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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-09-17
WATCHES BIRDS TO
BUILD AEROPLANE

poles On top of these poles he placed
bits of meat and then sat himself
down in a. little observation cupola to
watch the sea gulls as they came to
feed The fight of the gulls has been
observed before by scientists but never
on so thorough a.scale. Under the cir
cumstances which the officer had ar
ranged. it was necessary for them 10
hover above the tops of the poles FOR
some time to make sure of their foot
hold before coming down. That mo-
mentary period when they remained
stationary above the suspected meal
was the one that suggested the princl-
pie of the new aerial wonder 1t is
comparatively easy to keep in the air
when going forty miles an hour but
no one has yet made machine hover
above one point.
The naval officer from his observa-
observed the tilt of the CULTS bodies,
the twist of their wings and the turn
of their necks and has now satisfied
himself. after reducing these observa-
tions to mathematical formula that
the new airship has only to be built.
He is now in the east looking for the
sort of engine he needs for the mo-
tive pow6r. When that is found he will
construct tie aeroplane. and the hopes
of the navy may be realized
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-09-17

Hartman family. There was a fam
lily service at 10 o'clock in the morning
at Arden House q memorial service in
St Johns church at II O'Clock and the
terno m Mr.. Hartman was buried
in the little churchyard beside the
chapel The active pallbearers were
all men employed on the estate. The
intimate friends present included Judge
LoVett, Jacob Schiff and number OF
Mr. Harrimans other closest business
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-09-17
Entertain Grain Trade,

CHICAGO. Sept l7.-Grain mc
chants. millers, dealers and brokers
from every section o. the Un,t4,
States and Canada sare the guests -
day of the Chicago Board of Trad
The purposes of the meeting are To
discuss matters of general intere>.
to formulate a uniform policy with
reference to the larger operations of
the grain exchanges and to extend
their influence.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-09-17

Classified Adds cor results.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-09-17
CROP OF THE UNITED
STATES SHOWS NO DE-
CREASE YEAR BY YEAR
Instead of Output Lessenng Per Acre
1t Is Growing in Many states
of the Nation.

WASHINGTON, d. =. so. IL
Prof Milton Whitney. who is chief of
of agriculture and the foremost au-
thority on this subject in the country,
Of the oftrepeated assertion that the
soils of the United States are wearing
out. and that crop yields are decreas-
ing On the contrary. he declares that
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-09-17
PURE FOODS AND PURE
MEDICINES

mean better. healthier, happier people.
1t has been proved, however, that all
medicines are not aduiterated anu
worthless any more than are all 1ood
products.
The wheat has been sifted from the
chaff, and such medicines as LYDIA r..
Pinkham'S Vegetable Compound
which is made from roots and herbs
complies with all conditions of the
Pure Foods and Drugs Law, will con-
Time to hold it's place as the standard
American remedy for female ills.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-09-17
Location

in
sandy h
climate htHe e@
is
de e H
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-09-17
May Buy Trolley Line.

WHITE PLAINS. n Y. Sept. IL
The Tarrytown White Plains < Nam
OrOneck electric line will be sold today
under foreclosure proceedings brought
by the bOndholders. 1t is rumOred
that the New York New Haven &
Hartford Railroad company will he
one of the bidders.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-09-17
First of Wheat Exports.

PORTLAND. Ore. Sept. 17.-Wheat
exports for the season 1909 1910 open
ed with the clearance of the French
bark Bdart with 111.937 bushels of
grain valued at $1O6349 for the United
Kingdom for orders.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-09-17

associates This group of pictures
shows the famous fina1c.erS birth
place and the little church at Arden
b IN in the rectOry of ST. George
church at Hampstead. \. Y his ia
rector OF the church. The old house,
which is still standing. was built in
1898.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-09-17

