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The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
JULY JOTTINCS

Keep cool.
Don't get hot
Avoid the Senate raliery.
Partake of hot tapales spanngly,
Il az all.
Eat plenty of cracked ice with
your meals
Imhbo Tom ard Jery fappe only
-irozen preferably.
Tank pleasant uaoushts-7ecsu
last inauguration day.
Cdltivate a serene disposition-
like Senator HcJ burns.
Avoid violent mental exercise.
such as studying the tarih bin.
Eat vcry little meat-especiaiIy
porterhCuse steaks and turkey.
sleep under light covering. A
ccpy II The Rig Suck makes an
CKcclCal bedsUrcld these waruish
night- HARRY <. DAVIS.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
SATURDAY. JULY 3. 1909.
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rev Editorial PIutocrntG.

Fron Sreech b. Senator Gore
letter was mad hers this morning vhich II
seemed % me. cast a1 unWarauted snd unp-r-
vcked redect-n UPON TIE publishers q this ,,ru+r
The letter charged that free paper was b.ing rrrd
soley for the benefit q the orulent editors
Ihere are. INDEED. few editors who have Faxel
wealthy. but there Is q vast majority. aEproaehina
uich % unaninliIy who were bern poor and have
held thsr own ever since. The-c are many who
would not hare to journey % Afna in order p,
md TIE tucks q ;he wolf. Many weekly editors
Know who have 10 Urss-la ui.h the bread eue--io,
Ike s. Georse u old VIII tir drar7n
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
A Popular Favo-its
IT IS SAID

That Ge0r-e o. Watson AIcndsys
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and speIds
the weekend at Un.cntowu. d. q.
across the Eastern Branch.
That Vernon Knox stored hanI-
ing freight for one aftemoon and
took in the boardwalk az Chess-
peake Beach.
That S. B. Hege. Of the B. &
o., and 3. n. Newbold, q the
PernsY buried their differences in
Wickcrsham's bungalow at the
Beach
That Joe Breckors let senator
. Warren have d holiday so that 10
Josl could take his annual swim.
That Cuno Randolph and + e.
GTlhGm. the New YORK avenue
mlefaCrOr5. VIII take a ride on the
human rJrLecto wheel when nobody
is looking.
That Billy Guide, Billy Roberts.
Billy flInery. and Billy Gala
han can make more noise 10 the
square inch than an equaI number
Ct Billy Goats
That Thomas ". smith and
Odcll S. smith are brothers-in-
crime when It comes 70 making
speech.
That H. c. c. Stues takes
Maurice JOYCE. ST.. with him 70
act as his chaporn-
That Eddie SNYDER and Arthur
johnson can represent the press on
Ell occasions. both in looks and
other thinss.
That z. S. Munford win write a
book on WHY banker should
be dignifed az al times and al
places"
That Dr. Floyd Brooks curc-an
has passed Che pure food law. and
Is O. saishie remedy.
Ihat Arthur C. Plant has be-
ccme chesty since he connected
with The tal FOR a hit in the
Fairgrounds game.
That Gene Cochrln viii spend the
sumner turning the human ro1-
lctte wheel.
Read The Bnrr.ns Rsgls ta-narou.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

The new governor OF Georgia once wrote
a poem. Tom Watson dug IL up recently.
read it, and says il is great Now some
body accuses Tom Of wanting far Office,
and predicts he viii get il. All OF which
demonstrates anew the truth OF the old
proverb, You never can tel"
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

An aeroplane company advertises 20 de-
liver machines TO prospective purchasers
within forty days. Those ordering them
Will do well 10 put Ia the forty days
fasting. praying. and getting their house
holds in order
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
ALITTLE NONSENSE.
FOR TIE FOURTH.

From holding lighted crackers. son,
We ask you to refrain
Peep not into the loaded gun
II isn't safe or sane
We beg that you viii condesoend
To utilize your brain.
Don't pin a pinwheeI to a friend
II isn't safe or sane.
Be prudent. son. whate'er befalL
Beware OF useless pain
Shoot not your rockets in the hall;
i isn't safe or sane.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

No wonder some OF our foreign relations
have difficulty IN understanding the Eng
lish language as we speak II in this couu-
try. We note in a Virginia contemporary
where one baseball team showed under"
another baseball team Tuesday last.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
A Slip by senator Lodre.

