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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-04-16
PROBATE NOTICE.
Notice OF Settlement OF Final Account.

IN the Superior Court Of the State Of Washing
L ton for the Comfy OF Thurston
In the matter of the estate OF Henry VI. Murphy.
deceased.
Notice l. hereby given that Cora Murphy.
administrators of the estste of Henry NJ Murphy,
deceased, has rendered and presented for set.
temtnt, aud flied in the superior Court Of Thurs
ton County. State of Washington her final ac-
count a. such administrator. and her petition
for distribution. and that Monday the 18th
day of April, 1899, At 10 o'clock A. NJ at
the court room of said Superior Court in the
city OF Olympia, in said Thurston County has
been duly appointed by said superior Court for
the settlement of said final account and hear
ing on said petition for distribution. at which
time and place any person interested la said
estate may appear and file his exceptions in
writing to the said final account and petition
and contest the same.
WITNESS. Hon. John r. Mitchell, Judge
of said Superior Court, and the Seal
fsEAL. of said Court affixed this sth day of
April. A h., 1879.
W. NJ MUM
County Clerk and Clerk of the SuperiorC ourt
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Notice to Creditors.

III the Superior Court of the State of
Washington in and for the County OF
Thur-ton.
in the matter of the estate of Mark W.
Jones' dect ased.
Notice is hereby given t. all persons
who are creditor. of the above named de-
ceased requiring them To present their
claims against the said estate. with the
necessary vouchers, within one year al
ter the date OF the first publication Il
this notice, which will be the 2d day o.
April, 1909. JOSEPH b. COTrLE.
Administrator re.
First publication April 2, 1879. st.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-04-16
A Year in Collefe.

$3.50 cash or year in College can
be easily earned by one young man
or lady in each county by September.
1909. Plan does not interfere with
other employment, and student can
select the school.
State name of institution you wish
to attend. No money required.
For particulars address,
MORTON Fl. PEMBERTON,
Jefferson CITY, Mo.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-04-16

When woman says that if she
were rich she would do lots of good
in the world, she means she would
give away her old clothes to her poor
relations.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-04-16

his studies.
1t is reported that Mrs Isabel
Gilman, who teaches school between
Olympia and Little Rock. has ten
dered her resignation to take effect
the first of next month She in
tends to take the examination for add
mission to the bar, at the May term
of the Supreme Court. Mrs. Gil
man is a lady of culture, having been
a platform orator in England before
coming to America.
Mrs. Virginia Rowe, a noted mag
netic healer, clairvOyant, trance,
test and business medium, has taken
rooms at the hoffman flats, corner
Sixth and Washington streets, for a
limited time, and will give readings
at 81. Circles will be held on
Wednesday and Friday evenings,
admission % cents. Those who
have found no relief or satisfaction
from other ministratiOns are invited
to call.
The paving of the down to vn
streets places the semi-defunct gas
company in an unenviable position
The gas mlins must be laid before
the permanent paving is placed, il
the illuminatorS eHpect to remain in
business, and an effort is now being
made to have the court permit the
expenditure of a reasonable amount
of money. say $500, to lay the mains
I = II
or delay the paving contract.
Mr. Thomas I. Langridgc. OF
Elma. recently paid his relatives and
friends a short visit. He was look.
ing for an employe to do typewriting
at his place of business during i
contemplated absence of six weeks in
Mexico and few of the Southern
States and Territories Tom always
has genial countenance and wears
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-24
TAFT ENCOURAGES
PUBLIC GOLF LINKS
Writes Minneapolis Tribune,
Urging Paper to Keep
Up Fight.

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 24-In a letter
10 the Minneapolis Tribune, William h.
Taft, the next President of the United
States. declares emphaticaHy that he
believes in public golf links for Min
neapOIis. Alderman George v. ID. Hail,
one OF the prime movers fG the agitation
to have them established, is preparing
a resolution to that effect
Tafts letter follows
Augusta, Ca. Jan. 10. 1909.
the Minneapolis Tribune.
[ beg TO acknowledge the receipt OF
your favor OF January 18th, stating that
tina Minneapolis Tribune has for some
time been quietly urging public golf
links in Minneapolis Wherever this
can be done, I believe It Is in the in
terest OF the public health, and especial
" Of those Of the public who have pass
ed nifty years. Very respectfully,
WILLIAM IT. TAFT.
The Minneapolis Tribune, Minneapolis.
Mimi
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-24
CONGRESS IS SLOW.
THINKS NENLANDS
Says People Are Ahead of
Lawmakers, and PreSi-
dent Right.

