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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-25
riminaI Court No. ?.
Probate Court.


Estate q Mary Van Vranken; order granting let
ter testamentary; bcnd. SZ0o0 Attorney. B. 2.
Mimmack.
In re Pauline +. Wagner e a. order % sell
Estate q John A. Brown: order 20 enforce note.
Attorney. ". T. Anhruse
Estate q Alice Donaans order % sell property.
Attorneys Hargrove & Morris
Estate q Joanna Artes; order for sale. Attor-
ney. T. II. Marshall.
Estate Of George W. Balingsr; VII dEted June =.
1904 Ned.
Estate o. Barbara ZiIler: order granting letters
tsstame1tsry; bond. SlG. Attorneys. Montague =
Mor1aritr
Estate a Mary Louise Langhone: order admit
ting VII % record Attornev. y W O'Donoghue.
Estate of ErScnia 7. Luther; wii Oste1 Deem
Der ST. i9os. fled
Estate q Louisa Klotz; VIII dated March 10. l9s.
and petition Tor letters 1estEneutary fled. Attor-
neys Br4ndcnhurE x BrandenbVTE.
Estate o. Napoleon J. smith VII dated Feb
r7sry q l9oS: criicil dated March 4 1895; codiol
dated June e 1905; ccdicl dated February Is l90s
fled
Estate Of Charles Chesley; position For letters
testameutary. Attorney. J. b. Lsrnsr
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. March 2i-8Ioney on call to-day opened
at IL Per cent: highest 2: lowest IA: closing IA
Most Of the days loans were at Ia per cent.
Time mercy was unchanged, demand being apa-
thetic and the SUPPLY abundant Rates: ~ Der
cent for sixty DAYS Zsa29t for ninety days. 2aa3
for FIVE and SIX months 3a3[ for eight months. ard
5lza3& for oTer the year.
Mercantile PAPER came into the market slowly.
Rates: slzal per cent for sixty and ninety days.
slza4 for choice four and six months. single names;
4Aa5 for others Of The less well-knoWn varieties.
Sterling continued easy. with rates closing points
below Yesterday. Rates: Sixty DAYS. 4s6o5ai S6lo
demand 4sss4ssl5: cables AssZ5af ss35; commercial
bills SIX for ninotv days and 4s5lzafs6 for sixty
DAYS Flour bills. 4s5ss for sixty days Grain,
ASk
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Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE STAFFORD


