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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18

IT He obvious inadequacy the tariff submitted
provide sufficient for the needs of government sug
gests will be had income the simplest
way out of the difficulty. Mr. Tat's sugges-
he Income ton OF inheritance has been with
T opposition by all the that have pre-
ak dS q empted this OF for their own
(bock purposes, and they constitute a majority
of the union it likely that the plan will
dropped by congress- The which Mr..
TAFT said in speech a Columbus O.. August 1907
great would be assist
with changed membership would
divided
IN collected
without judicial interference and then supposed within the
federal
Attorney Wckersham has drafted
bill providing for income and is unlikely that Mr..
Taft make pretty good guess the standing Of the
the situation thus:
OF the consttuionaly the law the
Mr. his about the changed membership
the be that of the who the
Fuller
members, Peckhan Mckenna,
Holmes Day and Moody would presumably determine the decision
The strongest argument favor of income that it
makes for economy administration When people know that the
money needed for lavish expenditures straight of their
pockets makes them hesitate In the of indirect
levied commodities the incidence Of burden realized
there consequent temptation extravaganza The income
s wholesome check.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
Impertinent Question No.. SO
What's an Impairment Question?

For the most original wite this queshon-the
briefer the beter-The Call will pay FIVE DOLLARS.
For the next FIVE The Call will pay ONE DOL
kAR EACH Prize winning answers will be printed next
Wednesday and checks mailed the once Make
vour answer short and SEND 1T ON A POSTAL
CARD to
IMPERTINENT QUESTIONS
THE CALL
winning ~whnrs
pizeo o c. STILL Livenoe
Searchm mep-but Sunday, a yo
urlto Buisrd
The thing with which southern gentle
prize to L. Doug
A reaches with a man
higher up
prize HarryJ I'd Lgunastr it
suhl
% ". C.
upheld holdup
s prIzt o NJ renth street San Jose
chase with Calhoun at end and Justice at the
other
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18

REsIDENcE-C E. B.. Santa Rosa, Cal.
which is the shortest residence limitation in
state in order to commence an action for di-
vorce? Name the state.
Six months. In Nebraska. Nevada,
Texas.
RANK-H. B., City. Give the names of rank
In the navy.
Admiral. rear admiral. commodore,
captain, commander. lieutenant COM
grade and ensign. That Is the list of
commissioned officers.
HoLIDAys-H. B., City. Please publish the
national holidays in. the United States.
There are none.
THE SEvENTH-A. s.. City. What Is the
name of the seventh anniversary of wedding
Woolen.S
TABLE MANNERs-A. s., City. Is it polite
should there be wait until all are served?
1t is good table manners to wait un-
til all have been served.
INTRoDUCTIoN-A. s.. City. Should one
stand In acknowledging an introduction?
Yes. unless the party who is seated
is an invalid or elderly.
LEGAL INTEREST,". E. B., Lone Oak Cal
When note is given with the words with IN
terest." but amount of interest is not desg
mated how much the holder Of the note
claim. as interest, in California?
The legal rate. z per cent.
THE INMAN-H. ]. K, City How can on.
reach the scene of the wreck of the R. ID.
Inman on the Marin county shore?
BY stage from either Sausalito oil
San Rafael.
A NEW LAWN. NJ H., Truckee, Cal. II q
bill passes both houses OF the Legislature and
goes to the governor for his signature, does II
| become law the moment he signs 1t. or mus
go days elapse before 1t becomes effective?
The last clause of each bill declares
when the law shall become effective
MEAL TICKETS-L, City What charitable
organization is there IN San Francisco from
which l can procure tickets for meals or bed
to give to such as request aid on the streets?
The Associated Charities. 1900 Jack
son street.
| COST OF COPYRIGHT. r. D.. City. Hov
much does it cost to secure a copyright7 Wha
official issues copyright7
Fifty cents for the copyrighting and
| so cents for q transcript. Issued by
the librarian of congress at Washing
ton. .. G.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
Mystery
Of the
.AIdrich I ariff

bad sleep iancled ecuTlt It rather strange
cepon all complimentary Adch either his brains
honesty In word presented the Rhode Island
mixture Of nave and fool No tariff bill will be put through
the dark without full discussion and nobody understands
better than Mr. Adch that such bad faith these people attribute
him would be fatal the future prospects OF the republican party
The attitude Of the people the tariff question changed
completely 1t longer regarded partisan light but purely
question of business be decided balance of advantages
after full discussion The Indianapolis News describes the
in
is
looked a capital 5
mani
IS Of
republican
Of years
impossible
acceptable theory of the Aldch that it repre-
Mr. Tas ideas of revision. The president has
making himself felt and he has been in close
Adrch He knows that the people demand genuine
of the tariff downward the end that the
be eased The Payne bill fatty reversed that purpose
added burdens the necessares OF life Senator Adc
Of the features invented by Payne while leaving
OF the others untouched It improbable
Aldrich conceded given under threat of
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18

cut out some Of the more glaring iniquities
OF the Payne tariff was so little like the
popular conception of Aldrich and his policy
that these smart people declared the thing
was nothing more than a blind The old
fox would Slip in the real tariff after people
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18

