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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-13

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-12
PHYSICIAN WEEDS
HOSPITAL NURSE
Leading Virginia Doctor
MarrieS His Pretty Girl
Assistant.

WINCHESTER. Va, March l2.-FoI-
lowing a romantic courtship. DR.. Alfred
r. Tucker, one Of the leading physicians
Of Berryville. Clarke county. and Miss
Martha Jones. a young and extremely
pretty sirl, have been married at
Waynesboro. y. c.. and are now on
their way 10 Berryville. They are ex-
pected to reach there this evening.
DR.. Tucker was for years a we'll
known physician in New York. Where
ne had large practice. He came 10
BerryNllie on account Of his first wife $
health, The latter died several years
ago.
DR.. Tucker tablished a private hos
pital In Berryvillc and Miss Jones be-
came one Of the nurses. A friendship
begun in this way soon rIpened into
love Dr.. Tucker followed Miss Jones
70 the home of her sister, Mrs Morton.
IN Waynesborro. where the wedding
ceremony took place.
News OF the marriage created much
surprise. Mrs Tucker is the daughter
OF the late Charles Jones. OF Berry
vile. DR.. Tucker belongs to the
well-knoWn Virginia family OF that
name. and is a near relative of Harry
St George Tucker, candidate for gov
ernor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-12
WOOLLY HEAD FORGETS
WHEN STOMACH CALLS
Even Thoughts of Booker T. Washington Fail to Inspire
Little John, So Judge DeLacy Sends Him
Where He Must Study.

Some men have become famous by
living on crusts and crumbs to obtain
an education. but TO the Young and un-
developed mind OF John Moore, Colored.
the struggle FOR learning is TO be sub
ordinated at all times TO that for plain
eats. And because John, whose size is
quite the smallest in the box marked
eleven years. handle with care" and
whose blackness is not exceeded by
anything. sidetracked education in the
interests OF sOrmandizing, as II is praC-
tced in his vicinity. he came mp before
Judge De Lacy i'm the Juvenile Court
Don't YOU know that the only way
I" grow up into d fine. big man. who
VIII be worth something i'm the world
- TO get an education" remarked Judge
De Lacy 70 the little thin-chested. sniff
ing figure. standing win head bowed
down. with aVeTted eyes, by the side
OF his desk
fessir, said the figure wiplng his
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-12
SPERRY FLAGSHIP
JACKIES COMPLAIN
Short Furlough After Long,
Hard Service Under Ma
neuvering Charley

NEW YORK. March 1--There's d
near-muiiny aboard the Connecticut
flagship OF the round-the-World fleet
which will go to the Brooklyn navy
yard tomorrow for an oveInauling-no
the real article of the soo6 old days,
when the lads strung their captain 40
the yardarm OF made him walk the
plank AMI hosting the Jolly Roger,
SAILED for the Spanish Main, but as near
a mutiny as is ever likely TO occur on
a twentieth century man-o-war.
None Of the enlisted men are jump
ing the sniD-there' little enOush
chance 10 do chat nowadays. anyway
but the grumbIe factory Is working
overtime.
The man-o' -warsmen lay most of their
trouble 10 Admiral Sperry. who was re-
tired a short time ago-Maneuvering
Charley" they call him, or. when they
are feeling especially bitter, Air Bed
ding Charley Il may be that he suf-
fered by comparison with Bob Evans.
the idol or the navy, whom he succeed
Ell, but whatever the cause, he was so
unpopular AZ the end OF the slobe-cir-
cling cruise that he received never a
cheer when he boarded his flagship at
Hampton Roads on his return from
" dsulIlS ton.
When he bade cood-by to his ship
there was a perfunctory cheer-there
had been talk OF giving him a rousing
three groans.
Admiral Sperry was nicknamed Ma
neuverinG Charley because OF the al
most constant turmoil in which he kept
the flagship during the cruise.
ne climax came as the fleet was
stSaming into the Suez Canal Some
81 the men haI shore leave and one Of
them sent the admiral this telegram.
Pleasure co not maneuver in the
II was never discovered who sent the
lmperunent message, but the news or
II flew through the ships and finally.
some waS posted an alleged copy Of
the message on the forecastle bulletin
board
The first cause OF complaint against
ADMIRAL SDelrN was when he refused To
give his men shore leave at Manila.
And now the word has been passed
around that the boys from the Con
aectlcut are TO have but ten days fur
Tough. instead Of the twentv-one DAYS
granted by the Nebra s1a's officers and
the thirty days given the iackies Of
some Of the vessels
They ask why we don't have a
crack cutter crew. i football eleven
or a baseball nine on the Connecticut
Ike the Nebraska. for instance said
2 husky bluejacket- pointing bitterly
10 the other warShips lying in the
stream Its because we haven't any
spirit left in us for sports. That's the
answer
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-12
BALLINGER PLANS
AN ALASKAN TRIP
May Make the Tour in Com
pany With President
Taft.
Continued from F%st Psge.)

