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The Washington bee., 1907-03-23

recommendation Of Senator c,,.
Lodge, and it will occupy a consn;.'
Gus place in front of the S4oooo ~ |
gro Building.
Armstrong Manual Training Sch.
the finest example the race has
America, of the city idea Of ind.
trial education-will have an inoo.
ing exhibit, planned by PrincinaI n,
Bruce Evans. The devices and ~.
chanical inventions by Mr Ar,b.
C.Newman are among the MANY cd
ing features. They are simply W.,
derful and must be seen in operate.
to be properly appreciated.
There is now enough material :;
sight to fill the Negro Building I'M
cellar to garret, but as quality rstb.,
than quantity is the desid5ratum f.
character of exhibits must of rs,..
sity, undergo the most rieid scrltiD,
to see that they are up 20 the stand
ard. Exhibits Of the Negro's bigbs,.
capabilities will be welcomed to Il,
last, and space will be cheerfuIIv a,
corded all such articles.
The Negro Exhibit will occupy s,
acres of the Exposition grounds. and
will have several structures for Il.
use of concessionaires, besides II.
$4,000 main building.
Requests for concessions are con.
stantly coming in, and contracts win
be entered into at an early date
The press of the country is Drs,.
tically a unit for the Exhibit. and en-.
lightened public sentiment fully ip,.
titles the policy of placing our ey.
hibits in a separate building; not h
Jim crow" the race, as the irreyerer,
and thoughtless may assert-but to
make sure that the race gets the credit
due it for its skill and constructiy.
genius.
Mr.. Thomas ]. Galloway, Chairman
of the executive committee in cbsrgs
of the Negro exhibit of the jamestown
Tercentenpial Exposition, has gone 70
Norfolk to arrange Tor the establish.
ment of headquarters for his Office
force, and to see to the reception Of
exhibits which have been coming in
with gratifying rapidity from all parts
of the country within the past few
days. There is every indication that
the Negro exhibit will be Of NOS
creditable nature. The display Of a
number of inventions, electrical de-
vices and other machinery and articles
illustrative of the mechanical develop
ment of the race, to be sent from here
by the Armstrong Manual Training
School, under the direction of Mr.
Arthur c. Newman, will be one Of
the striking features Of the exposition
The Washington bee., 1907-03-23
MANHOOD.

The Bee COngratulates its able
contemporary, The Conservator,
and its colored American support
ers for the fight that is being wag-
ed against the enemies of man
hood rights. Editor Wilkins is a
man in this fight against those dem
agogue Republicans who defeated
Mr.. F. S. Barnett for the Judge
ship. 1t is not every man who calls
himself a Republican who is neces-
sarily friend to the colored Amer
leans. There are men under this
Administration who profess to be
"dyed in the WOOL Republicans,
but just see how prejudiced they
are against the colored Americans.
In the several departments of the
Government we can see more preju-
dice and discrimination against the
colored man than ever before. What
means this, at this time, The Bee
does not know. The colored Amer
lean must have some superior met
al in him. He mus possess some
thing that is an eyesore to white
Americans. At any rate the colored
Americans of the State of Illinois
and the city of Chicago, under the
leadership of Editor Wilkins, will
teach demagogues a lesson.
The Washington bee., 1907-03-23
DOING HARM.

