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WHAT Do you THINK ABOUT IT?

believe the latter. In either case. IT is
a waste OF time to attempt TO answer
any Of his letters, and my only reason
in writing at the present time was to
call attention to palpable misstatement
Of history. which should discredit any
future attempts 70 advertise intolerance.
CHAs. II. WALLACE.
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Trenton. y. J. Jan. l7.-In the Court Of
Chzncery Mrs Hettie s Novinger has
brought suit for divorce from her hus-
band, Dr. Walter J. Novinger. q local
osteopath. whom she accuses Of deseruon.
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Paris. Jan 1.-THE decoration OF the
Legion Of Honor has been conferred on
Ferdinand Biumenthai Simons. the artist.
and Mr.. HenrOtin. the Belgian consul at
Chicsgo, both Of whom are Americans.
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The large percsntsgs Of those treated hv D.
Mcaanna who remain sober fully r1stisez ne IN
heartily ind0Tsiug his work The words cf az.
mayor and our gcTemor aTe fully jus.ifable
Rev. s. J. BETS.
The above original letters can be seen
az the residence and business Office OF
Dr. J. J. McKanna. president Of the
Mckanna Sanasorium CO.. f775 I street
where those who are interested nav
caI and examine
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Raleigh. y c. Dec 3. EG.
Snee writing the within letter q Sept Str. leos
not only have no reason TO change the views therein
expressed, but from what ! have seen With nv ON
eyes ard heard f-oz the very beSt Of on cstfzs,s
an stin firmly Of the opinion that ths NrJIs1-s
three-day liq1o- cure Is a erezt blessing n tbs
huraan race, and can Therefore recommend spri
indo-se Il
r b GLENN.
Cos. q \. G
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One Of the last acts Of Gov. Robe~t
Cienn before he turned over the mantle
OF the chief execUtiveship 20 his s,Ic-
ceSsor. ex-Congressman W W Kitchin
IN North Carolina this week. was n
reiterate his Endorsement OF the NJ
gamma Three Day liquor Cure. Durine
Gov. Gleuns administration. GOVERNS
Ine past four years, ne has seen tis 81
hciency Of the treatment demonsfrs+e5
and the following correspondence vTiil
prove OF interest:
State Of North Carolina
Executive Department,
Raleigh. SEP. 6. Ie1s
ReidsTilie. \. G.
NJ Dezr Doctor
ffTD what has ben reported 70 ne a a v,--
.n'ee GAYS hQUoT cure b gentlemen IN whom I
nave the utmost confidence. and from the f1-he-
tact thst myself bsFe sent 70 vos, Tntis-,tz -,
we're terribly addicted to strong drink .rbo bsv.
been cured q the habit after tskfrr vnrr +-ss,-
nent- | have 10 heStarcy 81 saving that s-.s;s-a
that youT cure VII prove =-sst blessing IN h-rs,
ny, and sincerely trust that the unfo-tunste -
who have contracted the liquor habit nav sr,1
themselves q an Opportunity 70 efeSs q permanent
cure 80 firmly convinced an q the etc., -
youT Treatment that II Is nv intention u recommend
- otheTs the adTiszbilitr of consulting vuu as
ce Sire that they ~il receive TIE sane berrH+S .s
patients whom ] have heretofore sent 70 vos,
Wishing yUU SUCCESS. an
Yours Te7y truly.
r B. GLENN.
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r B. GLENN.
Cos. Of nc
Ralss-h NJ = 4

Raleigh. Dec :. SO
Hsving had personal observation Of DR.. McKauna.s
treatment and noticed the IGsting Effects Of TIA.
treatment. Heartily ind0-se what GoTerno- Gisnn
has written
JAMES l. JOHNSON.
Aaso- q Raieish;
JOHN T. PULLEN.
lBankeTl-
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DIRECTORS:

ISL 10 q NO4tiItiUld' .
Sworn to and subscribed be
fore me this nth day Of Jan
uaTy, 1909
CHARLES c. LAMBORN.
Notary Public, D. c.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT.

