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Richmond planet., 1908-10-10

Cincinnati. Ohio, Sept. 25.-n a
long and carefully prepared state
ment. United States Senator Joseph
B. Foraker tonight took up recent
charges preferred by William r..
Hearst and President Roosevelt, eN-
planning his temporary connection
with the Standard ON Company. and
discussing tine Brownsville incident
and his connection with thc rate bill.
The statement is. in part as follows
'The President co1'ulcuccs his
statement connected w,th she uuhli-
cation of judge Taft's letter with q
bitter arraignment of me because oi
Mr.. Hcarst's charges. which ho an-
pears TO have accepted as fully prov
en- as soon as made. lie does not
wait for proofs or explanation, nor
accept tine same when offered.
"hIr. Hoarsts charges are not slime
ply that J was in The employment 0i
tho Standard OH Company. aud that
I was paid for my services. but that
1 was secretly ia that employment
for illcgitimate purposes. and that
the money / received was paid as
comp mponsation for improperly innu-
cncing legislation by Congress i'm
conflict with and in violation ~ my
Official duties.
"He read @ number Of letters. and
made certain comments calculated. 90
unanswered or explained 90 create
the belief that his charges were true.
Richmond planet., 1908-10-10
Go BE Continued.)

Cadet George Banks Of West
Jackson Street is out again after an
illness Of four weeks
Richmond planet., 1908-10-10
BUuDNG TO BE REPAIRED.

The building viii Dee put in pro-
per repairs and ,ne Hommiues huild-
ing win he fitted up for the home of
the President OF the School The
back pay of AN of the teachers was
settled up and the coal for the rum
ming OF the entire school was paid
for
Richmond planet., 1908-10-10

During the interval Chairman w.
+. Graham held O. very excellent
Trustee Board meeting at the Vir-
ginia Seminary Building. 10 was
largely attended and the brethren
Wed with one another I'm trying to
suggest and accomplish most for the
educational work. Mrs. Mary Rice
Hayes had everything i'm first class
shape and soon showed To the breth-
rem that she was doing all within
her power TO make the incoming of
the new President pleasant and a.
greeable.
The Board fixed q reasonable sala-
~ for Mrs. Hayes as Secretary Treas
urer OF the College. After transact
ing some very important business
the Board adjourned until after the
installation services.
Richmond planet., 1908-10-10
OTHER SECTIONS.

The Clearing House Section met
in the afternoon and the Trust Sec
tion met Wednesday morning.
Each delegate was presented with
a book of street-car tickets and In
vitations to all of the leading clubs
in the city as we'll as to the grand
ball Wednesday evening.
The trip over the "Mofat Road
TO the top OF the Rocky Mountains,
the land OF perpetual snow was by
far the most pleasing act OF the Re
ceptiOn Committee. Box lunch was
served every member of the Amer
lean Bankers Association. There
were four trains with over two thous
and people aboard.
SECRETARY TAFT IN EVIDENCE.
A colored man with a corp Of col
ored walters had charge of the ser
vice. The trains left within ten
minutes of each other last Friday
morning and made the run in about
three hours and a half, starting at
$50 o'clock and returning to the
city at from TO o'clock in the
evening.
The city Is ablaze with fireworks
and marching clubs who accompanied
Hon. William II. Taft to the Audi
torium. The place seats $4,000
people and il was filled at s O'Clock
with a surging crowd clamoring for
admission on the outside. Mr. Taft's
and was decorated with United States
Richmond planet., 1908-10-10
HE TOLD MoNNETT.

"That I was employed 10y the COM
pany was never concealed or denied
on the contrary. such employment
was well known az the time TO all
concerned. Only few days ago.
former Attorney General Monnett.
VINO was prosecuting the proceedings
against the Standard OH Company
at the time, stated in q public inter
view that ! told him at the time that
I had been retained by the company.
If employed and rendering ser
vices, presumably / was compensated
In announcing. therefore. the
mere fact that ! was employed by the
company, and showing that I receiv-
ed payments on that account. no in
formation was impaired by Mr.
Hearst and no offense was establish
ed, for it remained that such employ
ment and payment might be entirely
proper and legitimate.
Under all the circumstances an
explanation was required, and in for
mer statements / made such eXpla-
nation by showing that my employ
ment was confined TO the affairs of
the company in Ohio. and its reor-
ganizatiOn, after the trust was dis
solved by order Of our supreme court
and that my employment had no re-
lation in the slightest degree to any
thing in which the Federal govern
ment was then interested, or with
respect 10 which the Congress was
then legislating, or at that time
proposing to legislate, and that the
employment was ended long before
the company was made the subject
of any special attention in Con gress,
and longer still before it was attack
ed In the Federal courts or proceed
ed against in any way by the Federal
government; and. further, that the
employment was not TO defend the
company against charges OF violation
of the laws of Ohio. or the United
States, or the orders of any of the
courts, but only to assist in execut-
ing the orders of the courts, and so
reorganizing as TO conform TO all
laws. State and national, and to full
ly comply with all the orders of the
Courts that had been made against
II
Richmond planet., 1908-10-10

