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The Washington herald., 1909-10-13
NAVAL nrdern

The following orders have been issued:
Lieut.. Comdr H. G. GATES, orders Of October 3
1909. modified; upon detachment Ohio to Missouri
as executive officer
Lieut.. J. NJ. ENOCHS. TO duty Naval Academy
Annapolis Nd.
to Quincy Mass, duty connection Graylinr a;
work Of Fore River Shipbuiding Company. and
additional connection submarines Is to l8
Lieut.. r. WAINWRIGHT, Jr.. detached duty Con.
necticut. TO navy yard Washington, d. c.
Ensign W. C. BARKER. detached duty Naval
Academy. Annapolis. Md: to home and wait
orders.
Assistant PsymAster E. s. STALNAKER. detached
duty Arethusa a. pay cf1cer and continue othe,
duttiea
The Washington herald., 1909-10-13
SOCIETY HEARS LECTURE.
DIR. Alex HrdIicka Talks on the An
Client Egyptians.

Client Egyptians.
'Anthropology Of Egypt IN light OF re-
cent observations was the subject CT =
lecture given by Dr. Alex. Hrdllcka 10
the Anthropological Society Of Washing
ton in West Hall. George Washington
University, last night
The lecture concerned the ancient Egyp-
tians. which the lecturer claimed had no
relations with the negro. II was not IN
I'll the Christian era that Africans could
be traced in connection with the Egyp-
tians
In speaking Of the physical appearance
Of the ancient Egyptians. Dr. Hrdncka
said they were short OF statue shallow
chest, brown skin. and straight black
hair. though in some cases mummies had
been found with brown hair.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-13
Given $1,000 in Judgement.

By consent Of counsel. Judgment against the
District Of Columbia for $1,000 has been awarded
BY Justice Wright in Circuit Court No l in favor
q NJ. r. Frazier. who was injured in May 1906.
Frazier was riding bicycle and thrown from
the machine when he nn into an unprotected de-
preston.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-13
Observation-Disclosures
City Council Makes Road
Appropriations.
ANDERTON-DAWEs MARRIAGES

Missing Man Located in District jail.
Fitzgerald Council, X. of c, OBJ
and Literary PrOGrHmmc-LiEht In
fnntry Basketball Team Organized.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-13

r. Clinton knight. 625 King street. Alexandra.
Va. is authorized agent and carrier for The Wash
inEtOn Herald. The Herald will be delivered daily
lnd Sunday 20 any address IN AlexandrA Tor 80
cents q month.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-13
VIII Flee. Officers.

The Ladies Of Charity Of ST. Patnck's Parish
viii hold q meeting this morning at IL O'Clock in
Carroll Hall. in G street. for the annual election
Of officers. Rev Thomas Z. McGuigzn. director.
viii preside
The Washington herald., 1909-10-13
EDUCATIONAL.
WASHINGTON SCHOOLS.
Health and Personal Culture.

HUaIII aIu EGFsUIIdI NIIISIos
Breathing - Corrective exercises -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ex-
ercises-ReduetiOn OF Adipose tissue
Rhythmic exercises with music for
grace and poise.
SPECIAL FOR CHILDREN.
reathing-Physical exercise - Cor
rect posture IN sitting. standing. and
walking-Interpreta of simple mu-
sic, natural dancing and pantomime.
Mrs. MARY GALE DAVIS.
The Burlington, Vermont avenue.
(Mrs. Davis represents Mrs Lucia
Gale Barber of Boston.) w,S225"
The Washington herald., 1909-10-13
EDUCATIONAL.
EUUOAII ONAL.
WASHINGTON SCHOOLS.
National
University
Law School
EVENING SESSIONS EXCLUSIVELY
GIst Session Opens October 1. 1904

