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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-11-09
PLUMBING

PLUMBING
that is entirely sanitary and hand
somely designed is an addition to
any home We would be pleased
to submit figures for
Eqpipping Your Bathroom
with our newest and most attract
i've fittings. Repairs attended to
prompt w
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DR. rIERcRs REaEDIEs
Do Yoa Open Your Mouth

.Liks young bird and gulp, down vhAe-
ever food or medicine may be offered y0u
Or, do you want 10 know something OF fhs
composition and character OF that which,
you take into your stomach whether a.
food or medicine? s4N
Most intelligent and sensible people
nowadays insist on knowing what they
employ whether as food or as medicine.
DR.. PierceE believes they have perfscs
right toissstst upon such knowledge So ne
publishes s1nadcast and on each bottle
wrapper, what MEDICINES are made OF
and vexifes i5rhd ere&tA This he feels
ne can W. AHord % do hecRase khe mQre
the ilgrediants Qk which his medicines
are made are studI jed and understood Tie
more VIII Their Superior caF5fi7e vfFf1sy
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It is also q soothing and invigoraaEnx
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A host OF medical authorities OF all tha
several schools Of praetlce. recommend
each Of the several fngredients OF which
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surely given the freedom of TIE city
and / am sure that all who wear the
uniform are thankful for the sincere
welcome that has been accorded to
them.
s.The character of the enlisted men
in the United States navy has greatly
improved in the last Is years Sixty
per cent OF the men are what we call
frst class When shore liberty is given
these men they return to the ship as
sober and clean as Wien they leave it.
Their conduct on shore is above re-
proach The man aboard ship must
conduct himself in proper manner
and the first class men are those who
are never severely censured-
The cordial welcome that Is given
to our sailors in every American city
may well be taken as an illustration
Of their excellent characters. The
United States navy Ia not made up OF
undesirable members of society. The
navy does not want and will not take
men who violate the laws OF good So
ciety or the statutes
.sIn times past 1t was the custom OF
certain judges to allow young men
charged with ohenses TO go Tree with
the understanding that they would en-
list In the navy. This Is no longer
countenanced. The standard of the
American navy is constantly being inn
proved. Just so long as the standard
OF character of the men who are in the
navy continues to improve just so long
viii our navy continue to advance in
power
WHEELER SCORES HIT
BENJAMIN rde Wheeler, president Of
the University OF California, drew a
round OF applause when he opened his
speech with a compliment to the press
correspondents who have travelled with
the fleet and who through their WRIT
ings have prepared San Francisco for
its coming.
II speak for the laymen." said he.
I'VE care for the navy and want to
learn as much about Ii as possible.
Here I want to thank the press corre-
spondef,ts for the work they have ac-
complished. They had to travel around
the Horn and face its dangers just as
much as did the men of thelfieet. Give
them all the credit due them
wheeler brought his address to a
close. by poetical allusion TO the
smoke pouring from the tunnels OF the
vessels of the fleet declaring that ii
might be regarded as a pillar Of smoke
pointing out the road to the new en-
pire OF the west.
General Frederick Funston was the
next speaker, and said:
Il have little to, say. having let OFF
most OF my compressed air last night
at the governors banquet. did pre-
pare a few extemporaneous remarks
this morning, but ! think after the
pathetic scene we have witnessed this
evening, when Fighting Bob Evans
was rolled into this banquet hall to
speak to US. anything that I might say
would be III the nature OF an anti
climax.
There is one thing, however, that
must be said, The expression of every
man here tonight, and I was happy to
hear the governor of the state recom-
mend It, should be a unit In seeing that
Rear Admiral Evans is made by con-
gress a Vice admiral
When I donned the epaulets of I'M
Gle Sans military service did not dis
card my right to vote as an American
citizen, and this civic right intend to
use, and every one Of US should use. to
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enforce the promotion of Admiral
Evans to the dignity recommended. In
fact. to put it in a particularly effective
California way, I think that any con-
gressman who would refuse to make
Admiral Evans a vice admiral is q
- lobster. and large one.
PHELAN THANKS OFFICERS
James D. Phelan, the last speaker,
thanked the officers of the fleet for hon.
oring the city by sitting at its board,
Until two years ago, he said, we
were proud city; today we are q
humble one. and we appreciate and rec
ognize the honor you have conferred
upon us by sitting with ns at this ban
quet board Much OF what we had we
have lost, but what remains is yours,
and hope that your stay here will be
pleasant enough to make you long to
return.
The committee in charge OF the ar
rapgements has no doubt made mis-
takes. but we have done our best to
give both the officers and the enlisted
men the best we could. We trust that
when you leave you and the enlisted
men will know San Francisco has main
tained her name and upheld her repu-
tation for hospitality"
Following were the guests at the
banquet:
Hon. Victor H. Metcalf W. b. Cope
Rear Admiral Robley d. George D. CeoDer
Evans, u. 5. ~. j. A. Cooper
Rear Admiral C. MIL v Coleman
Thomas. Z. s. ". jeremiah v CofYev
Rear Admiral W. Hi " Coffey
Emory. z. s. " tR A. Clark
Rear Admiral C. slGeorre L Center
Spefry. e. s. N. lTiliiam Curiett
Rear Admiral W. T. Rich B, Carr ~
Swlnbnrne. u. s. n III. RI C3ayburgh
Rear Admiral T. H1A d. Cutler
Dayton. y. s. ~ lC. A. Davs
Near Admiral Z. Sebree, john Duncan
Y. D. NJ. H. de Young
SaRt. hugo Osterhaus. w. J. Dutton
y: .: ~. J, Dwyer
tspf. Charies E Vree- w F. Denniscn
tehd, y. s. n F. W. Dohrmann
capt hichard VAIN Henry L. Day
Wrignt. Y B. n "A. i. de Forest
tapt. William T. Pot-lCharies de Young
ter y. D y Edward F. Delger
capt seaton Schroeder,lC. I. Elliott
Y. D Victor Engingsr
Sapt. Alex sharp. U.lClarence f. Edwords
o. ~ NJ Friedman
Sapt H. McCrea, UNI ]. Fnntana
D y: W. s. Graham
Capt. w II. H. South-IH. NJ. Goldberg
erlnnd. U. s. y. s. B. Goldberg
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GUESTSAT BANQUET
HEAR EVANS PLEA