Continued From Page Two)
moving all the skin and bones. Wash
the rice we'll and boil in boiling sailed
water for thirty minutes: strain off the
water and dry in the oven.
Chop the hard boiled whites of egg
very finely. melt the butter in a sauce
pan. put in the fish rice and chopped
white of eggs
Add seasonings. stir over the fire UNI
til quite hot (taking care that it does
not brown.
Pile up on a hot dish, sprinkle over
with yokes of eggs previously finely
chopped or rubbed through Il sieve.
Garnish with parsley. and serve hot.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-09-17

If you want to buy or sell piece of
there is no better help than
an ad in the classified columns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05
S0lltbltrg,

Nr. $3.50. Gin lollcttcn .Montcl
OOcr 9tc9liacc lit itctS nm 10 min.
idcnspcrtber, ie ciniod)cr cs gemod)t
it, mic ). .. Dos obilc MllIter. Die
@%oltlfunA on 6ront mo Hiideil lit
in cincm ?)ofe 5uiommcn gc5ogcn mo
cilt brcitcr Groacn crbobt bic Schon.
belt 0ea @emon0cS; Dos Mitlter licbt
0ltBcr0cm ctncn tlcincn &ruaen ppr.
2opn, Gimitp G6ilo, Scioe rllb
Grcpc.E il6 iilo ouc poiicno iilr bo5
N~ilIlter, bo9 i'll 3 @r0ben founmt -
Helm, mitteIGroB mo groB. Tic Dit.
tclgr6Be crioroert 81 Ooros 24.3ol.
StoiIeS.
Gin Mltlter oieier 9(rt miro 9egcll
G%inlcn0im9 Don 10 Gents IN Silber
ooer Yoitnorfen an irgeito cine
Norelie gcionot. 3G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05

9lm 9. SUM o2ollro" nod Neopel
lnlO Gricit.
Nm .. SUM 50. 2incoln" nod
Sontburg.
Gn q. Sltni u2uIitolio" nod 81.
pcrpool.
Gin 10. SUM nEropcncc" na6
@oprc. y
Nn 10. &lni .ltnitco Statc8" no6
Copenhagen. - I
2hn 10. 21tni g. 81 &icntolltc"
nod Mcopcl umO @cruo.
Sim 10. SUM- Is. 3. @iIbclm" mad
@rcmcn. /
9ln 10. Sunni oMoltte" no0 @ib,
rnltor unO Ncupcl.
9(n -. Suni nGcoric" nod 2incr.
pool.
Sim -. &uni oGGmponio" nod
! Ncupcl lu0 @crma.
gm -. &,lli nGillcillnoti" mad
&onlbltrg,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05
Baltimore Srmpf.Tafet-Gpmpaani

(alte mo 5toettdiIiee Puts9inte.)
Die 8ereiniate 9iaatensFoft bef5roernb.
TamDfer ,.8tratnin" (ncn). ,Mlabama."
&orHpfer fabreu tdaItd. Sonntngs ailsae,
nonlrnen, bon ben n9db s9inies "Biers, Rr. 10
IS, 9igbtStraec, $50 @benos, oireft mad Oh
9oint Comfort, giorfuIf. @ortsruoutb unb alien
gnrtien oeS Sfoers. Serbinoung in Slb
9pint Comfort nit Der e. & o. @ifenbobu.'
RAD Etfrtor0. 8erbinhuna in 8ortsmoutb NIT
benz pSenbonrb @tr Clinic" foIibcn Bulge rn1
8ortsmontb mo Ntlnnta. IN Gorfelf &erbin.
oiit9 NIT Der rgtIantic Coat Cine" NortoIf
mo iueitIid lnb rSlo 9ominion Cine" ndt
Nelubsrt, 8afbtngton, &.sG, 8t6rrono, 8a.,
uni Refps0orf.
WnbI8eiten mad europdif6em Tlnne. 3ti1tt.
ripfe 31iiitenjimn1er. elefirifhe 9eIeli6tiHb,
9nrtpfbei;una. &ofen fret. Reieroirte aatliteii.
simmer in ben @~taet:8nreaur ber "gansatne.S
2iabi'SirnBc; e. q. 9. Office SiiooIts@de Der
9ditimores uno GnIpcrtsStrnfe; Continental
5ruft BUILDING" rnb aIbau9b'S, Nr. 100, Roro'
gbnrTeSsGtruhe.
3ubn d. Sber,uupb, sch Compton,
8icesHrdt. II. Sen. sMiainger. tSen.s HaIl.sg.sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05
@eitern RarpIanb GiientaLx.