turns out 10 be correct. il is probable
that some additional legislation will be
recommended so as TO allow the set
tiers TO use the title of their lands
within two years. or some period mach
less than the III c. In this way chey
viii be able to raise money on tleir
holdings and will not have to DEPEND
sOley on the products or their lard for
the first five years. IL is now argued
that the LAW. in its present working is
a rich mans las rather than a poor
mans, and that. in order TO take ad-
vantage OF il, d man has 10 have a
bank account or other resources than
ms homeSteaied land
Anon2 the friends ~ President Taft.
IL IS said that lie is strongly in favor
of developing the West as fast as pos
sible by irrigation anO reclamation pro +
Gets wheTeve. il is feasible. The trip
Of the Secretary OF the Interior. there
fore, is taken 90 mean that he viii re-
turn 10 Washington with information
which will shape his course in recon-
mendinS 10 Congress AT its next regI-
lar session the apDro pTiatiOnS necessary
for additional and larger reclamation
projects.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-12

Some people like
freckles; other people
don't
Those who don't like
them and want to get
rid of them should try
this recipe:
Shave down d cake of Ivory
Soap. Add just enough water
TO dissolve it. Set on back of
stove. When thoroughly
melted, remove from the fire.
Add the juice of one lemon.
Beat hard for a few moments
and pour into moulds TO
harden. Use just as you
would use a cake Of toilet
soap.
Ivory Soap
80 $500 Per Cent. Pure.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-12

black eyes with his sadly deblitated
cap. "Yessir. but jedge v en- my mother
went away I amt got no one 10 look
out for me an / just quit school, to
work"
But you've got to 90 70 school. John,
and after while you may get 70 be a
big man like George Washington or
Abraham Lincoln"
or Booker =. Washington" Inter
jected John, sim shifting, And then
Judge De Lacy in assent sent him to a
place where he will have TO go to
school and where the struggle for the
viands is second to the fight for an edu-
cation.
John SMILED some more as he went
through the door Of the courtroom but
frightened up afterwards. Perhaps ne
was thinking Of Booker T. Possibly he
was thinking Of masticatory subjects.
Who knows?
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-12
LOSING POSITION,
MAN ENDS LIFE

Not caring to again face the world
and demand from il the living n had
so Srudgiugly given him. Thomas Sher-
r0tt sought death in his room at the
Burdine Hotel by turning on the illum-
mating gas. The man was dead when
found late last night Sharrett was an
Englishman and had worked at the
hotel four years = recent change In
the ownership Of the place made chang
IS IN the force necessary. and il Is
uudF rst0od that Sherrstt was TO have
los his position.
Coroner hewitt viewed the remains
and issued the necessary certificate. and
Sherratt'S remains We're turned over to
4 undertake. for burial
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-12
FARMERS TWINS
BOTHER FAMILY

fokk, Pa, March Ic.-Twin BOYS
"hlch arrived recently at the home Of
Charles Nefr. Spry farmer. are Civ
ing the household more than the ordi-
nary amount OF anxiety which attends
me care OF two normal babies
20 much alike are the Neff twins that
lhe parents are IN constant dread that
aeH may get them mixed. About one
they may get them mixed. About one
ABOUT the other a whit shawl They
are particularly careful never to undress
both at the same tire.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-12
TROUBLE BLAMED
ON MOTHERIN-LAW

BALTIMORE, March l2.-Too much
nother-In-law is the cause, says Arthur
l.. ReIfsnyder in his suit for an abso-
If1te divorce from ida g. Reifsnyder.
which began today in circuit court.
Reifsayder declared on the witness
stand that wife's mother has ordered
him to never cross her doorstep While
they were living in Chicago his wife
stand that wife's mother had ordered
letters written BY her mother. They re-
turned TO Baltimore. Then he asked her
If she would live with him in Philadei-
phia She said she would. but It was
no use. Finally. ne said, she abandoned
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-12
SHOWING MARKED TALENT.