4Ist Session Opens OctObeZ 1. 1000
Practical three years course leading 70
degree OF Master OF Laws: the degree OF
Bachelor OF Laws can be secured at end
OF second year.
For catalog, application blanks. SC, ap-
ply In person or by mail to the Dean. Ma
t1onal Metropolitan Bank Building, SIS
18th st. NV, or after October ! at the Law
School Bldg. sls-S1s 18th ST. NV. Tels-
phone NJ llO7.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-13
The POTOMAC SCHOOL

An elementary school for boys and SirlA sixth
year begins "Wednesday. OclOber II kindergarten
and frSt EI grndea Address. for catalogue. ALSs
LUCK MADEIRA, Principal. LOO 18th It
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26
LEARN TO SERVE

The primary object Of education says President Hill M.
nell OF Drake university, should be service
He advises the young men who preparing to enter
college this spring and tall 10 think little OF the monetary
advantage which wide knowledge will be them think lit
tie about the breadth Of vision the happiness the added
power but think above all things the powers for service
which education win give.
Ills words good ard here they are;
"A boy regard college road 90 the mil
lonac haven although may truthlly stated that
class college the thrifty in the world
But there values of college that the
dent escape They his, whether he will Edu
cation and broader vision inseparab Likewise education
and larger freedom added power increased wisdom aud greater
happiness
Surprising all these is that result Of larger usefulness To
be able to ones fellows Delights the heart To do this in
unusual truly exaS These values that
should not be ignored by the young OF today
is there anything else that youth do even in
years that will have comparable yauep TO question
Is There Surely must educate for we
would not live the creumserbed lives tina, If
do To be in full possession powers 60 pre-
eminent in good works To be pre-eminen good works is al
together worth wheo value anything else that
can be named That the mighty ultimate OF university
training
Il isn't probable that Dr. Bells advice his students will
get him any 100000 donations from oil magnates
because DR. Bell has held his ideals that aren't
exactly OF the Chancellor Day sort
He has said in other words that his university doesn't care
Tor oil donaonstat his school isn't encouraging the brand
OF youthful aims that these donations inspire
It isn't hard 10 what Dr. Bell his sermon on
service lie telling youth that the brand education tina,
Abraham Lincoln received by candle light the sort Of edu
tou tina,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26
S7'IRS FOR WOVING Dad

Going 20 move May ~ sof--
here's a few moving day tips to tho
wise.
First Of alt. engage your moving
man right away II you wait until
the last moment you're hound To
he disappointed Moving day Is a
busy day FOR tho moving man
II The new house has 10 be re-.
decorated. get the landlord busy
at Il now, Paperhangera and paint
ora are a bother at all times. tho
greatest Of bo,hers when they're
working ia tho same house Ia
which you are trying 60 1--we.
Notify your insurance agent 81
your contemplated change, no he
can transfer your policy the day
yuu change addresses
Cook np IN advance a lot 81 prov.
endor for the family, You'll prob.
ably have to serve dinner on the
mantelplece3 the dlnera Will DO IN
better tomper II the food IL some.
what near standard.
Throw away all iunh There's
no use cartlng useless things aiong
with YOU Aud II yoad have your
neighbor say nice things OF your
housekeeping when she chances 90
drop into tho old house after
you've loft. have all the rubbish
swept cut and burned
Attack the attic first You'll
find plenty OF old clothes up there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26

that will come IN handy IN wrap.
ping fragile things, Neat take the
things out ~ the cellar.
Put the tools youll need for gak.
ing apart and reaasembling fsfni.
tureauch az hammer, tsflrra.
screw driver. SCISSORS and twln
together IA one box. 80 they can be
easily found when wanted
Have on hand IN advance niasity
81 boxes. barrels. old trunks nhd
plenty OF straw. excelsior, old bhr.
laps and carpets In which to nae /
things. "a
Into the barrels should so Yspur
Kitchen ware and other articles not
easily broken. Mark them Handle
With Care" n you want them
handled with care.
Pat your books In heavy packing
cases
Leave the packing of your plano
20 the moving man. lie knows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26