Senator Newlands of Nevada ous Of
the members Of the Senate most deeply
interested In conservation is not san
guine of legislation at this session or
Congress calculated 10 help tho con-
servatiOn movement Senator New
lands thinks Congress is behind the
times on this matter, and that the sen
timent Of the country is in advance OF
that Of Congress. When asked about
the conservation situation In Congress,
ne said:
81 introduced at the last session of
Congress d bill providing for the ap-
pointmenJ Of a conservation commits
sion It has not set come up for con-
sideration in committee The sentiment
Of the country is very far in advance
OF that of Congress upon this subject
] do not think there is any disposition
upon the part Of Congress to act at this
session, and 1T will require a very force
fuI expression of public opinion from
the country at large 10 compel action
at the next session.
The Presidents message is a strong
indictment of the apathy and inertia
that have existed upon this subject. 7
attribute -auch of the criticism of the
President 20 the fact that he has found
it almost impossible TO persuade Con-
gress TO PIT into the law his numerous
beneficial sugge sttons. The result Is
that he has endeavored by executive
action 20 carry out what legislation has
neglected (, accomplish and what could
have been accomplished much more er-
fectively had proper legislation been
enacted.
7 do not think that TT has been his
purpose 10 trench upon the jurisdiction
II Congress. 1t seems To- me that his
5Irpose has been simply within the
limit Of his executive powers to act in
harmony with the views which he
wishes more broadly made effective by
proper legislation. This is the view that
7 take regarding the appointment of the
recent Council Of Arts which has been
So much criticised.
Congress has refused 10 recognizs
what has been recognized bE every
other civilized COuHtry-tuat art is an
important adjunct OF utility, and that in
the construction of public works BE- is
essential to secure the advice and the
cooperation Of the great experts in
architecture and the fine arts Gener-
o.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-24
AWAIT THE COMING
OF MISS MARCHESI

With Dr. Ludwig WuIlner and
Blanche MarchesI in this country, there
are paired The rwo dearest opponents
OF the Leider literature of the world.
The Great German is restricted to
the language OF his country and only
the feeble foundation Of ii voice 10 build
upon his great song pictures. The
other. Nine Blanche AIarchesi, the pet
of ROYALTY. with personality built upon
the heroic moulds of BrunhIlde and
Isolde. of Wagner's fabrication with
the added cult Of her mother, is com
ing To the Columbia TheateT for
TUESDAY matinee February 9 TO Illus
trste the perfection of song in poetry
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Alleged That Detectives Are
Numerous During
Cooper Trial.
JUDGE HART READY
TO RESUME BENCH
Opening of Court Tomorrow Eager
ly Awaited RumOrS Fly
Thick and Fast.

NASHVILLE Tenn, Jan -t.-AnpthoT
sensation has been sprung in the
Cooper-Sh8r trial iu the alleged pres
enca of detectives i'm and around the
court room at all times II is thought
the methods jerome is said to have
used }n the Thaw case are 90 he fol-
lowed by Attorney General NrCarn.
The arrest of ex-Sherin Cartwright
the attack upon Juror Leigh. and the
TumOrs OF charges to he preferred
against other jurors, would indicate that
matters are not progressing as smooth
ly as the attorney would like.
tt has been rumOred that Sheriff
Borum has commissioned the son Of
Juror Leigh a special deputy TO sum
mon witnesses to his fathers aid, but
this is vehemently denied 10y the sheriff
Perjury Charges.
The charge of perjury against eX-
Sheriff Cartwright will go to the grand
jury now in session. and viii not be
brought before the court for several
days. Indications point to the resump-
ton Of the case Monday, as Judge Hart s
condition is improved sufficiently.
The several new sensations have add
ed interest TO the case, and the court
room will not begin 10 hold the crowd
which viii cIamor for seats tomorrow.
II is rumored that, in pushing the
charges of perjury against eN-SheriH
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-24
A | E K AN D RIA.
MAY RE-ESTABLISH
THE FERRY SERVICE
Chamber of Commerce
Working TO Raise Money
for New Line.

