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The Washington herald., 1909-10-11
GOING RIGHT AHEAD!

THE WASHINGTON HERALD for the week Just closed Mon
day Sunday, inclusive carried 277 columns of advertising
all good clean business advertising
1t was the banner week in the papers history save one
last month"; which embraced the large special educational sec
ton.
These figures speak for themselves They show what
the merchants of the Capital City think of THE WASHINGTON
HERALD as an advertising medium that they appraisine
Alright as the best morning medium reach the people OF
Washington in their homes-a newspaper that gives full re-
turns for the money spent with it every time
Advertising in THE WASHINGTON HERALD means pub
icIty, and is publicity that counts with the advertiser
Quality and quantity figure in its circulation Such com
bnaton means the best possible publicity publicity of the
highest and best value to the advertiser
Washington is growing. THE WASHINGTON HERALD is
growing with it-growing all the time.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-11

now they are maintaining It and sup
porting II as 1 hope they always viii.
They are governing themselves and are
more to be credited than he that taketh
a city"
Mercury az o..
Tile President on his trip from the
mountains to-day encountered summer
heat The thermometer stood at % de-
grees here tins afternoon, and it felt as
If 1t were trying TO climb much higher.
The heat was exhausting to the Presi-
dent after a three days stay in noun
tain ah. where a heavy overcoat was
comfortable. Great beads of perspIration
were rolling down the Presidents face
before he had finished his speech.
The President left Elportal. the exit
from the Yosemite National Park, al 7
o'clock this morning. He stopped off at
Mercer for two hours, attending services
at the Presbyterian church there and
taking luncheon with a few of his Cali
fornia friends
The President felt the effects to-day Of
his four-mile tramp down the steep Yo-
semitic Mountain trail. His legs were
pretty stin In his own cords he had
a decided feeling OF greater perma-
nency."
The Presidents train left here at $50
o'clock this evening He will arrive in
Los Angeles early tomorrow morning.
and viii remain thers two days.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-11
OIL KING ON HAPPINESS.
Tells Children 40 Do Good 10 Others,
Not Quote Scripture.

Tells Children 40 Do Good TO Others,
Not Quote Scripture.
Cleveland. Ohio. Oct. l0-Less Scripture
quoting and more practical DECIDE %
Christianity was John d Rockefellers
text in his talk before the children OF
the Euclid Avenue Baptist Sunday school
to-day
Mr. Rockefeller gave an incident in his
boyhood TO emphasize his point. I'VE
had two neighbors when I was a boy
about ten years old. both OF whom were
members Of the same church. but their
ideas Of pracucing Christianity were far
apart one man was continually quot
ing passages OF Scripture on every occa-
sion. but We boys thought he would
have done more good II he had quoted
less Scripture and given his men longer
time at noon
The other man never spoke OF the
Scripture outside OF the church. but he
was the kindest Of men to his employees
and was a favorite with the boys be-
cause Of his many acts Of kindness to
them, such as letting them ride on
his pony and giving them cider and ap-
pies His actions spoke louder than
words"
The Washington herald., 1909-10-11
Served in Confederscy and Held
office in New Jersey,

Served in Confederacy and Held
office in New Jersey.
Plainfeld. " j.. Oct 10-Col John
Farmer Wilson. former mayor OF North
PIain6eld. died suddenly this morning at
his estate. Tuulaw Col Wilson was
born in Baltimore. May 2. 1852. the eldest
child Of John H. and Susannah Farmer
Wilson and was descended from Col
BENJAMIN Wilson. an officer in the Revo-
luton and member Of the Virginia con-
vention. At the age Of one year he re-
moved with his parents to Alabama.
where he spent the next fifteen years.
Returning 10 Baltimore at the age OF
sixteen years. he engaged IN mercantls
pursuits until the outbreak OF the civip
war
Upon the commencement Of hostilities.
he went TO Richmond. Va. and offered
his services to Hon. Pope Walker. .secre-
tary Of war Of the Confederacy, as a re-
suit Of which he served with the Army OF
Northern Virginia through the entire war.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-11
nIr.. Gilbcrt,n Hcarcrr Bow.