Hickory sticksl Where Is the
Krown.up man OF today who didn't
have hickory stick when he vas
boy. either on HIS back or In his
hand z Hickory sticks for the school
teacher Hickory sticks for shiny
Hickory sticks 10 knock down
luscious apples and pears aud
peaches In old Hen Farmers or.
chagd Hickory clubs for nutfing Ia
the woods. Yes, hickory Is a bully
memory
And nov they say the boys Of the
future will have 10 get along lnst
exist without hickory. The Ma
honal Hickory association has iuat
held a convention al Cincinnati. and
the reports on the supply of the
famous wood we're very disheartsn.
ing. Most Of the big hickory forests
have gOne-gOne into wagon
epokea shafts. AK handles and
only Isolated clumps Of trees re-
main
The association would like 10 see
more forests grown. but the hickory
II a SLOW grower. and men In these
days are IN too much 81 a bury TO
wait 80 they're looking for sub.
gtitutes. Also n there's any hlok.
Dry IN South America or any other
handy place they'd Ike the duty
taken of TO let IL In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26

beat, and hos usually responsible
for al damage.
Pack pictures of equal sire To-
gether. back 10 back.
Wrap china and glassware aepa.
Fately In straw or excelsior.
Replace all lost keys, Lock
every drawer and trunk and pat
all the keys on one ring
Wrap all pillows, sofa and bed. IN
heavy crash. He'd clothing can be
packed IN the same way
Keep llst 81 MI things you pat
into particular bon. trunk or
drawer Then DON'T LOSE THE
LIST
Eat the first thing after the last
Load reaches the new house.
Then put up the beds and get
into them and SLEEP Don't work
all night settling things. you'il b.
frrshef In the morning n you've
had a good nights rest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26

constituent "Ira like dis. Dey
wuE a ruction Ia DO dismemherahip
oh Dc Centuriana % DO Magic ARK.
an de auccecdors busted erway an
orphanlEed a moo lodge an called Il
De Prpdigni Sons an Daughters OBJ
BALKAN Gabe Jefferson kalao
mine orphAnisad II. on account oh
him bella DO loadin' renegade
pcy wur only seben members. an
each wuE give a Gaited high Of.
fier VII De privilege oh Nearin'
fnyai purple an a bfAEen helmet OBJ
brass. an all do canopy ob Hplen.
dor suE 40 Outer Keeper Oh de
Tffian roriieroa Dave Goilah
iifeoks be wuE DO Senesehai OBJ Do
Hattie AZ, Sister Lacy Marzhmal.
low she wa Radiant Queen Oh De
Utilities. an her NANNY NuE de
ChefUh ob Dc Ssraphim. Oia man
NAnhln ton GawdEe Richmond wun
De fAEnsum Parent ob do Lost
Sheep. an Houficite Henrooaf aat
0n his right hand a. DE- HiEh Priest
eea Oh De 0ig an Saddle. nalnM
he wuK 30 stout. Gahe Jefferson
kmlnomine done ordained hinM~lf
o. Stalled an Fattrd Calf. Md a.
license Oh predumiuAtin' obsr DO
loases an fiHhea Rn' hnmhoue en
dugtn' d@ Rita Oh nclnhAaHef'a
Feast
~pe prpdigai Sons an DAUGHTERS
% ualaam bad all dc pass wuda
an paFphernalia Identified 20 heart
an had o. hall rented Tor ehrry
aecon Tuesday aftah dc Last We'd
neaday IN a. mouf Dsn Uabs JET.
fafaun kAiaomine done got ums
hfaFcoua an started a fracaa ba
case de- diamemberahlp wnnidn't
hps foAh uusa bafo 10 Eilded fort.
stool oh D. Fattcd Calf. when Dc
ritual done cay we halter Eenufiex
QuF three umee DIS caused dc
lodge a. ffae Ia COMMITTEES oh de
whole and take Dc roof off-n Dc
sauctum. an nuW 40 duAn' meet
no NOAH. Cabs jefferson kaleo.
mine IN his eorporosity Oh Fatird
Calf done diaiuln aa cYanidu die by
diaponsin' wid a. auperfluah cerw
monlaim an alrippln DO vustmenta
nffn Do bslilcoae mombegHl OATS
hos n wuE sab
And what became of the vat.
led caifY~ asked Cot. Gadmdau.
Huh. he am disrupted. too. We
done killed Dc Fafted Calf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26