HEN Senator AdTich introduced his bill
Wv moderate unexpectedly moderate that certain smart
people charged him with bad faith This bill which had
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
Worrying
I0ver That
"1nert MOney" "

dehcits poWerfu stnuant the political imagination
the Washington correspondence of Chicago
Tribune this:
Many people subject lovingly over
ckorC
Of the cheaper
thing of and otherwise
public IN the genback actually
in increasing debt than
greenhacks themselves
monetary any other official
lreyv he omh that
payable demand unless like
redemption
The proposition substitute interest bearing for the
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18

turned on this vast hoard. 1t is, i'll fact, a
clumsy expedient and to the fnancier skilled
in rates of interest it looks. like sinful waste
It seems now that ingenious plans are in
consideration TO get at this money, all in the
Mav Of honesty. OF course In fact a season
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18

THERE in the United States treasury S50000OOO of dead
money held security for the redemption of government
renc The eyes Of have frequently been
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Combs
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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-03
F|REMEN'S MEET
AT CARLISLE
The Convention In August Promises to
be the Biggest in History Of
Association.

The triple celebration OF Carlisle's
Old Home Week. Cumberland Fire
Company centennial and the annual
convection o. the Cumberland Valley
Firemens Association will occur nj
Carlisle during the week OF August %.
2S.
All kinds OF civic organizations are
making efforts to reach old members,
and the High School Alumni Associa
ton recently deferred its reunion I'M
til Cd Home Week. The official name
for the celebration is THE Cumber-
land Fire Company's Centennial and
Carlisle Old Home Week"
The, program for the week includes
as its general features:
August 22-Services in churches.
August 2S-Receiving OF visitors.
August 24-fIistoricaI day.
August Csc. " convention and
civic parade.
August 26-Firemen's day.
August 27-Contests, drills, etc
August 2S--Field sports
iHe DIHcialS lTO.u Tire tSuHiutfihuu
Waller Firemen's Association for the
Carlisle event are: President. J A.
Rowe, Waynesboro: first vice presi-
dent, Owen Middlekauff, Hagerstown:
second vice president, James w. Bar.
rick, Martinsburg; third vice presi.
dent Edward j. Martin, Greencastle;
secretary, C. Fred Gibbs, Chambers.
burg; treasurer, w. Fl. Richter, Cham
bersbnrg.
Committee on Demonstration:
Chairman, Charles Lindemood, Car
Isle; Charles Bell, Harrisburg; w. II.
Richter. Clambersburg; w. II. A.
Hamilton, Hagerstown; r. l.. Gray,
Winchester Or. J. M Kuhn, MERGERS
burg; William NJ Roller. Mechanics
burg; 4. X. Cough. shirpensburg; G,
Fl. Chppinger, Greencastle; p. r
Chapman. Martinsburg; c. e. Heller
Waynesboro.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-03
MISS ETHEL BOYER
WEEDS DAVID LEMEN
Quiet Home Wedding This Evenings,
Couple viii Reside In shep-
herdstown.