New York, Oct. lO.-Mrs. Della NJ. Gil
bert's attempt to start a new Christian
Science church was no more successful
to-day than at the adjourned meeting Of
two weeks ago Only forty persons, twen-
ty-five women and fifteen 1hen,-appeared
in the ballroom OF the Hotel Gotham.
Many Of the forty were personal friends
of the protector. 1t was a well-dressed
company.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-11
LocI.iaw Due 70 vneeInatlon.

Philadelphia. Oct. 10 - Lockjaw. sup
posed to have been caused by infection
Of a vaccination wound resulted to-day
in the death OF Paul Gibriolian. I'VE years
old, Of Piperville. He was brought TO tbs
Jefferson Hospital last Tuesday Ths
boys jaws We're tightly locked. and al
though every known remedy was applied,
the physicians failed 70 bring relief.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-11
FIND PIRATE TREASURE.
Mexican FiShermen Come Upon Old
Spanish and English Coins.

Spanish and English Coins.
Merida, Mexico. Oct 1O.-The recent
severe storm along the coast OF Yucatan
is believed to have uncovered from the
beach at Puerto Celestum the buried
wealth Of Pirate LATTE, who died and
Is buried IN Yucatan.
Soon after the storm subsidized the crews
Of fishing boats began picking up many
gold and silver coins OF English and
Spanish make, and bearing dates Of the
early part of the last century. These coins
are scattered all along the beach az
Puerto Celestum. and several thousand
dollars Of them have so far been col
leCted
The Washington herald., 1909-10-11

TOM TAGGART UNDER FIRE.
Gov. Marshall VIII Oppose Saloon
Domination in the Party.

Indianapolis, Ind. Oct i0-FoilowinE
numerous conferences between Gov. Mar
shall and leading Democrats OF the state.
the announcement is made that the gov
ernor viii take the leadership of the
party. and viii endeavor to divorce II
from the liquor element IN the coming
State campaign.
BE and those with whom he has con-
ferred are agreed that the Democratic
platform should make no concessions to
the brewers and saloon keepers, and that
there should be no attempt TO bind
members Of the legislature in matters
that are not political and in which they
should be free 10 follow their conscien-
tious convictions of duty
The move is aimed chiefly against Tom
TaGgart.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-11
Importnnt AT Event.

collection of furniture. silver, china,
books, paintings, rugs, curiOs. &c, Of
unusual merit will be exhibited at
Sloan's Gallery, l407 G street, to-day and
Tomorrow. TO be sold at arc N there
commencing next W4f. 90 ~ order
OF the trustees a. r-t esenting
several local estat Il que also
includes a pew SIS -rn Church,
forming altogeth $685. terssting
and important
The Washington herald., 1909-10-11
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District Of Columbia
and Maryland-Rain to-day; to-
morrow, showers and cooler;
moderate to brisk southerly
winds, becoming variable.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-11