what are you crying aboutf'
-MY husband beat me"
Who H. her
"A EFpsf fiddler. lie beat. me
with The fiddle bow"
Then you ought 90 BE- thankful
De doesn't play a bass Floi"-- tiis.
geude Iiaattar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26

The Constable Now. Wen'iemsn.
we've traced these hers cioose. the
futuftHtH 81 thn hose an the tut
prints q she man % this stump
from here on thArs only the fut
pFinta q the hoah Nov the quuss
ton 10 vets become o. the man r.
LIFE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26
POLITE CONDUCTORS
ISN'T IT GREAT

= NEw YORK. April IT. 4
= Hello This looks Hike the 4
= millennium Is rixhs upon rs 4
y A sign Of u - ihe polite 4
= action Of conductors on New .
= York street car line. 4
= How polite are they 4
= Wen. they have orders To b. 4
= more polite 20 passengers than 4
= passengers are 20 them 4
= Therefore. fits a race 10 see 4
> who can be most polite and 4
y confederate. I
= The man who gave the or. 4
= ders 70 the trainmen Is y. w. I
= WhiiEidge. lawyer. receiver Of ,
= the Third avenue line. Whit .
> ridge. before he was a recelv. 4
> er. used 10 be- a plain passen. ,
= ger himself. and be- knew how I
> mean conductors could be ,
= He Also knew how mean I
= passengers could be. I
= The conductors find seats I
, for women. help them on and !
? of. don't hurry them. talk I
= pleasant yto them. give IN ,
y formation carefully. remember .
> where you want 10 get OF and I
= tell you when you've reached I
. your corner, and do many I
= other pleasant things. /,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26

From the treatment be Is recciv.
Ing in America. Il Is not Jet quite
plain shat lnducemcht American
cisAzsnship holds out to Mr.. Cor
eorun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26

II Is encouraging 10 consider the
VAST quantity Of peace the sultan
could have insured " hs had con.
traeted the DreadnAught habit early
in hfe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26

ibid yea secure tirk Nfn Tor the
play hubby Inquired the New
ferk wife = hear they are in de-
fuHnd
@ThaY arr Hut ! managed 20 get
seats Tor tNo months from tonight
And. ~ the Way"
~ ell
~fon might begin 20 get ready
nsW -- irftsnurH Post
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26

you wnufd accept fhls uid time
ueiesf faIfefad she man who Was
being held $50 WHY. % "a only an
apology fnF s watch
that's All FiEhf friend laughed
tie haia hi&hN@Yfna iii accept th2
Apology. tshifaHa MrwH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26

These leases are getting There's.
DECLARED The first cave dweiisr.
That's right chimnd o. the see
end eaFH-dweiiar "Dur landlord
won't let ~ keep ichthYusa do
dos. sabre tnathed tigefa. OF ptero-
aaffFta PUCK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26

NJ. simple So that this here
phase spiayin rAaerswskf las Eat
the rhsEuaiism In htn hard % 10
eat play
hrs. stsfnpse--rhen why don't he
uaf enc 81 those mechanical piaanss
Cleveland fiafn Dealsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26

"WAa aas d wrote fhe iine. I only
hnnW sic eaa4a ard ncufT
reaas : little #Na douht n Was
sa4nshasiY wha had been trying ~
sB59a ths servant pfohism, '--iiirni .
tnshain Aseafiefaid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26

Minntrh 40 yeu asppoNs oi8 Chip.
nick knasa shat hs IL actgailY
Nnffhf
ainnies Sa. o. he'd feet mighty
saail. 10 spite % all hta money -
IffoNufuas Magazine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26