luBtiW.
geaitreno 81. Gepty nerTdst Sinen,Gtdttor.
4.lo 0sor9ens = Gbueupoft Soaerstopn, q.
& %. &p. Bnbnesboro, ebeubersbnrg uno
aiissenoninlen Sonntaa, Sanccd unb gumber.
Lamb.
2.45 'ssa1m. - Mfumnosstion mad Union.
Bridge.
"4.t5 Nn9in. - Ghneu.Grpreb, SauptIinie,
Soaerstofur, Sdneud, Sbippensbure NIB aus.
eeno'Hmer .Spnrtaa. Sreoerid un6 GmmitSs
burg (RarIor'9Sae gorsl.
SagIidb, ausgeupmmGu guuntaa.
100 Worsens-Dort, .. & 8. 9ib., unb gar'
80 moreers-gffom. mod 9burrtpnt.
1887 .Worgens-g9eftern grpreb, g9eiiminiter,
Brueebiqe t5reberid), @inmifsbiira, Ibnr,
mont, Wuhnesboro, Gbnmb frsbura, SagerS,
toipr, Saneod. Cumberland, Gliin5 (gnffet.
S6ferpntionSsgRnpgon)
$50 gn6n.-Senpilinie. 5itIt9 bon gunoru.
@rose, ierrer yorf, SaHober, 6ettbsburs ulS
9, & 8. BIB.
$50 n~a6m.-Mffon. mad Sdnober.
6.15 abenoS-afipm. nad tinionsgrtboe.
Nur Gamifngs,
9lb Aben&--MffoIi. tdh tlrion,Bribue nnb
Sanober. ai5nitif 40
6aIi nint an l&ibafsIbauia.aoe .sattou.
4tseDrat. Z. 0snS0eehales. tsas,1.ar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05

lHSWIuITVuNH IluW yteIu'UDC Ttb Dc
reit gum 8ebr1m9 in Der GuE.oen, unb Wi.
Rop dIs9tafiou iru 1000 @beuos.
Heferpi.nng bon Raun In gdIafs o1er pdr.
Iorss8ageons. GneieraieR etc. tpe.oen fd)usu
beIorat per 1elepbpn in alien fo!eenoen Btnets
Vhrednr: ebnr'ess uIib @nItimpresStrabe, @. 8
W, q. 8all 1924, noer ma. geurtldnb 1901;
ut. 8ohdlsStation, g. & g., Sat. Sernon 1928:
eann6ensSta'tot Snfoc naiions sBfireau, 6. & g.,
81. 11nl SAG, ooer Wo., gourtIanb 2726, uni
Slr. h25. Siihssroabpos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05

Elumbin1 SURFACES, &anges uur>
Scien, Gadocdcn lllo Hinncll.
9cuurtt SruS., 523 giorbs5 rcront.sloenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05
Observation-Disclosures @crGtbc luto
>",,n~ntn,,
Griffith & SHrner 81, POS Norbs8ocasS ira

Murmors lrno 8ronit. @erfc.
g. Silsartner & ebgnc, Tits S8eit'9aIti
moresStrabc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05
uIt.Go1npoonie'n.