Sir A. B. Belts and Rev. Will
liam Ewell of Houston, Va. passed
through the city this week onroute
TO Baltimore.
Richmond planet., 1908-10-10

This hotel employs uo colorod
help. From thc roof Go the base
mont. DO is manned by tho servant
class of thc white race. DO was iu-
to tuis place chat Mr. John Mitchell.
DR.. President or the Mechanics Saw
iuns Bank. tho colorod institution of
Richmond. Na. was ushcred. he
Registered both iu thc general Offices
ot tlc American Hee.els A~sncla-
uon and those oi tuc Savings Bank
Section. Jic has bcon Che object of
Richmond planet., 1908-10-10
INSTALLATION SERVICES.

AT 1880 p. NJ. the Doctors Of Di-
Vinity and Board members who were
TO take the lead is the installation
services met at the Fifth Street Bap-
tist Church, Rev. Mr.. Wynn, pastor.
where they frocKed themselves in
black gowns and caps and proceed
ed TO the great Court Street Baptist
Church. Having arrived there Drs.
w. B. johnson and II. II. Bowling
IN front, Drs. w. T. Hall and w. +.
Graham Immediately behind them
followed by the new President. DR..
Diggs, supported by DR.. G.. b. How
ard, marched to the strains Of sweet
est music up the spacious aisle to
the pulpit.
Having been beautifully arranged
in, around and about the pulpit. we
confronted one of the grandest aud
fences ever assem- bled upon such an
occasion. Men and women from the
numblest to the highest walks OF life
packed the grand old Court Street
IN honor of the occasion. Dr. n
IL. Bowling, President of the Con
vention, presided. DR.. W!ibanks of
Washington, ID. G. led in prayer.
Most excellent speeches were made
oy Prof. Clark, DIR. Tyrrell, Madam
Tyrrell and others.
WASHINGTON PROMISES SUP
PORT.
DIR. w. j. Howard of Washington
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SEN. FORAKER
TAKES A REPLY.
Denies Charges TIade by
rlr. VIM. z Hearst.
VNDICATEs HsELF-sERVED STANDARD LEGAL CAPACITY
CONCLUSIVE PROOF THAT HIS SERVICES WERE NOT FOR
HLECITlMATE PURPOSES

PURPOSES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10
ANkENY AND ms TESTIMONIALS

The Seattle Times yesterday printed at advertising space
rates page OF from United States senator's all oil
whom spoke highly OF Senator Levi Ankeny and pronounce
him a valuable in the upper halls of congress
Every of these senators lied. They lied knowingly
and deliberately Senator Ankeny would lie about them
II he were asked do Every who sits in the United
States senateSenaor Piles ineudedknows that Senator
Ankeny only value congressional representa-
this state but the contrary, disgrace to the
pie who sent him to Washington.
purchased dollars his in the
ate which in itself should be sufficient that the people
have the power in their hands to keep him OF
public life With this record he went TO Washington. For
six years there he has spent great deal OF his time sleeping
about the lobby OF his hotel the committee rooms
and in his in the chamber His life there re
sponsbe for the condition OF the he IS today He is
utterly incapable
That the people OF this state should him
the national capitol impossible That the people Of
King county should permit themselves be bound to sup
port him because OF agreement made at the time of the
election OF Senator Piles. equally impossible Even
Senator Piles and the few who entered into this
would be perfectly justified in declining to fulfill their
end of it. When they pledged themselves to support an
Eastern Washington the expiration of Senator An
kenys term-that be Ankeny II he a candidate
they had right the they would be called
upon support would be mentally physically and morally
fit associate with his fellow In supporting Ankeny
they supporting who does fit TO this
The state OF Washington honest its repre-
sentatves in the II drunkards eorrup
onists II with clear heads and clear eyesnot
with befuddled brains and beary eyes II
who may gain and hold the respect Of their eoeaguesnot
OF disgusting habits and with whom association breeds
contempt II moral immoral mcn--men who would
not stoop TO bribery gain end.
Senator Ankcny doesn't FIJI the bill He is all that
do and possesses OF the qualifications required
The lowest be found the OF Seattle would
be acceptable for he lacks the coupng weak
men, who, without temptation. would fall Otherwise
there would be little choice
And this is said notwithstanding these testimonials from
fellow senators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10
INTIMATE CORRESPONDENCE