Efforts to re-CstabIish the ferry ser
vice between Alexandria and Washing
ton, which was discontinued after the
collision between the steamer Lacka-
wanna and the Norfolk steamer several
months ago. are being made by the
Alexandra Chamber of Commerce. 1t
Is the purpose of the chamber 10 Get
the business men of Alexandria To SUBJ
SCIIDe one-ihfFd of the capital stock of
new ferry line, the remaining two
thirds having already been taken by
parties outside of this city.
The funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth +. Mon
roe, wits OF Charles r. Monroe. will be
held from St MaTy'E Catholic Church
tomorrow morning at $50 o'clock. Tho
Rev, Father Kelly, assistant pastor. will
sing requiem mass. The burial wifi be
IN ST. MaTy's Cemetery.
Mary +. COTbln, the nine-months-old
daughter of Edwin and Elizabeth Cor
BIN, dled at her parents home, IA North
tOiuniouS street. TINS morning. Her flu
neral Will be held Tuesday
At St Mary's Church this morning the
Rev H. }. Cutler. the pastor. read the
annual statement of the finances of the
Cuutcn- Inc report shows IL to be in
better condition than for many years
IL was announced that the collection
taken up last Sunday for the Italian
earthquake sufferers amounted to $63.47.
Ia the corporation court Tuesday. ar
Euments over the ownership of certain
personal property in ATmOIv Hall will
be heard IN the case of +. /. Slaymaker
VS.. z. j. Murphy and W. w. Domaine.
The funeral OF Thomas Terrett was
held TINS afternoon from ST. Paul
Church. Il Bailey's Cross Roads, I'm
Fairfax county. The services were con
FfFE moi 4-# nv ~1T
seminary, and the burial was i'm Ivy
Hin Cemetery
Jesus, the Man Of Prayer" was the
subject Of the sermon of the Rev w
f.. Watson. at First Baptist Church
this morning. This evening Mr. Wat
son viii take Tor his subject Three
Awful Possibilities
The Rev. Joseph r. Sewer will oc.
cupy the pulpit at the Second Presby-
terrain Cnurch Lhis evening and b.. spe.
Cial request viii deliver a sermon, tax
ing for his subject 'Ye Must Be Born
Again"
At the Young Peoples building this
afternoon Carl q. COuntrymau delivered
an interesting lecture on Throttle ana
Rail The occasion was the meeting
Of men. which was attended by nearly
all lac railroad men in Alexandria Dr.
G. T. Outcslt sang.
At the Second Presbyterian Church
tomorrow evening Il. j. Dempsey will
deliver an Illustrated lecture in which
he will tell of his recent trip to Pana-
ma.
James r.. Clements. Of Alexandria
county, has announced himself can
didate for the house of delegates to
succeed James r. Cation, who Is "a cam
didate for lieutenant governor of Viz
ginia. This puts four candidates i'm the
field. the others being Robinson Mon
cure. J. Fred BiTeI and Robert w.
Arnold, all of Alexandria.
4 delegation from the Richmond
HowitZers viii reach Alexandria tOmOr-
row and iu the evening viii present 10
the Confederate organizations of this
city a loving cup I'm appreciation of the
entertainment given them when they
were i'm Alexandria "a few months ago.
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G E DIRECTION N
BANK IS TO MOVE
IN NEW QUARTERS
Potomac Savings Institution
VIII Remodel Building
Recently Bought.

A committee consisting Of officers Of
the Potomac Savings Bank has under
consideration plans for the remodeIing
o. the building At the northwest corner
Of Wisconsin avenue and NJ street.
which they acquired recently. The con
tract for the work viii not he given
out before April 1. as the lease of the
present occupants will not expire before
then
The first floor will he Occupied By the
bank, and the upper floors may be used
by lodges.
The tug Camilla, towing the STANDARD
Oil barge from Baltimore for George
town, has arrived here.
Al s O'Clock Monday evening z mass
meeting will be held at the Congress
Street Methodist Protestant Church.
under the auspices Of the W. c. T. Z.
Mrs Mary Harris Armor, of Atlanta.
will be the principal speaker.
Getting Rich and the Golden Rule.
viii be the subject on which the Rev.
James r Marshall. pastor Of the West
Street Presbyterian Church. viii speak
tonight This is the first OF . series Of
quiet talks and a large attendance
Is expected.
Bishop Parker. coadjutor of Sew
Hampshire. who is in the city 20 attend
the conservation OF Bishop Harding,
spoke at this mornings services in st.
johns Episcopal Church. Potomac and
. streets.
Miss Rita Baer OF 3304 y street, has
returned from Richmond. where she
had been visiting the Misses Strauss
for the past month.
The Knickerbocker Club. q new or
ganization Of Georgetown boys will
give it's first dance at Carroll Institute
Hail. Friday evening. February r.
Mrs H. W Fisher, OF $50 0 street, a
prominent resident Of Georgetown. iB
seriously I'D at her home.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-24
COLONIAL THEATER-A1na Abbott
and Vaudeville.

