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The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-04-29

Davis, Of Louisville, and Zach Steele,
Of Bell county.
Those over whom indicta ants are
left hanging are Walton Golden, Of
Knox Co., now in Colorado Franz
Cecil, of Bell county, now railrpad
detective in st. Louis, and William IA
Coulton, Of Owesley county. said to
have died in the West recently.
These cases, with the possible ex
ception Of that against Geo viii y.
dismissed, leaving Henry E loutsay
now serving life sentenco "a The
State penitentiary, the only pcrson =
suffer for the assassination or Coebel
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-04-29
Sixty Killed in Sortie.

Tabriz, Persia, By Cable.-In tho
sortie from this city Tuesday the
Nationalists lose so men killed and
100 wounded. Among them were n.
q. baskerville, an American school
teacher, who lost his life.
The armistice arranged by the
shah for the purpose Of bringing in
provisions is not regarded with en-
thusiasm here, as the absence Of
transport makes provisioning the
town very difacult.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-04-29
HOW SENATOR ALDRICH FIGURES SURPI Us

senator Ad1ch that
11S,26354 in " - ''' 90 "s"i'S' $oN''-
than the Dingley law in ~ ''-'' A'te III i'Ao
He claims that the
ures and $1S3,51O,141 from necessities ~ NN
he submitted
to 1911 inclusive: -' 1' viz N''"i Se"is l'oV
Actual receipts of Panam, Canal for a
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-04-29
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he nstudied
rhis anything the wenbred
o lack OF selfconscouness
oS out lorge.ng them her attitude of
20 desire impress with her supeoy speaks itself
naughty
she
thns q birth bans oehns OF the sDiEro
enf<hs 1A'.>7s ioh
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-04-29

s'e comphauon AS 1t s there
,ne student who for
sue
% man who has created the impression which
minds diminishing
the Sodon Of
the through oyfve
ubmergng
Booans highest
But Will onward
iu degrees Lower than and
Will be enough
Quaity-Hapers - wv 'A'
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-04-29
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the disaster
e world has Matthew Arnold
De achieved through common
elaborated machinery Of the
whees
other
endure
VINO insist that
cess-From Journal - W w " '~"
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-04-29
The ~~
Typical B0St0nidn-
Does He Exist?
The
BY M. Il. De Uolf Howa

the careful student Of Boston
struct from the recorded Impressions
and critics imaginary city,
the counterparts of the actual city among
MS materials He would probably discover that
the materials provided
N The nature Of most Of them could be by
further condensation Of the reports brought together
be ia
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-04-29
>ars~ :: HoU -.-~s~es
Uon1en May Be Graceful !
BY Florence Augustine

strengthened muscles and normally in hand any
setrespecting woman ought to maintain a grace
iui carriage and wellbred social func
uon Is well to remember that secret of graceful
movement is comfort that the graceful thing is the easy
tnng graceful pose sitting standing is comfortable
pose and once have over your muscles
hey VIII fall naturally into comfortable graceful
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-04-29
socialism and Human
- Nature -
BY Didd Ccudde-

ORAL preparation for the New might we'll be the
watchWord OF the hour 1t Is the last thing which
hears The militant socialists busy engaged in
aggressive propaganda preoccupied with vision
meaning ana hDeration Tor the body that they lay them
selves open to the charge of feeling
SOUL Yet In the confusion fact Is clear
Ism come otherwise than the inward trans
1ormatlon auectlng the deep wi
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-04-29

Senator McLaurin, of Mississippi,
requesting that various schedules un-
der the head Of agriculture be pass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-02
READ THE TRUTH
ABOUT OUR
LOVELIEST
Sill KS
Prices Simply
Slaughtered