Jinks-Have YOU selected a trade or
profession for your boy?
Ninks-I shall make a plumber of
him.
Jinks-Has he bent that way2
whistles born for IL. Tell him TO
do a thing Immediately. and he won't
think OF it again for week-Tit- Bits.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-12
G { ORGET TO w N
SING REQUIEM MASS
FOR ADMIRAL WIFE
Mrs. Ida Weaver Buried To-
day in Arlington Ma
tiOnal Cemetery.

Requiem mass was cha,ted this morn
ing at Holy Trinity Catholic Churcl-.
Thirty-siXth and Q streets. over the
body Of Mrs. Ida Weaver who died
Wednesday night at her country home,
belle Vista. Alexandria county. Va. In
lerment was in Arlington National
cemetery. Mrs. Weaver was the wife
OF Admiral Aaron W Weaver. e.. :. y.
The surface division OF The District
government is engaged in rebuilding the
stone wall on the south side of the
Conduit road. between the Aqueduct
bridge and the FOXhall road. The wall
serves as a support for the north bank
o. the Chesapeake and Ohio canal.
The water was drawn from the George
town Level Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
cana. several days ago so that a num-
Der Of minor repairs can be made TO
the canal bed II is expected that traf-
nc VIII be resumed early next month
The tug Dixie. towing five coal-laden
Darges. for Georgetown dealers, has ar
rived III port from Philadelphia.
The two-story frame store and dwell
mig. 1913 Wisconsin avenue, rs under
gong extensive repairs. The exterior
has been pebble dashed. The building
VIII be ready for occupancy in a few
days.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-03

winnipeg. April THE coal strike
in the western Canadian mines be
came general today All OF the camps
except one or two are affected. The
miners want the same terms as those
given the Crow Nest Pass Coal COM
panv's employees This company
withdrew from the operators confer
ence and made its own terms with
it, men IL is Understood that the
Canadian Pacific railroad has been
preparing for the strike and has coal
an over its system.
President Sherman's order 20 strike
was surprise TO tho mine owners. At
a conference last week in Mcleod.
agreement WAS reached by the min
ers and operators which was submit
ted 10 r. vote Of the miners The ref
crendum vote carried by q good ma-
iority
Tho Crows Nest Pass Coal company
which withdrew from last weeks con-
ference. made an agreement with its
men more favorable to the men than
that reached by the conference when
this became known sherman endea-
vorcd u equalizc the schedules. but
without success Hence the breaking
OF the agreement With the operators.
Mines AT Fernice and Michel are not
affected by Sherman's orders and are
.in operation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-03
PRESIDENT RETICENT ABOUT
INTENTIONS IN MATTER

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night nut DO nor 'arr ~ S,A ia,
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the matter as II nus peeH ~ "
to me Wlth"u' W"'1lhE an" ~" n,
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-03

/ by Mernne Journal Special Leased Wifel
El Paso. April 2.-Govcrnor Enri-
que CreeL of Chihuahua, has tele-
eraphed Mexican Consul A V. Lomeli
to request the Associated Press to cor
rect reports concerning the alleged
uprising Of the Temosachic Indians at
san Andreas. chihuahua.
Governor Creel declares the report
OF an uprising is absolutely incorrect.
He wishes no false impression to arise
in the United states concerning con
ditions in his state. and with this pur-
pose, makes the following statement
THE trouble at san Andreas was
purely local in character II was n
drunken brawl between two political
factions, and involved neither an In
dian uprising or x rebellion against
the state government, as has been re-
ported.
Several errors were made in con-
nection with the fight and the distur-
bance ended where it began
1t was reported in a local paper
that as a result of increased leVys
against livestock Temosachic Indians
had rcbelcd against the Chihuahua
state government. ana killed the state
tax collector.
Chihuahua papers printed the story
OF "a fight between two factions at
san Andrcas in which one man was
killed About twenty arrests are said
to have been made.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-03