Washington, Pa, Oct 1O-LOOkt Some
body has knocked down papa's scare
crow. Wait til l go over and set il
up" exclaimed Miss Maude HeufnagIe
70 a companion as the two girls were
walking along a path through a corn field
on their way 70 church near Paris. this
county, this morning. A moment later
screams from the young woman drew her
companion TO the spot She found Miss
Heufnagle stretched IN dead faint be-
side the body OF her father, which the
daughter had al first mistaken for the
Scarecrow.
Revealed Shocking Murder.
The finding of the corpse revealed a
shocking and mysterious murder. Charles
Haufnagle's body. found in a fence cor
ner, was literally hacked to pieces BY his
slaycrs. Decomposition had already set
in. and # is the belief Of the officers that
the farmer had been dead for at least a
week.
Haufnagle was one Of the wealthiest
residents OF Northern Washington Coun-
~. So far as can be learned he had no
on his farm near Paris on the morning
Of Thursday. September 50. 10 go TO Pitts
burg, where he expected 70 make a visit
OF week or more with a sick daughter.
On his way to the train he took a short
cut along a path through a corn field.
That was the last seen OF him, and il is
believed that he was wayIaid and slain.
Heufnagle apparently put I'D a des-
perate struggle for his life, as the ground
near the corpse was torn UP and tram
pied. There has been no rain for two
weeks In this section, and evidences of
an encounter are easily discernible
Heufnagie's~ left arm Is broken an
parently as he warded of a blow from
some heavy weapon His face Is laid
open with long and Jagged cuts, and the
head has been almost severed. Heuf-
maggie is known 10 have had large sum
Of money and some valuable papers in
his clothing. and these are missing. in
dicating robbery as the motive for the
crime.
Detectives at Work.
Coroner Heffran and District Attorney
Acheson, with the county detective force
have taken bloodhounds to the scene Of
the crime. and officers in Western Penn
sylvania, Ohio. and West Virginia are
at work on the case
Miss Maude Heufnagle had not re-
gained consciousness this evening. and
her condition is serious.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-11
MORSE IN CONTROL
Of STEAMER LINES
Convicted Financier Piling
Up Second Fortune.
DEBTS ABOUT WIPED OUT
Powerful Friends Faith in His
Genius Is mistaken.
DEBTS ABOUT WIPED OUT

At Time of Crash I'm 1907 He Was
Estimated TO BE Worth 81, 200, 900,
hut Left with Debts of 100000
Not Worrying About Getting Out
OF jail, but Busy DevIsinE Ways
OF Meeting HIS Obligations.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-11

Excursion tickets good on ain trains
October i TO is. valid for return until
October is, $50. For special train 7:3O
a. m, October Il, returning same day,
$3.50 round trip
The Washington herald., 1909-10-11
TAFT SPEAKS FROM
0PEN-AIR PULPIT
Congregation of %, OO9HearS
Sermon at Fresno.
SERVICES AT CITY HALL
COnquering Self Taken as Text
for the Occasion.

Little Things I'm the Home Go to
Make I'D the Greatest Victories I'm
Life-The Catholic and Protestant
Churches Join in Service, with
CIerEymen on the PIatfOrm-The
President Applies Text.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-11
Attanh cr.n1 annar.,n-- r.,-

Perpetuate your income. Rawlings.
Westory Bldg, can arrange details.
Company sixty years old 1911
The Washington herald., 1909-10-11
KNOX AND CRANE
HOLD CONFERENCE
Principals in Far Eastern
Affair Reticent.
ISSUE KEPT A SECRET
Signs Indicate Minister Will
Proceed to China.

Henry L HOyt Present at Interview,
Which Lasted Until Late Hour.
Public Utterances May Have Caused
RecaIl-New Diplomat Has Reser-
vatiOns on steamship Which Ii
to Sail on October 20.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-11

Popular Excursion Sunday. October II.
baltimore & Ohio II. II.
Sl00 to Harpers Ferry. ChaTlestown,
Summit Point. Stephenson. and Winches-
ter and return. Special train leaves
Washington a m. returning same day.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-11

Pittsbure-Detroit Game In Entirety
3 p. m. to-day. Columbia Theater, sc. 5ilc
The Washington herald., 1909-10-11
Baltimore and Ohio
TRIM Service
20
Government Aviation Field


IN addition TO the frequent train service
from Washington 20 College Park, the fo,+
lowing express trains viii stop on signal
during the Aeroplane trials:
Leaving Washington 8 a. m, 10 a m
y. H.. p. m. 4:45 .. na-. ?. n. ExcoIl
lent service returning
The Washington herald., 1909-10-11