This useless agitation of the
school question by irresponsible
people and interlopers is doing the
citizens harm. When The Bee says
citizens it means those who are in
terested in the welfare of the public
schools. Take, for instance, those
who are making objections to the
present school system and see what
they represent. In the first in
stance they have neither school nor
property interests. They pay nei-
ther real nor personal taxes. The
fact is, this city is always infested
with a class of useless interlOpers
who are persona non gratG at their
own homes and a set of impostors
upon the bona fde citizens of
Washington. The Bee still main
tains that those who are the Board
of Education, that a large number
of the white members and probably
one cOlored member are friendly to
the schools and they are doing what
they can to improve their condition.
Take, if you please, DR.. Chancellor,
against whom there has been some
criticism. What has he done? In
the first place, he corrected the evils
which the citizens have complained
existed in the Normal School. He
is endeavoring to place the Colored
High School upon basis that will
command respect and improve the
condition of the pupils.
Attacking the Board of Educa-
ton is not doing Prof. Cardozo any
good. If the people want to help
him The Bee would suggest to the
responsible citizens to represent
Mr.. Cardozo's claim to the superin-
tendent and ask him to reconsider
his recommendation of dismissal
upon the following grounds:
First-The Board of Education
has exonerated him of every count
in the charges but one and that one
charge upon which he was convict
ed was the anonymous letter, which
it is alleged by him that he did not
write.
Second-If he did not write it
and the charges in that letter are
untrue, ask the Board to give him
the benefit of the doubt by suspend
ing him for definite period, after
which time ask for his reinstate-
ment.
The Bee is of the opinion that the
Board would at least give him a
rehearing and if plausible and rea-
sonable presentation is made, The
Bee has no doubt but that such
showing would be favorably con-
sidered by the Board and the su-
perintendent. The Bee has reasons.
to believe that every white mem
Der of the Board of Education has
the greatest amount of sympathy
for Prof. Cardozo, and while a ma
jority of them voted for his re-
moval, that same majority, it is
firmly believed will treat petition
from the people with respect and
DR.. Chancellor and
The Washington bee., 1907-03-23
THE BEE WOULD LIKE TO
KNOW

If female teachers will not be pro
tected against ISLANDERS.
DR.. w. Bruce Evans is holding &
winning hand.
If some people can play successfully
a double hand.
When w. Sidney Pittman and J
A. Lankford
Why colored clerks in the Census
Office are not sent in the field.
Will Mr.. North explain without
further delay.
If there should be any exception
made with "cappers."
When w. Sidney Pittman will join
church.
If Mr. Robert L. Wearing intends
to remain where he is and be in
suited.
If he will permit the Police Depart
ment to intimidate him.
Who will succeed Craig.
Will Prof. J. D. Baltimore name
the happy day.
The Washington bee., 1907-03-23
THE WASHINGTON TIMES
AND THE NEGRO.

Upon what meat doth this, our
Caesar, feed that he has grown so
great?"
The Washington ITEMS, an ev-
ening penny paper OF Washington,
D. c, established about four years
ago as a contemporary and rival Of
the Evening Star, one of the most
The Washington bee., 1907-03-23
CAL a Hat mr.. Director
Continued from ISt page.
ker, Colfax, Iowa.

ker, Colfax, Iowa.
Class of I9o7-John Russell (dental)
Virginia; Ricard Binie, Jr., Carries
ton, S. c.; A. H. Bowser, La Mott
Pa: Walter s. Bucanan, Troy, Ala
bama; H. K. Kraft, Carleston, s. C..
G. w. Harris, Topeka, Kansas; C.
Ricie, Virginia, and z. F. Tyson
Washington, D. c.
On Tuesday night DR.. Washington
spoke in the First Unitarian Church
Marlborough and Berkeley street, in
the interest of the Southern Industrial
Institute for white youths at Camp
Hill, Ala, Rev. Lyman Ward, presi-
dent. TIE principal address of te eve
evening was delivered by the Rev.
Quincy Ewing. Napoleonyille, Louisi-
ana. After this meeting DIR. Wash
ington met the Boston Circle of the
Hampton Alumni Association, Rev.
Henry J. Calls, DID,, president, at
No. ? Claremont street. Those pres
ent were Hon. William H. Lewis, Mr..
Charles Alexander, Mr.. Walter A.
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Walk, Mr..
and Mrs. H. ]. Calls, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles H. Saunders, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. P. Clark, Mrs. Mary c. Garri-
son, Mrs. Coleman, Mr.. Isaiah FL
lott, Mr.. ]. H. Harris, Mr. B. S.
White, Miss George L. Spriggs and
DR.. S. E Courtney.
The Washington bee., 1907-03-23
THE CENSUS OFFICE.