At the request of the board Of reg
onts of the University of New Mex.
leo. President William q Tight who
has been for some seven years at tn,
head of the institution has submitted
his resignation to the board. Profes-
sor Rupert + Asplnnd, OF the classi-
cal department. and John II Crum
professor Of plocution. who We're ask
ed to resign by the president some
time ago and who appealed 10 the
beard Of regents, have also severed
thcir connection with the faculty al
the request Of the board This action
bV the regents was the result ol inc
prolonged session Thursday night az
which the friction at the university N
which has existed for some time pasl
was the subject of discussion PreSl-
dent Tight and Professors Aspiunt !
and Crum appeared before the board
during the evening
The action of the regents is en-
bodied in a resolution which was pass
ed at the conclusion of the meeting
but which was not made public until
Yesterday morning The resolution FOL
lows
After having heard the appications
of Messrs Aspmnd and Crum, mem
DER ot tn ',ts ~ ,hn Sam. tirne in
.lo",' W., mri, ',,,,,'.,ie from the action
of prr,idnnt Tieht in asking for
~ ~, ,a.i,,,,',t inne ana aftor hearing
tnoil 'sls Lay ,d also tho nresi-
dent,
''s"l, ,.,l ~ ,at IN den1andino the res
t,,,,,.ti1,,s of members OF the faculty
lSnntlohs ol .ilei''" ,.''i,,,ia.,, :" ,,'if5
Wltil9u1 M. ,,r.sidnnt evccnded his
'nlS p.i', w. ~ = action bas bceu *
"ulll"i. .,N ,,.,,,.,s.in1, 70 tbe hoard
t,f7I,',,d r,'i''S,S f,,rtbnr tbat FOR reasons
i",so'Neu a d,,,ine such hear-
Wllrn Il" l'p 1n th9 attentfnn of
ms @ t','i ,tri.'l,,.,l,..., not amy
the noaiN, nl" 90, ~. i..,',astv char,c-
~ INN -, at t,ot,4.ors Nstnu,,
lci - -, ~ sene, Of the hoard
"ilu ~ ui'' ;. ,o+ 80 he re-emnlov-
tn"I t"tN 7.4 si,,,di ,.so,
'u ,oi III - 49, IN tbe oninion of this
Ne. interests ~ Inc uni
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-03
DENIED THAT KING Is 10
ESCORT CITIZEN IsooSf,N ELF

Rome. April The Tribuna prints
an unofficial denied that King Em-
manuel VIII meet Mr. Roosevelt or
take him to Messina. This seems TO
he confirmed by what the sovereign
said to Ernest Birlsnoll, national di-
rector Of the American Red Cross.
whom he received today The king
told Mr. Bicknel that he was going tn
Messina but that he could not de-
eide when he would do 80 since it
was difficult for him to leave Rome.
The king during the audience was
most aftahle TO Mr. Bictnell and told
him that Italy never would forget the
generosity of America during the
earthquake.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-03
POLICE SEIZE
BLACK HAND
LEADER
ITALIAN BLACKMAlLER
CAUGHT WITH THE GOODS
Lufed to Rendezvous by In-
tended Victim, Prisoner Is
Captured While Accepting
Dummy Money Package,

Try Morning journal special Leased Wirei
Chicago. April 2-Nmcenso Ger
ACT who is said by the police TO be
the leader of the Chicago Black Hand
society. was arrested here today IN the
office of Or Peter Cnrera from
whom the Italian had demanded So
600 ON pain OF death
Gcraci, IT is said. has given evidence
concerning his associates in the plot
and the police expect to arrest sew
eral moro members of the band soon.
To-day the physician received tcle-
phone message from man who said
he was one of those who had written
a letter which the physician had not
answered
Unless YOU pay us the money YOU
viii be killed within an hour said
the man
Dr Cutrera Invited the man to his
office He prepared u dummy package
of money and sent for the police De-
tectives came at once and We're con
cealcd IN an adjoining room
Just as the physician was handing
the package over the detectives leap
ed upon the blackmailer. He fought
hard before Being overcome
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-03
ORIENT ROAD PLACES
BIG ORDER FOR STEEL

Kansas city April An order Of
s. 200 tons of steel WAS given y"stcr-
day by the Mexican and Orient Rail
road company The rails are 20 be
used in the construction of track
To connect san Angelo and Swcetwat-
er Texas. "A distance of II miles
Work Will he begun on the track con-
struction the first of next week.
This new line of track vii! bring
san Angelo IN direct connection with
Kansas city, kan, eliminating the ne
cesshy of going around by way OF
Fort Worth. Texas, and shortening the
distance approximately 700 miles. lt
also makes continuous line from
Wichita. Kan Edwin Dickinson. vice
president and general manager of the
road said
This extension is only a forcrun-
nor of future ones hy which We pro-
pose to connect Kansas city with The
.Gulf of Mexico"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-03
MINE PROMOTERS ARE
HELD FOR MAIL SWlNDLE {

New York. April 2.-The postoftiee
authorities caused the arrest mere To-
dav of George l. Mckay and Charles
II. Colhv. members OF brokerage
firm The two men are charged With
fraudulent use of the mails i'm thc
sale of certain mining stocks to the
amount Of Sl50.00o
The charges are i'm connection witn
alleged deals with the stock of island
Bav Mining company of Alhska- the
Chisna Consolidated Mining company
and the Equity Mines Syndicate "i
Coaldalc NeV