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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-21

teTeSt OF protection
No Work In Sight.
The new chairman said there was no
especial work in which the committee
could interest itself at this time, and
that his visit was more in the nature Of
an informal one. in order to confer with
the President and former Chairman
Hitchcock
Chairman Hin IS a man Of kindly, but
commanding presence and attractive
personality, which has helped TO raise
him from a position Of comparative OBJ
security. politically. to one Of the hign-
est political offices in the country He
began his career as a member Of the
Maine house of representatives in 1889,
and from 1899 TO 1897 was a State sena-
tor He was Presidential ylector i'm 1896
and member of the executive council
Of the Republican national committee,
IS99-f9DO. He was governor Of Maine for
four years. from 1900 TO 1904. He is
prominently identified with q number Of
railroad and banking interests in his
State, being director in several cOmpa-
MES
Chairman Hin will remain in Wash
ington several days, closing up the at
fairs Of the last election preparatory to
the closing of the Washington offices.
There will be little business to come
before the comm ttec until the eXeCu-
tive committee meeting in 1910. Chairman
Hill said ne probably would interest
himself TO = considerable extent in the
next Congressional campaign.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-21
SAWYER HELD
IN OKLAHOMA

Detective herman, who went to Guy
mon, Okla, several days ago wired
Major Sylvester this morning that
Thomas Sawyer. wanted in washington
for obtaining money by NEAR = Of alleged
worthless checks, is held in TIE sum Of
1900 for his appearance IN this city.
Sawyer is accused Of passing lad
checks amounting 70 $50 on Representa-
tive Scott Ferris of Oklahoma
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-21
JURORS DISGRACE,
DECLARES JUDGE

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. March 2L-J. Z.
Pierce, one OF the leading citizens If
this place, Is under arrest charged with
having perjured himself 20 get on the
Jury which tried Steve Bridges for the
murder Of Alex Locke.
The Jury acquitted Bridges. and Judge
Belts severely criticised the jurors from
the Dencn, saying they were a disgrace
and unfit to have any part in court Of
Justice
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-21
NAVY PLANS CHANGE
IN THE ILLINOIS
Battleship 10 Sail for League Is
land, Where Survey Will
Be Wade.

BOSTON, Mass. March 1.-THE
United States battleship Illinois, now
at the Charleston navy yard, will sal
Tuesday morning for Philadelphia and
remain in reserve until the report Of
changes on the ship has been approved
by the Navy Department.
She will then return TO this yard and
60 ont of commission, and the yarC
will undertake on her the biggest re-
pair Job il has ever had
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-21
HITCHCOCK SYSTEM
INDORSED BY HILL
New Republican Chairman
in Capital, Outlines Next
Campaign Policy.
No Work In Sight.
Continued from First Page1

tariff bill will be generally acceptable
to all, and viii subserve the main in
forest Of prot ectinn. .,
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RUSSELL FUNERAL
AT FAMILY HOME

TIC funeral of William Henry Russell
viii be held tomorrow morning at 1915
O'Clock at the family residence, fol-
lowed by services in the Bethany Bap-
tist Church at II o'clock The Rev.
Hugh 7. Stephenson viii Officiate.
Honorary pallbearers will be IsIcius
Fairman, Byron Gable, Samuel Carroll
and w. ". ChisweH. The active bear
ers. all employees Of the insurance COM
pany OF which Mr.. Russell was preSi-
dent, VIII be B. W. Chiswell. ]. R
Marshall, E T Hughes, J. F. McCarter,
James a. BaldersOn, w. p. Fuse.
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THREE WORKMEN KILLED.

BARROW = IN r. FURNESs, England,
March IA gangway connecting the
battleship Vanguard with the wharf
collapsed today. Fifty wOrkmen were
precipitated 10 the dock Three Of them
were killed and forty injured. The ac-
cident happened IN the yard of Wicker?
Sons & Maxim.
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Tea Tax Opposed.