had been driven from the other enh
of the tunnel by . sudden in-yush
% water following tho unexpeeted
tapping of an underground sueasn
Oh. Il made Il very pleasantly ~
Hut we know nos and can STATE
on personal observation and sxpsaf
enoe-taat the government Ia rnu
ninE a six mills tunnel through the
mountain 20 take the uunuisuH rts
or over 10 tho valley OF the unxoHs
pahgro. there to water iso. coo s4cess
Of land We have poked onf PEE
sons into both ends of the tannAi
We have wrt our clothes. spoiled
our collars. ruined our hats. and in.
CURED damages which never will
Get into the expense accounts. and
we are thoroughly assured that 10
the course % couple % years the
water will be coming through the
mountain In the same hole we came
through. aud that Il will then water
bcesa. alfalfa and orchards Instead
OF collars. cuffs aud summer Nhoea
And u viii be much better thua
for the settlers. and for US.
We have the highest priced lands
OF any agricultural or fruitieuitural
community in the country" they
told us AZ Grand Junction. Colo. And
~hat thsy said was 81. apparently
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10

the possibilities OF government irri.
cation. And yet. before we real.
" knew what was being prepared
for US. we we're loaded into rock
ears. hitched 10 a fierce little motor
engine. and whlzz. and away into
a hole In the mountain three miles
deep. From overhead the water
streamed down on us In torrents.
A playful trolley wire sagged and
swung about our ears~with death
in It's touch Heat closed I'm about
us. adding 10 the Htifiing cioseuess
Of the air and the blaekneaa. which
was emphasized by little electric
glimH swinging here and there, Tn
der our little car there ran a raK
ing stream OF water
And then we were edited with a
fun account OF the cave-in which
had killed two men and imprisoned
half a dozen others for several days.
Aud we remembered how the men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10
TEIE EYE OF TEuE DRAGON

The door Of the chamber sudden.
~ flew open and TOY 30 Sing con.
fronted the lovers with flaming
eyes san Mong rccoiied and his
hand ciutchsd the dagger hidden IN
bis bcsom The Eiri covered In
the corner with her face hidden In
her hands
"siie miAyef" Toy TO Sing cried
furtously. ls Il thus that W obey
my commands. thou shameless one
To your room. false one. and when
thy honorable mother stripes thy
shoulders with her stick you may
learn that u IL the duty % q dangh.
ter TO obey Aud you. spawn 81 ser.
penss.H turning aavagely on San
Mong. FOR you shall the hatcheta
Of the no Mings be aharpcned and
they shall feed thy blood to the
catn. Z"
with a sudden spring San Mong
vas at the throat ~ the portiy Toy
10 Sing and bore him 10 tho floor
One hand clulched him by the
throat ia an iron grip. the other
held cleaning blade against the
flesh
Promise that you viii permit me
10 claim the peerless All Loon for
my own aud will not undertake
anything against as. OF I will sheath
this knife In thy vile carcass"
San Mong's voice was low with
deadly purpose. and the black
eye. Rltnied with determination
Toy 10 Sing uriggied impotently
and cursed the other and hts an
oeatorn for many generations. An
Loon looked on with fascinated
eyes
Are you our friend. or must I
plunge the blade into your throat p
demanded San Mong impatiently.
What would n avail you 10
slaughter me- groaned Toy 30
sing as he Hhrank from the sharp
prick % the blade. 'thc tong would
put ye and the girl 10 a death that
would make the hair curl 10 think
about"
Before they could know We will
be beyond their reach"
Thou reas0ncst we'll. San Mong.
even II thy people were as swine
in the valley Of Yang.alng. And
! thou wilt be a great man. for ye
know not fear. And therefore. and
not because I fear ye. will ! give
my consent To your marriage with
the Peerless Flower and honor the
nuptisls with my presence"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10