TWO vaudeville acts are included IN
this week program OF lle Colonial
IleaIeT, 90 beulSy IFauia aEeluo- ia
connection with motion pictures and De
Illustrated songs.
Anna Abbott, the Original Georgia
magnet is ranked as LEe aea5ItleI Her
wonderful power has attracted wide aL-
1eutiou abroad.
Bert Marshall black-faleI comedian;
Princes WaIdermoff. iuCoupa.u Rus
sian dancer and musician William and
GeTtle Grimes, comedy sketch artists
complete the DIl
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-24
MAJESTIC-Moving Pictures and
Vaudeville

High class vaudeville. talking pic
lures, illustrated song hits are aImeI-
GUS on the MsJe=Jle.s bill This week.
Vaudeville includes Jennie GIraIl the
little girl with the Dig voice. sam Nor
lis. Emperor OF Germany mougIoElsJ.
the Three Musical CUartas. iu refined
musical act. The talking pictures ulu
introduce Milton and Dolly Mobiles. lu
their most successful vaudeville sketch
Sauce for the Goose is Sauce FOR the
GaudeI.' Another song lin uu tile
CamerapH0us is Aama Eama song from
The Three Twins
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-24
ACADEMY-"The Outlaws Christ
mass

2. II. Sullivan, d well-ku0wu producer
of sensational melodramas has added
another 10 his long list OF thriuers in
The Outlaws Christmas" which viii
be seen at the Academy for the week
beginning tomorrow evening.
The ulag is i'm four acts and eleven
scenes, all of which are said 10 90 the
llmit in the matter of tLriIing and
dramatic climaNes. 4 terrific hand TO
hand conflict, lao feet above The street
on painters scaHoId. and an attempt
Ell lynchiug Of the hero IN a miner s.
cabin in the I[lOndike. revolver and
rife combat ON a mountain TRAIL are
lew Of the stirring situations.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-24
DOLLIVER TO SPEAK.

Senator Jonathan p. Deliver of Iowa
win address the Pastors Federation at
the first meeting, TO be held at the Y.
NJ @. A. tomorrow morning at II
O'Clock. The Federation was organized
November 80. 1903. The Rev j. q. But
Ter, president, has issued an invitation
TO an ministers TO attend this mass
meeting.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-24
FIND RUNAWAY GIRL.

EORRISTOWN. Pa. Jan. 4-Whiie
searching for an clipping Reading girl
the police found a girl who gave her
name as Josephine Ruthmau, and her
home So North Twelfth street Phila-
deIpEia- who. after q quarrel with her
mother. as she admitted, came to town
and took a room at a local hotel.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-24

from Turkey for his life. leaving his
wife and three-year-oId son.
SINCE that time he has spent nearly
Sl0-'5 trying TO get his wife out OF
Turkey, but his efforts were without
avail until the recent revolution.
sire landed late saturday afternoon on
the liner SaEOuia at East Boston. To-
night a celebration viii he given i'm
honor Of the reunion iu the Armenian
colony here
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MRS. FISKE IN
SALVATION NELL"
CONTINUED from Elghth Pagej

(CUnunued nom EIgHtI PageJ
The company viii be Identical with
the one which PLAYED here last season.
In this play. Miss SJaHI has scored
one of the greatest hiJs credited 10 au
American actress go recent years. and
she comes 10 the Columbia Theat-r
with a. years Tuu iu New York and
four months engagement az Pow eEs
Theater, Chicago. to HeG credit
The Forbes play So II Iuur-acL n0uglg
and. contrary 90 the title. lf has uo
musical commandment.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-24

James Diamond, the eccentric come
dian Of the Kentucky Bellies" wiu 5e
seen in a new two-act musical comedy
entitled "The H0odlums' Holiday" at
the New LEceuln gheater. this week.
The piece is by j. Grant Gibson. WHO
IS also iu the cast AIT Diamond viii
be supported by Miss Adele Rauusy, a
pretty young comedleuue with a sweet
voice.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-24

One OF the most evenly balanced cx-
travaganza CompauIes ou the road
this season IS William S. Clark "J-f-
sey Lilies, TO appel~ at The Gayelg
Eheater next week
Leon Enrol, Americas foremost knock
e bout comedian and author of the two
musical satTes, will appear IN the COM
Cdy roles.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-24
CHASElS-VaudevLIIa

ChasG's this week presents "a bin COM
tanning William III. Thompson d. Co..
Margaret NIodet and company, i'm sewcu
Collins sketch hit, Awake at the
Switch Stuart Barnes Jeanette Low
RE, ia Nine--Cimarou trio, Horton a.
Le TIisEa. oarbreg Bros, and RUS
sIeu Cavalry N5uueuveGs' uy the
NItagraph. The great American char
acter eetor-slaI, William IF. Thompson,
and his associate players. viii boz seen
IN the late Sir Henry IrEing's oDe-act
masterpiece ''N aLeTluUs' written for
him by Sir Conan Doyle ana played by
the eminent English IRA gedian FOR q
year at mis- London Jheater.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-24