TEE HOME BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Organized ISL
GEORGE ". LdShISS. President
so Nineteenth 8 NJ
RICHARD Z CIAAUGHTON. Wee President
United States Trust Co
ANSON S TAYLOR. sec0nd VICE President
E7 New Yo1k ave.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD. Secretary.
SO Nineteenth s. II,
EDWARD s WESO0TT. Treasurer.
DG PenasyivsBis ave Ia.
DIRECTORS.
William 7. GslhhsT, s Norris Tio71s,
Charles y. Moore, FTed I. Togt
William K. Reeve, Madison Whipple
ASSETS Jan. J. Isa
Loans sscIrod by Isl tu1E On D. C. real
estate 81 3
Real estate. RAJ estate notes otncs *
lures and rents scTred-..-...---....--..-. s1Es1
ACTED lafS %
Due tor InslirancS 500
Unpaid dues and anss-.--......... ...-..-.- 50 =
Cash II hands Of Treasurer Dec 81 1908 SlW
Ea
LIABILITIES
Present value Of stock Of ali series.-...... 1s7sa
An Absolutely safe institution in which to psace
your sayings- Payments. SLso month share L
PAYS s.. Ask about Il AlSE
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Total number Of Directors Of this COMPANY. twenty
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.

10 the Comptroller of the Currency, as required by
1890, for the year ended December 81, 1908.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
|Jockeying
| With the
| President
and after election.

and after election The tenor of the presidents eds N favor
OF honest revision of the tariff downward in the interest Of the
consumer was tuy set forth these recentv bv quota
ons from those speeches The which Aldch propounds is
radically different from expressed v Mr. Taft and i
fact revision upward and downward
The story in Washington Adrch has promised
ait that the bill will be radically reformed the conference
committee and will issue hereom honest and genuine
revision Adrlch have given such
he has made these promises evidence of bad faith because
given such pledges to the president bill now before the
senate intended for then putting the president
in an unfortunate light before the country
Mr.. Tats attitude in this affair has been what WASHINGTON
calls officially correct He has in anv open wav
with tile deliberations OF congress- If has addressed
anything about There something to be said for this course
and there much to be said against president
the whole body Of the people Congressman represent their
districts and their special interests There the temptation of
overwhelming strength in the of making to trade off
the interests of the people large seize an ADVANTAGE for the
district The of the tariff debate shown that the
OF the that IS the people has little or no
senaon in 1t that SINGLE schedule in
the Adrch bill made to conditions the consumers
or relieve them from the ercessive cost of living
The hackers OF the Adrch bill say "Wat for the conference
and will make it all right But the constitution Of te con-
terence committee the houses is not reassurng composed
almost exclusively of tandpatter and progressive
element the senate represented ALL If the Adrch bill
for why all this get it passed.
II the president would speak the interest Of
the whole American people Ach would lam his measure
through by brute force he doing he did the public
would know where lay the blame would not be slow 70
place it. 1t is significant fact that almost whole republican
of the country united in condemnation Of the Adrch bill
There every for believing that Adrich is iockeyng
with the president keep him quiet while is under dis
cuson and then when passed him. in the vulgar
phrase, holding the bag.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13

the market for California sugar Trans
continental lines also have under con-
sideration an additional extension Of
territory 10 include points in Michigan
and Wisconsin. and-prOvidinE eastern
lines viii agree-wiu authorize an adj
justment TO include the latter terri
tory
William Woodhead. business man
ager of the Sunset magazine. left last
night for Seattle TO attend the annual
convention Of the Pacific Coast adver-
tfsingmen's association, which con-
venes June Is
The Southern Pacific's viaduct over
the Pecos river between COmstOck and
Shumla in west Texas, known as "the
Pecos high bridge" is to undergo re-
pairs Besides a general OverhauliDS
500 feet of trestle work in the west
end will be removed and a solid rock
of this trestle before the bridge proper.
is reached averages 20 feet Since its
completion several years ago the Pecos
bridge has been one OF the wonders
of America. and tourists in great num-
bers have embraced the opportunity TO
alight on 1t and view the famous Pump
canyon and the PecOs river, the latter
lying 321 feet below the railroad
tracks
The Southern Pacific. which is en-
gagged In making tests all over the
state with eucalyptus. IS meeting with
considerable success in the Imperial
valley. and people who have come from
there recently expect that the railroad
company will plant a large acreage TO
this tree to be used for ties.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13