OF course they are a savage. an.
christian lot In Turkey. but 80 far
they haven't been using pneumonia
afflicted persons for a medium Of
rvvenge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26

The ennAamptive colouy IL nhnus
as popular a. the blllboarda. with
the exception that no one makes
large pFptt out u tha colony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26

NtgwaE The government xtatfs-
tfciars prove that thsrs ia = diverse
Tor sssFr 70 marriages. lan't that
fair
crnieps Yes. awful for the ether
niuetesa - Fhliatciphia Record
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26

And tho erueiest part Of a All
vas. we wore arrested luss after 10
had gone 70 press. and the morning
papers got Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26

From hts manner Of speaking one
would Judge that Castro. as soon a.
be Receivers hlz health. intends 20
punish the Unitsd States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26
nIrrIrtIr ruF,~dnTI-Tfoxs

a hase q cute paiu To- mr child'H
ataHfafn. Please EiFs my sQn some
fhtun 20 release 81
#ftsAH nashtsF. Plies SIR bearer five
snnaH worse ~ Auntie Tuayn for
NaFfn NabYsa throat aud uhieSR~
MB isstis hAhy has NAt un 90
fathers Parish plaster Hrnd IN an
setnte quick ae possible ~ the IN
closed girl
rhla ehiia 10 my little Hifi I
seed ruu five cents 20 buy tuo SIT
less POWDER Ter a grove up adult
mhn i sth~
yes wfii please give She isttls
bet five teNfa worth % eperar Ter
10 fhFou - N five months cd
habe n M@The babe has a sore
- untutek
= hsf : bet time IN my tnsides and
sirh I would Ike u % b entia-
Tuishsd what Is Eood fer 10 eHfin-
Hutsh iff The enclosed money IL TIRE
price Of the eHtiuKaiahar. Hurry
pieass Aisssni Report Of the phil
aasiuhfa College - Pharmacy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26

Teacher. what ~ tho meaning o.
the phrase. "A we'll read mAnf
The usual silence, when. sitter n
short while. Atuh MeGuff raises hiH
hand
Teacher Well. Mr.. Mcuuff. what
e. the menufHHf
Htnh- A healthy Indian, Judges
Library.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26

II Director Of the Census North
should ressgn-oh. pAhAw. Seattle
could never expect luck 40 good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26

While We hate 20 DO Il. Tacoma
VII have % understand that All
sentiment eeascs whsn il comes 10
the pefceagaxa column.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26

II somebody should send an niti.
rnafnm 20 him. Abdul Hamld would
know that be was perfectly safe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26

Col Roosevelt killed two wilde.
bessss and Thompson Razeiie on
his first hunt. and the dollara word
contract automatically went lnso
effect. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26

Recruit Please. Sergeant. I've rot
srfinfHf tu NJ Hand
Sergeant Instructor Wet yer been
dofnf Eirakin' feF adj funCh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26

whats that looking
eHarm you are wearing on your
watch chainT
THAT g. our now coat -of arms
ahauffeur rampant. policeman
6ouehanf. Justice ~ pcnoa expect
At - Montreal Standard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26

DR.. Mccree~ Ny dear Mrs Good
Fnan. how could you bring out a
young child on such "a day aH thla
With such q strong east wind blow
fng7
Mfs g0Odmsn--Ah. doctor, you
viii always have your iittlc Joke
ti0w can q child ~ THIS ago possibly
know what wind IL Acrnps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26

a siri never really belleves fairy
70 tell them 70 haf @-flaiIaa S.~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26

A. ~slsems a. she fiowsrs os May.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26

NO HICKORY STICKS
FOR FUTURE BOYS

rsehool daysi School daysi
Dear old Golden Rule days.
Reading and writing. arithmetic
Taught 10 the tune Of a hickory
stick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26
STAR DUST

"Th' mas uha
hes most fon
piaaaia' n day
Oft g. she one
" hos alias too
busy teF take
Sc"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26

