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Arizona republican., 1908-09-19
w. M. POWELL, M. A. F. S. sc.
 LONDON.

Gives lessons on Organ, Piano and Theory of Music, with the necessary languages. Terms-1 lesson, 75c; ? a week, S1. Care Mrs. SmallhOuse, 9Of East Pierce street Phone Black S562.
The Washington bee., 1908-10-03
NEGRO MASSES WILL NOT
FOLLOW WALTERS AND
WALDRON.

1t is a mystery to us how such
learned men of note and intelligence
as Bishop Walters, Dr. Milton Wal
dron and others can consistently sup
port and ask the race to support a
party which has said emphatically
that the Negro is not entitled to the
right OF suffrage and that even those
War Amendments. giving him such
rights, ought to be repealed. We
have yet to believe that the masses
of the Negro voters OF this country
will desert the Grand Old Party, and
go to one that does not want them,
Notwithstanding the pleadings Of a
few men who try to justify them
selves in advocating the election OF
Mr.. Bryan. solely because Mr.. Roose-
welt treated wrongfully the colored
soldiers at Brownsville, Texas. Mr..
Roosevelt IS not the Republican party.
he is only one man, and as such, IS
The Washington bee., 1908-10-03
RADICAL DIFFERENCE BE
TWEEN CLEVELAND AND
PPNAN

Those colored leaders in the pay
Of the Democracy, who are trying to
win votes for the party of Tillman
and Vardaman on the strength OF
the fact that Grover Cleveland's ac-
cession to the presidency worked 10
particular good to the colored people
of the country, will not find comfort
in the following analysis of the dii-
ference between Cleveland and Bryan
and the changed character Of the
forces behind them, says the Mosaic
Guide, of Little Rock, the national
organ of the Mosaic Templars, iii
closing convincing editorial show
ing the uncompromising antagonism
of the Democratic party toward the
Negro:
Some Negro leaders are trying TO
deceive the Negro by citing Grover
Cleveland as an example of Dem
ocratic president. There is no COM
Darison between Cleveland and Bryan.
Analysing Cleveland, he was more
Republican than Democrat; and,
above all, he was a great humanitar-
ian. When Cleveland was in the
saddle, the calm, broad-minded, level
headed element of the Democracy
dominated the party. But, with the
advent of Bryan. conditions have
changed and the old guard that stood
for the party's best traditions and
liberal treatment of al mankind were
changed The Cleveland Democracy
could be trusted; the Bryan Dem
ocracy spells nothing but danger to
the Negro citizens of the nation
The Washington bee., 1908-10-03
MILTON TURNER IN

HOOSIER CAPITAL.
indianapolis, Ind, Sept. 22.-Spaci-
Gus TOmlinsOn Hall was crowded to-
day with an immense throng of col
ored citizens VINO turned out to cele-
brate the 46th anniversary of the
proclamation of emancipation issued
by President Lincoln, September p.
1862, 1t was regarded by the people
as the formal opening of the Repub-
lican campaign among the Negroes,
for emancipation can concern only
the Republican party, which conceiv-
ed it and made it a living fact. The
enthusiasm manifested was an ear
nest reminder that the campaign is
not to be a spiritless affair. The col
ored voters are united and the Repub-
licans are worked up to a excellent
fighting trim. Despite the efforts Of
willy Tom Taggart, there are no
factiona1 differences among them.
and Taft and Sherman stand to poll
the normal Negro vote in Marion
county and in every section of the
state where the colored vote is a fac
tor.
The orator Of the day was Mil
ton Turner, Of Missouri, a former
Minister to Liberia, and Of national
repute. His address was an excel
lent one and teemed with instructive
historical points, and emphasized the
patriotic virtues of Lincoln, Grant
and Sumner, and placed a wreath of
laurel upon the brow of Frederick
Douglass and the brave band who
fought with him to crush the evil Of
slavery
Hundreds of out-of-town colored
people joined with the citizens of the
Hoosier capital in making the cele-
bration the great success that it was.
The Washington bee., 1908-10-03