No. 5o69s Van Sender - Jones, execItrixi tndg-
ment on verdict Attorneys. Charles Poe-fay
Putnam.
No. Dss4 Gardner rs. Chesapeake Beach Rail
way Company; given to jury Attorneys. L j.
Msthsr and E. Il HopcEel-MchenneJ 4 Fian-
neTy.
No EaS-Tdomss Va De Winter; order setting
aside nonslit and reinstating zse. Attorneys. J..
W. Billen and H. Syme-P. H Marshall
No 506S6. Buckley Washington Casiight Com
pany: on trial Attorneys Cuttings & Chambsr-
lain-R. r Perry & Son and McKenney & Flan-
merry.
No. 5lI8. FITTING "a GsTrvft Ct al. order direct
ing payment d lien Attonsy. r. E. Pratt
Assignments for to-day:
No. 55. McAiullin vs.. Fowler. administrator. e
al Attorneys. Z. l. Gies-W. c. Baldsrston-
No. $40 Yohe vs.. International Sand. Line Brick
and Machine Company. Attorneys. h. T. Davis
MeKenney & FlAnneU.
40. $50. Wellington Va Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company Attorneys. Lambert s. Yeat-
man-G. L. Hamilton.
No. 363 Hyde administrator. vs. Southern Raj
way COMPANY Attorneys. H. H. Classic and +.
ID. Observation-Disclosures. Colbat. Yerkes & Ham
ilton.
No. Z7s. sleder ". De Atey ct al. Attorneys
Wolf & Rogenberg- Montague. Moriarity & Thurs.0n.
No. 80. James rs. Same. Attorneys. sane
No. 81. Mullgan ". Sane Attorneys. same.
No. 50. National Automobile Company vs. Rich-
srds Compass. Attorneys. }. D. sulliEEn-W. c.
Prrntiss.
No ~ Atkinson vs. Washington Times Con-
pany. Attorneys, Dsu. Peyser ard Taylcr-W. J..
Lambert
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. March 2s.-CATTLE-Reoeirts $500
head; market lec lower. BeeTes L5lsf.I9; Texan
steers. 4sa55. Western. 4os50 stockeTs and
feeders 3S5ass0s COWS ard heifers Lsoz500. calves
Stalls.
HOGs-Receipts. ssoo0 had na7ket ior lower.
Light. 6.soH6Sc. mixed 6S0oe % hcavy.- 655a6sI /,
ro-ghs. 655as65, YoEkers. 67oa7.ssi piss. Ss5a6S.
SHEEP-Reocipts. 28.oie head. ua-ket Lsl5c Loser.
Native 36Os6ao, Westerns. 36oaf.fo; lambs. IA
tirc. S25a7 80; Westerns. 575ssIo.
New YORK March 2.-CATTLE-Receipts L20
head. Steers frln. 40osf65; o1e1. 5aoas-50; bulls.
35oa5s5: COWS 2lsa50C
ALEES-Receiuts. $40 head: market active and
strong Feals. 6Sal100; dressed calves s1esdy 70
lower city dressed Eeals soaI5oos country 6resss5
SGCzI1oo
SHEEP AND LAAfBs-Receipts sif5 head. sheep
nominal: lambs fully steady Lambs. 65As3
HOGS Receipts. $50 head: feeling steady. Lishs
% medium hosS, T0oe12.
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New York. March 24-Although to-
days stock market was presumably no
less professional than it had been for
long time. yet the movement of the
prices throughout the day was wholly
in the direction Of recovery from yester-
day afternoons sudden break. and, In
deed, Of a general renewal OF the creep
ing advance in the market that has char
acterized prices in the last fortnight.
There was an effort at the opening OF
business again to upset things by fur
ther drive at Third Avenue stock. and
the price Of the issue declined TO point
not little lower than its final quotation
yesterday. But suspicion Of the selling
movement in yesterday afternoons mar
ket was widespread, and the observation
was commonly passed that even If real
liquidation was the responsible cause
for the decline In the traction issues
there was room for some thought wheth-
er a readjustment in the valuations OF
these particular and individual stocks
was A sufficient reason for a display OF
weakness in the stock market as whole
It also developed that there were not a
few grounds for thinking that the posi-
ton of the traction stocks was not quite
as bad as had been pointed In the popu-
lar imagination; or. in other words, tnat
the payment OF the supposed Impending
assessment upon these stocks might be
ACCOMPLISHED more easily than had been
supposed. However this might be. the
disposition was to disregard the traction
matter as an unsettling influence. and the
upswing in the market was resumed
careless. too. Of the recurrence OF more
uneasiness on the European houses over
the Balkan situation.
Strength Maintained.
Although IN the late morning and early
afternoon hours the dullness Of the mar
ket became intense. It's strength was no
less pronounced. and before the end Of
the business session the rise was again
in full progress under the leadership OF
sharp advance in Reading stock.
The indications have. Of course. con
stantly gathered force that there VIII be
no coal strike this spring, and the miners
appear 10 have practically abandoned all
the demands presented by them TO their
employers, except those referring 70 the
point Of recognition Of the miners union.
Final prices in the market were. in a
majority Of Instances, but little, II at all.
below the highest Of the day
Financial news was not nearly Sc
abundant nor so important as on Tues
day. There were reports, which were not
substsntiated. OF large purchases Of COP
Ter metals at the current low level of
prices
The Balkan situation shifted again 50
as 20 produce once more some apprehen-
sion, but, nevertheless, financial conf
dence is mistaken that this difficulty will
not result in war.
Developments in Washington, so far as
any deduction could be made from the
speech OF the leader Of the minority
party in the House Of Representatives,
went TO show that the new tariff bill VIII
not take long in its passage through the
Lower House, and there are stiil those
occupying high positions in Washington
who predict that the completed law viii
be presented to President Taft for his
Signature on May Is.
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Lawsuits.

