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The Washington times., 1907-01-01
CHESAPEAKE AND OdIC RY.

lgcheduIs il effect November -. Is15b
400 ! Mold DOMINION EXPRESS
Week davs-StOps at principal points IN
Virginia. Nest4Ouls train, STANDARD
coaches. pITl0E car ~ Clifton Forge NIth
eounect.ca for Virginia Hot Spungs
Pullman sleepers clifton Forge TO Louis
VILE Cincinnati. Indiana polls, 50. Louis
and Chicago. Buffet service from GOrdOua-
Vile
Fast pew AestiDule train stops only al
CioTdousyille. Charlottesville. Stauntoa
Clifton Forge. and C0yingIoa. Va, Ron
csVeFts and Hinton. ". Va Pullman
SleeDeTs 70 Lexington. Louisville, Ciucin-
aati, Indianapolis. ST Louis. and Chi
UaEo. Dining cars. . Ia carte service
one night out
mo p. NJ. P Y. LIMITED. Daiiy
golid yestibule train Pullman Elsspers 70
Cincinnati. Lexington. and Louisville
Compartment sleeping car 20 Virginia
Hot Springs week days. Dining care q
IL caTts service. Slespers Cincinnati 70
ChicaEo and ST Louis and Louisvills 70
Memphis Nashville. and Southwest
Reservations and tickets A. Chesapeake and
Ohio offlces. SO Pennsy lFauia ave. e9s Isth
al near F. ana sixth Street Station. Tsie-
phone Main s731. for PeunsylV ania r
Cab Service. and Main lg68 for c. & o.
Ticket once ro3s-tf
The Washington times., 1907-01-01
SOME RESOLUTIONS
OF THE POWERS

The Monocle has been let into the
secret Of a few New Year resolutions
OF our great men. We append a few:
+. COTrigan-As soon as there is a
little more nap on the velvet we shall
earnestly endeavor 10 renew certain
struggles. without which life has no
zest.
Charley Comiskey-I shall strive. as
heretofore. 70 do the right thing by
mankind Gpciuding Johnson) and to
eNterminate as many as possible OF
the denizsns Of the forest and the
deep
Ban Johnson shall do all can
10 promote the general welfare Of the
American League Gneluding Comis-
keys and endeavor 20 provide the
blessings OF wealth and supremacy TO
all who stick with the big show.
Charles ". Murphy-My aim will be
70 do just about as / have In the past.
II YOU have noticed my rise to fame
and fortune ] think yoa will agree that
il Is very fair for Il young fellow.
Battling Nelson shall continue in
the future as in the past TO swing
onto the dough in the largest possible
gObs.
Barney OIdfeld-I am ready to shut
nay eyes and turn the lever 10 the last
notch on any straight road or any long
curve, but with the kind permission
OF the public / shall escheW right
Harry Puuiam-It will be my priyi-
lege 20 dazzle the camping-Out dis
triCts, meaning those west OF New
York. with good clothes and to say
what / please just as the words hap
pen 10 fall. Al that, IN try not 10
get Fed-headed too frequently.-Chica-
go Record Herald
The Washington times., 1907-01-01
CANS SENDS MOTHER
HANDSOME PRESENT

BALTIMORE. Jan. IA Christmas
present in the shape of a check for
5000 from her son, Joe Cans, was the
agreeable surprise of Mrs. Cans today.
Accompanying the check was letter
or well wishes.
Last night Mrs. Cans sent her son
"a telegram reading: Thanks; keep
stepping Joe" When Joe fought Nelson
in GOldneId. Mrs. Cans told him by
wire Bring home the bacon" and
Whsn the victory had been won. Joe
told his mother by wire that he had
not only the bacon. but the gravy. Mrs
Cans said tonight that she did not know
how Joe had made the thousands that he
sent her, and did not know that he owned
mining stock. When Cans was showing
al the Monumental Theatre here Just
before his departure for T0nOpah, he
said he had been presented with some
mining stock that was on the rise. and
that ne would sell when II reached
figure that he named. Evidently the
sale was made, and his mother was
made the recipient OF the money.
The Washington times., 1907-01-01
SERIOUS TROUBLE BREWS
IN THE PHILIPPINE ISLES
Natives Grow More Disconnected Hourly and Magoon's
Task Will Be to Placate the People
Ignored by Congress-