of librarian, at $1,000 a year in the
Naval War College, Newport, R. l..
to which only males are eligible
The age limit of applicant is twenty
years or over on the date Of exam
ination; and, October %, for the po-
sition of aid in the division of IN
setcs. National Museum, at a salary
of Sz5 a month, to which only males
are eligible. The age limit in this
case is also twenty years or over on
the date Of examination.
Both examinations are open to all
citizens of the United States who
comply with the requirements.
The Washington bee., 1908-10-03
COLORED Y. NJ. c A

Construction of the colored branch
Of the Y. N. c. A., in Twelfth stree,
northwest, between s and T strest.
began with informal ceremonies N
I 20 a m. Monday.
All the work will be by col5rei
men. ]. L. Marshall, the contractor,
underbid A. II. Bollings, the lowest
colored contractor, by $1,000, but
turned over to the latter the brick
work Of the structure. The building
IS to be four stories and a basement,
So by Is5 feet.
The Washington bee., 1908-10-03
CREATES A SENSATION.
FaVOritiSm Exposed by assistant SH-
beriHteHdeHt Bruce.

FaVOritim Exposed by assistant ST.
beriHteHdeHt Bruce.
When Assistant Superintendent
Roscoe Conkling Bruce arose Satur-
day afternoon before the teachers
who had assembled in the NJ Street
High School he placed the respon-
sibility of marking of teachers upon
the three supervising principals and
the two female members in the pri-
mary department.
1t will be remembered that dozens
of competent teachers were shame
fully marked down, which will 10
doubt cause an investigation by Con-
gress.
Mr.. Bruce declared that he had
nothing to do with the marking down
of the teachers. He turned to the
supervisors while he and she were
seated upon the platform, and point
ed his fingers in their faces and ask
ed the question: Did not you do
the marking? Didn't you say that
the teachers whose marking caused
so much criticism was correct? |
find. said Mr.. Bruce, failures in the
High School and the Armstrong
Manual Training School. There are
teachers far below the required per
cent. The teachers in the High
School stated that the responsibility
rests upon the teachers in the grad
ed schools" the reason that so many
pupils fail in the High School, This
charge is untrue, declared Mr.. Bruce
with emphasis.
The above are only few Of the
forcib'e remarks he mada, to the
teachers last Saturday, and especially
to the Examining Board,
The Washington bee., 1908-10-03
CREDIT FOR ALL WASH
INGTON.
CARPETS LAID FREE.
When You Get
Ready To
Start House.
keeping
CARPETS LAID FREE.

SS11NA II - 4@E1AO 4 ANASA~s
We shall be glad to have you
come and pick out the furnish
ings from our great stocks, and
arrange the payments to suit
your convenience.
You will find our prices mark
ed in plain figures. for we know
full we'll that you cannot buy
cheaper anywhere.
We are better prepared than
ever to serve you this fall, for we
were able to secure many unus-
ual values this summer, owing to
the financial depression.
We have everything needed to
completely furnish home, and
big assorhments in every line to
choose from.
PETER GROGAN
8I7-8I9-82I-823 Seventh St.
Bet. H and I SITS.
The Washington bee., 1908-10-03
NOTICE.

To give everybody an opportunity
to try Ford's Hair Pomade, and ow-
ing to occasional requests for a
smaller size, we have decided to put
up a 25c size in addition to our regu-
lar soc size, either size mailed post
paid on receipt of price. Address
The Ozonized Ok Marrow Co., I53
F. Kinzie Street. Chicago. ILL., For
further particulars see advertisement
elsewhere in this paper.
The Washington bee., 1908-10-03
ColoredSkin MadeLighter