The tea tax also meets Mr.. Aldrich's
opposition, and he wants no duty on
coffee. He is convinced that there is
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-21
OBJECTIONS GROW
TO TARIFF SCALE
Storm Of Opposition Indicates That Payne Bill Will Be
Revised in Many Provisions Before 1t
Becomes Law

Continued from First Page)
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SPECIAL NOTICES

LIKE To HAVE NAME AND
address Of lady and gentleman who sat
on long seat on rfgbt-hand front side OF
car that left 18th ard G streets for Ber-
WIN on Friday March u. at S-45 m.
Address J. V, Box "a, Berwyn. Md
rnhIe-St
Philadelphia Oyster and Chop House,
5I3 18th -. N ". Phone Main 2050.
SPECIALISTS IN SEA FOODS
Try Our Famous Single Fried Oysters
rnhle-tf
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-25
Road Will Make
Large Exhibit
Rock Island Will Send Here It's Show.
ing at Land and Irrigation
Exposition.

John G.. Bonnel, Industrial representa-
tive Of the Rock Island, is in Omaha maxi
Ing preliminary arrangements for installing
the big exhibits of his road at the National
Corn exposition. He says that the roads
exhibits in the United States Land and
Irrigation exposition. now open in Chicago,
will be brought to Omaha in their entirety,
In order to have plenty of time to In
stall our exhibit, we will attach the spe.
cial cars to our Rocky Mountain Limited
and thus make the best time possible from
Chicago to Omaha" said Mr.. Bounell.
Omaha deserves great praise for the
successful manner in which the exposition
OF 1908 was handled and there is a great
similarity to the way in which the Chicago
and OTah expeditions were proposed
pushed and perfected. A big corporation
In each city stood back of each show and
made them a success. In Chicago it was
the Chicago Tribune which stood back Of
the United States LAND and Irrigation con.
gross, and in omaha Il was The Bee and
Its cornstalk edition and The Twentieth
Century Farmer which stood back Of the
National Corn exposition and made IL a
success by work within its organisation
ard by the large amount OF space which
both used in boosting for the show"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-25
An American King

is the great king of cures, DR.. Kings New
Discovery, the quick, safe, sure cough and
cold remedy. SOC and 500. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-25
LARGER WORK FOR TRINITY
Officers of Cathedral Incorporate
Gardner Memorial House
Association.

Bishop Arthur Williams, Dean Beecher
and a number Of laymen OF Trinity cathe-
dral parish have incorporated the Gardner
Memorial House association. The capital
stock Is to be 5000.
The Incorporation is part OF a plan for
the entering by the parish upon a larger
field Of social settlement work. The old
Clarkson hospital is to be largely used as
a parish house and the Gardner Memorial
parish house, adjacent to the cathedral.
will become the rectory for Dean and Mrs.
Beecher, H.. W. Yates, r. S. Hall, Edward
P. Peck, Clark Powell and Walter T. Page
are the other incorporates.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-25
Omaha is for
All the State, SO
is the Corn Show
Club Explains to In
terror Towns, Correcting Some
Wrong Impressions.