M fancy pride of the war department 1t
wayfang eye the simple rookey
bamboo surrounded exotc very
general process military duty
picture something the way of accomplishing its purpose
auremen only bottle table
able general
although some OF them fight battles with it.
the striking
through pair 6edgasses Whether preparing to lay lines
plans against
works and them by the roots does not left
doubt by the
appears gallant comat colonel whose stamping
charger held by dna orderly The colonel with bnded bows is
reading dispatch story
gallant conflict in which died their
bill for military
bear the which only
Now contrast the nfammaoy appeal of the with that
issued by thonavy which find little
wall presentment OF
brt i i more lie :. nan +b = it m d 81; - 4 - m eng { a.
work understood of
the photographic
The being departments
dnec representation OF batleship action
department active competition with the Sunday supplements while the
navy another field "Salome"
war has invaded the Midway But something
The business becomes perverse
ingenuity OF Probably heard the stuffed soldier for
experimental These specifications
- Walking day night without
which are under by the board of @
arsenal The SOLDER @ as @ @ of of th % MOST is & the Rock & ana m
arrangens ever resod for the
dummy size of an average soldier By special mechanical
sentinel duty in circle
walking Each o
and bac ard
& About out the waist & Of the dummy
bullets wear through the
pockets Of the belts
a a the ebotom
The stuffed soldier has all the military gives implicit
obedience to orders and he think
coming to fight battles by machinery
meat colonel command of soldiers
Then there will be need for pictures allure rdy
recruit with false The military
anecdote told by Ian Hamilton while he
I-ordK to
depot where officer
Hamilton
SAID rather weari to the officer You know this
at all What do brains you
have worked 10 day acted as mule teamsr
porter guard supply clerk typ
and dozen other things think had
have managed to take three as it is must
admit somewhat handicapped"
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roadman after all, and not rich and
oppressed shipper"

roadman after all, and not rich and
oppressed shipper
The Southern Pacific announces the
Inauguration of a limited train be-
tween San Francisco and Portland 20
be known as the Shasta limited. The
initial train viii leave San Francisco
June 20 and Portland June %. 1t viii
be solid Pullman train, electric light
ed throughout by what is known as
the headend lighting system-that is,
by dynamo in the baggage car The
train viii consist of mailcar, baggage
car, diner, three 16 section standard
Pullman cars, one seven compartment
and two drawing room car and OBJ
servation car.
This train will leave San Francisco
at p. m. daily and arrive at Port
land the following day at . p. m, con-
Meeting at Portland with the Northern
Pacific leaving Portland at 1915 a. m.
and arriving at Tacoma at 5:45 a. M
and Seattle at 7:30 a. m. Southbound
the train viii leave Portland at o. m.
arriving at San Francisco the follow
ing day at 9:1S p. m, connecting at
Portland with Northern Pacific train
leaving Seattle at a. m. and Tacoma
$40 a. m.
This train is only one night out
between Portland and San Francisco
and it will take but one business day
to travel from San Francisco TO Tacoma
or Seattle on this train. The other
Portland train will continue to leave
here at S:2O p. m as heretofore, reach
ing Portland the second morning and
the train now leaving San Francisco at
2:20 p m. will leave San Francisco at
11:40 p. m, arriving at Portland the
second noon. 1t is expected that this
increased and improved train service
will take care of the large traffic that
will move between San Francisco and
Seattle during this summer on account
of the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition.
at the same time affording excellent
service between San Francisco and
Portland for businessmen.
For a number OF years transconti-
mental lines have carried valuable
woods from Pacific coast ports to east
ern territories at the rate which ap-
piled on ordinary lumber. These woods
came from Japan and Siberia and the
low basis of rates is necessary against
Suez competition Recently transcon-
tinental lines departed from this policy
and the rate applicable at the pres
ent time on these woods is S2.20 per
100 pounds from San Francisco to east
ern consuming points. It is con-
tended that this rate is prOhibitive
and it is probable that a lower rate
will be established. as the transconti-
mental lines want the business through
this port.
F. NJ. Smith. president Of the Tono-
pah and Tidewater railroad, left for
New York last night with his family.
He will spend the summer at his home
on Shelter island in New York state.
w. r. Alberger. traffic manager OF
the Tonopah and Tidewater road, is
expected from New York next Wednes-
day and it is hoped that he will be able
to give some definite information on
the extension of the road between
Goldfield and Ely.
The Santa Fe has authorized Agent
r. II. Countiss of the transcontinental
freight bureau to amend sugar rates
from California producing points to
points in group D territory. now pro-
vided for, and to include also group d
points in Indiana. This will extend
I
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Answers to Queries