sion That body now is hardly one that
measures up 10 its grave responsible
ties. II Governor MagOOn is sent there
as vice governor. IL will probably not
be long before he is governor general.
IL Is undoubtedly the plan OF Secretary
Tart 10 advance him TO the head Of
the Philippine government and find some
other berth for Governor General Smith
probably as member OF the Judiciary.
Fear Assembly Outcome.
II is generally expected that the
Philippine assembly viii be called next
spring. II is generally expected when
the assembly meets a flame OF discon-
tent will manifest itself. IL Is needful
thai there be in the islands a man like
MagOon. able 10 placate the Filipincs.
Secretary Taft himself expects 10 be
present at the opening OF the assembly.
The Secretary feels keenly the need OF
a man Xix c Magoon with q talent for
getting or with the Filipiuns in Manila.
and he will be greatly relieved when Ma
COON goes there.
IL was never his plan 20 send MagOon
10 Cuba. His idea was 10 send Governor
Winthrop Of Porto Rico and IL was due
10 Secretary Root that MagOOn was
fnallv ordered to Cuba In the present
Philippine commission he las no repre-
sentative that fully comes up 10 his re-
quirements and he Is anxious 10 see
the transfer OF Masoon made as soon
as practicable.
What disposition will be made Of Gu
ban matters when MaEOOOn goes Is not
announced. In some quarters. there is
talk that W. !. Buchanan viii be chosen
20 succeed Magoon as head OF the
provisional government Ia Cuba. II Is
certain Buchanan has been freely con-
suited on Cuban matters lately by the
War DEPARTMENT officials,
The Washington times., 1907-01-01
NINE NOTED HORSEMEN
WHO DIED DURING YEAR

LEXINGTON, KY, Jan. Mime
horsemen with interests in and around
this city. have died during the past
year.
They are Mai. R. G. Thomas. Gus
Strause, Capt. s. S, Brown. George
Headley. Col. J. r. Pepper Charles r.
McMeekin. J. l.. Mcdonald. b. Smith
Gentry. and A J. Cassatt OF this
number six were natives of Kentucky.
while the other three were Eastern mil
lionaires who had only their thorough
bred interests here.
McMeekiu and Mcdonald were killed
In the Salisbury. England, railroad
wreck. Gus Strause died of heart fall
ure. and the others rather Suddenly.
The Washington times., 1907-01-01

NEW YORK. Jan. THE" Allen.
The pooIroom king and one of the best
known sporting men Of the country in
a remarkable interview today, declared
that Larry" Jerome. father OF District
Attorney Jerome. first led him into a
gambling house.
Driven from the gambling field by Dis
trict Attorney Jerome, The Allen has
given up the fight 10 run his Poolroom-
Allen ran scores Of pOOlrooms for years
in this city He was an unseen power
IN politics. and the police were unable 10
close him up. His fortune ranges into
the hundreds OF thousands. In the first
interview Allen has ever given he ad-
vises everyone 10 keep away from pool
rooms for only the man behind the game
can win.
"Shun the PoolToom."
'The" Allen is seventy-three years OF
age. He spends his declining years in
helping the poor. Asked Tor a New
Year greeting to the younger genera
tion. Allen said: My New Year greet
ing 10 all men, young and old. is keep
away from poOlrOOms and from
the race tracks. There is nothing in
IT, You cannot win
How did you drift into the gambling
business?" was asked.
1T vas many years ago replied Al
len. Larry Jerome. the father of the
district attorney, taught me 20 gamble.
He was fine man and a personal friend
Of mine. We went TO a gambling house
IN a cab, and Larry taught me faro,
And now his son is putting you out
OF the business Isn't that a rather
strange coincidence
Wants Betting Killed.
1T seems that way" replied Allen.
But / will say this much for Mr..
Jerome; 1 wish him all the luck in
the world He is interested in a night
which has cost me thousands and
thousands OF dollars. / want him 10
have his anti-raee track gambling bill
made a law. You cannot make the
people believe that poolroom gambling is
a sin when the law says IL Is lawful
ON one side of the fence and felony on
the other
do you think horse racing is a good
sportg'
I never saw horse race run in my
life. / never backed horse in a race,
and l never was in g. pOOlrOom IN my
life while horses were running at the
track Nv interest in horses was 10
run a poolrOOm, and l put NY money
ia them
The Washington times., 1907-01-01
Did You Get Your Share
Of the MINIS Output?
Philadelphia Plant Coined 166,650,233 Pieces
of Money, Most of Which Was Cold
and None Silver Dollars.