Attention has been called to the Omaha
Commercial club by a circular, which was
sent to the club, that the Norfolk CONNER
cial club is protesting against the dates
Of the National Corn exposition, asserting
that the thousands who will attend the
show will draw trade away from the mer-
chants Of the smaller towns.
The Commercial club of Omaha has
adopted resolutions on the subject, en-
bodying the facts as set forth in the fol-
lowing letter to the Norfolk Commercial
club from Edgar Allen, chairman Of the
executive committee Of the Omaha Com
mercial club:
OMAHA, Nov. 10, 19O9.-Norfolk CONNER
cial Club, Norfolk, Neb., Gentlemen
Although the resolutions adopted by your
body under date Of November ., are not
directed against the Commercial club of
Omaha, but deal with the action of the
National Corn exposition management,
this body has received a copy and is only
too glad to confer with you on the sub
ject.
This club has for one of it's objects the
OF the surrounding territory. and 10 the
best OF our ability this one feature is
gwen careful and constant attention. The
tact OF our holding the Corn show here
at a big expense to our people must be evil
dence OF that.
We have nothing to do with the dates.
ANC'NNNAf oAAA AAOAlA AlNEblIkdllOn we our
selves I'VE made, learn that the dates
are arbitrarily established by the National
Corn association, whose officers are not
local people. In fact, the dates this year
were announced over the protest of the
business men of this city, who were plainly
told by President Eugene Funk of Shirley.
Ill, that IL Omaha did not want the corn
show. Just following the International Live
Stock show and prior to the short course
OF agricultural colleges, other cities would
be glad to take 1t. 1t would then nave been
lost to Nebraska and would nave gone
either to Des Moines, st. Louis or Toledo.
al or which were active competitors for It.
as the short courses begin the
Ilrst week In January, 1t left little, choice
In dates. We have been told time and
again that the Corn association officers are
not themselves free from these controlling
influences, and II would seem TO us that
their reasons, with which you are already
doubtless familiar, could be proven or dis
proven by consulting with the various agri-
cultural societies of this state. We natur-
ally assume that your resolutions were not
adopted without having made some inquiry
on this subject, and ii would seem to us
only fair that the responsibility for the
dates announced be placed where It be-
longs.
We beg to assure you that we stand
ready at any time to cooperate with your
club or any other commercial body I'm this
state in whatever way may be beneficial
TO the business interests of the state at
large, and to that end invite further cor
~respondence from you on this or any other
subject lSigned), EDGAR ALLEN.
Chairman Executive
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-25
AMES COLLEGE SPENDS YEAR
ON EXHIBIT FOR CORN SHOW
Iowa school VIII Present COmpre-
hensive Display OF States Scheme
TO Increase Farm Production.

The Iowa state College at Ames has
spent more than a year in collecting the
exhibit which Iowa will make at the Ma
tional Corn exposition and the exhibit is
now ready TO show to the 200, 900 or more
visitors at the exposition what the state
Is doing to increase the farm production
and the accompanying profits to the
farmers. a.
Iowa will give 20 the farmers OF the west
without cost all the information secured
by years Of experiments and hy the ex-
penditure OF thousands OF dollars.
a new and attractive sketch map will be
used TO show the five general soil types
OF the state, The profitable management
or each OF these soils Is shown with the
results OF the various fertilizers used In
growing the crop for this year. Some re-
markable differences have been produced
both in the yield and quantity OF the
grain and comparative samples will show
that either a profit or loss may be OBJ
tanned on the same piece OF land. Several
most remarkable new varieties OF cereals
have recently been produced at the ex-
pertinent farm at Ames, among the lead
ers being a new type OF winter whea that
promises to rival the famous red winter
wheat varieties OF Alberta. They are espe-
cially adapted to use in central Iowa.
Experiments win be shown to demon
strate an economic power for farm use.
New methods for using cement and clay
I'm the erection OF farm buildings will be
exhibited and chief among these Is the
new Iowa silo, IL was this silo which
forced the staye and iron silo companies
10 cut their prices $50 and it is estimated
that these concessions have saved the farE-
ers OF Iowa 10000 during 1909. NJ. L.
King, the inventor will be in charge OF
the silo and tell how II Is constructed.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-25
WHILE SEEING NELLIE HOME
BEAU, SHE SAYS, R0BS HER
Young Man IL Accused of Taking
Girls Watch and Chain, but
Denies 1t.

Charles Hittle was arralgned in district
court on the charge of having taken a
watch and chain from his sweetheart.
Nellie Chambers, one night when he was
seeing Nellie home" Miss Chambers had
been distrustful Of Hittle for some time,
because of something whispered by 1.-THE
bird on Nellie's hat but her suspicious
were not confirmed Until the time when
she failed to keep watch and ward.
Hittle pleaded not guilty.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-25

Cut COMPLIMENTARY and Dodge
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HOWARD And
LELAND ARE
ARRAIGKED
HORSE THIEF PLEADS
NOT GUILTY TO THE CHARGE
or TAKING Al ANIMAL BE.
LONGING TO THE POLLOCK
MILLING co.
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forging W. S. RaesdaIss name Is
arraiEned before Judge sGarllnxs
Saturday