,Wurplauo sruit Gu," gtorcwcds@dc Gulberts
mo German trnBe. g. &. zimmerman.
Yrdlioent: Gurrou San gteb.. Sbnbmeilter;
Scrbls Spenccr, iun., SirifSsS daBmetiter;
San Sftnncr. SiiIiss Sefrctdr.
S0'altintsrc Srat n 8narautec Gs." Galtttabla
G1iloil9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05
0(0upfotclt

aarl ". ~. edule, 126-t20 Gam @iiIoinn
@n itauuS aurb, 26l--260 GaIoert 9uilotn9,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05
Snnr.Nnllf

,ceutIhe eparbauf upn Baltimore" Gutaps
nm 9altlnOrezStrabc
,St. SnmcS Sparburt," EdlItmorcsStrdbe mo
Guilom Suulesgl2erie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05
Maralaao &genuisluania eiieubabn.

Taiie snr Geiic in's AnslanS &c.
icrst 6. Iainc, Nr. AIS, Git-galti.
noreitrake, uabe Gnttum &pxie aps
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05
rG0ln" int Nnfcn.


Yoiiirtc gcitcrn No0mitto0 Sap
@ctrp uno miro bclltc 8ornlitta0
.5u @ocult.Hoint oulcAcn. - Bier
Shlepp0ompicr oui Der Suhc
llodl Dem ScQcIboot .0npli8bt. "
-@oucnT uuQebiihrcn ncroiCncn.
@clltc &prmittol 9cAcn s llbr
miro ser y?torooeuti6c &,opO. Inm-
pier ya0ht," Der an 20. Nmi Doil
9rcmcn obin6r, ant Yicr 9tr. 8 81
2ociit.Foint mIc3cn. Gericlbc poi
iirtr 0citcrn 9fodHit.oG itm TAO llbr
Sap @cnrp. '3ic Ciij5icrc Oc3 Sam.
piers iil0: Gopitau $. Mdpcr, T.. 81
ii5icr St. Girq9lt, , Gjibjcr $. gu
binl0, 3. 0tii5icr &,ah9oDr 4. Dit
5icr u, RciBa &bclpmiNinijt g.
SAiitc Aef3E Oh. SjHner lulo Or.
Gclticl, 4r0nmntmeiter s.. aiif.
&iilfS Ftouiontaeiitce S. Baum,
O%bcritGuoro 5. 5tic5Iib, 06ertof
$. Gonb.
Gin fFttEr @tiicn..
&icr ShIcppoaRlpicr aGciioncc, "
~&ccrleB," rYrinrcb" mo o}lctipc"
bciinOCn lid, oui DER Suhc nod Dem
britiiGcn GlippcrihiIf oGopli0bt. "
oo3 iid ollf Der 6obrt bon NonatonI,
China nod Baltimore beiin0ct uno
Itiii10lih in Der ]tGbe pan Sap Scnrp
crmartct miro. Tiir sic SAlcppoom.
pier lit boa crmortrtc Scgclidiii Gin
letter &ilicm oo bobc SulrAcbiibren
obioQcn. s. bdnQt notiiriid boil
It0noi1 pou @lild ob, luclhcr Don orn
0oupicrn Ooa Boot 5%llcrit iiften mo
Die Gonmiiiion, ooiIctbc in Sen 6u-
len 81 brinIcn, crbolten miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05

aupicrifmicoc u1o Elum6crS.
5ubu Snbert, t71l I6anlessS trube. Is. & y
SClepbuH. gSulte 1899.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05
Sdliffsuad)ridltcr

Ncm Norf, 4. Sunni. - Nngc
fomnl2u lit bier Der Tompicr o@tr
mania" pon Moriciac@.
NcopcL 3. Suni, - Ger Goltt
pier o&oniain 2ltiic." DON Nclp Dori
nod) @cnto bcitimnrt, lit bicr cinJc
troficn lcBte obcr bolo 0oroui iaili
&eiic iucitcr tort.
Sontbomp tom 4. Sunni.
Ter Gonlpfcr .gmcrifo" illbr bel;tJ
Don bier nod HclpsYprt o6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05

@igcntbumS Ngcntcn llno SGnolcr.
9icrre g.. enson q siepbew, 10 ofteegtnston.
Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05

@erdants G. 3incrs Sransport. So.