oontinuea from F.ase !, coIu.aas and :
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TOday's Official Program rs Issued by
the Fleet Committee

1t was announced on the flagship yesterday that
during fhe stay in port of fe Atlantic fleet all the
I ships would be open TO visitors every day between
| the hours of 10 o'clock a. and p.
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I
5
TO IL
s ssssss FESTIVITIES
of
of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03
OFFICERS GO ASHORE. BUT
MEN STAY ON SHIPS

not formal The men accepted the
ruling. as they do ali orders. and
all they had to say in opposition
was said among themselves or pri-
vaiely TO the lower officers with
whom they are closely associated.
The water parade today was a
beautiful sight bat was not as large
as had been expected. Forty steam
ers and launches participated. They
we're gAily decorated and the bay
was filled with bright coiored pleas
ure craft which made the scene
one 10 be remembered
The Kansas. Minnesota, Ken
lucky, kearsarge. Virginia. Yer
mont and Illinois are eoaling at
Cavite.
The government officials are op-
timistic about the cholera and evil
IDENTIFY are convinced they have II
under control The officers found
many friends ashore today II was
almost like getting back To the
states TO see Uncte Sans uniforms
and hear the Americans talk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03
Management Is o. X.
and Support Is
Asked.

WASHINGTON. Oct. s.-Repubu.
can politicians are discussing to-
day statement given out at the
White House last night In which
4 was said that President Rooae-
Welt lndorses the Hitchcock man.
agement OF the Taft campaign and
calls ON all Republicans 60 give the
Republican campaign manager their
earnest support.
The Hitchcock situation was dis.
cussed az a cabinet meeting late
yesterday, and a. Ia stated that the
president waxed warm when IN
formed of the rumors that he had
been behind a movement to dis.
credit Hitchcock He Is said 70
have expressed himself strongly on
the subject and declared that he
would give any Republicans who
come to the White House with
criticism Of Hitchcock "A piece OF
his mind on the subject The pres
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03
TAGS! TAGS! TAGS!

Tass. tags anywhere. on every.
body and everything
THAT sums up the situation 20
day
Never IN the history Of Seattle
has there been an idea Tor a Chart.
able purpose that has taken 40
general . hold
At noon today 200. 600 tags we're
out and 81 the headquarters In the
Savoy hotel there wsrc clamoring
crowds Of women and Girls calling
for more TAGS.
All last night the printing presses
tnrned 0ut tags. and today there
we're belug Deliveries 200 and s.p0o
lots and snapped % a. fast a. they
we're dumped Into the headuuar
teFa
How many tags we're sold today.
II II impossible to state. but that
any number will remain unsoid
BY tho time the campaign closes
tonight. Is not expected
Covered With Tags
Every man. woman and child.
horse aud dog that vent up and
down Second. First and Third avs.
had one or more tags swapping In
the breeze. Most ~ the pcdea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03
Passengers Badly Shaken,
But No One Is
Injured.