Beautiful Killarney Roses.
Choice specimens 50c doc. Blackstone,
The Washington herald., 1909-10-11
FINDS FATHERS BODY
Girl Stunned by Discovery
and May Not Recover.
SLAIN A WEEK AGO IN FIELD

Miss Mnude Heufnagie, Thinking
ProstrH-e Form Was sL'st of scare
crow, Goes 20 Set 1t UP-Fans Tn
conscious When She Reaches the
CorPse-Evidences of Encounter.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-11
RAINES MAKES REPLY
Denies Parsons Charge of
Deal by Republicans.
WHY AGNEW BILL WAS LOST

State senator In View York Points
Ont TINT Upstate Members OF the
Trade Was Entered Into Either
at Albany or Washington.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-11
COL. JOHN F. w1LsoE DEAD.

Continued on Page ?. Column 6.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-11-11
KNOW 1T WELL
Familiar Features Well Known
to Hundreds of Anadarko
Citizens.

A familiar burden in every home,
The burden Of bad back. 4"
= lame, a weak or an aching back
Tells you Of kidney i'll.
Doan's Kidney Pills will cure you.
Here is Anadarko testimony to
prove it;
Mrs. Minnie Turner, nurse, East
B St., hnadarko, Okla, says;
about two years ago my health
began to run down. was tired all
the time and when / arose in the
morning felt more miserable than
when / went to bed. was seldom
free from pain and there was a
noticeable swelling in my limbs. ]
seemed unable to get relief from any
Of the various remedies / tried and
was in despair when Doan's Kidney
Pills came to my attention. pro-
cured a supply from the City Drug
Store and cannot begin to tell of The
great benefit derived. My health
improved so rapidly that l hardly
believed the relief would last. The
contents Of five boxes of Doan's Kid
ney Pills brought about a wonderful
change in my condition. | always
recommend this remedy to my friends
when / have the opportunity, as | do
not think there is preparation in
existence that can compare with it
for curiug disor6 ers of the kidneys. -
For sale by all dealers. Price SOC
Foster Milbugn Co., Buffalo, New
York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-11-11
LOCALS

Mrs NJ II Mason of Fort Cobb visit
ed Mrs C P Warner Wednesday.
Crude oil, by the barrel, 8 cents a
gallon. Anadarko Produce Co. 2ll If
Atty Dyke Ballenger left for Kan
sas City. Thursday on business.
You can get hot chile and a good
cup of coffee at Kaiser's Place.
Fred Payne went to Chiekasha to
attend the Baptist convention Thurs
day.
Clyde Thompson returned Wednes.
day from business trip to Kansas
City.
125 pounds of fruit cake at the
bakery. You will have to hurry IL
you get one. 241 9td
Ruziska makes fresh balogna and
weenies. Fresh Saturdays. Phone 1853
24l 3td
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Dunlap made
business trip to Oklahoma City
] Thursday.
Mrs II w Dunbar Sr., and Mrs. H.
w Dunbar Jr., spent Thursday in
Chickasha.
Miss Anna Jackson is quite i'll at
the home of her sister, Mrs G W
Baker on West Oklahoma Avenue.
Mrs C w Fluharty's mother, Mrs.
Joseph Waterman and daughter Miss
Name, who have been visiting here
for the past three weeks, returned to
their home in Iowa Thursday.
Mrs ] w Goebel left for Guthrie,
Thursday where she will visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Trip
lett,
| Mr. and Mrs E P Lower, who have
been visiting relatives in Harrington
Kan, the past two months, returned
home Wednesday.
-
Don't forget that Ruziska is tn,
only butcher, who kills his own mea
Call 'pnone l59 and get home kille
, meat. 24l st
FlW Dickinson of Ind annapolis, Ind
; who has been visiting his sister, Mrs
: T N Glidewell, returned home Wee
nesday.
Suits made TO look like new
Pressing, SOC; cleaning, Sl.5C
Phone 73. AnadarkO TailOrin
t Co.
ESTRAYED. Taken up at my plaC
4 on the S Z Ia Sec 32-7-1O, or
red animal about two years oil,
Owner must pay damages and f
u this notice. J G Gallagher. dS
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-11-11