Miss Ethel Elizabeth Boyer. OF $50
South Queen street. and Mr. David
Lemen, OF Shephsrdstown. were mar
ried this evening at $3.50 o'clock at
the BRIDES home by Rev. Or. r.. M.
Woods o. the Presbyterian church.
The wedding was very simple and
quiet one, only the immediate families
of the contracting parties and few
intimate friends being present
The parlor In which the wedding
ceremony took place was tastefuIy
decorated with ported plants. vines
and white flowers.
The bride was attlred in hand.
some white batiste gown embroidered
and lace trimmed with train and She
carried bride roses Her goIng-away
dress was a blue raiah silk with coat
to match and blue hat
After the ceremony wedding SUP.
per was served. the dining room he-
ing adorned with white carnations and
smIlax.
Thompaon's orchestra payed mum
her Of selections from & to o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemen will leave this
evening on Baltimore and Olrio train
10. IA for a bridal trip to points on
the Atlantic coast. They will be at
home after August Is at Shepherds
town.
This wedding unites two prominent
families OF Berkeley and Jefferson
counties The bride is the older daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Boyer. this
city. and is an accomplished and most
estimable young lady. being noted for
her beauty and charm OF manner. The
groom IL the only child OF Mr.. w. N.
Lemen, OF Shepherdstown, and Is a
popular and prosperous young bust
ness man OF that place. He Is asso
ciated with his father in the grain
business under the firm name or w.
az. Lemen & Son "
A pleasant ante-nuptial event trans
.pired last evening when number OF
Miss Boyer's friends surprised her
with tin shower and spent an en-
joyable hour at her home.
She was remembered by friendS
who learned OF the wedding fno fnvi-
tations being issued) with many beau
tiful gifts OF cut glass, silver, etc.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-03
READY FOR ENcAMPMENT.
West Virginia Troops Go to Parkers-
burg In July.

parkersburg, June 30.--Preparations
are comps ted for the annual encamp
ment OF the Second Regiment, West
Virginia National Guard. here from
July IL to 81. One thousand men will
be In camp.
In former yeares 1t has been the
custom for both the State regiments
to hold their encampments together.
but this year each encampment Is held
separately This was done on account
of the cost of transporting the sol
diers to some central point.
The biggest event OF the encamp-
ment will be Governors Day." Fri
day, July 49, Thousands of visitors
are expected that DAY The feature
will be the review of the troops cy
inc chief executive and his stan.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-03
KILLED
AT BRUNSWICK
VIM. orrison. Formerly Of Martins
burg Fatally Hit With Stone
While Making An Arrest.

From The World of Wednesday:
While Officer William Orrison was
taking boy by the name of Cahill 70
the 'ockur in Brunswick about 9
O'Clock last night, some one in the
crowd that was following along threw
a stone that hit the officer on the
head and killed him. AS he fell to
the ground he gasped the request that
doctor be sent for and then expired.
The occurrence created much excite.
ment for zine and several arrests
followed An older sister OF the Cahill
boy Is said to have remarked shortly
after the tragedy, Eyes, hit him and
would do 1t again
The boy who is about II years old,
had been stealing rides on merry
go-round and had repeatedly been
warned away by he manager. His
arrest followed.
The sheriff OF Frederick. Md, came
up TO Brunswick this morning TO in
vestigate the affair A coroner's jury
was inpaneled last night
Officer Orrison was former resi-
dent OF Martinsburg. having been a
B. & 0, fright conductor on the sec
ond division, and his sad death win
be learned with much sorrow by his
friends here. For some time he had
been acting as a special police officer
in Brunswick
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-03
Police Notes.

charged with beating Mrs. Emma
chcharged with beating Mrs Emma
Abel out of a board bil had hearing
before Justice Lemen last evening.
She paid the bill and the costs and
was released.
Morris Hensel. living about hve
miles east OF town, was arrested Hast
night for assault and trespass, oatn
OF John L. Sencindiver He pleaded
entity to the charge this morning De-
fbre Justice Felker and paid sl5 nne
and costs
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-03
NEW ICE PLANT.
w. r. caskey Establishes Rival In
dustry Here,

Mr. w. r. Caskey, proprietor Of
the Caskey Steam Bakery, has com.
pleted his ice plant which Is connected
with his large steam bakery on East
Race street. The capacity of this new
industry is about four tens OF ice
daily. The engine and machinery were
manufactured by Fricz Company. OF
Waynesboro, Pa.
Mr.. Caskey has also install ed an ice
cream machine with capacity OF 80
gallons per hour This machine
freezes the icecream with the same
brine that Is used In freezing the Ice.
He has alsa fitted up two rooms Tor
refrigerating purposes In which TO
store icecreara and ice. The starting
OF this industry menas an additional
ice supply Tor this city
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-03
with Maryland Boys.

On Saturday the strong team from
Rockville, Md, will be here TO play
the local boys and one OF the hardest
games of the season may be expected.
The visitors have strong team and
coming from such distance ought to
prove big drawing card.
They have played here several times
before and ON each occasion the game
was extra good Three years ago
when Handiboe pitched against them
the game ran for 10 innings while at
later time with Nicodemus in the
box twelye-inning contest resulted.
They are coming with as strong a
team as ever and expect to win.
But they will have a good team 70
oppose them, as the Association team
will be strengthened and will put up
hard fight for the victory. With
the practice the boys have been get
ting lately and with the record of two
victories to encourage them the game
ought to be hard and fast enough for
anyone
The distance the visitors have TO
come requires heavy guarantee, and
1t is I'D to the fans and the friends Of
baseball to see that the Association
does not lose money on the venture
The admission price will remain as
usual, but small fee win be charged
for seat in the grand stand.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-03
MRS. BISHOPS WILL.
Two Daughters Inherit Entire Estate
OF Mother.