SEC Pisip ana Fior% Designs ALI
SILK Crepe Dc ChiEss saEvr-
dAy London unloaes these b g
at. per yard .........k JI
Tse ts-inch silk and Llnsn PonRes,
fhh9es of pale blue, vine. brown,
pAvY and rsssda. Saturday fon-
aon unlgads these at 70n
pr Nafa ssfssss.sss-ss. Nv
sec f7-ineh Plain shades cleo
silks. al cploss and black. Sat-
grday London unloads QQe
these at. per yard .....k on
uts ee-ineh Black TaffstA SILK.
per yard. Saturday .4... DC
sSe Plain Shades Of Aii-siIk satin
Messeiins. every wanted shade.
Including black Saturday Lon
don uni0ads these At. per EEr
YARD 4sss-fss. .sssss.sss WV
Tse PlAip shades Of BensalIns
silks. all shades and black sat
urdny London unioads AEr
these az, per yard . JG
soc z7-inch Plain Shades japanese
saikt every wanted shade, In
ciuding cream and black Lon
don unloads these satur- or
day. per yard ........ 0JG
sI.ee and ai.ab 7a-inch Foulard
silks. over nifty new and az
elusive patterns, all silk. Satur-
day London uniDads these Efs "A
at per yard .....s ..s...I Vt
ti1s t6-inch Guaranteed IAnlns
eatins all shades. Saturday
London unioads these Al. Or
per yard ...s..-.-......- wv
7sc s7-inch satin Jacaua rds all
the newest shades Saturday
London unloads thess at. "A q n
per yard ..s.... --....s s$QI
81 90 az inch Imported Pom can
gee silk. per yard ...... UId
$50 gf-inch Imported Pom n n n
gee SILK per yard ....-. y OF
eass a6-inch Aii-Silk Ct IN
Pongcc silk. per yard - fsOU
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-02
|v9O Topped OFF
THIS CATS TAIL?

envy and malice 20 hubble IN the
soul % a certain small boy
And without celebrating very
Ions the small boy whipped out his
sharp sack knife And in three
shakes % a dead lambs tail. rabhy
was tailiens, The air was also filled
with meowH The tallleas tahby beat
q Tor home and Mrs Moora sailed
forth, breathing righteous indiEna
ton
She had not taken 20 the war path
very lons before she was Informed
that certain small boy was OK.
hlhiting eats tail aa was the
envy u tho other amatl boys ~ the
nelghhorhood Suspicion fastened
itself upon the certain small hos and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-02
SIX MILLIONS FOR
ALASKA RAILROAD

Word from chleAso was ~.
eslved in Seattle today that
President Frost has raised
$4,000, 900 Tor the Alaska Central
railroad, che ooTnplstlen ~ which
will cost sh,62t,aTo. lnoluding
Sos2,eoo Tor nsW equipment,
naakinn q total Investment o.
approximately $1,000. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-02

humane officer Sohn Vaunan was
coon Ia conference with the suspect
The boy stood pat however ana
Humane officer Vuupoli decided
that the evidence was too hany FOR
undue exercise 81 his authority a.
animal guardian.
And ~ the small boy went un
punished, The tahhy n yot tallleaa
And Mrs. Moore wonders Il thara
u such thing ~ Justice In thla
world, No trace ~ tho severed tail
has yet been found by those who
would like 60 see tho member back
where Il belongs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-02
Minstrels Tonight

Funny Amateurs tonight a. Shell
theatre. Third ay. between Pike
and Union. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-02

nuy a Champion Gas Range and
get a coal or wood range free. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-02
FAlR OPENS IN 90 GAYS.

To induce you 20 do your fixing
vp right away, We are making
big reductions IN wall paper all this
month We have papcrhanEers and
painters at your command Federal
Paint 4 Wall Paper Co. tsiA
Flrat av,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-02
cnn for BID.

hids % the remaining stock Of tho
defunot Boston stors are 60 DO re-
oeived AZ the office Of John =. ifoyt,
referee IN bankruptcy IN the Bailey
building. next Tuesday April g..
Nearly all Of the remaining stock
eonalsia Of dry goods that were pur.
chased for the wintor and spring
trade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-02
KILLED PlLlna LUMBER.