From the New YORK Globe.
Even J5ve mods oncs n a While. Senator Henry
Cabot Lodse undertook the other DAY % mx Doetr-
and tariff, and sot hts Doet-y mixed. he started
70 quote the lines beginning
% rs sweet 70 hear tire watchdog's honest burk.''
B'it be left cut TIE word -k0uest. 70 remains
20 BE- seen whether this VIII hurt senator Losre-s
standing up Boston way S1sne suggest that g nav
cripple ha IN his raor for reelection TO the senate
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
TaIk About the Weather.

From the New YORK Herald.
The present month promises TO open
without developing abnormally intense
and protracted heat waves. But July's
humidity IS always high. demanding great
care 20 avoid dangerous disorders Of
digestion and risks Of sunstroke.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
A CLASSY CLASSIC

Whenehcr % poetize / undertake,
And the heavenly muses. ] would
boldly WOO.
Ny task serene and easy-llke %
make.
] invoke them in the name Of
Jimmie Hooe.
Responsive 10 nv mental beck and
call.
The doorway Cf my soul come mp
ping through
EUterpa. sad 11elpomGua and all
AccIslnirg loud the winsomeness
q HCoe.
o Pegasus let care your sense
guard.
Be eiremspect ard sure q foot,
Oh, 90.
When fastening 20 the pleading Of
this bard
A-csnius IN the name q Jimmie
Hooe.
r Y. OUbAHAN.
tOur gifted contributor writes
good verse. but im1ugs the f1Ct
that WOO. through. ard do"
fau 20 rhyme with Hoe. His
name IS pr1u0unced Roe, rhyming
with doc. or woe. OF slow. as Dick
Oulahan and everybody else ought
70 know. I'd. Big Stick
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

dcntly enough, however, former Senator
Henry NJ Teller does not believe It.
and he may have excellent reasons for
doubling Senatorial utterances promised
or alleged divine information
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

Mrs. Howard Gould may console herself
with the reflection. moreover, that the
passage of an income tax would not affect
her as seriously now as it would have
affected her a year or so ago.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
Top=xturvinesS Produced.

Fru1 the NcW YORK sun
close ezsminati0n q President Taf.s Sev
Haven spoech produces On ogr mind that peculiar
topSyrrri7ess. that inverted lcgic and that uhim-
seal dislocariCn ~ idsas which belong more prop
ery 20 the land q unr1ality discovered aad de-
sTIssd b. The Hon. Lewis Carroll
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
Worth PonaerInr.

Fron ths Harf7ul Cc-rarr
We advise the Republicans q Cou--sss-esos
cisIly the he1ied senators uho S1eszs whea NJ
Aldrirh takes suuf-,o ponder ne Presidents words
a. New Haven yesterday
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
- wooa - scheduls.

Fr1n the Srringdeld Uri0n-
II the Senator from Rhode Island is
no better Informed In relation TO other
schedules than he IS 90 those on paper
and pulp, the value Of his services as
tariff maker-in-chief can be appreciated
b. the public.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

An astronomer believes there is one
large undiscovered" star, somewhere
away OF in space. that is gradually at
tracing to itself ali the other stars IN
the universe. A sort Of stellar John D.
Rockefeller. 50 10 sneak.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

Let flirting be put upon the regular
course OF our colleges and universities.
says the Columbia State. And then let us
paint the rainbow and augment the per-
fume of the violet
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
~. Taft,r - CnnrIctInn,

From the Albany Evening Journal
The income tax should stand Oh FAN -0l1 IT'S cor
rectusss as pr.nci1le. The co-ron-i1n TAX sso1.d
De treated likewise. Mr.. Taft be-ie-gs in boil T.
surely was not bis purpose that ors should De used
10 estoD the other
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
The summer Philosopher.
From the Nashville Amc7sau.

frtn tha NASHVILLE Ane~sau.
Summer has arrived at last. and is ap-
parentiy determined 20 give Us a warm
Ing up for some tine 10 cone Bun
while the sun heats Us be also heats
the crops and on the crops we must de-
pend after all
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

shall the Democrats Of this body Ghe
Senate) bear one iota Of responsibility
for this iniquitous measure?' inquiries
Senator "Jen'' Davis. referring % the
tariff bill Looking over the Congress
sional Record. we think it quite likely
the country viii hold some OF the Demo-
Gratis in the Senate responsible for sew
eral iotas Of responsibility for the meas
ure
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

IF the members Of the legislature will
study" begins the Savannah News
Perhaps they do not want 20 bother about
that until after adjournment.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
The Warntnr at Vale.

tr0rn the Fll1C6lrli1 Pres
President Tar at Yale e1urasssd the soSer o-snir1
of The ReTr1hlican party when be declared that -
The ReDuhliean pa-ty dos not 1--we up ~ its r---1
ises and what the people expect of ii. it win bs
ra-egztod 10 4 position Ike that q hts rasiesr7's
opposition"
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
Executive Revision.