Call at Youngheim's and
get a complimentary ticket
for out door entertainment
next Friday night at 7:30.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-11-11
For Sale or Rent

One Smith Premier No 4 Type
writer, new. K. K. Robinson.
l63dt e
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-11-11

Those delicious chocolate candies
have arrived at Billingley's. 2Ss-l2tI
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-11-11
Don't Forget

To pay your telephone bill by Nov.
18th and avoid having your telephone
service discontinued. 24O Std
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-30
GREATER LOS ANGELES

TN THE consolidation elections the
supporters Of the Greater Los An
Il geles movement should make prep
arations to get out the vote. Consoli-
dation is favored by an overwhelming
majority of the citizens of all the
cities included in the Greater Los An
geles area. But there is only one way
in which these citizens may prove their
loyalty to the plans that will bring
prosperity to our metropolitan city, and
that is by voting for Greater Los An
geles and making sure their friends
also vote for it,
In spite of the prospect Of the success
of consolidation, there is always the
possibility Of trouble resulting from a
relaxation of vigilance on the part of
the friends OF the Greater Los Angeles
plan. while the efforts Of the anti-con-
soIidationists will be redoubled. The
enemy should not be allowed to have
the opportunity Of deriving any con-
ISOLATION from the vote polled. The con-
solidation victory must be overwhelm-
ing. Corporationism must be eliminated
altogether from the problem of the
progress and prosperity of Los Ange-
les. Corpora tionism is fighting consoli-
dation. 1t is fighting with the despera-
tion born Of knowledge its opportunities
for aggrandizement at the expense of
the people viii be ended forever by the
establishment of Greater Los Angeles.
After consolidation no railroad corpora
ton will be allowed to have any more
to say than any other business inter-
est with regard to harbor policies. OF
course the corporations viii get
square deal. And they should not ex-
pect more. It is ridiculous that public
interests in Los Angeles, Wilmington
San Pedro and Southern California
should be sacrificed iu any respect or
In any degree to the Unsuitable avarice
and grasping greed of a profit seeking
corporation. Greater Los Angeles will
end all that.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-30
HARBOR FORTIFICATIONS

GAN PEDRO will be fortified
thoroughly. The government is
~ prepared to expend S6.000,00 in
establishing a system of Notifications
that will make the harbor of Greater
Los Angeles absolutely safe, but pri-
vate interests must sacrifice their greed
to their patriotism, and must make nc
attempt to hold up the government
General Murray, chief Of the coast
defense. has made 1t clearly under
stood the government will not brook
any scheme to use the fertilization pro-
gram for the financial benefit of
any private interests. Any such at
tempt will hamper the government in
carrying out its plans. and might even
interfere with the completion of the
plans.
Other things being equal, and coun-
sells of common sense and patriotism
prevailing, San Pedro will be fortified
in a manner that will make 1t the
safest as we'll as the finest harbor on
the Pacific coast-the best in war and
the best in peace, and so strong in
peace that. like Gibraltar, 1t will never
be attacked in war.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-30
TAKES EXCEPTIONS TO SOME
STATEMENTS OF MR.. HASklN