Srutt uno Gaifaaiere.
9tu6 Bolton iino benz Often.
Soniltno, Steni!no nnb Sreitde, 6 ubr Mbenos.
= gla6 8robioence unb benz Often.
Sor1tag, Aiittfpod tlth Sreitag, 6 ubr NbsubS.
Tadi Heiupurtsgieius.
3dalib, aus9enomTnetl Wioning unb Samltda,
6 l1br gbenoS.
y Srntt atGenoninert ideIid biz 5 tlbr Nabus.
tnr o~eHfelben 1n9 fabrenoe Sampler.
M1f Sapnnnn6 ure bent Siiben.
@tenitaa, 9onneritap uuo Sautitao,
G uIr WhenoS.
.. N. WteGein, Neent. Bier 8, Sub S.sSnbeStr.
Soupts@ireal: 8erinGns Ino 2tgbtsStr.
U13,9&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05
Stoot5.0anfc

StuQfa. VnnfCll.
,4cutidc Sant uun Baltimore" RaIiinlotc
mo 3outcdDs Strabc. YlIl9ult SSeber, Yra1t
bent; e. ). Slot. S6abmcliter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05

Tnpicr uno GapiersG Often.
Smitb, Sirun 60, 105-i07 9arooer'StraB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05

&oblcn mo Sol5.
6curD o.. grn @eiuc, $50 GoluinbiusIoeitnc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05

9ledplottcll, Wctall, etc.
snpn. Gonfiin & so. Oncorpuriri), 13-1
SulocrIionsSirdbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05

9uu Motcrialicn, Ebiircn, 8enlter'
ro6mcn, 2o0clt, etc.
5auirs .. Softer d 60, 1tj-111 Stlo'0reoe'
rid. SIrnke.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05
HotionQl.9 unfcn.

NotionQls9 unfcn.
ENC rb Spluu National gnnt," 8nps lno
Grctcr- StrdBc. Sacob il. Soof, 8rnitoeIli;
SeurO .. GiGnuc, &aiiircr.
,2pcttc Watiunnl. 2anf," 1872 Sio,&roaoiuaO.
". &. J&dgner, &%alitrcr.
,@citcrn National Sauf," IA 9torosGrtafpsStr
u. Wiuriott, 9uinrer.
FARMERS onb Wcrfaul9 9~tatiunal Sani,"
SuuiDz uno 4o~mburo=Strnbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05

Gfonblcib. @cid1fte.
,6uuiptiSateo 2pau Co." 1 NorosGapsStrnb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05
GeI6dftss@
9Gdcr., Gonoitor- mo 9otcl.
Scourf8- 2trtitel.
INC WiDcrS e. Sids 60. 1O4 Sio.SoparosSi

3citungelt, 3citlAriitcn, etc.
,Sbc Sultimurc gisruS Co." 9doio IbereronI'
bic, @ci6dltsfiibrpr. 3lS NeltSetmuhsSl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05

Suiidmic0- 3libcbor.
&. Seott @nIuc So, 362-36l giurosSab'Str
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05
Ieteftiu. Naentur.

9etcftip. Igcntur.
National Tetcetinc scruiee. s.. on. gafb, Bet
iHditsIfibrer, Nr. 632, 2uius 9biloina, 0aIti
more. Wtb 8bohe 81. 1aul 1900.
,Na<rican Sstruiue Mgerep," Charles SubI
ntu1tr. @cthdftSfibter, $40 6uritnblcsglog,
Baltimore, no. Y6one: g.. & y. a.. Ban
2027: gSobnnna: &. & Z. g0olfr t2S2-h.
Spanbaucr & sdmibt, 9ta6tolser bon Smit0,
2Seft & 9purs, 503 9aIoert Nuiloing.
2eid)enbeltntter.
sanoer & S1hne, 1908 -t7t0 Canton. s(perle,
Sam. Guuf, 9ioribs ltnb 8reellnountsgocnuc
SrieobGfe.
,9pnspn garf 6rmcteri," Nireau. 81 @eIt.
GdrntoaasStrabe.
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gbfabrtStnac Der Gaiinaicr-S CAMPER
ppu Rcmsg)urf.