Fr1u tha New Eo-k 1Izl-
Real rrVisi0a. honas- revision. 11Enzz-d -e7sz,-
z the ,srif--his = -hs demand which -Ls Prssi-
dent rei-era-ss ard which ths nation Endorses.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
800 ErecutI,e Actiritr-

From the Bos-c1 Transcript.
The country RAY rest absolutely assured tsss
every legitirz4-s influence which hi-h-nindad
President q -he United States may exert t9us-i
the rzuDer revision q The ta-E, Mr.. Taft IS nov
uulizinz % tla utnoE
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

There is always a silver lining. you
know. even though IL may be a very
thin one az times For instance. this
extra" session OF Congress does not cost
the tax payers anything extra in the way
Of Congressional salaries.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

Just ~ present We suspect. a number
OF eminent statesmen are wondering IL
Mr.. TAFT really meant an he said-and
implied-in that Yale speech Our one
best bet is. be did
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

The Wright brothers sing al their
work. says contemporary triumphantly
For that matter. so do the mosquitoes:
though be it said to the discredit OF the
latter, they operate almost exclusively
under cover Of darkness.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

The Treasury Department does not
know how funny it really is when il sol
emnly warns us against certain counter
felt SO bills" The average man would
regard with grave suspicion any $50 bin
cOming his Wav
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
re.fdenrinI Cnns.rrntt.n,.

From the Chicago Record Herald
The Presidents views Eg-s czr-i-t.y SCI s-r-h IN
his messaEc. and 'grlrate cunre1slti1rs' alsSed %
have been held since uay vel be treated with
srsnlclcn
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
Fn.t AnnronchInr

From ths Baltzc-e Nsvs
We are fast approaching the season
when the scream OF the American eagle
and the scream Of the frecracker-burnt
small boy VIII smite The circumamb!eut
air in unison.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
Al AdmIni.trntIre nutr-

Frcn the N0-tolE L1nd-a-k
u is the duty o. t1e at-lnistrzfioa % r-'ss--ts
che ofscials II the trlss-uc- merely the u1d=-l--
f'- ths systematic weight frauds for which the trass
has gladly paid Gpo0l9 fne.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

That New Orleans man who gave a bell
boy S1,5oo for e tip is not a man who be-
Heves in taking more than one bite at a
cherry, Of course
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

Your new butler seems rather awk-
ward"
For butler. yes. But II he's a detec-
tive. / think he does very we'll
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

THE tariT is q moral question" says
a writer in the PitJsburg Post. II must
be Opinions concerning It are so vio-
Iently varied.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

Mr.. Serene Payne says the country viii
be in no worse fix when Congress meets
in regular session next December than
It Is now. and we surely hope Mr.. PAYNE
Ie rtnnf
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

Froz ths s. Louis Rsrablie
II Air- Tatr's SPECIAL messEZe 70 e -1da EVIDENT
thZt supervision is t1e primary p--rposs 1f ais
scAsme.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

Hereafter Canada VIII not permit circus
parades 20 hy the United States flag
Wherever baseball is played. however.
there Old Glory righteously should foat.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
His Theory.

I notice he always speaks well OF him
self"
.'Yes; he says that his friends VIII tell
the bad about him 4"
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

A South Carolina poet sends the Char
lotte Observer a great "Ode to Sumner"
Like al South Carolina poetry, it Is
strictly hot stuff
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

The average suHragette Is probably the
wife Of the man who does not take any
particular interest in politics. anyway.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

The press gallery may look down on
good Senator Hepburn literally. but
hguratively-never!
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
a Baseball l2xcuse.

Where were you yesterday afternoon7'
asked the boss.
4 had 10 serve on G. Iry,"
Il was on that jm-I. 100. and my YER
dict is that we wer J, bbed out OF the
game"
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

pier in Jail than out Still. ne might not
be If he tried living in some other state
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

A certain United States Senator recently
remarked: THE Lord. in His Infinite wis
dom. has decreed that William Jennings
Bryan shall never be President Evil
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
DR. WILEY ENTHUSED.