If reports are true there is a
great deal of color prejudice in the
Census Office. The recent dis
charge of Editor Cooper, formerly
of the Colored American, who gave
the Republican party some loyal
support in the campaign of 1904, is
very surprising to his journalistic
friends. The Bee is not certain
that Director North knows of the
discrimination that exists in his Of
fee. The cause of so much color
prejudice is not at all explained.
The Washington bee., 1907-03-23
A COLORED RHODES SCHOLAR

A COLORED RHODES SCHOLAR
From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Allen Leroy Locke, now in bis
senior year at Harvard, has been rs.
Gently awarded the Rhodes scholar
| ship at Oxford, allotted this year TO
the State Of Pennsylvania. He is
Philadelphia boy,with a distinguish
ed record in the schools Of his home
city and at Harvard: and as he was
selected over a number of competi-
tors, there is no reason to suppose
that he will not creditably represent
his country at the ancient English
university. The Philadelphia Press
points out that young Locke is one
OF his race who IS in the third gen.
Grafton of Literally educated men, and
that this distinction Is not as unique
as many may fancy. Be that as Il
may, his success bears eloquent Wit
ness to the possibilities open to the
ambitious colored youth who is in
position, geographical or other 70
avail himself of higher educational
advantages on equal terms with white
competitors. Such a one does not
find himself cribbed and confined e.
ther in the Philadelphia schools Of
at Harvard or any of our greater uni
versities. He there stands or falls Oh
his own merits, and is allowed and
encouraged to develop the best that
is in him.
Young Mr.. Locke found his col"
no bar at his American university
nor will he at Oxford. His presence
there will be accepted quite as a nal.
ter of course, and he will suffer ron
no more social or other discrlminF
ton than did the Indian prince W.,
conquered the hearts of all Eng-al'
through his prowess as A cricks. pay
er. American students al Oxford ha''
shone so refulgently as athletes q. u
cause a doubt as to whether tA9
will win their share Of those schol1'
tic triumphs which have not yet con'
to be despised at Oxford. Mr.. Locks'
announcement that he intends TO &c
vote himself solely to study while -
England encourages the hope that j
it is true that the present fao'''
scholars have been sacrificing DI1-H
to Drawn the current will soon SCI 10
in the other direction.
The Washington bee., 1907-03-23

The Crispus Attucks monurne-l' %
the Boston Commons will be II'''
ferred to the Exposition grouhd'
Jamestown.
The Washington bee., 1907-03-23

WEAVING THE WEB.
Slowly but surely is the Senator
The Washington bee., 1907-03-23
THE BEE
PUBLISHED AT

100 Eye ST., N. W., Washington.
D. c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25
PREACHERS DENOUNCE
THE LIQUOR DEALERS
WILL BE CHARGED
WITH SMUGGLING

Caught In the act Of smoking
opium 10 the Meyers lodging house.
on Third av.. early this morning,
Mr., and Mrs. George Duncan. re
cent arrivals from Victoria, were
arrested by Officers Meyers and
Humphrey and locked up az the city
Jail. Frank LOTUS. Inspector tn
charge Of the local customs house.
stated this morning that he would
file papers this afternoon charging
Duncan with amugsllng opium.
LOTUS declared the police we're In
formed this morning BY n telephone
message that opium was being used
IN a certain room IN the Meyers
house. aud this led 30 the arrest
Inspector OF Customs w. n. Sickle,
who was on duty ri the time. was
informed Of the arrest and the
case IL now IN the hands OF the
customs officials.
Duncan asserted this morning
that he IL a bartender In Indian.
hpolis.
Inspector LOTUS alleged that
when Duncan was searched a pipe
and a small quantity OF opium was
found on bis person. and these az.
ticies will be- held BY the customs
officials a. evidence. Mrs. Duncan
was released this morning on i2b
ball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25
MRS. THAW COMBATS
THE MIGHTY JEROME
REAL ESTATE MEN
TO START BANK