AS was the case in 1906. not a single
dollar piece was coined.
Double eagles. 10 the number OF So
$50, were cast. and l65. 497 eagles. S4s.-
$50 half-eagles, and l76, $50 quarter
eagles minted.
The above figures, as might be ex-
pected. appear trivial when It is seen
that 19.95s, 400 dimes were turned out.
feat eclipsed by the minting of sS.6iS.-
10 nickels, which is forced TO yield the
palm &c pennies. of which S5,022. 255 were
made.
The Washington times., 1907-01-01
WASHINGTON CLUB GETS
GANLEY FROM PITTSBURG

PITTSBURG. Jan. Last night the
Pittsburg baseball club turned over
Player Ganley to Manager Cantillon.
the new leader OF the Nationals.
Ganley, who was Internationally re-
leased TO Washington. and who vas con-
sidered one OF the fastest felders on
the team. cost his new employers not one
penny. Ganley played in 1874 games and
was at bat SIS times last season. for an
average OF .25f. The former PittsburEer
was at first thought 10 have been dis
posed Of 20 the Boston Nationals.
The Washington times., 1907-01-01
DOWIE'S FIREMAN
SHOOTS AN ELDER
Man Is Caught in Church
Officers Home and
Fires on Him.

CHICAGO. Jan. Elder Peter Ropp
one Of Dowte's most prominent sup
porters. was shot last night by Rudolph
Zolllnger. a night fireman at Shiloh
house. in Zion City. The motive is sup
posed 10 have been robbery. Three
rival ali-night watch meetings were
held In Zien by the various factions.
II is supposed that zoliinger thought
Elder Ropp would be absent from home.
He knocked at both front and rear
doors and receiving no response. enter
ed the house through a window. Ropp,
aroused by the noise. came down stairs.
and as he appeared In the hall. Zoi-
linger shot him IN the hand and ned.
The Washington times., 1907-01-01
SCHAFER MURDER
NOT BERGER'S ACT
Jail Records Show His Con.
feSSion as to Killing
a Fake.

ELKHART. Ind. Jan. THAT Frank
Berger made a fake confession OF the
murder OF Miss Sarah schgf,r. the pref
~ Latin teacher at Bedford, Ind. has
been learned By Elkhart county officers,
who received telegram from Warden
L. b. Gould. OF the Ohio prison at
Columbus.
The Bedford murder took place on the
night OF January p. 1904. and Berger
was released from the prison July 5.
1894 six months later.
The Washington times., 1907-01-01

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. during the
year 1906 the output OF the United States
Mint, In this city. reached the enormous
total of l66 650-233 pieces. with a value
OF 81. 307. S39.03
The coinage shows an excess over 1905
of 35,lO6.0s5 pieces, and with the eX-
ception OF 100000 worth OF gold for
Mexico. no coinage for foreign countries
was done.
or the coinage for the year, SO, lS7, $50
was gold. $4.229, 346. IS silver, and So
As0,s0S-S0 base-that is TO say scent
pieces and cents.
The Washington times., 1907-01-01
sHEPHEARD TO ROW DOUBLE.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 1t is an
nounced that Shepherd, Of the Sea
wanhaka Boat Club. Brooklyn. who
was looked upon as "A promising candi-
date for the championship, but proved
a great disappointment 10 his friends
last season. has prodted by his expe-
Tience. and win have competent coach
early IN the spring
Shepherd Is booked 10 row in all pro-
vincial regattas in singles, and when
the strain is not TOO great will take
Hoben for a partner and row senior
doubles.
The Washington times., 1907-01-01

The fact that Governor Magoon Is
before long to be brought back from
Cuba where he is the head OF the pro-
visiOnal government, and sent 10 the
Philippines. as vice governor, has made
il clearer than ever that the Admins
tration Is confronted there with an eX-
tremely hard problem.
The men who are most familiar with
the Philippine situation take a gloomy
view or things. On this side Of the
water, a lot OF glittering generalites
have been INDUCED in about the duty
owed 10 the Philippines. but when II
has come down 10 the doing OF SPECIFIC
things for the betterment OF the islands,
there has been little execution.
In the meantime. the Filipinos are.
undoubtedly. disconnected. The diff
culties OF Philippine control are growing
instead OF diminishing. II has not been
long since Gen. Leonard Wood made
a demand for more soldiers and more
artillery in the Philippines. which was
a shock to those that carry the idea
the Filipinos are becoming more and
more content 10 live under the stars and
Stripes.
Business on Decline.
The most reliable information from the
islands is that conditions, in a business
and industrial way, are not improving.
Trade has not bettered. as the Fill
pinos expected II should
About a year ago. when Secretary
Tart and his Congressional party were
in the islands. profuse assurances were
given that a bill would be passed BY
Congress to reduce the duties on goods
imported into the United States from
the Philippines They were greatly dis
appointed when H0tEi7S was done, and
now they are gloomy over the fear that
the short session Of Congress- will adj
journ without doing anything. It IS
well understood that their fears are
we'll founded. and that there is a power
full body IN the Senate unwilling 10 see
the Philippine tariff bill passed.
The conditions in the islands are such
as 10 call for a strong man TO give di-
rection 10 the affairs OF the commits
The Washington times., 1907-01-01
SING SINGS DEATH CHAIR
EMPTY ONE WHOLE YEAR