ny Waited rressl
ffAHHiaON. Idaho. April g.
Peter Jacobson mot with n fatal
accident yesterday while pillng
lumher at the Grant mill lie alp.
ped aud fell into tho lake. and heavy
tinhicrHfell upon him. broahlng his
uctk lie leaves a wife and three
nhllArnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-02
ARE YOU como FIsHINaf

The best place 20 80 - aroon
River Cedar and Raging River 20
open the season. and 20 set your
tackle ~ A l.. Halt for he knows
what you want and has the right
price ia First av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-02
TARIFF BILL FIRST

~ United fHessV
WA8HiNgTDN. April The
senate debated the Bacon revolution.
p0stp0ning sessions II the finance
committee during tho preparation q
the tariff bin Minority members
az we'll ~ the majority leaders took
part IN the discussion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-02
DOORS OPEN AT 0:45
MUSLIN WEAR
KNIT WEAR
HOSIERY

Chlidrens Maslin Drawers. while
they last Loadon =.
unloadn at ....s. 80. III
Corpst Covers. With rows OF lace
Insertion aud edge: worth 5sc.
While thsy last. London IT.
unioaas az .. ......tfC
Ladies' Gowns. fine mualln. neat.
" finished. Feguiar price 81 Loo
and ti15 London co.
unsuads At ...... ......uJI
women's white Sleeveless Vests.
tAped neck ard arms. o.
London unloads II -. ..JI
Womsn's High Neck and Long
Slceyed Vests. fiscced. E.
London ualoads al ..... JL
women'r $50 stratford Union
Suits. perfect fitting. hlsh neck
and hong sleeves. medium
weight London un- 90
loads At 1890. 80. wv
HOSIERY
W0men's 2sc Lace Lisie Stock.
inxs. black and a limited
amount OF whits and grey.
iondou uainada e.
Al sssss .+sss ...ss...V W
Children's Black Cotton Stock.
ingH. can't be beat for ever
day London unloads A.
at.sss ..s. .... ..s.s....FS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-02

This Il I r. wide $50
T. long. For other
sizes see elsewhere
this adv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-02
REV. D. 0. BEAN LOCATES
IN SEATTLE

Rev. d O. Bean. M. A.. Ill. D..
formerly OF Minnesota. has accept
ed the call 10 the pastornte OF The
Woodland Park Presbyterian
church and will begin his work
noxt Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-02
.oaAooD Way MUCH
$40 ABOUT SMALL
eoy's ACTIONS

...a.a on the eats taiif
-. s',sn has aroused a whole
49, ana many are the IN
|.I ssAlsnant demands That the
- punished instanteH -
Moore. 81 tsii Inter
the pcsseSaor " q fine
= .--one x tho home brand.
s..serAay. tho tshhy carried
- tail haNhy and well
New. that tail caused
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-02

Funny Amateurs tonight NJ Shell
theatre Third av, between Pike
and Union. $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-02

An Fancy Yarns, many colors.
regular Toe a skeln. E.
London unloads at -. ~
sisS Hand Bag. dandy goods. IA
inches long. regular QOo
Siss. London unioads az U JC
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-15

ship will be artificially ventilated
by system of electric fans, the air
being warmed when required. for all
living spaces and cabins. Auxiliary
motor generators will be fitted for
providing current 1t low voltage
for dynamo and torpedo firing and
bell circuits, as well as for search
light projectors.
An elaborate telephone service
VIII be fitted with suitable ex-
change, so that 1t will be possible
for an order, etc, to be at once
transmitted from one part OF the
ship to another.
The vessel is being built under the
supervision of Mr.. Pearce, consfruc-
tor, acting under the orders of the
manager Of the constructive depart
ment OF the dockyard, the foremen
OF the yarl directly concerned be-
ing Mcssrs. James and Regnicr.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-15
Launching The Neptune