No. $500 Fannie T. Perry rs Edward T Lump
lip; account. $50 Attorney. F. S. Perry.
No 55M United States * rel james Stevens rs.
William T. Richards et al: riandamus Attorney.
Albert Sillers
10 as2 Sarah vawter vs.. Capital Traction
ComnsuV et Al. damages soc. AttoEneys. L. J.
Mather and J. L. McAlahOn.
No sl30s Louis Kolipinsi Walter Shree; tudg-
rnent Municipal Court, 81 Attorney. r. II. Cot
tier
No. ss04 Lester T. Ramsey rs Pennsylvania
Railroad Comrany: damages S.o0o Attorney, J.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday, March "a, 1909

west-E. Francis Riggs q TX. 20 Ethel 7. IL
mar, lots 20 T. and Y. square rs, SO
Bingham P1ace-1IaFy J. johnson ct al 70 ,arles
Z. Robson ard Thomas walker. trustees west
half q lot g. block IL SO
5l2-5lE5-5l4 Seventh street southEest-Dan.ei n.
Nichols 70 Michael ]. O'Donoghue. lots g. 50.
and g. square fes. SO
Fourth and u streets northEest-Oliver Il. Hoover
and Howard Boyd. trustees. 70 Ora 4. Morris.
part original lot 2 square SIS. SO
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

cArTLE-E1trs. per evt. Szzkoo: ba,sbsr. Eus
80; common, 2oa3oo-
RoGs-Psr eEt-. sross. 675a7.oos ordinary. pa
ext 6oo865t.
L.AAIBs-Choice, Ilslz: medium. To-
sHEEP-Prims. s.soz5oo; coinnon. 5.5oaA00
CALVES-Prime. per n. 8: medium, sasa;
grass. l.
EeoAse.O9s Old and dr1. l0oalAoa
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-ReFular call. 2 O'Clock noon;
Metropolitan Railroad s.. 400 AZ IL
Washington Railway and Electric IS, 5000 a. p
Washington Railway and Ele>~lc coulnon 90 a.
a.
AferEunthaisr 70 at 26. 10 at 8sH.
Ianston, 10 AZ l3st 20 at l3A-
Farmers anh Mechanics National Rank, 10 a. -
Graphophone preferred. 10 a. 30. 10 AZ 81
After call.
National Metropolitan Bank. 2 a. ~
MergeEtllaler. 10 AZ &SA. 10 AZ asls. % az 2sl5-
Washington Railway and Electric Common. % a.
$50.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. 20 AZ
sgI.
United States Trusi 10 AZ %
Following are the bid and asked prizes on y1stcr-
days Washington Stock Exchange:
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JUSTICE COULD
United States Thomas g.. Hayes. embeLZle-
nsnt, violating Secsicn sga Revised statutes Of ne
United States. Ga trial Defsndaut's alton sys Il.
l. Davis and n. " Wheatley.
Criminal Court No. ?
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. S5s5. strong s. Andros; SPECIAL verdict taken.
Attorneys. J. H. Adriaans-L A. BAILEY.
No 5CU. Gait 4 Co. Va Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company; on triai for p.aintn. So
Attorneys. Carer & Brooke-Hs' 1ilton Colbert,
Yerkcs & Hamilton.
No. 51s6. Sinous Sors' Co. vs. Seale; continued
Tor term. Attorneys. l. Fugitt-J. b. Archer.
30. s0lG. FtzEerald vs.. Baltimore AID Ohio Raj
read Company; ca trial Attorneys. i. r billiard
Hamilton, Colbert Yerses & Hamil-ol-
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DISTRICT COURTS
Court of Appeals.
Adjourned from day &c day.