OF Angel Gulch." with Young Buffalo
in the title role, commencing Monday,
February l. The play is a typical
Western DRAMA all scenes being laid
in Arizona.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-24

Cartwright, an effort Will be made TO
show that a deliberate attempt was
made 90 get him on the jury In order
- hang IT, and prevent a conviction, IS
NE Is known 10 be opposed to the poll
Cles advocated by the dead Senator,
Beaten by Independent
In the campaign two years ago Cart
wright was backed by the whisky ele-
meut and was defeated by G. y. Johns.
an independent. on a reform ticket, u no
was practically unknown before The
campaign
Indigestion in the form Of an acute
attack has stopped for fOrty-eight hours
the rulings Of Judge Hart as to the
competency of Juror t. s. Leigh. who
was challenged for cause in an afr
davit submitted by Attorney General
Mccain Friday, and the disposition of
the matter was to have come up Sat
uTday morning.
Deputy sherihs are riding the county
summ0uiug the 500 names drawn from
the jury box Friday afternoon, and I'm
the morning the third panel of sew
euyy-hye veuremeu viii be submitted
10 the attorneys Of both sides and the
trial viii be taken up again
The sensation of the day Yesterday.
despite tho fact that no session of the
court was held was the arrest shortly
after noon OF eE-Sherin Thomas T..
Cartwright, who was arrested on a
warrant charging him with perjury jC
connection with his examination for
jury service
when agrasgned in the Justices court
the big eN-ofGclal, who is now dairy
man. broke down and sObbed. The af-
hdavits regarding Leigh charge that he
was drunk on January IS and drinking
ora the 2VtH5 upon which day He was
seated IN the jury box
Defense's Claim.
The attorneys for the defense viii con-
tend that such condition before his seat
ing viii not disquaIify him for jury
services. The court VIII probably take
the matter Of the Leigh afddaUts up
upon the converting OF court in the
morning, and il is understood that The
attorneys for the State viii spring an
other surprise iu am attempt 10 uuseat
another 5urymau.
Attorneys for the defense arc making
the most of the recess of the court. and.
fl IS understood, win make a hard fight
10 retain the six jurors already selected.
mOny OF witnesses was used ia the pa
peTs at the time of the application for
bail by the tOOpers and Sharp has dis
qualified many of the Veniremen from
jury service. as over 100 OF the original
lists were disqualified for this cause
alone
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-24
Concerts for Tonight
At Capital TheaterS

Novelties and favoutes viii be -
keynote to the program arranged for
the diversion this evening at the Column
bi8 TnCater-
The fzv0rites will include the weli-es-
rablished entertainers Ia Petite Alma.
~ hose work last Sunday evoked general
commentator: Miss Fannie Flcher.
s0Iolst. and James FLYNN 10 picture mel
aEfap The numbers selected for these
entertainers viii include several New
York successes never before heard TN
this city.
The Sunday concert at the. Academy
tonight offers program OF over two
hours Of comedy and dramatic moving
pictures. interspeTsed with excellent
real numbers by clever entertainers
Those promised for t11ights concert
are Ryno and Emerson. John L. Reh,
Eeuuart and Ritter, and Walter Soad-
Eeimer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-24

Miss Rita Baer. Of 800 y street. has
returned from Richmond. where she
had been visiting the Misses Strauss
for the past month.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-24

Bishop Parker. c0adjutor of &ew
Hampshire, who is in the city 10 attend
the conservation OF Bishop Harding,
spoke at this morning services in st.
Johns Episcopal Church. Potomac and
o streets.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-24

The Knicksrbocker Club. a new or
ganization Of Georgetown boys, will
give it's first dance at Carroll Institute
Hail Friday evening. February r.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-24

Mrs. II. ". Fisher, OF $50 0 street. a
prominent resident Of Georgetown, iB
seriously I'D at her home.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-24

delegation from the Richmond
Howitzers wifi reach Alexandra tOmOr-
row and iu the evening viii present TO
the Confederate organizations of this
city a loving cup i'm appreciation of the
entertainment given them when they
were I'M Alexandria "a few months ago.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-24

REQ J.. D. Moore. ST.. szg 18th st. aR. Tel.
@eSS Main Gs9l.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-24

Pullman Thomas & ToIman Aulr Co..
ls-b L ST. NV. Tel. II. 100