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The Washington herald., 1909-08-08

OF goddess
all the body indicate
clubs that and thrown from its pedestal The
have been smashed small fragments which only
remains intact which apple the symbol This
hand IS preserved in glass standing by window
in the Louvre.
4he statue IS made Of Paan marble and the artistic
that must have been the days sculpture
The sculptor apparently worked model features
are not deazed into composite personality and the
artist would have taken liberties
from life 1t has been noticed that the
than those Of the today
Whence can the statue have and how did
this little island in the Egean The too small
place TO have temple that extrao
dnary value and Se must that
ship Athens is the only place think
been its original home.
AT the beginning Of the Christian times
LaWneSs prevailed and general decadence which was
due to the many civil both Greece Italy establish
men OF the empire checked the progress of degeneration only
external In reality deterioration con-
unued take stronger hold people religion
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08
Bp Dr. paul Carus.

ISM perhaps the priests perhaps philosophers ana
admirers Of the ancient Greek civilization
They sahy place umult and with the assist.
anc Of their had the away ship az
anor IN the hrbor Before the riot could be
sail for the island the goddess
have had friends where possibly their possessed
farm There they hid the statue and II certain
conceament done in the HghtN
covered over and II strange that had been before &
nineteenth century.
The pagan remnant small and
cuhon but well imagine how they thaS
paganism would celebrate OF those bar
6arouS outbu would by and the gods
be restored all their glory would come the time o.
bring the goddess back their dwelling place. her
altar again and light the sacrifice anew
But though the the authorities restored r5s-
though for short time o
Csar the ancient gods returned and Christianity replaced
pganm forever The deecrated
the lost died without seeing their hope fulfilled and their
buried with them in the grave
We doubt that Is the history ~ IN.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08

In few of American schools the child by
thing Ike adequate cleanliness Until within years
houses in Chicago scrubbed year. They
scrubbed i've times though they need
sweeping and busting would be nerabe either
good housekeper santaran We principals
housekepers and need better yantor
where We should be willing TO spend money.
believe in the scrpuous cleanliness Of the school
hail. toilet and basement believe that eight
tact with immaculate cleanliness would
the lives Of the children and the whole community
the mental and moral effect Of this hosptak cleanliness
whole life Of the child less important wholesome
mediate wholesome effect On his health.
The common drinking should be discarded In the build
ng bubbng fountains such the parks
stalled In the old buildings tube
tap This would direct the upward
fountain and would obvate the necessity children applying
their mouths directly 70 the water they do
Then the teacher youngest children
the necessity for cleanliness and requiring
clean hands and face be strictly adhered requiring
punctuaity Most children
the school requires and enfs H. But
their hands and face cean II this
arness the results satisfactory
test Of the teachers ability nstructng and training hygiene will
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08
Degeneration the Renalty for Slotb.

with all the essential OF its and exhibit
the wholesale effects literal sinking
Thus regarded species either progressing standing
declining The influence degeneration
Of animals and plants II
milton physical backsdng explain many
typical conditions animal plant species Take
example, the parasites
animal plant which lives the expense living
ANIMAL the parasites
neghbor anima Others plants the shoooys
expression; while plants,
plants animals The meto a parasite apple
Though It does draw much nourshmen
appears unwecome and unbdden guest nevertheless
feed itself thereby
carboniC acid from the and utilize green plants do
and parcel Of its food supply Much
msetoe is the dodde plant is farmers enemy and whose
structure has degeneratei as mere
looking growth that sangles other aspect
The animal plant takes parass degeneration
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08

num- is the personal organizations
zeal to every Yet the egodst /" without
WHICH egousm has no existence Do philosophy
now conducive friction the personal egost orgauzatong
hat an individual pouching his chest
organization that head of the establishment can afford
tolerate the offender
1neSe eVdences Of egotm whatever they may
TEST themselves always be offensive organization Long
usSu nO poverb that who know make the
tense OF knowing Granting this egsm
o th man lacking knowledge and efficiency and
know what the egotists limitations
gamtous Whether the egOst take the ngratang
anu panng MS fellows the other hand show his oTerbeang
cont and dsdain positions under him. he must
De conducive 10 friction always
tons
indulgence IN egotsm always long chances against
egost Through 1t he has nothing gain everything lose
II a quah5y which makes good friend any
nay you md an ego who through other good qualities
friends but universally these apologize egos as
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08