Rah. 'ah. 'rah for Harvard "
sbCutd Dr. Wiley. in our sancrus
Thursday evening. when he learned
the rcsGlt q the boat races a.
New London.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

Senator TiIlman's pet infant industry
Of the yesterday viii now have 20 60 10
the orphan asylum. presumably.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
Welre Mnoh AIIke-

Yes; we met real live queen while
abroad. Were given an audience. IN fact
You don't say. And how did she act2''
Just Ike an ordinary woman. Apollo
gtzed for the way the palace looked"
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
The san,

Though boys on san, ere bent.
Accept this hint.
Don't overlook the liniment.
Nor vet the lint.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
Qnite 50.
In High LIE.

Everybody ought TO marry for love. q"
AT least once"
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
ABOUT THE PRESIDENT.
HI. senslfire Ear
- PreEI1enf.s Tlnrnn.n

FruD The NeE T1rk Erening Post
II alr, DdricA Is irs-s3bIs - TIE s17ns-srr,1 1-
general irritation NJ Tafr IS nc-
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

A number Of people ] meet in
daily lie practice this maxim set
down by the Papyuls. o Min
e7a. teach me 20 be wise. but
suffer me also % De foolish as long
as I may"
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
one Way.

We mortals are prone TO think i'll Of
one another"
True"
What can we do TO Offset the 81 we
thinkq"
'Wen I've given awaY thousands OF
dollars I'm my nina"
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
The PHILOSOPHY OF
FIFTEENTH STREET

Even a shirt-sleeved genius giving
vent % Thoughts % a dollar per
word is not % BE- euyied. with
the mercury registering 100 ce-
Cecs IN the shade-DaYe Barry.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
ROOSEVELT AEROCRAMs.


Camp silence, British East Afri-
ca. July Scot them guessing
again. That Is a habit Of mine
q many years standing.
Dr. Mearus informs ne that Har-
riman Is going 20 take the beer e1re
instead Of the water cure. u IS
sust a. wen. I suppose The water
can be used % much better sd
rartagc.
Weather reports indicate sizzling
Temperature IN the Uuited States
Senate. The poor Senator's Were
I in Washington. they would have
been sent 70 their happy homes
ere this.
Nothing IN the 'rihsha strike
IN Africa am here on the
ground. ard there VIII be no usad
Of Fariey's strikebreakers. ker-
NIT has presented them with my
ultimatum
I have 'b1on in British East Af-
ria for two months. and haven't
sent anything but post cards 20 the
Smithsonian Institution. They need
have no concern. TIE "details will be
Forwarded as soon as ] nsceive suf-
hcienL paper and can lease a yes
sei for transportation.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

Read the BhUme Busie tomorrow
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

TO do nothing is in every mans
power. wrote Dr. johnson mot
II. L. T.. but Samuel. and. re-
calling IL. Jim Henry adds that be
notices Il is also every mans In
chnariou these b.isteung days.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
AHtfur
EvGyHsad
VOL III. NO. J.
EVERY SATURDAY.

Our Motto: n YOU see il IN The BID
Shck. IL isn Z necessarily so.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

Coming away from the bau game
Monday after Cotton tuo longer
SIX OLougbln's rank decision az
second, H@ny kauley employing the
saving q a great man, gave utter
snce % this truth; The heart
has IT'S te8rs. and they are the
bitrcrcst Ct an.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

Thilman Hendr.ck thinks I am in
da'ging in "the frivlous work q
polished idleness IN running this
column. He woald thiuk agaiu and
20 better purpose IF be could see me
tol. zone half the world must
sweat and groan that the other hall
may drCam M. l.. III.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
WTddsdfs-
hsUPih
TWO CENTS

BY Geo ". White. Nat Net
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

To the majority OF The people or Man
hailsen' Brooklyn IS located Just OF the
upper left hand corner OF the map. said
j. j. Brady. OF New YORK. az the Ma
uonal last night This fact was wen
Illustrated the other day when two s1ran-
gers were looking FOR Osborne street.
Brooklyn. Though they didn't know Il,
taey We're within short block OF the
street. when they saw an Irishman busi-
IS mixing mortar in front OF an uncom-
pleted dwelling
"Caa you teI as where Osborne street
isc' they inquired CT TIE mixer.
"Oi cannot. was the emphatic reply
"oi'm stranger from New YUrruk moi
self"
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