For centuries scientific men have been trying to make dark skin
lighter cooed not by artificial whitening but in natural way
A. last e Chemical Wonder Co.. of New York, has discovered
ComDexion Wonder which bring lighter natural color ey
cry applied The effect not ARTIFICIAL Ihe ghter color
natural The effect on the cooed counenance magical The
price of Complexion Wonder SOC The Chemical Wonder Co.
has another preparation which is indispensable for coored people,
as well as white people 1t is called OdOr Wonder, toilet prep
,t which prevents persDraton odor and encces the body
with perfuned daintiness will make anyone physically wei
come in society business circles Our men customers secure bet
Ter positions in banks clubs business houses Our women Gus
toners advance faster life Price of Odor Wonder, SIOo 1t
Won have hair trouble write fol special prescription but If
have our Wonder Hair Equipment will have no more trouble
4 consists Of Vonder Uncur" which takes the kinks and
makes hair soft and pable dress we'll bottle OF Won
der Hair-grow make the hair grow longer and metal
magnetic comb all in box for SIOo We will send all the
ecaties of Chemical Wonder Company Tor 92 and guara
tee tbe will do more to cooed people socially and COM
merciaiv than snowy garments gew-gaw ewey Booklet IS
free Delivery free Applications for agency considered NJ B.
BERGER Co. Rector Street New York City selling agents for
Chemical Wonder Company.
Ross & Nundin, Goth ST., Washington, d. e.
Board & Mcclure 18th St. Washington, D. C.
The Washington bee., 1908-10-03
MRS. ELLA HUNT

FIRST CLASS ROOMS & BOARD
All & All New Jersey Ave. =. ",
Transient Acco mmodations Q Special
ty.-Room and Board sT.5oPeT
Day ard up Baths Fee
The Washington bee., 1908-10-03
CMrEe a5,s(2sb
NIIFTY FTTPNTSHF0 ROOMS

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
Nicely furnished rooms for gentle
men: bath and all modern improve
ments. Also very desirable light Of
fee at I742 Fourteenth street north
west.
\. Il. Cnderdowu
The Washington bee., 1908-10-03
AAAI I'd

Wanted-by three medical students,
two bright communicating rooms,
near Howard Medical College. Ad-
dress with terms John G. Day.
1888 y. Calhoun ST.. BALTIC. Nd.
The Washington bee., 1908-10-03
FOR RENT.

For Rent-by Thomas Walker,
large house. 3226 Sherman ave
nue. \. w. Q rooms, bath, latrobes'
range, gas, and hall-all rooms Pri-
vate. Clean as new-Reut $4,000
Thomas Walker,
500 9Th ST., n. w.
The Washington bee., 1908-10-03

liable to make mistakes, as are other
men. But, shall the great party OF
manhood rights, freedom and justice
be crushed because its leader makes
one mistake? God forbid
The Reformer, Richmond, Va.
The Washington bee., 1908-10-03
FOR RENT.

Three rooms and bath fats tor rent
in a fashionable neighborhood, close
to all car lines. Wri-e or call al 2Ioi
L street northwest.
The Washington bee., 1908-10-03

LIBRARIAN IS WANTED.
Examinations are announced by
the civil service commission for the
position Of Librarian (male) in the
Naval War College, and aid IN the
division of insects. National Museum,
as follows:
October 2I and p, for the position
The Washington bee., 1908-10-03
HOUSE AND HERMANN.
Dinner Sets
THIS WEEKS OPENING SALE

THIS WEEKS OPENING SALE
HOUSE AND HERMANN
Offers the housekeeper rare opportu-
mites in our Crockery Department
We advertise below few Dinner
Sets, offering a good range of selec-
ton at most liberal prices. There are
higher-priced sets also at the same
scale of reductions.
$40 Dinner Set Of 100 pieces, hand
some English porcelain, with blue and
green border Special sale price,
SOS
$I2 100 piece Dinner Set, blue
Willow pattern, Special sale price,
$875
$40 100 piece Dinner Set, in two
handsome styles of decorations. Spec
ial price for this sale, s.. 65
SIS 100 piece Dinner Set, in 4
choice Of two very pretty decorations; !;
nicely shaped pieces. Sale price this
week, 5000
10 100 piece Dinner Set; choice OF
two patterns; gold lined decorations,
Specially priced for this sale,$Io.75
$I8 100 piece Dinner Set, choice
of three styles of gold lined decorated
patterns. Marked for this sale, SIo.75.
When in doubt, buy of
HOUSE AND HERMANN
Seventh and Eye Sts. n. w,
COMPLETE HOMEFURHISHINGS
The Washington bee., 1908-10-03
"TIM-CROW HELM A STAR
PERFORMER.