LOS ANGELES, July 2S.-[Editor
Heraldl How can man who appears
TO be as we'll informed on some sub
jects as Mr.. Haskin write such nom
sense as this: "These colonies, built
upon straits, all of them of any import
ance are crown colonies, governed ao-
solutely by the supreme will Of that
representative Of the party In power In
England who for the time being holds
the portfolio of secretary of state for
the colonies? There is no party in
power in England. There Is party
in power in the United Kingdom, which
consists of England. Ireland, Scotland.
Wales, the duchy Of Cornwall the Isle
of Man and the channel Islands. In this
composite kingdom six separate ana
distinct languages are spoken, and the
house of commons represents every
part of It, In addition to the central
parliament, there Is a home rule par
lament in the Isle of Man, and sooner
or later there will be home rule parlia-
ments in all the other constituent states
of the United Kingdom. l have read
with great care Mr.. Haskin's article
IAN English Toll Gate" and If previous
information possessed by me had not
given me a clew to the writer's mean
ing, I would have been bewildered by
his confusing use of the words Eng
land, English, British and British EN-
pire. He seems to think some parts of
the empire are home ruled, some under
English control and some under Brit
ish. I do not believe any of it is under
English control. When the United
Kingdom was formed. England did not
reserve the English colonies-in fact,
the English colonies refused to be re-
served, and soon after the union de-
clared independence. Canada, which
was Scotch and French, refused TO come
into the pact, but the mixed British
colonies south of New England did not
stand aloof If any one should wish to
know the reason for Canada's attitude,
l think it may be found in the fact
many Canadians, French and Gaelic
speaking Scotch, belonged to church
which was not in sympathy with the
New England church.
The public suffers from lack of detin-
ite information as to the history Of the
numerous English reading countries OF
the world. We ought to know more
about the United States I would not
advise anybody to accept Mr.. Has
kin as a guide or philosopher in po-
litical review of the extra-American
portion of the English reading world
AEMRICAN STUDENT.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-30
SENATE REFORM

TARIFF Teformer says sadly that
LIZ there viii be no escape from tariff
A exactions until the senate is made
directly ansWerable to the public. Di-
rect election Of senators VIII put an
end to an archaic custom Of choosing
the members of an upper house. I'm
der present conditions these members
in many cases illustrate the doctrine
OF the survival of the unfittest.
With restoration Of the first princi-
pies of Americanism, this anomaly
would be impossible. When the orig
inal intention of Americanism to pro-
vide a stable, responsible government
with which all the interests Of all the
people are secure, is again being car
ried out, there win be an immediate
and natural ending Of many abuses
that are and have been subjects Of
complaint. To make the entire govern
mental machinery of the United States
representative and elective viii bring
the governmental responsibility closer
TO the people, and at the same time
will remove an element of risk from
the life Of the republic.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-30
OBSTRUCTIONISTS

q UPERINTENDENT MOORE re-
- sign? In the name of common
~ sense, why? Because he is telling
the truth? But to be truth-teller IS
not an offense for which a citizen may
be deprived of his position. Why
should he resign? He is publicly de-
manding that obstructionists cease
from interference with the just and
legitimate use Of money voted for
school purposes. He has not eXaggerat-
ed the circumstances when he has said
the obstructionists are making war
against the school bonds. Those who
are responsible for the unpatriotic
measures which may result in robbng
many children Of Los Angeles of a
square deal in education have much to
answer for.
Meddlesomeness in any department of
government or of social activity is
deplorable and prehensible, but med
dlesomeness which strikes at the heart
of the national life, and impairs the
popular educational system is worse
than deplorable and reprehensible. Il
is damnable.
1t is treason to the people of Lo:
Angeles, treason to the republic, trea-
son to Americanism. That the entire
course OF the peoples educational pro
gram should he interfered with anC
the peoples will thwarted by an indi
vidual or little coterie of plotters Is
as signal, as fragrant, as definite, as
unmstakable an instance of anarchy
as has ever been threateningly pro
jected across the path of civilization
Those who are trying TO blame Mr.
Moore for conditions due to their ac
tions will be rebuked by the people ot
Los Angeles. This is law abidins
city, and anarchical interference witt
financial arrangements made for tn,
education of the children of Los An
geles will be rebuked as sharply al
certainly as any lawlessness which hal
ever been chastised by this progressive
conscientious, broad-minded, honest
enterprising, anarchy-hating American
community.