Read the BnETins Busia sO-norOH.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

That GeOr-e o. Watson Mondays
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and spends
the weekend az Un.Cntown. d. q.
across the Eastern Branch.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

That S B. Hege, Of the B. &
o.. and =. N Newbold, q the
PernsY buried their differences IN
Wickorsham's bungalow at the
Beach.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

That Gene Cochrln viii spend the
sumner turning the human rou-
.ctte wheel.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
TIMELY TOPICS ovERDRAwN.

WASHINGTON JULY 8. 1903.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

That Vernon Knox stored hanI-
ing freight fer one aftenoon and
took IN the boardwalk az Chesa-
peake Beach.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

That Arthur C. Plant has be-
ocme chesty since he connected
with the tall Tor a hit in the
Fairgrounds game.
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Negro Physician Before Magistrate

MAGISTRATE Fowles heard an inter-
esting case yesterday afternoon IN
the charge against H. Van Buren, a
colored man. In warrant sworn out
by the medical society, through DR..
S. S. Harmon, defendant is charged
with practicing medicine without a
license.
The prosecution offered in evi-
dence a number of prescriptions tlll-
ed by the Waverley Drug Company
signed by Van Buren. These pre-
scriptions were not filled out, how
ever, in any patients name and the
defense took the position that the
exhibits could not be construed as
evidence on this account.
Magistrate Fowles decided that 1t
is a case for a higher court to pass
upon, so sent the case to the circuit
court. Van Buren gave a 5000 bond
for his appearance. He is connected
with the Taylor-Lane hospital. 1t is
alleged that he failed to pass the ex-
animation before the State board last
June.-Columbia State.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-01-07
Great Things in the World.

What is the greatest thing in the
world?
Ask the scholar and he gravely
tells you that learning is, for that
comprehends and promotes all.
Ask the preacher and he soIemnly
assures you that religion IS, because
it is a light from heaven.
Ask the artist, and he cries: "Art:
for it combines matter and spirit
both at their best" .:
The lawyer declares: Justice, for
it is the soul of peace and progress:
Money" says the banker. 1T ls
the spring of all action"
Ask the young man full OF nope
and spirit, and he cries, Ambition.
Ask the weary old toiler, and ne
tells YOU: REST and content.
The pair of lovers, hand in hand
answer as one: Love"
The mother with her baby at her
breast says: ''Sacrifce.'
The wild roisterer cries: pleas
ure."
The wan invalid whispers:
"Health."
Then meet a shambling, grinnlne
fool and put to him the question. ne
shippers and says: II don't know.
And which, think you, is the wiser
Of them all, from the scholar TO the
fool?
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-01-07

In our editorial last week in ref
erence to the Elliott Jones case we
alluded to statements contained in an
article taken from the Columbia cor
respondence of the News and Courier.
It has been brought to our attention
that our references might create the
impression that the correspondent
was making this statement on his
own responsibility, when the fact of
course is that he knew nothing per-
sonally about the Jones case, and
was only quoting from the records
filed in the application for pardon.
The article in which the statement
was made was one of news merely
and not an expression of opinion on
the part of the News and Courier S
correspondent, and the expressions as
to the innocence and oppression OF
Jones came from the records and not
from the correspondent. We make
this explanation so that all our read
ers may fully understand who is re-
sponsible for the statements to which
we took exception in our editorial.
Solicitor Davis made the statements
in reference to the innocence OF
Jones, and it was his course in the
matter that We objected to.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-01-07
Shot by His Brother-in-Law.

Columbus, Ca, Jan. 4.-Dr. S. j.
Wylie shot his brother-in-law, Thom-
as Dudley, here to-day, when the
men met in the heart Of the business
district. The wounded man states
that he and the physician were at
outs over family matter and had
agreed to settle their difficulties in a
duel with pistols. He states he was
present at the rendezvous on time,
but that his brother-inSlaw did not
show up. AS the men met to-day,
Du, 'ey said, doc. how about that
engagement" DR.. Wylie then shot
him. Dudley's wound is not consid-
cred fatal, the bullet striking near
his hip. The physicians pistol: snap
ped twice before it was discharged
while Dudley stood coolly waiting for
the bullets.