PIN s. SUM &c. glmltcroom" nod
GotterOom.
PIN s.. Silni Darunprir5 @ilbeIm"
noh @rcntcn.
Sim 8. Sluni o@erWattia" nnd Nca-
pet u1o Marieilles. ,,e,
Im 8 Sunb oSeeanic" mad
Sontbamptou. saaaae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05

While fars .ansianb beJprst G.. Statue, Ala
CttsVaittHiprf' Ctr. uube Guitum S~puie.AueHns,
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MN. GROVE NOTES

TIE Mountain Grove News has
teen purchased by ". c. Shan
nDn- Editor 81 the journal The
Dsi'y News has been disconiinn-
ed. bit the Weekiy riD BE- pub
hshed As before
PAIL Erans, VI. 8 Hickey and
| II Slaughter xera ssief.ted as
Commissioners Of the Mex
Mogntain Grove SPECIAL Road
District al a meeting held in
Hartviiie last Tuesday.
VI. /. Argen bright. al old and
highly respected CITIZEN o! this
place died last Wednesday, after
Z brief iliaess.
Tits Cry vas visited by a
heavy raIa Saturday which
CRAFTY benefited the gardens
and growing stuff,
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LINDSAY cAL!FOENlh.

W! letp I cam. sc,,, n.
ate having -rm- warm wea,hs;
now. l,w4s -.p ~ IT,. .L3l+ Nay
the -.
Wara. will b.. randy g. o,, t.. n
sus 81, -, day.
~, ~ g.,
Attended az, at.
], K b;n'su and iam;g. So
Finley and family. Mr. Na3.,t
Miss Geriry Allen. trant HcNiglt
and Charlie McN,y,.t vi. AFT
attended III" p'"n'c a. Tn'a'- Aay
TIC Hf'. "hsn We a.. g.. to.
g+'h"r u go" med axe 80 sas IN
Wv '' ~ ''' - """' " '"' 90
'Ef'''i'
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ed fss fhesr oEn sse. Mr. Wang
er has q little hope u action CO
his resolution al the present
session. bus it is believed la.
Freshest Tzft's nsxs message
TO Congress vii be 50 direct On
this point ;ias. bis bill or q sim
iir oEe, viii be taken mp
.inmedsaiely.
Representative Murphy Of
Missouri VIII drax up. a1d pres
ent 10 Congress before the close
OF the present session. formal
charges Of impeachment again
st Judges XcPner-oa and Phil
lips. Of the Western Circuit Of
Missouri. He aronnced this IT,
fentson OF Thursday after mzk-
ing = speech on the soor OF the
House il answer IN dis
patch sen! 20 the Attorney
Genera, ty Frank Hagarman,
attorney for 3 number OF rail-
roads. accusing Mr.. Mnrpity OF
misrepresertirg the judges and
the roads. This dispatch was
the on. come Of a resolution in
t-3i3c i in the House several
days ago by Mr. iiureuy in
which he accused the judges o!
Illegal conduct ia relation TO the
2-cent passenger 'aw aud the
mailman freight Law recently
passed oy the Missouri lryis a.
tGre. 1'nc Murphy resolution
has teen tt.ered - the joGic
;ary CON uittee ADD any charges
OF impes cAhcnt viii - To THAT
CON mi,tc". which vii no, be
appointed however. rntiI tie
next session Of Congress.
The sixteen bat,leships OF the
A.!anptic fee. Will leave the navy
yard, on June II radically
changed in outward appearance
and will he in a condition for
action which has not
heretofore prevailed in tine Of
peace and Wien there was no
PROSPECT OF war. These impor
,ant cu@ugcs are maiaiy The
r"sa!, Of experience gaia i dur.
tic communicating cruise Of
TIE Zee: which Secretary Meyer
says cost the government
! .'"'"J above what would have I
bern the cost OF rIain'cnarce .
and operation had the ships re.
Il AIRED n home waters. Naval
>trateGi,ts look upon this extra
expense as premium paid for
the benefit OF increased naval
efIi ,iency and a, representing
al Investment most useful in
improving the hitting powcr Of
the naval arm.