NEW YORK. Jan. There were no
executions in Sing Sing during the year
1850 thereby breaking the record OF half
a century. There are half a dozen con-
demned men In the prison, but they all
ordeal
The Washington times., 1907-01-01
GREETING FOR 1907
FROM THE" ALLEN
Hopes for Bettng'S Death,
and Warns Against
POOlrOOmS.
ABOUT "IHE" ALLEN

First entered gambling room
with father OF District AttOr-
ney jerome, anti-gambling
crusader.
Never saw a horse race in his
half century of professional
gambling.
Advises all men 10 Shun pool
rooms.
Hopes anti-racetrack gambling
bill will become law.
The Washington times., 1907-01-01
SEkBOARD AIR LINE Rail WAY

Ticket once. 1871 FsnnE. ave.
For Petersburg Raleigh. Wilmington. Co
iumbia, Savannah. Jacksonville. Tampa At
lanta Birmingham. Mobile. Pensacola, snd
New Orleans.
1919 Al DAILE-SeabosFd AIaIl-Through
Pullman Sleeper 10 Jacksonville. Fla: also
through PsTloT Car 10 Ftnehurst. y. G. CAFE
Dining Car Washington 10 Hamlet -. G.
s.z5 =. M DAILY-Seaboard Exprass-s1Ifd
train, with Pullman Sleepers. 20 Jacksonvills
and Tampa. Through sleeper TO Atlanta
Birmingham and Memphis. Daily eN-Sun5ay
Through Sleeper u PinehHrst. cafe Dining
Car. del--If
The Washington times., 1907-01-01
CASKET UNDER 0BELlSK
MAKES MADRID RICHER

MADRID. Jan. 1.-The city Of Madrid
Is richer by 800 doubloons. because of
the opening of the cornerstone under
an obelisk, which was erected when
the French troops entered the city, in
1905. A Casket was found by the work
men, who We're taking up the Obelisk
In addition, gems were found which
represent a value of about 5000
The Washington times., 1907-01-01

Railroads.
BALTIMORE & Ohio B. &.