.i,yb,,y ,,ryor ,or,ago ,,,,, In ,.,,
ana tho aagshin ~ v,oo- Aarir,i
I os,oct In The h,,,io ~, To,,,,n ,n
17aa Tho fourth Non,,r. was
oo.y,, .bi, h,i,, In ,7se ara ..r-
riod tho aau n, vico. dr,ro, S,r
cbar,os Knnw,o. In IN. po,,o,ou,
exnedi,ion NJ ,s77 ana that NJ VIC.
AdmIral Saunders In Tho oxnod,,,or
., o,.hoo T.. arr, Non,,,,a ,,,.
a os,enn .,,n ~ OH ,ons ana CO..
r,od ,ho aar -, can, T,ona. Is
Erooman,,. 10 Tho ha,,,. -, Tro,,,.
rar Oh. w.s ,h. ,hira CHI, T., Nj
co.,, n,,. so,,,,,, a,, IT,,
ali Tho ,na.,. 80 ~. r,ius,. san,,s
sima Tu,nidas, ,,,,io,, .mrnan,,a.., =,
=, III, 49,. S..,..n Loo W
.h,, - 80 49,. IT., a...., =.
a.. a.n.,,, D.. -, -,
r VI 49,
war. The seventh Neptune was an
ironclad Of 1910 tons. mounting four
39-ton guns. She was damaged nj
her launch and finished n, nm in
glorious career nv brea,,ing AWAY os
she was being towed ont NJ Ports
mouth I'm October. 1909. and having
first fouled a turinp br,p, then bore
dow, nn ,ho Ca..an n., - 49,,
Ing crashed into the vicerov wos
finally brought nm nv the Hero The
eighth mr. nroson, Non,rno ,a ,ho
CREATES, bat,,esbi, hull, ,n >, tho
present time. She 10 gao feet long
"a feet in ham. with d,s,I,oo,
ment nj 90 2hO tons uer ,roneI,,ng
machinery will bo M 2h ooo ,rdi.
Gated borse.,owor r,y,rn .no.s ~,
81 knots while ber armament, viii,
consist NJ 10 12.,nch yuns arr.ng-
ed in Ave barbettes in manner
which viii enable ,,n ~. % ~.
fred on either broadside. while
eight can be fred astern and s,x A.
rect ahead.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-15
PLANTERS IN SESSION
Continued from Page 1877

In order efficiently deal with the sub ects of labor
and statistics there established early in the year Bureau
of Labor and Statistics with Mr. r. d. Mead Director The
value of this Bureau has already been demonstrated
pom Mr.. Mcads appointment Director of the Bureau
Mr. L. j. Warren appointed Assistant Secretary of the
Association.
The crop reports for the past and for the ten from
1900 to 1909 inclusive herewith presented The for
the twelve months from October l. 1905 September 80 1903
the largest produced in these Islands being 5j 56
of 1000 pounds each The largest heretofore produced
HAT of the previous year which amounted to 52i l23 tons.
Prices Of sugar during the have been good and the fac
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-15
BY ONE WHO WAS PRESENT.