The will of Mrs. Emily A. Bishop,
deceased. was admitted to probate iu
the county clerks office Wednesday
morning and recorded. The instru-
ment is dated January II. 1903, AMI
was written in the handwriting Of the
deceased.
She bequeaths to the daughters Mrs.
Gray Silver and Mrs. Max Won Schle-
CELL. her home on the corner OF Map
avenue and Martin street, with all
her furniture and everything pertain
ing to II to be theirsforever. Also
any property WHICH she may nave al
her death, real OF personal, and any
money or stocks OF any kind.
She requests that her daughters loos
after and provide for the daughter Of
her deceased son.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-03
Y. NJ. c. A. BEAT
BERKELEY SPRINGS
Close Game of Baseball Played Here
in Which Visitors Lost Out
by One Run.
by One Run.
From The world Of Thursday:

From The World of Thursday:
For the small, but loyal crowd OF
rooters that journeyed to the ball
park yesterday afternoon Their was
such ball game as Is seldom seen In
this city. The boys from Berkeley
Springs We're the opposing team and
they put up a game that was bad
one for any one troubled with weak
ness of the heart, for when the Y. NJ,
C. A. team had gained comfortable
lead they would pull head and make
things look decidedly blue for the
home crowd. Beside which their
pitcher was a man with strong line
of beners up his sleeve over which he
had good control at most stages OF the
game
When speaking of pitchers. the
lengthy form of new man was seen
on the mound for Martinsburg and 1t
was conceded by all that Gettle is one
OF whom this city can be proud. In
only ane inning did the visitors solve
his curves to dangerous extent, and
they he'd nut one earned run to their
credit during the entire game.
In the scoring, Martinsburg led off
in the second inning by running in
three scores, but in the fourth the
boys from the Springs came back
strong with three on their side of the
sheet, adding two more in the next.
Gloom settled on the rooters from
town for 1t seemed as IL our boys
had gone hcpelessly In the air, but in
the sixth two runs were brought in
by timely hits so with the score tied
the fans cettied down to see the re-
mainder OF the game in peace. But
every time the visiting team came to
tat they put men on bases and con
tinuous state of suspense was the re-
suit
When the smoke OF the eighth in
ming had died away Il was seen that
Martins5u'S. was in the lead by two
points and the crowd began tn feel
good again until in their half of the
ninth the Spring drinkers put man
across the plate and with another on
second seemed in good way to tie the
score again; but Bitner and Gettie
pulled off play that retired the run
ner and the next man was an easy
out
1t was discouraging to the players
and the Association management that
srch small crowd was out even
though It, was larger than the one at
the previous game. The boys are
putting up quality OF ball that de-
serves better support. and 1t has been
decided that unless paying crowd is
present at the game on Saturday when
the strong Rockville aggregation
comes. baseball as an organized sport
will discontinue here for this year,
The score by innings was as fol-
lows:
Berkeley Springs 2 0 0 } Is
Martinsburg % 0 0 2 0 2 x--7
The special feature OF the game
was the batting Of Foreman, Elliott
and Smith for the locals and the fed
ing of Bitner at second. For the Wis
itor~ there were no special features.
the entire team playing good game,
the catcher playing one that, with the
exception o. a slip in the second in.
ming, was beyond reproach and called
forth many remarks. from the spec
tators.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-03
on Fishinq Trip.

Dr. q. N. Myers, Rev. w. F. Locke
r. RI. Bayd and Allen B. Noll have
gone on a weeks hshing trip to near
petersburg, w. Va. along the South
Branch.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-07-03
THE GYPSY HIKE.
Those Intending TO Hike Should Regis
Ter at Y. M. c. A.

ter at Y. M. c. A.
The plans or the Gypsy Hike are
just about competed and the list Is
being made up of those who are go
ing. All the boys who are planning TO
take this outing are asked to leave
their names ami deposit Of two dol
lars at the Y. W. c. A. Office. The
cost OF the trip will be seven dollars
for the ten days. Full information as
to the needs and what to take will be
given at the office.
III there is not sufficient number
enrolled by next Monday night to war
rant the trip it win be declared on.