I understand you coiored folks
have gona and started a n9w
lodger' said Col Gadsden. mesfing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26

ny tongue Glove h the roof 81 my
muuth
Hsrfie--MY dear Ola boy. can smell
that Glove Kansas City Jour
nal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-26

Jackson Johnson Clay on Palmetto
a.
''rassah. yAa aah." replied his
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-06
TO FIGHT 1T OVER.
Admiral Evans Says Russia viii Try
Japan Again.

colorado Springs, Col, March g.
AS Tar as any war between the United
states and Japan is concerned. all
such talk is buncombe,'' declared Rear
Admlral Robley D. Evans, who arriv-
eo mere yesterday afternoon, in an in
terView.
The japanese have their hands full
IN taxing care with the Russian sit
uaton Russia is now preparing for
What seems to be an inevitable con-
ffict 1t is rebuilding its navy, getting
It's army into shape and constructing a
double track railroad across Siberia.
Russla viii not be satisfied until it
mas another try in the field with Jap
an
Admiral Evans scouts the idea that
the school controversy in California
VIII lead to war with Japan.
You might as we'll talk about an
attack on Chinese laundry causing
war with that nation" he said. why
should Japan seek war with the Unit
ed states? Certainly Japan has no
right to interfere with California in
that states regulations of its schools
of course, the terms of our treaty
with Japan should be observed
Roosevelt handled that feature excel
lently.
Il don't believe the possibility OF
war has been given serious considera-
ton by either country"
The entire agitation he said, was
by the Jingoes of both countries.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-06

Gil ADOPTED he@rnajority report of the
canVassers and Mr.. Van Ness and Mr..
Stanley won their point 1t might be
!neHLIoned that this is the nrSt time
Mr- van Ness of the First ward really
became excited over a measure of any
KIND k1no- AS general rule he is quiet,
thoughttul, well-judged man and has
nothlng TO say unless someone hints to
MN nm that a North Topeka improve
ihelt VIII be severed-then he is up
III arms; Last night he rivalled his
honorable fellow alderman, Mr.. Jor
oan' IN spirit and enthusiasm Gen
eral hughes left just before the vote
was taken or the matter would have
been settled at once and possibly in
favor of the minority.
injunction Papers Coming.
rms matter was not settled last
night, however. Today Mr.. Miller is
IN constant consultation with lawyers
IN the city and if it is possible the city
clerk will be enjofned from publishing
tne tlcket without the names of the
democrats. This injunction will be
served some time this evening This
is the second Injunction suit opened
up in the last week. The first one was
against the State Journal on the pub
hshlng of street naming ordinance.
In explaining his action today Mr..
MiIIer was in the same fever heat. He
sara; think that 1t is altogether un-
1alr Tor the city to act under a law
made by the legislature but two DAYS
De1ore the primary election We
democrats have been working under
the Old law and we have been guided
py IL all the way through. The Re-
pubIicans have also and the whole pr1-
mary was conducted in this manner.
RMS action of the council will not stop
mere. The city will have to prove it all
to the courts
The majority of the councilmen did
not catch the excitement displayed by
the Democrats-theys seemed more in
terested in the eccentricity of their
felIow Republican, Mr.. c. H Kutz.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-06
UNSETTLED MARKET.
Disturbed Condition i'm Steel and
Anthracite a Factor.

New York, March 6.-Some clear
ing of conditions in the steel trade re-
HeVed the weeks stock market from
its more violent unsettlement- The
dealings fell into professional hands
and the movement was narrow and
irregular
The copper trade is much un-
settled still and reports of large new
orders at higher prices and of heavy
offerings in a collapsed market have
alternated with effect on the copper
industrials. The disturbed labor out
look in the steel trade and in the
anthracite mining regions is not
relished.
The presidential inauguration
proved to have been discounted, but
the subject of government measures
against corporations is kept in con-
sideration by the pending commodities
case decision and by the restrictions
on the Erie bond issue and the
Spokane rate decision of the Inter
state Commerce commission.