Rank oareicssneas by two Seattle
Essctrc employees caused a eolli
sion between FauniieruF park
street car No 379 and W Queen
Anne coach No. 3is at Walker st.
and First ay. g. shortly after s
o'clock this morning
No passengers we're injured al
though the front Yestibnle OF No.
$40 and the rear end or No 3lS
we're badly shattered There we're
no passengers on No 37g. but the
w. Queen Anne car contained about
IS passengers, who were consider.
ably shaken up.
After an Investigation IN the
office Of the company. Supt A l..
Kempster stated that Motorman g.
II Atchls0n and Conductor y T.
Therion were clearly ~ blame.
"Aichis0n sent his car crashing
into the rear end Of the w Queen
Anne car Ia direct violation Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03
DECLARE THAT EVERY MAN COULD HAVE
BEEN SAVED IF THE TUGS HAD
DONE THEIR DUTY.

sax FRANCISCO, Oct 3Thas everyone
IF Bengal which
Of ~ lives September 10 could
Gage Kayak
survivors Testimony
r.
Cay Johnson fireman who
ssnga ads direct charges o. eOads
plenty t0oeca
stood BY ard saved the wrecked bark.
very high. moderate wind
% for the Hattie
The
Muir Bengal, Wilson.
srassd testnony.
the which begun yesterday
of tupboate
eussoned the
and be asked stery
tusboas Gage and
hamlon. Of the
n<r have to face charges Of nanslasuhtsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03

wes enormous u Was an utter i'm.
possibility 10 set Into a store wssho
oat being made aware that tags
were on aaie And "A wAs equally
alIfsvait 70 set ont without ! tag
TaK headquarters was the scene
II 40 rad u hustle this afternoon
Tier Honor Mayor Humphrey aud
STAFF were dealing ous bundles of
tsxa. taking receipts. counting tho
money and answering 80 questions
az once.
Everything Fine.
"irn going fine. said Her Honor.
Everything f. better than We dar.
ca 10 hope for. II I could only
get the tags faster That's the
chef trouble now The demand cx-
ceeds the supply"
while the price % the tags was
10 cents. every seller reported q
large proportion 81 her sales we're
made at rates ranging from a dol
lar a tag down 70 IS cents.
II the go 600 tags are sold for 10
cents aplece II Will mean $50 600
for thc Charity Organization so
esety. but It Is certain that this
amount viii be considerably In
creased By the fancy prices paid
by some purchasers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03
mo SEAT, NO Pay"
Is PLAN PROPOSED

Cltlzeus Of ballard are to hold
another mass meeting on Monday
night next at the old city hall for
the purpose Of hearing read a pro.
posed ordinance which was agreed
upon az n meeting held on Tuesday
night last 70 protest against the
miserable car service provided By
the Seattle Electric company.
One OF the chief provisions OF
the ordinance viii be that passen.
gers unable TO get seats shall not
be Obliged 20 pay fare II will also
be designed to compel the Ballard
Reach line to run again on West
ern av. and to better the service
generally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03
ONE DYING AND THREE
INJURED AT BRIGHTON
POLICEMAN is STRUCK
BY A FLYING
CAR.
One Driver Caught in the
Smash-Up and Legs
Are Crushed.

10y &NfNFV FFEMNHH
NEW YORK. Oct. IA special
policeman is dying and three driv.
ers are badly hurt ~ the result
Of the first ~ hours 81 the 2f.honr
automobile race NJ iirifhton Beach
Having broken all records. six OF
the IL starters were running al s
O'Clock this morning when strang
driving a Renault car. was a mile
ahead 81 I<aeauli. who was IN sec
oud place IN q Simplex car. Strang
had covered Ga miles
r Defickett. special officer. was
struck by one Of the racers while
he was driving q crowd Of boys
away from the track. Tho boys had
Neutared out on the speedway and
wefa IN danger ~ instant death
Dsfickett misindgcd the speed of
car and started scross the track
at the wrong time The ear was
Eolng "a . terrific rate ~ speed
when n struck Defiekett. and n
Is not thought that he can possibly
recover. He Was taken to hos,
plial.
Cola. who WAS driver 81 I.oxier
car. was caught IN a nmaehup and
his legs were badly crushed. Ills
condition Is naid 10 BE- serious.
nloek. who waa In = henAnlt car.
also Was 10 a Anasbup and was
severely burned about the head and
face Netlin. driving Gust snH.
talaed a bad cut on the head and
was internally injured.
Robertson, ia a Thomas car. was
third nj the twelfth hour. and
Mtchener, ia iozieF. -van fourth.
Oidfleld. who ID driving a StearnN.
sas far behind The leaders. but IL
IL expected that he will attempt 20
catch up today and probably will
do some sensational spriniiux
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03