TAX. B.. city. Is the estate OF one who
deeds away his property some time before his
death subject to Inheritance taxi
If a man sells his property and con-
verts il into cash, then dies, the money
that he leaves becomes his estate and
those who inherit it have TO pay tho
tax.
SANITARY FUND-E. G. NJ. City. whae
was the sanitary fund that was started in san
Francisco during the civil war?
1t was a fund for the relief OF the
wounded soldiers of the union army
The first meeting was held in the cham
bers of the board OF supervisors Sep
tember TO- 1852. Contributions We're
started at that meeting. and 10 days
after $780, 900 was forwarded TO Henry
w. Bellows, chairman OF the fund. Be-
tween that date and September follow
ing an additional SS0,56O was sent to
the president. There were other con-
tributiOns.
RAINFAII-K E. A.. TsImage. Cal what
Is the annual rainfall at Orland, Glenn countys
An average of 1412 inches. The
average Of snow is inches.
CENTURY Subscriber San Mateo Cal Was
January 1. 1900, or 1901 the beginning ot the
twentieth century
pleted 10 centuries. consequently the
twentieth century commenced January
1. 1901.
sUBSIDY-T. B.. City. What Is meant By
ship subsidy
1t is sum OF money granted for
the purpose of establishing or main
tanning a line of steamships, to en-
courage and stimulate trade or com
merce.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13


prize o L. sansome street
Two teasing two turing
Sheath and hat t.
That's what's keeping yours truly
Apuzzling where at
prize o Rivers
Which to believe when her eyes say "yes" and her os
"no." - -
81 prize to A. B. Christensen. street. city.
How to take vacation without finding
easily he get along without me . - ~
FuOnstr
Why she refused mt to accept him
o Castros street
Why they don't call "Sportola'
o Z Grant3 ehsadero
With puifs, curls,
And the hide me- hats
VIII there be for husbands
In these modern fats7
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
Japan Must
Expand
| Westward

army had reached the point OF exhaustion negotiations
for instituted but the fact carefully and success
FULLY concealed from Russia Kuropatn believes in pro-
longed struggle Russia conclusions are Tins
summarized by Frederick W. Ford:
is
forces
"Second-The forces
of in
will
all
continent The yellow of
The pertinence OF all this existing conditions the con
cuon which enorces that Japanese expansion is to be
continued, will westward and eastward Japan an
Asac and will naturally seek expansion continent
all Kuropatn and the Russians realize and is
their purpose to be prepared
There atime when the Russians regarded as the
kfu diplomats in the world but it if the Japanese
had proved much them Realization Of this has left
asoTe place Russia which does readily quarrel
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13

ME impression gains ground in Washington that Senator
Adr1ch jockeyng with Taft If this true it is serious
matter for the president because the tariff the first rea
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13

Iest by winch the public will Judge the
administration. The tariff bill which Aldrich
IS Jamming through the senate under pressure
IS quite different, and differs for the worse,
from the character of fiscal legislation that
ait promised in his public addresses before
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13

travelling public is expected to pay interest
on this enormously inflated capitalization, and
doubtless It will be made to do so if the
corporation can contrive to hold its monopoly
That is why the Chronicle and other corpora
ton organs are laboring to nersuade "sensible
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13

The United Railroads capitalized at
thing than S350O00 mile The system could be
struced adequately enuipped for $4,000 mile The
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13

conflict is quite likely to be renewed 1t is
undoubtedly this sense Of danger that inspires
the present feverish activity of Japan in per
fecting naval and military defenses rather
than any dreams of aggression directed at
this country. It is no secret that the Iananese
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13

becomes evident from General KuropatIn's histor,
japanese war that it diplomatic rather than
triumph, and, what more important in view of the f.,
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
Discipline for
The United
Railroads