Tohn Tom Hefin, Of Alabama, the
champion of the infamous measure
to foist "jim-crow" street cars upon
the beautiful city of Washington,
where race friction is at a minimum,
is a Democrat. He IS one of the star
performers in the bourbon circus
which Brother Waldron is asking in
telligent co'ored men to follow and
applaud.
I. w. Bess (colored) porter of
the Manufacturers National Bank,
and pastor of the Methodist Church
at Belvidere, ILL.,, touched the bank
for $8,42o.
The Postofice Department has pro-
mulgated a new rule, whereby can
celled money orders will be held for
three years instead of seven.
The Washington bee., 1908-10-03
q 4.
A Beautiful Hair Dressing and
Tonic for the Hair!
Read what Madam Robinson the Famous Black Patti,
Queen of the Opera, says of Kink-ine
ITS, New York Citv. Dea, Sir.


Is
the delightful docha
ha
stopped and breaking
eS you claim Tor IT. and would not
Dressing delightful for of
make GSbSf
in ou mayw wish
The Washington bee., 1908-10-03

Purchase your zee from the Co
lumbia Ice Company wagons. It
is the best.
The Washington bee., 1908-10-03
MADAM ROBINSON

needed dnero
the NJ giving new life and vHxro the hair
al kr
him order it for he ngth Hnt
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Read The Bee
The Washington bee., 1908-10-03

Ross & NIundn, 100 Goth ST., Washington, D. {,
Board & Mcclure, 18th St, Washington, D. {,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-22
TAFT and Foraker Wont Talk.

CINCINNATI, ONO. Sept. Civ
II. Taft read the production of Presi
dent Roosevelt. inspired by the Fura
ker and Hearst controversy. He con
cluded to make no addition TO the
subject at this time.
United States Senator Foraker sale
that. owing to tho lateness Of the hour
he would not make any comment on
the statement Issued telay by fress
dent Roosevelt relative 10 the posi-
ton w. H. TAFT had taken In the en-
dOrsement OF Senator Foraker for
reelection.
The suggestion was made Lat he
might wish statement by him Ia
appear in the same editions of the
newspapers in which the President s
statement wcald IL published.
Senator Foraker In reply said: 81
am not SO fond of the Presidents com
pany as that.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-22
both of officials and OF the public.
Che erins Words from Mack.

While the meeting was AT hs
height a telegram from National
Chairman Mack was read. expressing
regret that ne could not attend and
concluding as follows:
Il know the Democracy of Yves
tern New York will rejoice with me
to learn that the daily reports reach
ing Democratic national Headquarters
Enthusiastically point to a great awaK
ening of voters. which bespeaks Dem
ocratic triumph. And with uniteo
Democracy standing now as solid
phalanx, and the Republican machine
disrupted from Maine to California
there can be little doubt that the
electoral vote in November next Will
be- cast for Bryan and Kern"
Mr. Bryan left at 1850 O'Clock ioi
Detroit.
The Michigan visit provides for but
two speeches. one at Ann Arbor 10
morrow afternoon and the other al
Detroit in the evening.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-22
8RO1HER'S TRIUMPH IN
FRANCE CHEERS WRIGHT
Although Suffering IRON RestIessness
OrviIIe Wrisit's Condition 10
satisfsetosy.

