long time and man.
;, of them forgotten. Unfortunately
u however, the crooked politics the,
% practced did not die with til IN, bn
: still remains to menace the life of tn
Republic. Though it has been NOR
20 than hundred years since the Ameri
- can people learned this lesson of polit
70 teal corruption, the very same spirit G
!, moral obliquity is rampant today i
y Oklahoma, fighting to deny those pee
u pie the right of self-government. Th
ID Oklahomans to protect themselve
y from corrupt representatives who be
50 tray the people and sell public laws t
~ the grafters included in their constitr
+ ton the initiative and referendum as
III check on traitors in the legislator,
" Ehe CROOKED" politicians who al
" Aow struggling to prevent Oklahom
~ with 1900, 900 population from becon
III ing a state of the Union because 81
le puts curb by referendum on traitor
o. and grafters are not IN favor of govern
d ment by the people. They want to d
10 the governing themselves and hand
ss the people as the chessman handles b
10 pawns. Write it down in the chron
." cles of your memory, that the man {
~ the party who opposes the REFEREl
81 DUM is an enemy to government
~ the people-he is turnkey and nee,
~ a master to make him happy.
u Nj. L. P.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1907-07-25

There has been a considerable
amount of speculation concerning the
probable choice to be made by Gov.
Patterson for the few remaining state
offices of Importance which are still to
be filed by gubernatorial appointment
One of the principal appointments still
pending is that of Warden at the
Brushy Mountain prison. There have
been several names mentioned in con-
nection with this position OF RESPONSE
bility, and the gossips have filled the
office several times over. The opinion
now is that Capt. r. l.. Blevins, OF
Morrstown, will be the choice of the
governor for the Brushy Mountain job.
Capt Blevius has had considerable
amount of experience in this work, he
having served as Warden during the
administration of Gov. Benton McMill.
in. In this connection it is also 'tip-
pid" that Mr.. Flournoy English, OF
Pulaski, who has been mentioned as
strong possibility for the Brushy
Mountain wardenship, Will be named
as deputy warden at the main prison.
Nashville Banner.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1907-07-25
Aliee L0ngw0rth rnrns Trne flmhpr

st. Paul, Mimi, July l6-It is
stated that Mrs. Nicholas Longworth,
the former Alice Roosevelt, climbed a
tree in Lellowtone Park 1t was no
small tree, and Mrs Longworth went
way to the top She did it just to
show that she was her fathers daugh-
ter and to ''stump" her husband.
What the trip lacked in formality
and ceremony it made up in jolity and
good fellowship; according to Charles
Phelps, A New York man who was
here today.
According to the story, somebody in
the party remarked that Mrs Long
worth was certainly able to live up to
the reputation OF her father as far as
being an expert at roughing it was con-
eerned and somebody else expressed a
doubt that Congressman Longworth
could keep up with his wife if she got
started on some real western Stunts
That statesman remarked that while
his wife might have done somthiug il
the way of roping steers and stranglinE
catamounts with her bare hands befor,
her marriage which he doubted hi
ability to equal, he thought under pre-
sent circumstances he would refuse t
admit aey superiority in such things t.
the part of els better nalf
Without a word Mrs. Longwortl
jumped from the carriage which wa
moving at lively rate, grasped at tn
; low branches of tree aud before til
party had time to gasp was scrambin
up the trunk shining" an1 pullin
herself up hand over hand,
It's up to you, cried the hreathles
but smiling triumphant daughter {
the President. "Nick" bought som
l cigars.