Jonathan clifford. Of the clifford
Realty company. and president q
the Seattle Real Estate Mems Cub,
II authority Tor the statement that
prominent realty men of Seattle are
PLANNING tns establishment o. q
bank. 10 be owned and conducted b
real estate men, and for the purpose
Of making realty loans.
Tho reason given Cor the PROPOSE
ton IL that the banks have put the
brakes on making loans on real es-
tate.
Property value and the growth
81 the city are belns hlndsred b. The
action 81 the banks" said MIR etf-
ford. ''for they are making practic-
ally no loans on real estate, IL spite
o. this fact. they are sending loans
60 eastern corporations, and Some
are even lending In the eastern part
Of washington.
Il have talked with n number Of
the most prominent realty firms tn
Seattle on the proposed bank scheme
and they are All " favor % Il. We
VIZ would be capitalized AZ about
$500. eco. and the bank would have
for ~ depositors the majority ~
the s.tO0 men 10 the city engaged IN
the real estate business The bank
would also be a trust company
Rank officials admit having drawn
tho lines close on Inflated realty
values
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25
WILL OPEN BIDS FOR
s2,255,ooo WORK

Tomorrow At 10 O'Clock the board
u public works viii open bids for
ts.fSo. 600 waferworks improvements
The twin pipe line 10 Cedar river
with all the necessary reservoirs. for
the bringing 90 the city Of an add
ilonai zh,0eo.0 900 gallons daily Of va.
ter.
There are four separate contracts
20 be bid on. The first l. the -
miles Of wooden stavs pipe, the first
" miles 20 be 90 inches IN diameter.
the second ~ miles. sgH inches In
diameter aud the res, Of the pipe
llns. within the city limits. -
inches IN diameter.
The second contract Win be the
Heaccn Hiiii reservoir, to hold iee.-
o0o. 0oo gallons. and the two other
contracts are the Green Lake inter-
mediate reservoir o. be.ooe.ooe gal
Ions. and the Green Lake low seyv-
Ice reservoir 81 similar capacity. The
concrete work on the reservoirs II
10 be bid oa later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25
Hundreds Of Laborers Desert G. N Ry. to Return to
Japan and Join Army--Negroes Hired TO Supplant
Them Cause Trouble.

II. on fhs Coast line. They have
proven xvr1 anmannreable and
havn caused serious trouble 81 many
palnta A wholesale raid was made
On sAs ears IL which they lived ~
ilsiilashan b. ffs Beliingham po-
Ice AID nearly wagon load -
guns. knives ard Fasors sere taken
from the neEroes.
Il - repeated from Vancouver that
aasther train lead % negroes will
be brought 90 Washington Nlthiu =
month from southern Mississippi
fsxss peiats - the Great Northern
This Japanese exodus leaves the
Great Northern very short handed
for Ne section crews az the jays
Esfs almost IN body. few depart.
inx every day until ell we're aone.
1'As 1aeanese iaharsrs on the rail-
rnaAs have ntwaya Operated and~r
4 nsnfsal Asenry ~ Seattle. and the
wosd 81 tue central argent carried
nsnfe ferc~ with them than the
tiarsatm or Increased waEes ~ the
railroad company This agent 3
sid 70 be the direct representative
n the JAgAness xoverntusut n was
through hEFu nat the Jeps Ia ,hts
county usfa recalled 10 fight Rus
asa. and through him they have
again been feesiisd. 10 prepare Cor
war. p<Fhafs With Asnerica.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25
GARBAGE BILL is
DOWNED BY RING