WASHINGTON, " c, Sept. 81
Although suffering from restlessness
today, Orville Wright's condition to
night is satisfactory He succeeded
in getting several hoairs sleep this at
ternoon and. after receiving the news
OF his brothers record breaking
fight, in France, he was in better
spirits.
Miss Catherine Wright. his sister
remained almost constantly at his
side during the day.
The father of Lieutenant Seifridge
will arrive "Wednesday night, and the
latter's funeral will probably take
place at Arlington on Thursday. Ten
tatiye arrangements for the funeral
were made today.
In a set of resolutions adopted at
meeting today of the Aerial Expert
ment Association. high tribute was
paid to the memory or Lieutenant Sci
fridge.
The sympathy of the members OF
the association was extended to Or
vile Wright in another set OF resolu
tons.
Orville Wright. when told by his
sister Of the record flight made ty
his brother Wilbur, said: That is
splendid. Perhaps Will may soon be
able to come over"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-22

plishm'nt. his great record OF SER
vice TO the public. upon his infiexible.
adhcrance to the highest standards OF
righte BUSINESS. and upon his proved
and absolute fcarlessness in relent-
lessly warning against evil. wherever
It may be found. | appeal to all goOi
citizens. all high minded. conscien-
tiou men who love their country TO:
the sake OF their country. to put such
u man ut It's head
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-22
PHI; FATs TO couNf RECORDS
Editor Relates Aneedote to illustrate
His Attitude Toward the Contrc-
versy With the Treasurer OF the
Democratic National Committee.
Oklahoma Governor Might Have
Sought Redress Elsewhere.
IBy Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-Wliliam X.
Hearst, who has been campaigning Tor
the national ticket Of the lndepen-
dence party in the South and middle
West, returned to this city tonight,
and soon afterwards issued state
ment concerning the challenge of Gov
ernor C. N. Haskell, of Oklahoma.
In his recent speeches. Mr.. Hearst
had charged that Haskell, who Is now
treasurer Of the Democratic national
committee, had sought In 1899 to in
fiuence Attorney Frank S. Monnett.
OF Ohio. to dismiss certain suits then
pending against the Standard OIL
Company. In telegram to Mr..
Hearst, which he made public last
night, Governor Haskell invited Mr..
Hearst to publicly prove his charge
before a committee of editors.
,mpuans HaskeII's Character.
MIR. Hearst refuses to accept the
suggestion Of an editorial board CT
arbltIati in the following language:
ITO the Associated Press:
II address this communication to
you as-L cannot have the slightest
correspondence or controversy with
a man of Mr.. Haskeil's character.
Mr.. Haskelrs proposition reminds
me of the well known story of the
burglar who was caught in the act
hwy the police When the police
burst in upon him, they founu him IN
front Of a safe which had been blown
open, with his tools in his pockets.
a dark lantern in one hand and his
other hand on the valuables in the
safe. The police dragged the burg
lar to the court room and the judge
said to the culprit: Wen. what nav
you to say for yourself?
The burglar said: sLOOk here,
Judge let's arLitrate the question.
Stands on Court Records.
: The court records of the COM
pIaint of the ex-attorhey general OF
Ohio. Mr.. Monnett, the affidavit OF
the present assistant of the present
attorney general Of Ohio, Mr.. Burnett,
and the court of records Of the state
of Oklahoma in the Prairie Oil & Gas
Company case accuse Mr.. Haskell.
and not ].
Mr.. Haskell has had many years In
which to sue Mr.. Monnett. II that
gentleman committed libel in nam
ing c. N. Haskell as one of the men
who attempted TO bribe him in the
Standard Oil case.
Mr.. HaskeIPs proposition to arbi
trate the matter now shows that h.
has q sense OF humor. even II he has
not a sense of honor.
(Signed)
WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-22
MANAGERS AND STAR ARRESTED
Mckee Rankin and N'ss dwell
Charged with Copyright Infringement
nv axsociatcd PrexS)
GRY ASsocIatcd