LEAVE STATION. New jersey ave. and 81
ROYAL BLDE Line.
EysFy otEsr hoar On The Odd Holr
To PHILADELPHIA AND new YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. zD ST.. NEW YORK
sTs0G An Diner, Pullman Pa-ler.
800 an. --Bune5. PaTlgr : ar. Train.
as 90 a m-Diner and Pullman ParlaF Car
I'll 90 a m.-DlneT and Pullman Parlor Car
a 90 p.m.-DlneT ana Pullman FaFior Car
sa:o0 p.m--.Royai LIMITED. AL PuiimAns
fA0o pm.-Coachez - Philadelphia
= 90 p.m.-DineT and Pullman Parlor
400 p.m.-coaehss 70 Philadelphia
all 80 p-ln.-sleepe4s-
= 81 p.n--Slespsrs.
ATLANTIC CITY. t7soo. 's:o0. THO a. M.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
WEEK DAYS, J a. a. 10 r. Il.
TO BALTIMORE
Week Gays .;5l. 500. 5-5J. 100. 20. 500.
n:o5. 100. 400. 400 s.z0. 400. 4:45. 800 5 %.
$50. 600. 90. TOO. $40. s.se. 1000. 10 IS.
- Sundays: g.s5. 700. 80. SD. 200 70 %.
II 90 a. m. no. "a. s:go g.s3. 90 5.sg. s:s0
soc. 1000. le'15; u 20, u "a p m
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. -I.22 p. IN.
'G.sIfNcINNATI. ST. LOUIS. ARD LOUIS
Wits Pf44ss FL a y q; 90 p ma 70 Aish5
Il CLEVELAND. $40 ,. m COLUMBUS.
WHEELING III 500 a. m. .s.s0 .. m.
WINCHESTER. fs-ss al -. f4.05. 15.03 pm
ANNAPOLIS. week days. 800 a. IA. lzso5
noon. 40. e;vo ,. IN Sundays. s'-9 a. n and
20 D. n.
LURAY and ELRToS, -4.os p m.
FREDERICK. tS.S5. --s;ls Z. m. ''I.so
s4.B, f5:a5 .. IA.
HAGERsTOWN. is.s5 a. m. and IS 90 D. m
BOYD ana way points. fE.2 g. 'ss-is a. m.
49, 20. Is 90. - 80. 'sIel5. fl % p. IA.
GAITHERgBuRG and way points IS g
sssI5 a. IN. TlZssl. -si.23. fa.3J s5.d5
f5:8. f6.5g ss7.25. sslO:I5 flI:e5 p. m
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way
HuH ID
Il - p N.
.Daily. Except Sunday. sssundays only.
Reservation Of Sleeping or Pariur Car
space rates of fare. etc, WiIl be quickly FIR
nished BY TELEPHONE a. All u the fol-
loving Ticket Offices; 1911 q 81. Telephone
Maln I5sI. els Peunsy ivania ave Telephone
Main 81. StaUiUn, New Jerssy Ave. ana c
St Ticket once, Telephone East Isl: Infor-
nation Bureau. East ia nozs-tf
The Washington times., 1907-01-01

If you ended the old year
rightly answering some ads.
begin the new year even bet
ter by both using and answer
ing want advertisements.
Decide to follow the ads"
more closely this year than
last.
Did you save some money
last year because of that habit
you have of reading the store
ads'" Let the habit grow
stronger-and you will make
more this year than last.
The Washington times., 1907-01-01
Proposals.

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING OFFICER. u.
T. SOLDIERS HOME, Washington. D. C..
December 81. 1906. Sealed proposals VIII he
received here until O'Clock D. m. January
80, 1907, and then publicly opened for erection
OF a building FOR a power plant and for cleo
tric elevators for new mess hall and dCrmi-
tory building at the Soldiers Home. Infor-
nation on application. DetOsit OF 81. 90 re-
Quired on drawings for power house JOHN
STEPHEN SEWEL.L.. Capt. Engrs.. Con-
structing Ofncer. de31. JAIL ass
The Washington times., 1907-01-01
CAT!

1t makes me smile now" said Miss
Anteek, when ] think how much afraid
OF the dark / was wlen / was very
small"
70! we'll. replied Miss Knox, 1T
wasn't 50 becoming 10 YOU then as il
Is now By the way. did you ever try
facial massage? ''-Phnadelphia Press
The Washington times., 1907-01-01
For Saie-Suburban.


hANlNg had the misfortune 20 lose my
neaItn. am compelled 20 sacrifice as nice q
niue home As can be found around Wash
lnston, and only &c fare; over = acre: fenced
Win wire. new 81. house; stable chicken
mouse, wired run store lzXz9i apples pears.
peaches. cherries. CuTTduLs. rasDhaFrlrs
grapes. shade SOW; chickens; horse: wagon
socd business can be done. but ! cannot az
tend 20 Il; must get away at once. give me
1850 800 cash ana SIS monthly. and my loss
Is your gain. THEFOIL. Times once
de3i-tf
A z0o-FOOT frontage on Ridge ROAD. beau
ulully located, VIII sell la lots or as a
WHOLE price. ~. SO MILLEH-SHOEAiA KEH
CO. lsZ Wisconsin ave. nolJ-tf
CONNECTICUT AVE. TERRACE-This new
subdivision IL now being plated into y ana /
acre lots. also 20 building lots. fronts 1908
feet on fashionable Connecticut ave. nat
urAl forest shade trees on every lot. prices.
&C 20 5sc square fost. Terms, 500 Il g5g.j
cash; balance. 80 20 80 monthly. Write, tsle-
phone. or call Tor preliminary plat ana fun
particulars.
FULTON r. GORDON
Suburban Realty Operator,
ROBERT T.. HEATER. Mgr
Colorado Building. Tel Main SO.
oc8-tf
The Washington times., 1907-01-01

ONLY $50 Pc acre for S. 10. and I5-acre lots
On the Great Fails and Old Dominion rail-
read az Spring HiI. 20 miles fran George
town. 3 miles from Great Fails. low fare.
good soil. buy now. before prices advance.
easy terms. TIE HINE REAL ESTATE
AGENCY. Vienna. Va. Or Room z9s. C0lum-
blsn building deIt-s0t
The Washington times., 1907-01-01
For Rent-StableS.