Equity Court No. i.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
Nc. 2ssl7 Board OF Foreign Missions. &c, ".
Breckenridge: auditors report confirmed. Atior-
neys, Worthington. Head Frhiley-E. $. Mussey.
No. 27eOs Scott vs. Mills ct al; same. Attoneys.
NJ Hufty-Barnard johnson, IL. \. Richardson.
W. L Pollard, and BrzndenbarE q BraudenburS.
No 1871. Lusby rs. Dusby; rule rgturnabie April
2 1909. Attorneys. @. z. BENJAMIN and ChElan
BroWn-W. z Ambrose.
No 8es5. In 70 assignment Departmental %
operative Guild: auditors report confirmed. Attor-
neg. w. f. Lester.
No. BIG King vs. Harrington rule returaabls
March IS Attorney. L. A. Bailey.
Equity Court No. 2
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No. 2s276. Bouis vs. Bouiss order Of publication
Attorneys. c. Darlington and I'd. Darlington
No. Eas Csrrick - Carrick; rule returnabls
APRIL 2 Attorney, T. 4. GieS
No. E565. United States vs. Bank Deposttors IN
slrance Company; forfeiture o. charter ordered At
tumey. d. W. Baker.
No. 2so2 Warner vs. Baldwin et al leave q
withdraw exhibits granted Justice AndeTsonl. Al
toners G. H. Calvert, Z n Hammond and
james Clark-C. H. Stanley
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Equity Suits.

No ssn4 Jennie :. Coriek vs. Charles J. Cor
rick: divorce a ncnsa e. tho-o. Attorney, +. L.
Gies
No. BIS Suburban Target Gun Company Is.
Hoyatio B. Holliheld et al; Injunction Attorney,
&. ". Rea.
no $50 Abe King rs. Michael Harrington e.
Al: receiver. Attorney L. A. Bailey.
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The Safest Investments

Are shoss thas d 70. auesuats au-zns 6lse.-bss
eondltiocs q tie Euney O s-ocE u-zEEs1S Flrze
deed Of trust B0tss l6Esr EorglCesl. vel sec-ed
on real estate Il the Dis-rict Of Colunhia CO..
s-5rzte ''Eilt-odEe" investments Thsy 60 uce
6epcnd upon the Snan1zl respocshility q lndi-
Fidzals o. c1rpCraGous fC- Their stability. ard
are e1eZp- ron tsEauol e. personal T-uperty.
We cu supply such investments 70 amJrr-s
f7on so upward send fo- booklet. ~Cozss-1ins
Leans and IrTestreuts''
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nf trict Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSC
10. S04 in ~ condemnation fer - Nor
gan School: order aDDotrting eou1, ,prralse.
No 7s7. in rc extension o. Ne - ave
nue.: notice and order q Fublicatson.
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When you have lost or found anything.
telephone an advertisement to The Wash
ington Herald. /, and bill wiz be sent YOU
at I cent a word.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W 3. Hitbs . Co.
members New York Stock Exchange. HiDhs Build
ing rs Fifteenth street northwest
GAIL MONEY-SALES By HOURS
lIlan.-.-.
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RISE IN STOCK PRICES
Market Movement Tends to
Recover Prior Losses.
SHARP ADVANCE IN READING

Trading Is stiH Professional, but
General Renewal OF Creeping Adj
vance Is TO Be NOted--A Drive at
Third Avenue shares Is the Exeep-
ton, and Price OF Issue Declines.
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Circuit Court No. 2.


No. feb. District a Columbia ". Georgetown
Casiight Company. and No. fssos. District II Co
luHha Washington Gaslight Company: or trial
Attorneys. r. 4. Perry & Son r. y. Coidsborough.
and G. i. Dunlop-F. II. stFphens-
Assignments fof to-day:
No. % Beall vs. City and Suburban Railway
Company. Attorneys. " G. Gardner and Z. \.
HopeWcIl-J. J.. Darlington
No. 30 Shoemaker. executor. II Needcn e a.
Attorneys Lambert & Yeatman-E II. Thomas
No. 81 Stewart Chase. Attorneys. McNefl
& McNein-W. J. Lambcr.
Nc. "a jackson. trustee, vs. Washington BalG-
more and Annapolis Electric Railway Company.
Attorneys T. b. Slater-SiArbury & GosneL and
A. A. Hoehling T.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. b. Hibbs & Co.,
Members New YORK Stock Exchange, Hibbs Building
70 Fifteenth street northwest
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