LoNDON--Of all the imposing
sights one may witness in the Bril-
fish emp,re tho launching of the
greatest batt,esbip In tho world
seems amongst tho most Interesting
..w tho Dre.d,,ugb, ,appcbod
three vears ago. and today the Mem
tuna and Tho fact that I WAC with
tho rov., MARTY nm tho Launching
pIatsorm gave mo nm exce,,ionaI
opportunity Of viewing the whole
ceremony and ali tho attendant an.
c,ai f,nctions Tho gr,c,o,, s,m-
NV dressed Ducbes. NJ A,h,nv King
Edward,s .,.,er-in.I,w snoLo ,,o,r,v
ana well a, ,ho, ,ho hvndroa 40.
sen,b,ed mus, have hoard tho words
"succos, ,o IN. No,,,,n. and NJ, ,,no
sail T., ,or +" a. s,n h.n,, a. ,o,,,o
os wine orow, In nr,,,sh ,,sso..
siops On bor s,om M .,in hos
ever CON. M Tho s,,,, as snnn,,no-
ousIv a. ,his T,ora v.. no, ,ho
slightest hi,oh %. vaa. ..,ah,
seemed no notb,,o Tho monon, ,ho
d,choss hon,moroS ,,,o .,,,.., A. a,,,
tho lac, romoin,nn 80 ,.hio, ia
bor Oh. .I,a .s .ani,,, - 49,
wall cro.sod div No ,,ris . sr.,.u
ovor suoo,h loo I'll .s,,,,na, a.
charge cola hor n.o. 80, hano 49,
at Tho rot. =, On lat. =. -.
whom .ho tool ~. w,,o,"
Uor Iin.s oro ,ar r,oro ,n,ur,soo,.
than those NJ ,ha nroadnn~nh. a..
in overy v,y che q. a. advan,. 90
that och-m.Linu u.s.., ~, -,
ia sbo much ,,rger h,, all ~. o.
maments e,oc,r,coi onnara,vs .,,ra-
less. te,e,bon,c .nnar.,r, 90, o.
commodotion for nfBcors and rar
are far better than tbos. NJ tor,nor
Ieviatbions os hor fom,,. ,n a..
cussion ahon, IN. ,aw a,,,,n,,
cussion about tbo nau arm,.man, y,
having tho omcers. n,ar,ors an,,a
ships ar forward. which doo. ow.v
,,,,,. ~. -. .,
Some saw the navy .loses nv tho
change. az the men y,ere a,wavs
taught IN revero Tho nrar,ond..,
salutinp n invariabIv nm annroaoh'
ing r. This custom orie,na,oa n
,he .,.,o, LIS .o ,s'na'eo III
sair, u,as aans,,,..' "ee Vi a
ana had .,mama ,ny nn on .n' ur.N
custom became nm iptegraI mr., =,
the nav ,hounn as ua. pa., "
nassed mn ono Lmo,, ,,, "'''"'
Tho immonsa go" VIZ" S..,, -.
IN. .h,,, ..a, .oup'u w
sbo yan,shod In. ,h. ~
I, wos ,.,a ne "a,oo. anu
dozens ~ email ho,,s n',,,.. az"
the nI,ca mar -. ill.,, , n,nn
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-15
MAUI

Kipahulu Sugar Co. ..........
llamoa Plantation ............
Hama Plantation
kaclcku Plantation Co., Ltd. L.
Haiku Sugar Co. ............
Maui Agricultural Co. ........
Paia Plantation
Hawaiian Coml. a. Sugar Co...
Wailuku Sugar Co. .........
Olowalu Co. .................
Pioneer Mill Co., Ltd. ........
Kihci Plantation Co., Ltd. 80.
Maui Sugar Co. ............
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-15
OAHU

Waimanalo Sugar Co. .........
Heeia Agricultural Co., Ltd. -. &.
Laie Plantation ..............
Kahuku Plantation Co. ........
Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd.
Waianae Co. ................
Eva Plantation Co. ...........
Apokaa Sugar Co., Ltd. ......
Oahu Sugar Co. ..........
Honolulu Plantation Co. ......
koolau Agricultural Co. .....
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-15
KAUAI

Kilauea Sugar Plantation Co. -.
Makcc Sugar Co. ...........
Lihue Plantation Co. .......
Grove Farm Plantation ......
Koloa Sugar Co. .............
McBryde Sugar Co., Ltd. $3.50.
Hawaiian Sugar Co. ..........
Gay a. Robinson .............
Waimca Sugar Mill Co. .......
kekaha Sugar Co. ............
Estate V. Knudscn
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-15

agtators, much to be regretted.
Mr. f. NJ. Hatch the representative of the Association at
Washington has continued his valuable services the Capitol
The Presidents and the Association
the past eight years have been follows:
Presidents. Vice Presidents
1902 W. G. Irwin II. a. Isenbcrg
1923 II. A. lsenbcrg f. ID. Tcnncy
1904 f. d. Tenncy f. NJ. Swarzv
10O4-j +. NJ. Swanzy II. p. Baldwin
1906 II. p. Baldwin f. +. Bishop
1867 f. +. Bishop f. A. Schacfcr
1908 +. A. Schacfer 5. NJ Damon
19OS0 S. NJ. Damon W. G. Irwin
Respectfully submitted,
w. o. SMITH
Secretary II. S. p. A.
Honolulu, November Is, 1909.
Evening star., 1909-01-24