! PATHOS PUCILlSM o POLITICS
MOSTANYTHING !
PUBLICITY POVERTY PATRIOTISM !
POVERTY
PATRIOTISM


vide with troubles. find plenty Of
their own"
Population OF Philippines IL
1886, t26.
Tusulla. samoan iaiand Of $500
inhabitants. IL possession Of United
States,
Young Mems Chriatlan Aaaocih.
ton expended for current expenaea
hast year over 100000
blessed are the peaeemakeFs
for they shall be called tbs children
OF God Matt v;9.
One yen in Japanese money IL
equal 10 100 sen OF 1000 rim. or 30
cents In United States money.
They're knocking on MOL Pitch.
or now
They say Il wasn't her nama~
hut rahi for Mollia anyhow.
No matter what they claim.
"rhsy arc quite ordinary people.
aren't they :"
Yes keep their engagements,
eat plain food. pay their hllla and
all that sort Of thing Hest Joke
in this weeks Iifa
Flaht fans would like to SEQ con.
taat between Battling Nelson and
Paekey Mcfarland.
Give the average man an oppor.
tunity 20 talk about himself. and he
will deliver the goods.
tsrsfli. Gabriel and Michael were
the three angels Who warned Abra
ham of sodoma destruction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10

Boll the wRterl
Philippine COUP numbers 1900
islands,
Real name OF Rose stahl Ia Mrs,
VIM. Honein
New's the time to visit "old Aunt
Mary"
IN parting, Indiana ride away
without saying 'goodey".
Sports are prohibited by law on
Memorial day In Kansas.
"Lst another man praise thee.
aad not thine own mouth. Prov,
xsYil.2,
Boil the water,
a woman never sleeps so soundly
that she negiecta 60 wake up aud
shut the windows when Il rains.
We yield 10 England. yes No DO.
All careless OF what Europe
thinks.
The championship In crack a loo
And likewise In tiddiedcwinks.
Boil the waterl
sWho il Kernf" asks w. ~.
Corey. II Kern had married an
actress he might be better known.
Worlds record for iooyard swim
ia Sc rs seconds. held by Chaa. NJ.
Daniels. n. Y. A. G.
"Fass IL not equally generous 20
all people"
"Stlll those whom Il doesn't pro-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10

And thea the government has II
all to do over again,
There are about 600 famili~M now
on the land. The reclamation Scr.
vice has made the regulations
more strict nos. and the FIRST pay
tnent on the land muat be made AZ
the time the land IL catered. this
IL expected 20 afr out the npoculats
ors and insure bona fidc home
makers There are 100 600 acres of
Land. with water. all available.
awaiting settlement. II u q good
chance for a man with nerve and
81 500 20 $4,000 capital 10 make
himself . home and a oompcience.
The same thfnEs which have
made the colony slow. have kept
down speculative prices Of land and
kept open the door Of opportunity
for the small man.
Senator Hepburn OF Idaho II
Known for his invsterass hatred nj
the forest reserves He fights them
In the senate whenever he gets a
chance. fIe claims they treapa&s
On tHAAF4aNA ftktNaf
Was Il By accident. or Intention.
wonder. that clifford Pinchot
when he laid out the Idaho forest
reserves -embractnE two.thirds Of
the ares Of the state arranged u
80 that one line OF one of the re-
serves runs along the line OF the
back fence of Senator Hepburn
summer home in Waiiacef
"confonnd az" says the senator
n cant throw slops over my back
yard fence without violating the
regulations OF the forest reserve
And I have 10 get q license from
Pinchot 10 get out OF my own
house
We didn't deserve n. None OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10

tHs toWH oufnWef ttFts
The Summer Girl. down by the sea
Strolla lonely on the silver
strand;
Or. IN the wild waves. bilIowy.
II guided by her own fair hand
Day In. day out. It's hers 10 scan
The sea aud shore 10 find a man.
The Summer 0irl. up In the hills.
Siis lonesome Ia her hammock
swing.
She reads a novel for her thrills.
And hears no little love-blrds
sing
She wanderH far. she braves the tan
In searching yainly for a man.
The Summer Girl who ataya In
town,
In on the everlasting jump.
Until her nyAsnm'a quite run down
And her emotions on the slump.
The men are standing In a line
Around the block. or more.
They beg Of her 20 sup or dine.
Or go down % the shore.
They take her out In naot0rcars.
To all the roofs IN town she goes I:
They walk with her beneath the
stars.
or take her 70 the summer shows.
sea or mountain Town
ia where
The Summer Girl has men 10 snare
New York Times
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10