Total sales. 263o co.. against g So 600 yesterda
8 $1,000 a week ago. and S5.5s3.OoO a year ago.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

SEX dividend
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-02-12
WOLF DRIVEN FROM DOOR

house with groceries. No one
wants the poor old woman, her sick
daughter and the little fellows to
go hungry since their plight has
become known. They have found
friends in need.
Mrs. Ludwig is little better this
morning and with her returning
strength Mrs. Van valkinburgh be-
lieves she will son be out of dam
ger. A son of Mrs. Van Valkin-
burgh, is searching the city for
something to do. He Is able and
willing to work and will be able to
take care of his aged mother, his
sister and the little ones II he can
only get job, Many times he has
FASTENED out of his bed early In
the morning and away to town
without bite TO eat that he might
be the first one cut after some ad-
vertised Job. but there was always
some one there before him and he
was compelled to turn away disap-
pointed. He is looking for work
yet
Have YOU something for him to
do? !.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-02-12

The board of health will take up
the fight for a municipal slaughter
house and will urge the council to
establish it as measure to pre-
vent the spread of disease, notably
tuberculosis.
DR.. NJ. b. Grieve, city health
officer, said today the board favor
ed the plan urged by Inspector
Bittrick in the council this week,
although no formal action has been
taken on the matter since the COM
munication was received from the
latter body.
The chief argument in favor Of
the plan is that it will prevent the
killing and sale of diseased cat
tie In the city. At present none
of the beef killed in the city, with
the exception of one slaughter
house, is inspected on the hoof.
The first chance the inspectors get
Is when it is delivered in the city
for sale.
Slaughter house inspection has
been forced on the government as
regards meat for export, but the
Spokane city council is not the
only municipal body that fails to
display the same concern in the
health of American consumers.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-02-12
Leader Of Today Crowns His Career at the
Humble Cabin in Kentucky.

high of heart, and dauntless Of
soul. Unbroken by hatred, UNI
shaken by scorn, he worked and
suffered for the people. Triumph
was his at the last; and barely had
he tasted it before murder found
him, and the kindly, patient, fear.
less eyes were closed forever.
mo more practical man ever
lived than this homely backwoods
idealist; but he had nothing in
common with those practical men
whose consciences are warped un-
til they fail to distinguish between
good and evil, fail to understand
that strength, ability, shrewdness,
whether in the world of business
or of politics, only serve to make
their possessor a more noxious, a
more evil member of the commun-
ity, If they are not guided and con-
trolled by fine and high moral
sense.
las the years roll by, and as all
of us, wherever we dwell, grow to
feel an equal pride in the valor
and self devotion, alike of the men
who wore the blue and the men
who wore the gray, SO this whole
nation will grow to feel a peculiar
sense Of pride in the mightiest Of
the mighty men who mastered the
mighty days; the lover OF his coun-
try and of all mankind; the man
whose blood was shed for the
union of his people and for the
freedom Of. a race, Abraham Lin
coin"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-02-12
HUTCHINSON
1()N DECK

Senator r. A. Hutchinson ar
rived in the city at noon today and
tomorrow morning will file bright
and early as the republican can
didstes for the mayoraIty in the
coming primary election. His plat
form will be given out tomorrow
and the senator promises II will
be short and to the point.
"The local option bill now before
the senate at Olympia will not
pass said the senator. There
Will be 10 for it, of which am
one, and there will be 20 against
Il. look for a local option bill
then to come up excepting cities
Of the first and second classes and
placing these as a unit in them
selves"
ls reference to his platform Mr..
Hutchinson said today:
"My policy will be to enforce all
Of the ordinances in the book.
Those they don't want enforced
they will have to repeal"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-02-12

Just as office boys anywhere do
today, | then thought myself the
important member of the establish
ment. Mr.. Lincoln seemed to think
well of me, for he kept me two
years, gave me much good advice
of the direct, homely sort, such as
only Lincoln could give, and he
gave me the drum.
I must tell Of the drum first. be-
cause 1t came first, and has been
treasured to the last.
A dozen or so of us urchins were
playing soldier in my fathers yard,
which was across the street from
Lincoln's office. was the drum
mer boy, using tin pan and a
couple of sticks. The lawyer. whom
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-02-12
STRICKEN FAMILY ON MAIN
AVENUE FINDS FRIENDS AS
SOON AS SPOKANE HEARS OF
THEIR MISFORTUNE.