"You could not have chosen truer, better
than Mr.. Hadane, he said. "And as for you, Hal
dane you are the lucl1iest earth" He sighed
with envy and regret as he spoke.
Il want to do something for you now," said
young Haldane.
We'll there is one thing you do for me-
What is that?"
q want to see your sister, and Immediately"
Il will have her here in ten minutes" answered
the young man. tearing himself away from Miss
Stewart without another word.
And will you leave me in the drawing room alone
until that time comes my dear young LADY," asked
Gorrny, also turning away.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-09
FATHER WOULD STOP
ELOPING DAUGHTER
Zanelli, Ball Player,
and Miss Annie Mocabee
Slip Away TO Wed.

Harry zanelH, who plays nasebaI in
the South during the sumner, and Miss
ANNA Mockabae, who e .a1lesgirl in
one Of the large department stores of
the city, slipped away to BaIti more this
morning and obtained marriage IL
cense, which caused the young girls
father, as soon as he learned of the
affair. to ask the aid of the Baltimore
police in preventing the marriage.
According TO Mr.. Mockabee, who call
ed at police headquarters here. his
daughter is but sixteen years old. He
took w the matter Of preventing the
marriage direct with the Baltimore de-
tective Office, which, from late advices,
has not yet succeeded in locating the
couple. According to the department
store records Miss Mockabee lives at 81
Q street southwest
zanellis parents live at 14l2 e street
northwest.
He had so many girls. we don't quite
place this one. said a sister-in-Iaw. 81
guess it's true"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-09
Tissue of .FaLsehood," Is Reply
Made by Secretary Balinger

My attention has been directed to the text Of article pur
porting have been written by l. R. CLAWS which to appear
Golfers Weekly and advance copies of which have been furnished
by that Weekly to the press
The CLAWS story tissue of asehood and nsnuaons utter
y unwaned in view of the facts easily obtained by anybody who
wants them
1T surprising that publication which could pursuit of
this propaganda, recksy under date of October 80 repro
duce appearing familiar railroad folder of the Grand
River Canyon Colorado as picture of an available power site
which danger of unlawful acquisition the South Platte
river miles away, and the Continental Divide, should
be willing without the slightest effort to ascertain the real facts to
give wings to story which had heretofore been submitted TO so
great and Just President of the United States who
after most careful consideration thereof in which he had before
him entire files of the General Land Office and of the Secretary
the Interior relating each and every of the EtterS
sented pronounced the dngenuou and without Justification
"The statement of CLAWS has gained nothing either as to its
veray justification in the interval since its presentation to the
President and of the complete vndaon by the President
myself and the other officers of the department concerned will
make no further statement at present
ORCHARD A. BALLINGER, Secretary of the Interior"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-09
MRS. TAFT INSPECTS
NEW OFFICE ROOMS
Presidents Workshop Will
Be Ready for Him by
Tomorrow.

Mrs. Taft today inspected the com
pleted new offices Of the President, and
expressed herself as greatly pleased
with them.
By the time Mr.. Taft arrives in Wash
ington tomorrow night, they will be in
readiness for him. His own office is a
circular room on the south side of the
addition to the old offices, and Il is
modelled after the Blue Room in the
White House proper His office. how
ever, is done in green and white, with
green carpet and curtains
His old office has been enlarged so
as to make a commodious Congressional
waiting room. The old Cabinet room has
been converted into an office for the
Chief Clerk Of the White House.
Running almost the entire length Of
the building. and dividing the old from
the new part. is a wide corridor, along
which have been placed pOtted plants
The new Cabinet room, Immediately to
the east Of the Presidents office, is
much larger than the old one. In ad-
dition to his office. the President has
a small retiring room between the Cab
met room and his main office.
Mr.. Carpenter, the Secretary 20 the
President, has a new office on the west
side OF the addition
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