people that monopoly of has
divine providence the only possible plan and of the appointed
scheme OF the departure which would
be a civic crime.
If there competition improvement of
service beyond what needed the ultimate
The travelling public The Straphanger expected the
dividends the capital service breaks down
in the rush hours the people get and walk There
alternative and competition keep up
Such the condition gutter weekles
in Cahouns perpetuaed The Chronicle the
Globe work together for the profit
suggestive association.
These facts explain the hostility in certain quarters
the issue OF bonds for muncpzng the Geary
the lear OF competition inspired by the United
Geay road would pay they shout about
$4,000 mile build and equip the Geary
the choicest territory Francisco public
the United Railroads expects S3OOOO
mile II the argument the advocates monopoly get
down the actual and figures and generae
v alone the results might be convincing their
sons would their present position OF course
all and consequently the Chronicle protest
against squanderng money the building railroad
which will promptly be provided by private enterprise
by the United Railroads Apparently squanderng money
pay interest and S50000 when proper
charge would be $4,000 mile.
Then they that "the Geary
and would get doubtless true
true and constitutes
by itself ugly charge the policy corporation
Here which is beneficiary than
100000 franchises granted the city of San
nothing IN the OF and the beneficiary
small return of transfer exchanges municipal line
But the Chronicle undoubtedly knows the mind of
Railroads this relation and take that corporation
viii refuse least The monopoly must be
maintained all hazards But the Gear road will have
connections and adequate will nucleus
of adequate competing system extended to the ferry
OF opposition by the Chronicle Caouns
select band Of corporation competition that
inspires such deadly fear the mind OF Railroads. and
hence the amOrous protests of the Chronicle
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
The Romance Of War
A military garden party where the only re-
freshment served was ink
By EDWARD F. CAHILL

w ALKING in Market street will observe-you
w a work of fancy which is the pride of department
wayarng eye lure the simple r
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-09
IN oROeR TO LIFT QUARTER MIL
LION DEBT, ACTION MAY
BE TAKEN.
Limit Of Taxation Has Been Reached
aod Now Valuations May Be
Sent Up a Peg.

/" order thai the $250.006 warrant
Indebtedness of the city. now drawing
Interest at the rate Of six per cent may
lee raiseG by bond issue bearing four
per cent, and in order that the revenue
iot municipal exp nseS maybe in
creased i * probable that the valua-
toe OF Walia Walla City may be in
creased considerably above the 81
d8a000 mark. At the present time the
f:'oit OF taxation. IS mills, is in effect
here. and the expenses OF the city for
tne coming year are expected to exceed
those Of the past year. To legalize a
head issue with which to retire the six
Pfr cent warrant Indebtedness, an in
cease in the valuation is being talked
at.
la accordance with the provisions of
taw passed by the last legislature
"'ekiHe to regulate the tax levies in
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-09
STATE BUREAU BADLY HAMP-
Erred BY LACK OF OFFICE
SPACE IN CAPITAL.
Future Foreign Relations Are Apt
to Suffer.

WASHINGTON, ID. c. Aug. O.
Somebody has said-the same some
body that is always blamed for the
things you are afraid to say yourself
that the United States government is
going to play hob with it's foreign re-
lations if it doesn't get busy and
treat the representatives of foreign
powers with more consideration. The
state department is now so big that it
cannot get into the space allotted to
it formerly. One by one it has occupied
the rooms left to it in the big gray
state, war and navy building after the
war and navy departments took what
they wanted. Now there are no more
rooms to occupy and the foreign rela-
tons suffer thereby.
If the French ambassador comes to
see Secretary Knox he has to wait out
in the corridor. If Count Won BernsdOrff
wishes to say goodbye to Mr.. Adee,
he must drop his hat on a table and
walk up and down the hall, unless he
chooses to sit on the radiatOr-and the
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limiting the time for which their
rights are granted
The voice of the people of our en-
tire nation demands" he declared,
that the reclamation fund shall be
forthwith supplemented by the crea-
ton and sale from time to time of gold
bonds in the total sum of five hun
dred million dollars in order that much
more rapid work may proceed in re-
claiming the nations arid lands. The
same principle finds its application as
to retaining swamp lands and the
Improvement of rivers. This is no
time to halt and disband.'
Tariff and Forestry.
That the lumber tariff is necessary
factor in forest preservation was the
argument of Governor Marion L. Hay
of Washington, at the opening of the
Seventeenth National Irrigation con-
gress today He said:
Those who advocate free lumber