When he the Nj and Mrs W K.
aks az O'Clock yesterday
FIRST Presbyterian church city
n
Nlas Ieonore
and from the OF their
donadN permission.
But Para Macdonald aid
eotiase plan which Mr. Banks who
submitted
Therefore the 10
The months passed Of approach
The dsconso
the telephone
nnendnrabic Accordingly, Buhb
the American Bank building
minister while he rushed forth
donald met him down and they proceeded
Forbes.
After the bride
ohgng friend Vancouver there
await the eevescencc Of the they
viii s2i IT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03
TO REPRESENT u. S.
IN TENNIS GAME

BOSTON. Oct 3-Boals c.
Wright. Of Boston. and Frederick y.
Alexander. OF New York. started for
Australia today 90 represent the
United states In "A contest Tor the
Davis tennis cup. offered M the
prize for the International supre.
macy IN the game The players
will 80 to Vancouver, II G., TO take
the steamer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03
Dissatisfaction Is Felt -
Marines Have Very
Little to Say.
BY h. nc cloTWoRrAY.

(staff Correspondent Of the United
Press, on Beard v. S. S. oeoraia.l
MANILA. Oct. 9-The sailors OF
the fleet objected bitterly today
when the officers were given shore
leave but all the men forced TO
stay on the ships, The men say
they can Withstand the cholera as
well OF better than the officers
and say also that they will be
exposed hy being on the ships with
the officers when they return.
We might as wen go ashore
ourselves said the men. az the
officers are geing and then come
back 10 the ships. We are more
apt 20 get the cholera than they
are
These complaints. however. we're
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03
FORM PRESS Clue.

Students ~ the university yrstsr-
DAY Organised press esnb TIE ois-
iect being 70 AID budding newspaper
men ga 90 success and % promote
the bs~f interests - ihe university
81 means - publication. Victor
Tednirk Verne fffehe. Hay Rudla.
Joseph Harrison and Prof Merle
Thorpe II fNa COLLEGE uf 1nnrnaliam
we're appointed 90 draw up q con.
stisution and hy laws
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03
Haa q auy
CARELESS employees
CAUSE CAR GRASSY

rules Of the road Of this company
The w Queen Anne car. In charge
of MotormaH - la Verne and Con
ductor q. Chambers. had the right.
of.way. The fact that no persons
we're injured does not make the
offense lighter Therien and Atch.
iaon are NO longer connected with
this company
Both cars we're hound fof the
city ~ the time OF the accident.
Tho Fauntioroy park car was
rounding the curve on First av s.,
when Atchison was sending his
coach along First av s. toward
the rear Of the other car. Atchl.
sou kept his car under motion and
only turned of the current when
be saw collision was certain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03
ROOSEVELT ENDORSES
KITCHC0CK'S CAMPAIGN

Hitchcock 10 Washington. but that
II the Republican manager wanted
10 come, he would be glad TO re-
eeive him and consult With him.
II Is rumored here today that the
president sent Secretary Root to
New York 90 ascertain the trouble
with the Tart campaign. and that
Root reported that the trouble lay
with Treasurer George r. sheldon.
Il Is stated that the president and
Tart objected TO the collection Of
funds from some OF the corpora
tons with which sheldon Is allied.
and that others had stated Sheldon
did not get enough money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03

HOUNDED TO DEATH
BY MONEY SHARKS

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. Z. ne.
ciarinK that he bad been bounded
10 death BY "mouey sharks" who
had taken nearly all hia SALARY
since the death Of his wife two
years aga. George McCiown. a
hoacman Of engine company No
-. bid farewell 10 his two small
childFen. lay down on hls bed and
swallowed a large dose Of earholic
acid today The little chlldrea. y
boy and giri, realized that he was
suffering and called for help from
the neighborz. but McClnwa VAS
dead before assistance reached
him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03
MARRIED TO OBTAIN
FREE MEAL TICKET