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es rag eeildrsn thai aAxy ray
lars tbs sane cAsace f.s .. sda-
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saiI4F.n 2. aiss thai raa srsy hsT.
'as sxns yssbss ID g~ssranez. a.
xsT saGer ssuI.n. | Ask YEA il.
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S9fl azs3 sss % il that rs 'b- DEE;
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" sush 81 9rsrsSs!m,S1 nsi9rss y
ihat t5-re sill bs GHsssssa s.eu;
j.. S2rixiisn nssEs shs. svery-
ioosy shsii hsrs sxsctir ths t4ns
sAAI-e siia .yerr;s.dy si~, snG
s:sy xno a.e %. wiling that this
irorlc t's ~ s,= ne bossst, Hoy
ihg l1g nal al! Rad aid ,hiak
s5eri tlIs r3ost important matter
AID rasas Up your rip6s 81 ~
ycU. da'.-. sld 70 d. th=n.
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TIE Iafnc~D.
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IHECRESSET
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Tie most conspicuous casnge
which the civilian observer rsH
recognize b II the c1or Of TIE
sfs.eis- The hpil. small bosts,
and indeed. all Of the exposed
Dosti5ns viii b. Of SHADE de-
seribsd a. q dui gray. without
The lrstre TO refset tn. sun or
Otherwise add 10 the coaspic-
uonsness Of the ship. Its tia
color decided upon by the ex-
per.s rs least likely to attract
attention and as possessing the
greatest degree of invisibility.
In carrying Ont this idea all Of
the brass fittings. even 10 the
door knobs, have been removed
and the bow ornaments and gait
letters of the SHIPS. names
nave teen abandoned.
Another feature which has
been tried ont successfully on
the warshifs is the method of
carrying ammunition. Some OF
this will DE stored in the i1rre,,
where il will be conveniently at
band and where it is considered
quite as ssfe IN those who handle
il as If il were stored in the
sbeel rooms below the trrret
The problem OF taxing care OF
powder has engaged expert a..
teDtior. and there /, now being
adop.e1 -ysteu OF cooling tie
magazines 50 toat there en- be
maintained q uniformity OF TEN.
per~tUTe ~ protection aga nst
accidental igli'ioa Many hang.
g, will be made il III. sl:er
stsuctjon G! the ships, and where.
cYer pJssible the temporary
bridges and cabins will be -
moved Internally, also. many
minor changes will D. made. sgrh
as the removal from the turre.s
q eiec;rita! Appliances whichrn.
danger life or restrict the o9ar.
alton If the sunner>. and tits
u install metal ms, nd
VI wooden furniture, and some
attention mas been given latnl; to
furniture Eaia Of asbestos with
The idea that there be the Last
possible chance OF conll4gtatiJn
N beard ship These are
icw of the changes b ID. made
N the ships o; the Atlantic Il ct
md which viii he made next
year on the SHIPS Of he Pacific n
leet It means the placing Of I
h butte ships OF the American 5'
layy IN a couditi n for immediate
,attle. as it Is held that tie navy
hou'd be in lighting tim aud 4
hcuid rally DC prepIlci for !
var in the manceurres cJnduced
n time of peace
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iitt!e space N your paper this
SeeE.
Fs-m=ss a-s plaatin. corn At
p."afn. Kri;icg.
There is singing az Cross Rga3s
:ioDdAy night.
Emma Allen gre Verge Wyatt
a nice si,i: lss. Monday evening
rep0'. E'ca time.
Verge W'ga,; has been visiting
her si.,~r Cora Usseyy for the
n4s. T. g days.
John Saith Who has been n
N.i,h3ma returned holn: Thurs.
day.
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H5a Rae s,'ll travels ,ae
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