but under the influence Of his eeom that
that suddenly he has assumed the attitude merely pleasing
And Of the marked tendencies
the egotst goes in this direction the easier he finds satisfy
vanity.
be must ind something with which feed his egOsm,
most cases this is simple He enough
accomplish this for him. and he be these will
cunning enemies who accomplish the end, willingly
fecve Today there by thousands afflicted by ego
u and sore at fancd lack Of appreciation part employ
e VINO are hndng balm for fancd hurts appeal fellow
who in foolish friendship
than prejudicng the whole future the egot
To the extent that this question
hse ana ms position IN any matter his egotsm prompts
vance to seek bis own vndcadon He isn't
nee Of his oveonfdence Therefore
uonng that OF all others ctc
That person. too recognizing the empoye doesn't dare
compliment those occasional which might
deserve words OF appreciation Could position be aourdy
foolish for the egotst?
In those organizations of where highest efficiency
reached it is inevitable that personal kept
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08
Bp Goro UQiIIiam Cecil

virtues gradually but surely forcing their into China
The learning and wide throughout
her land The old learning which has held China these thousand
being the rubbish heap By enthusiastic progessve
Good and bad alike being destroyed.
What would like certain matter Of moderation IN
the party that they should preserve that which ID
good their The uniting the sides vsato
Of the and west Of much difficulty But
is not n impossbliy.
The best and Eet missionaries freely allow that the wisdom o4
the mighty inharmOniou teaching Of
the gospel The union accomplished needs all thought
First all there be casting heap
things Chinese because they Chinese priceless jewels
Chinese wisdom preserved Secondly built nbd
the Chinese culture the higher part social system
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08

through the Of Pekng carrying devastation the mule
drawn Pekg and their male female occupants
who celebrity Chinese
through that progressive town. Mukden.
China postofces currency telegraph Offices school
system all legac civilization
inaugurang constitution At she
movement where, having apparently
thing confused with the rational dress girls
turned dressed boys they understood
done in the
No say does happening
another Movements becoming
speak different language other nations pride
selves national individuality but nevertheless try
initiate another You VadvostOk Europe
Vancouver and will find practically pre-
yailng. the thoughts in fashion
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08

The principal defects bad tons eyes,
glands and order adeno anem9 poor nutrition
defective hearing believe warning
the Of these 2OO0 defective child
been generally needed aud that the resultant
health, and morality would be difficult
This work is only beginning 1t will require
make examination the 100000 children public
schools and then the
efforts being made
take Of the aessons the schools each child
animation The work ought be done annually
Suppose medical inspection contagious for
defects IDEAL that all the corrected
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08

HERE IS no understanding the ways and works
Of living nature, unless We take into account
the influence Of degeneration. Evolution is not
all progress. The development OF life is not
always attended by advance. and devolutOn Is
as marked a fact and circumstance Of vitality
as are the rise and progress which. in the
main, are traceable as the factors that have
given US the varied warp and woof of life.
Biologists generally recognize that there are, in
truth, three great forces or conditions which
determine the fate of a living species.
First, there are advance and development.
which tend towards the raising Of the animal
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08
Srobems Of Better Health Eoucatton prpr uu