In characteristic Spokane spirit
relief came soon TO Mrs. l.. +. Van
Valkinburgh. Mrs. III. A. Ludwig,
her daughter. and two little boys
who but yesterday suffered the
pangs of cold and hunger in a
cramped little house at 1909 Main
avenue. Not long after the Press
was on the streets telling of the
family's condition, packages filled
with toothsome viands began to ar
rive at the destitute little home,
from various parts OF the city.
A load of wood from the Asso-
ciated Charities is piled up on the
little porch today and there's food
for each member of the thankful
family till next Monday. Mr..
Smith, the county's poor officer, in
vestigated the case today and will
report the matter to the county
commissioners. The Masons will
pay the rent and help supply the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-02-12
BOARD OF HEALTH
FOR CLEAN MEATS

January. Fred Pike, No, 2, Seat
tie, was chosen alternate.
Ben Shay, No. 7, North Yakima,
was elected president of the state
organization; f. p. Beebe, No. 2,
Seattle, vice president, to succeed
John Cook Of Spokane, and L. Ar
chic of the Spokane union was
elected secretary and treasurer.
At the banquet given in the Hall
of the Doges of Davenports res
taurant last night by the Spokane
union brick layers and masons
union to the visiting delegates. 46
were In attendance and with Her
man Schuenaman of the Spokane
union as toast master.
The next place of meeting will
not be known till 10 months hence.
when the matter will be decided
by referendum vote. The conven-
ton ends today.
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MRS. DEY OF ORPHANS HOME
APPEALS TO WCMEfl IN BE-
HALF OF WEAK AND ERRiNG
OF THEIR SEX.

That the intelligent, thinking
mothers Of Spokane, organized and
actuated by high and unseIfish mo-
tives, can accomplish an immense
amount Of good In the cause Of the
misguided girl, the wait and the
orphan, Is the conviction Of Mrs.
L. N. Dey superinte ndent Of the
Orphans Home Of Spokane. She
Is anxious to interest the mothers
In a movement Of this kind, and
Is prepared to furnish them with
all the information and object les
sons they will need to work upon.
The consequences Of folly, re-
sUittng from weakness and ionor-
anee are every day matters in
Mrs. Dey's experience. Her house
and hands are full Of them and
from the pain and shame Of It all
she has turned to the mothers In
an appeal for the aid which she
believes can be found nowhere
else.
This 10 not an appeal for money.
It is a call for the loving sym.
pathy and direction that older
women may give the young Of their
sex through united effort and
vigilance. Mrs. Dey 10 not run
ming a founding asylum, but no
little bit of humanity born Into the
world undesired and unprovided
for Is turned from her door,, The
burden IL constantly increasing and
II 10 heavy one, for few able and
willing to give homeless child
shelter and care want one Of that
innocently unfortunate class for
whom responsibility 10 summed by
those II morally rests upon.
The subject 10 one that should
vitality interest every woman, and
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-02-12
HONOR LINCOLN
IN ILLINOIS

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Feb. H.
Thousands arrived here early to-
day to participate in exercises in
honor of the memory Of Lincoln.
Ambassador Jusserand of France,
Senator Dolliver of Iowa, of party
of Washington officials; Bryan and
Ambassador Bryce of Finland, ar
rived in the private car of Presi-
dent Lincoln, of the Pullman com
pany. The meeting was presided
over by Governor Deneen.
Daughters of the American
Revolution will receive the distin-
guished visitors tonight in the Lin
coin home. A banquet will be
served to the visitors later at the
state arsenal, where Bryan and
Jusserand will speak.