which committee IL the senior, Gili's
frat motion named the health and
sanitation COMMITTEES. Later when
he read the motion from a slip OF
paper he named the finance com
mltfee first. People who saw the
minutes Of the city council imme
diately after adjournment say that
on the records then the finance
committee was named first A read
Ing Of the minutes today showed
tina. the health and sanitation com
mittee comes first. Whether there
81 a 'nigger in the woodp.le" In the
juggling Of this Joint committee 10
not known. but the ends Of the
gang have been contaminated just
the same and the bill has been de-
iayed
Now IL IL promised that a meet
FMS viii be held tomorrow, or some
other DAY this veek. and the gar
bage matter given due considers
ton
There will be no way that the
question can be taken up this
evening. Councilman Kelso. who
has been III for the last two meet
lnrs. win be present tonight, and
II Chs matter was before the council
Il would be passed. and this tho
RAG well knows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25
Caustic Resolutions Adopted In Special Meeting of
All Ministers Of the City Condemning Proposed
Attempt to Evade the Sunday Closing Law

the action Of Mayor Moore IN clos
Ing the saloons on the Sabbath day
Yesterday was generally observed
as dry day In the city. although
seven arrests for drunkenness were
made. and one arrest for selling
liquor without a license was made
in the person Of ". A. CioHfsrman. a
druggist AZ Queen Anne ay. aud
Galer IT.. who disposed Of q bOtsls
~ whisky without the required pre-
serlptian.
a number OF persons took the
ferry tor Wet Seattle" and return
ed with pretty fair cargoea OF the
goods" but not sufficient 20 war
rant a visit 20 the interior Of the
city jail Georgetown WAS the Msc-
On q the thirsty ones. who had ne
tle difficulty In securing the much
desired liquid refreehment
Two arrests were made Of per-
sons who visited the pool room town
and returned with more wet goods
than was considered wise by the
guardians o. the cityH peace. bat
the day as a whole was somewhat
auisier than week ago. due pre-
sumabiy 20 the fact that the fire.
queniers of the out-of- town thirst
emporiufns used more discretion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25
ANDERSON BEFORE
ROSS COMMITTEE

OLYMPIA, wash Fpb. 90 Il. ~.
Anderson, the Seattle manager OF
the Phoenix Leggiag company. was
before the RoHz investigating com
fuittee this morning with the books
Of the company 10 explain why the
company has issued 60 Mark Reed.
It's agent. a cheek Tor $4,000 with
which TO purchase a section % Ma
son county timber land, purchased
FOR tie.0Q
The committee is trying 90 aNcer-
tain What became 81 tho other
ts.epa
Anderson explained that he feared
he might have been required 10 BID
more on arrount % other bidders
and the tS.aoo was later paid Reed
for other services
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25
tseripps Telegraph ssrvls..,

NEW YORK. feb. IS -Daintily
dressed. her cheeks asiosing pink.
Heightened b. the crisp moFning
air. and her step sprightly. Evelyn
Nesblt Thaw appeared IN court this
morning with smile for All on the
aide 81 the defense and an afr that
told Of her readiness 70 complete
what mus, be to her terrible or.
deal.
Information had been received By
Evelyn Thaw that Today Jerome
would attempt to Koad her to dea-
peration and make her unfold the
past. especially all OF her relations
with White from the time OF her
ruin until the fatal night when her
husband killed Der betraser
The three days lapse has put
both sides in fighting trim and the
proceedings today will undoubtedly
be one OF surprises
This morning Jerome sent for
Lady Aashhnrton
II was perslstvutIy runiored be.
fore the case was called that Je.
rome would ask for a lunacy com.
mission before the day is over.
II Is stated that Jerome said this
much early this morning
Evelyn Thaw entered the court
room with a sprinEy step. apparent.
Is nerved 20 complete the fight
The prosecutor began asking her
about the supposed trouble with
her mother while living in ALE.
eheny.
EVELYN denied anv trouble.
Jerome questioned her about the
fund White maintained IN bank for
her. then sought details and &C
quaintanee with Francis Belmont.
Jerome continued his question.
ing about the parties attended by
Evelyn and Frances. and read ex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25
uHsyrhINc RAN OPEN tx.
crpr sALooss--mAyoa HAS
nnDEscE FOR ARRESTS.
VT PROSECUTING ArroR-
nav WILL NOT WORK.