Robert eBuekJ Howard. charge,
Win taking 8 hOrSe belonging to "a,
William Pollock Killing Co. the uir,,
q November slst, Ess arrzizBed b.
foors judge Bzrbsit. Of the et,r.,,,,
court, SATURDAY.. and PLEADED No,
guilty. Having No money or friend,
% furnish the funds to pay an attor.
neg. the eour appointed Attorney
Shannon 10 defend him at the ~.
penss Of the state.
l. D. Leland accused Of fyrxiry
Check On ". 8. RagsdnIe, was A..
r<asnsd before Squire ssantnrs Sat.
Hraay morning and pissssd boz gug.
~ dis bearing viii be heard kos.
asy morning Leland It wiz be re-
a'snsersd ealsd On Mr. Raxs6sle
late IN the sftsrnon Of Jan. End. ara
representing himself as q vroulpsn,
Montana mule buyer bought 4 sadole
ahc soms hafers, tsndering a ebsrk
q Daynsnt Hr. RagsdaIs gave him
2 return q check as change. ne
beck In The first Instance was drawn
q . Mr. Msyes with a Supposed ae,
omit at the First National bank. thIs
ity, for the sun Of $751;. Mr.. RAGS
ave his cheek in return for s1a
'ater Leland was arrested for a.,
snpune 70 PASS q check On Mr.. Rags
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g did not give hlrn.
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n White, brother Of r. n
"hhe' editor of the Ledger. formerly
: wen known stock man Of Auarain
county died January 2 at stra,fo-s
' OF consumption MI. White
had been III for two or three yssrs
= i was hoped the climate Of Tex.
would cure him. %
I. M. White LEFT at once for strat.
lord to attend the funeral.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-14
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message Etsting that Ian Mourning
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Ar- Mourning foormsziy lived n Ar
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AisE Noble daughter IT Mr. and Mrs
FAte MorrA Mn Mourning prscsa-
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year. M.
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Z 4 LOCKE PUTS GAS PLANT
IN INDEPENDENCE, NC

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Lne Independence city eoanca a,
pointed a committee last nizht L
confer with Z R. Locke Os Me1ieo
mo- regarding the terms az -r.
eHss sought By him to furnish ~.
.AetaFed gas IN that city. Joseph ,
Hr'oses Sylvester Marqua and Fer.
pert Major make Up the committee. a
conference Win be heA this morning.
jackson County Light, Heat apd
rover company nov has 4 cas- -
ehise In Independence
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qua Assembly Ezy be suoezzuKrs Sc
intained here and We VII lose
opportunity. Let every persun
his b@st and rally to The ssecsss
. Chazranqua this year and here
y 1t VII take care of fts@k: =
h has been the experience II oshz- T,
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~chaHtangna VIII be pat beyond
experimental stage and become ]
maneu1- ss
he contract with the Bureau ts-
the nss proceeds arising 'front.'.
Assembly this year shall Be d. =,
d equally between the BuresgD -
the Business Mems Association y.
eby creating 8 fund for future u@~--
N Assembly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-14
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NbEAF 5TOHE BUILDING.
The store builaing Of Morris & Al
bAy. through the real estate firm az
Williams & Sharp. was sold Tues.
Gay to A g. Gus Pasqueth. OF MI
waukse. Mr.. Pasqusth win likely re-
model the building in the spring. This
10 one Of the best located bushes.
houses In Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-14

FRIDAY

WEDDING FRIDAY
Ernest Love ana Mise Maud Hutts,
o. near Bachelor Galway county.
were married IN he D. A r. rest
room al The eo1rt hoase by ths Rev.
e N Aker. Of The Methodist church.
FRIDAY afternoon. This couple had
been married once but had obtained
. divorce Later after getting their
divorce they concluded that they could
not live sDarF % they were re-uar-
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FUNERAL or MIRA.

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