TWO VERY DESIRABLE STABLES in the
y " lone down town. 70 let for auto
mobile storage For location and price see
ATKINSON & BALLARD co. (INc.),
81 18th ST. y. W. tai-tf
FOR RENT-Large, new stable with Is
stalls; elevator and fine loft. rear Of 2s4
81 st NV; open all day. Apply p. X. CHA
CoSAS q CO. Sth 81 and Louisiana ave.
deT-tf
The Washington times., 1907-01-01
For Rent-Omces.

DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN the Evans
building. i4ls 20 isg4 New York ave. rent
very low. including heat light, and janitor
service. JOHN .. EVANS 1924 New York
ave nv de3l-31t
1870 NEW YORK AVENTE--Firrt and second
floor rooms. suitable for real estate
dentists, etc, from s. 10 So. situation
unsurpassed.
kARRICK & METCALF,
de30-3t 1870 New York ave
FURNISHED OFFICE 10 sublet In the fore
noon or evening. - BOND building. Apply
between and o. de19-tf
The Washington times., 1907-01-01
For Rent-Suburban.

FOR RENT-seven-rooms Brookland. d. O..
loi5 Jackson ST. rent SIC. I'll i 81. nv
de1l-sf
The Washington times., 1907-01-01

s.. go. co-tl0 cash. balance monthly; new six
room and bats Eeml-detached houses a. 18th
and d sts- Sc large lot cemeuted cellars
furnace heat SAMUEL Z MASON. 1910
st, desi-'t
FOR BENT-2+0s Il 81 nv. six room brick
sie.59 .n0nth. Apply SIS Massachusetts ave.
Nv. dssi-3t
The Washington times., 1907-01-01
For Sale-nOuSeS.

HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD on
500 % $50 cash and 80 20 So monthly. For
full particulars drop postal. telephone. Cr
call for illustra'ed plat etc. Of Connect
cut Avenue Terrace"
FULTON r. GORDON.
Suburban Realty Operator
ROBERT T. HEATER Manager.
Colorado Building Tel Main 20.
jaI-Iot
The Huttig news., 1907-12-21
SfLf-MURDER.

Every once in a while there is
 startling suicide. Some person supposed to be endowed with many blessings commits self-murder, while others who have compara- lively little to live for cling to life stubbornly. It is possible to think of some cases when death may be inflicted with rational and ,en logical purpose; but, usually, the suicide is mad. The act springs from self-pity. And morbid self pity is dangerously akin to insanity. If persons feeling the suicidal im- pulse realized that it was a symp- tom of that most fearful of visit ants-madnes ess-they might be protected from themselves by the counter impulse by saving their minds. Surely a~y intelligent per- son. experiencing sense of aber- ration, would hasten to do some- thing to fight it down and overcome it. But the unfortunate suicide. blinded by self-pity, does not real ize that the destructive impulse is a mental danger signal. as pain is the signal of danger to the physical body. Physical pain seems fend- ishly cruel at times. It is a raven ing thing, affecting the innocent and guilty alike. But it is the means of preservation. Pain and fear are vital necessities for the preservation of life. It seems par adoxcal to say that the urging of self-destruction can be saving quality, but there is no doubt that many have felt it and fought it., and, in fighting it off, have over come the trouble behind it. To overcome the one it is necessary ito overcome the other. The sui cidal impulse is an indication that the emotions have been permitted to drag the enchor of sanity. lm-
The Huttig news., 1907-12-21
For Prosecuting Attorney.

The News is authorized to announce
 NEIL c. MARSH as a candidate for the nomination of prosecuting attorney for the Thirteenth Judicial District subject to the action of the Democratic primary.
 The News is authorized to announce
 W. E. PATTERSON as a candidate for prosecuting attorney of the 15th Judicial District, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. The News is authorized to announce
 CHAs. W. Mckay as a candidate for prosecuting attorney of the 18th Judicial District, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. The News is authorized to announce
 J. Y. STEVENS as a candidate for prosecuting attorney of the l Eth Judicial District. subject to the action of the Democratic party.