NEW YORK. Sept. zl.-Mckee
Rankin. thu theatrical manager. AL
his star. Miss Nance o'NeiL were
arrested here today by . Unitec
States deputy marshal on az indic'-
pen, found against them last July
in California. alleging that they had
'nfringcd the copyright Of the Suder-
man play. The Fir Of 81. john
After informal argument before
United States commissioner. they
we're held In 81 .0oo bail zach for cx-
animation tomorrow. and wcrs later
paroIed In custody of their COUNSEL
The compIaia; upon which tho ar
-cst vas mafc charges that Rankin
and Mrs o'Neil presented the play
In San Francisco On July - of this
wear. without the conseni Of Charles
sudcrmsn. who then vas. and ever
since has been. and Bo~ h. the own
er and proprietor Of said COPYRIGHT
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-22
NEWPORT NEWS VA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER p. 1908.
NORTHWESTERN FOREST
FIRES BREAK OUT ANEW
Four Villages Are Threatened by
Fiames-Rsiief Trains Being Sent
and Families Removed.
(By Associated Press).

ESCANABA. MICH. Sept. 2l.-FOr'
est fires. though checked by light
rains Friday. broke ont anew last
night, and four villages north OF rs;
caDaba are surrounded by flames TO
day.
The villages threatened are Mag
ara, QuinIssec. Foster City and Her
Evansville At all those places tele,
phone and telegraph communication
is cut of, and relief trains are carry
ing the people from the t1rrltor!
From Foster City. where the Morgan
Cedar & Lumber Company's big mill
is situated. flames circle the village
and freshening Of the wind may
devastate the town.
The mill has been closed down anG
every business Suspended. while 40C
men are in the outskirts OF the VI!
lage. fighting the flames.
At Iron Mountain today the fami
lies of II farmers were driven iron
their homes.
At Qninnesec many have been tax
en- to safety in relief trains. and eff
forts are making to reach others ir
more remote regions. toward which
the flames are advancing rapidly
Hermansviile, where big wooden
ware plant is situated, is said to b
in imminent danger.
At Niagara. where there Is large
paper mill. the fire reached the limits
OF the village last night. Relief trains
have been sent and q number Of tam
flies taken out.
The fire stopped after several hun
dred cords OF pulp wood were destroy
ed. but the danger is not yet passed
Everything is ne dry as finder.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-22
Geie lsgisls'sd o. The Stock
Exchange Yesterday
oIE 10 Eve POINTS DEcunel
Temporary Restoration Of Strength
Brought Out Preeipitate Selling
Current Rumors Of Renewed Gov
ernment Attack.
(By Associated PreSs).

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-Declincs Of
3sto 5 points in the prices Of most
of the active stocks were the net
results Of trading on the stock ex'
change today. which ended in a de-
moralized selling.
A plunge OF prices downward at
the opening came as the natural con-
sequence of the sharp break on Sat
urday. which brought in scattered
outside liquidation. Ranking inter
ests and the powerful capitalists sup
posed to be interested ip the specu-
lative position brought prices up
again to the Saturday closing level
during the midday period.
Apparently advantage was taken o:
the restored level to unload stocks
with even greater precipitancy than
at the start In the final hour, long
strings Of transactions in severa!
thousand share blocks were recorded
in the Hartman and Hill stocks,
Reading and st. Paul. The market
looked as though some important
speculative interest had been caught
in an unfavorable position, and was
obliged to sacrifice holdings for what
they would bring.
Rumors were current Of q renewed
attack to be made by the government
on the Standard Oil. and q report OF
an unfavorable turn in the steel and
copper trades. also were rife.
The sensation caused by the ex,
posure OF alleged Standard Oh! meth
DDS in influencing the acts Of men
prominent in public life. was feared
as threatening to stimulate revival
Of hostility to corporations.
A subsistence Of the agitation OF
this subject has been a prime factor
in the active speculation for rise
in stocks. The prospect Of renewed
sctisity Of this agitation came. there
fore. on a weak speculative position.