Prices Of orchard lands run all the
way from 800 to $1,000 an acre.
Nos 90 and tell the world about
What We have for the settler here. e
declared the local orator.
Certaialy. They have absolutely
nothing for the poor man. II IL sim.
ply an example % how high lrrl.
gated fruit lands can go-iegitimate.
y and under the spur Of speculation
The man who comes TO Grand June.
ton. Colo. wants 20 come with a
piethoric bank account. and an ap.
petite for gamhilng Sincerely.
RATH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10

Familiar Paradosea.
A man with a cool straw hat Civ.
Ing a hot tip.
Linen collars on a rubberneck
wagon.
A fat man with a lean purse.
Original poems written by arti.
fetal light
Green Mountain cheese that's vel,
low.
A speaking likeness OF a silent
partner.
Chocolate drops up.
A can4palon anapahot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10


the top rested a dragons head. the
eye composed of a single diamond
Offering with shining hrllllancy.
II IL full Of jewels. a worthy
present for thy sweet bride. Press
the eye OF the dragon. II concaalA
tho hidden spring"
With bland smile San Mone
obeyed And as he touched the
cleaning eye slender tongue OF
steel pierced his hand. The box
escaped hts hand. aud with q muf.
fled groan he staggered and fell
heavily to the floor. With a cry of
agony the girl threw herself across
the twitehing body OF her lover. Toy
30 Sing laughed fiercely. aud.
spurninE tho bodies with his foot.
restored the box 10 iA hiding place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10

DO you swear itT"
by the bones OF my ancestors
and the head Of my honorable faith
err"
Fan MonF arose from the floor
and placed the blade back in itn
hiding place. Toy 30 Sing also
slowly rose 20 his feet aud regarded
the other With blinking eyes.
AS gift worthy al such a aon
as yoa will be" he said kindly, n
win make you a preaent Of this box
of Jewels
Prom his boAoEn he withdrew n
box OF ebony. lnlAid with gold. ON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10

FHIIun. NV. NUE7 q
Dear Dad. MlnlnK has interfered
with this place as a government r.
rikation enterprise Every time
the government locates a fine crop
Of settlers on the lands. al0nE
comes the report Of a sold strike
AZ nawhide. Wonder. Goldfieid or
such. and away 70 the settlers like
flock Of blaekhsrds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10
Grown searoer.

People don't seem 20 see AZ
many sea sefpents AS they used 10.
remarked the guest.
NO" answered the summer land
lord Il don't know whether TO at
tribute Il 20 local option OF the pure
food law"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10

Il notice that you always fling
the cabman your purse"
The hero OF this historical novel
was a thrifty character.
Yes" explained he. Il bur them
purses cheap by the gross"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10
A Campaign Snapshot.


ssndy's Confession.
fou were a college man. In.
tefroEatsd tho lady In the vine
covered bungalow.
fSaaun. replied Sandy Pixies as
DO tackled the wedge of peach pie.
And took degrees
"Ycaaum."
How many degrees did you
taker"
Ninety one. mum. stole dc
college thermometer ono summer
day
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Great Force.

30 your latest play has a
cyclone. ehf" said the dramatic
critic. lis u raallsticf"
We'll. should say II Is" sspiled
the manager. proudly why. when
we gave a performance out In Kan.
aaa the cyclone looked 80 natural
half 81 the audiences ran down IN
der the orchestra pit. thinking II
was cyclone cellar"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10

Condemned By Fire Chief
Central Labor council the fire
Telegraph seeks
stay II there efficiency Mayor
Miller should veto the ordinance before him
have another unquesioned merit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10

Our Jim efforts TO secure
the democratic nomination for Of nois
the county In which Chicago plurality
ought heal his wounded pride
hese smiling
kind who have half a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10

John Cor John and Thomas consdne Harry
be the proudeat In Seattle this
ell the Eagles would do credit 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10

Some women are Just naturally
honwly, and others wear big pom
padourn all the way around.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10

The fair to be September should
helped along a splendid thins Tor
the community and win enable
Of the rural districts many
Injuries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10

To-day the primary campaign begins
today u ends And then sufficient time 10
hold again until November
We surely have enough of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10

DIR. McCregor. Dentist. resumed
practice. soa American Bank BIdg.
ses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10

"You are In
luck N you can
say, What shall
I eat today7"
The very rich,
often, and the
very poor, al
ways say What
can I eat 10
dsyr 4"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10

Can you hear the Eagles SC ream'