Tacoma. Feb. SS.--The ~Puri.
n suadzy" prescribed by Mayor
NMht ela not natersalize. street
~ sers In operation. girls said
MILO The same way over the
hzeokone lines. cixAr stores we're
4s1 AMI the thesterH gave their
sn<r,ised hiils Only the saloons
grx eloeed
5pisg Il develops that the "Pnri-
u sanday~ Ia 20 BE- a funny a.
Ill 4 ease ~ you do this BY
II mxyuf. ana Il will not by the
ssseensing attorney.
fhfraxh the police department.
MGR Wright secured evidence "a
- the arrest of street car Of
n1s Manager Sands. Of the tele'
,ess company. and the various
nsaese Of the theaters, besides
sss<nee against several saloon and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25
HUMAN HEAD BELONGS
TO LOCAL PHYSICIAN

That physicians Of the city traf.
&c In human bodies was evidenced
by tho finding OF a mans head on
the roof OF the Oriental block.
thereby causing a furore In police
circles until Il was learned that
Or w y Cunningham. With offices
Ia that building. owned the head.
which he Was using for professional
purposes.
That such subjects are IN com.
mon usage by physicians Of the
city II apparent from the state.
ment OF Dr Cunningham TO a Star
reporter. who declared the practice
a common one. adding the lnforma.
tion that be had several more
similar specimens IA his possession.
the most o. which he brought from
Indiana year ago.
The story 10 the effect that tele.
phone workmen discovered the
head Unexpectedly IL eanard.
sald Or. Cunningham. "an the jan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25
HELPFUL HEALTH HINTS FOR ALL

ST Louis girl has done 20 acquire
good health She Is Miss Birdie
Kern. champion woman bowler OF
the United States.
Apparatus9 Now don't set
scared. II will not cost you much.
II starts of with a bath tub and
cold water. The other necessities
are transom sill, two substantial
chairs. floor upon which TO sit.
and a win 70 stick 20 the exercises.
For the readers of the Daily Star
Miss Kern has written three special
articles, telling exactly what she
does to keep herself I'm good health,
In her first article she tells how 70
develop the muscles of the wrist
and arms by simple exercises. In
article number two she tells how TO
develop the lungs. abdominal and
back muscles Articles three tells
ct the proper clrriage, relaxation
an some good hints about diet
III I fresh air, and how to get rid
al ,aclas nvoirdupois.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25
OPPONENTS OF THomsoN's
PLAN DELAY ACTION AND
BILL CAN'T 90 PASSED TO
NIoHr-rEcHHleALiTY USED
TO SECURE NEEDED DELAY.

The Thomson garbage erematory
BIZ IL down and out for another
round. II will not come up In the
city council this evening. This move
ia only one more Ia the game be
lag played b. the whisky rms" In
the city council
The garbage bin was Last week.
on motion OF CHI. referred TO
Joint committee The health and
sanitation committee IL named first
Of the tao joint committees 20
which IL Was sent II Was there
fore Up 70 the ehalrman Of this
committee 10 call meeting Of tie
two committees 10 consider IL.
Charles n. Burnett II the chairman
n this committee. but Mr.. Burnett
entirely forgot the matter. OF. n
he says, was waiting for the chair.
man OF the finance committee 70
call the meeting The finance coin
mltsce IL the other 70 vhleh the
blll was sent
There IL discrepancy IS TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-25

itor knew Of ita presence .ou the
roof aud notified the workmen TO
that effect The head has been In
my possession for six month";. dur
Ing Which time | have frequently
used II for experimental purposes.
ss Il customary among the profee.
slonal men Of the city"
In response 10 the question as TO
where the head had been purchased
the phy stefan declined 10 state. but
would DOT deny that II had been
purchased from a local undertaking.
firm.
4 am not az liberty 10 divulge
the names Of the persons from
whom | made the purchase. he
said. NOR will I make a statement
In this connection other than to say
that Il was . portion Of an I'M
claimed body"
When the matter was explained
90 thu police. Or. Cunningham was
allowed 10 keep the head.