MY husband boarded with me
before We were married. and al.
WAYS paid his board regularly. hut
after the wedding he quit paying
board. and had 20 pay an the
household expenses was the tale
told b. Mrs May Keller IN her ties
timouy In divorce proceedings in
judge Fraier's court this morning
Although claiming to be good
engineer. her husband. Forest KEEL.
Ter. she alleged. never worked az
Il much. and six months after their
marriage he left aud has not re.
turned. The divorce was granted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03
EXAMINE COL. STEWART

WASHINGTON. oct. s.-The
medical members OF the special
retiring hoard Of the army made
their fourth physical examination
Of Col William y. Stewart The
final examination Of the army OF.
flcer viii be made tomorrow, and
it Is expected that the decision
viii be announced Menday after.
noon. when report OF the full
board viii be filed with the war de.
partment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03
DIR. SOBER DIES
SUDDENLY
A Prominent Mason and
C. A. r. Veteran
Passes Away.

pr Joseph u soher. a q A. X
veteran. bclnE with Gen. sherman
IN the samonN march "a the sea
4 distinguished Mason and pFnc
titioaer ~ san Francisco for q
years. died thla morning At The
home Of hts daughter. Airs Arthur
W Nhailay. III 18th av.. If heart
failure. aged "a years The ftnefal
services wiii b. he'd inuiorroW aft.
eFuoon ~ Honney 4 stewards On
der the auspices II Arcnun Lodge
No - Vic leaves q widow and
daughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03
Charges Cruelty Against
Fathers Business
Partner.

A divorce was granted yesterday
8ifernoon BY Judge Morris 10 Alice
a Kyer. daughter Of M -. Angus.
fjre. OF the firm az Augustine 4
kycr. from Henry A. Kyer. junior
partner In the concern.
The divorce was obtained on
grounds Of cruelty and incompafi
hlify ~ temperament The com.
paint states that the couple cannot
hnger i've together. although they
have tried repeatedly 10 do 10 dur.
lax the last year for the sake 81
ihelF child
The decree awards 70 the petit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03
ononAL soclnry unHnAnsAns

HehcnrsalH ~ the symptoms Chor.
al society are 10 DO hold every
Tuesday evening until further
notice in the concert hall Of the
Columbia College Of Music Five
concerts are 90 b. given during tho
winter Active work ls Ora proarcHa
on "The Messiah" which ia a. Dee
sung nt tie Moore theatre at an
early date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03
TUG CAPTAINS MAY FACE
CHARGE OF MIANSI aAUGEIElTTEsRE2
SOME LIES ABOUT
bob" HODGE

Hodge republican norninae sheriff il finding out all
sorts OF things about himself that he heard Of before hts
within three learned is grahe
~ h'oups'hl "hNf kAu ~ ~ Wsfansh iaah" bml pen
that he meddcf a without citizenship
Az these things PRIOR
and experience 70 make sod sheriff NJ sssure himself and @
friends Bob has reviewed bis record IN me- ~hch develops the FOL
CHARGE OF INCONSISTENCY
Tho charge lncompeieney put
voters - isnoan. ~ The competency which Hodge
experience started In HE with
education equal hEh school hts time
become Al efnci.n heriu Is ens $1,000 n, rah aassa
hodge the charge primary
he challenged the other S aspifAn Tor the domination before
fitness the office 81 sheriff
The accusaon u has
search tsongh his
BY awbreakem in hts district
rHE Occur pALenE
Hodge trouble
IN the bul For - mouh prsoun the
dspny sheriff resigned
= 80 ~@e Warh shs gou"e prose out hoase was
enFascd independent employment SINKING shafts
assessment wofk lie returned soFh IN tho coal mnes
Diamond during The trouble In the cpeur dAiene
Hodge il fall redgcd elson 81 the United
% The
he office Of deputy sheriff he oEcnhlp papers
shcahoue Idaho accepting
county papers potasly
executed ssned sim n bis
HEREs a
Probably 20
elected sheriff Hodge would meddM
sheh CONF ~ H. psesus q he police department
greater could not take time
he woud the Of department
sell hnown 80 al who have conception u the duties o. the he
onnse Of Hodge win b. bus, In The
eaals details ousas their
legal provtHc"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-03

TONER her sspaFase property 10 the
rontlua addition as~i 4 hair inter.
est 10 the community property. con
Slstins Of lots IN the University
Park addition. aad one.thiFd ~ the
capital stock 10 the Augustine 4
kyer company