1DICAL inspection for physical defects has
been provided for all the schools of England.
France, Belgium, Sweden. Switzerland. Bull
garia, japan, and Argentina. and for practical
ly all in Germany. In America Massachusetts
is the only state that has so far required Il,
and outside of Massachusetts there are only
seventy cities that have systems Of medical
inspection.
In Chicago during four months OF 1908 over
$4,000 children were examined. More than
21,000 OF these, nearly 90 per cent of those ex-
amiDed, were found defective aud treatment ad-
vised. In New York, where 7S,4Ol were ex-
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08
Drobable 1Atstorp Of famous Statue,

the most valuable piece Of art which
the Louvre Of Paris possesses is the famous
statue that commonly goes under the name OF
the Venus Of Milo. 1t was discovered in
hiding place on a farm on the little island OF
Milo, where it was but slightly covered with
stones from quarry near by. 1t was noticed
afterward that come marks were made IN the
stone on the roadside with the apparent design
Of enabling the person who had hidden the
treasure to find the place again.
There is no question that the statue repre-
sents Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty,
and we have before us one OF the greatest mas
a..- IL. Ill
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08

resented in the form Of in her full maturity.
falling down. leaving the body entirely
spite nudity the unparalleled
purity and nobility of expression.
There always admirng sitting quietly before
this goddess Of Greek paganim
which recalls the sancty temple by quiet worship
And yet the goddess mutad has lost both ARM,
and has suffered much maltreatment by hands
1t hidden and we need NOT
doubt concealed by wohpes to preserve
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08

IE Chinese gentleman has been trained in the
philosophy, history, and culture OF his race, and
both in his speech and in his thought he bears
the marks Of the eYeellency Of that training.
He has now thoroughly realized his national
weakness and his consequent humiliation, and
the whole mass Of intelligent thought in China,
which was a few years ago conservative and
obscurantism, has now become progressive,
even revolutionary
There are many outward and visible signs
Of this change; wherever you go you see vast
efforts are being made to westernize the instl-
tutions of China the yamen runner has devel-
oped into an imitation Of the European police
besieged with the sound of the military bugle,
uniforms and the German parade marsch :
Chinese surroundings Two motor cars rush
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08
E0ottsm Most 1nsioious Disease.

I'D it ever occur to you, young man, that it
might be well % call a CONSULTATION OF your
friends to discover whether or not you are suf-
fering from a bump of egotism which well
might be reduced?
An Old friend of mine, a postmaster in the
art Of business on a scale involving millions Of
dollars and thousands Of men, insists that one
Of the greatest handicaps Of the young man in
business life is an excess Of egotism. DE ad-
mits that a certain stimulus OF egotism may
be necessary and natural to youth, but long ago
he made up his mind that be preferred the
young man lacking in egotism to the young man
afflicted with an excess Of it.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08

place find Of stability in which the
1t neither recede
unchanged and unchangng through periods Finally
there is degeneration which operates producing
simplicity in place the compexy which evolution
viewed advance This degeneration be called biological
sliding The animal plant tends
and lapse backwards may indeed
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08

employer lead that young lacking egotism
him. and land him somewhere worth while he says
the young fellow with the Ovdeveoped bump sefppreaon
bit his teeth and bolt hs destruction
II Of the subtle characteristics egosm that oper-
ates making it impossible that the egost himself
have the least practical line its egotsta
point Of view himself the judge
Of all his accomplishments Some paying services
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08

man. Your ears are
imitation OF French
blend strangely with
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-21
(Not Coal Lands.)

Notice for Observation-Disclosures Tract
Department of the Interior United
States Land Office, Minot, N. D.
Notice is hereby given that, as dir
lected by the commission of the Gener-
al-Land Office, under provisions of ac.
Of congress approved June q, 1906
GA Stats, SID, we will offer at pub
lie auction sale, to the highest bid
der, at 10 o'clock a. M on the 10Th
day Of November, 1909, at this office,
The following described land:
NE IA Of Sc IA Section %, Twp
1853, N. range "a w Fifth Principal
Meridian. :,.
Any person claiming adversely the
above described land are advised to
file their claims, or objections. on
or before the time designated for
sale.
Thomas E. DISCARD, Reg.
.. Robert German, Receiver
1914 lilo PIN
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-21
Teachers Examination.

A teachers examination will be
given at the court house in Mihot and
the school house in Bowbells October
29sh and Both. All persons holding
permits and conditional certificates
will be required to take this test.
Those who were granted conditionals
at the August examination will be
allowed to complete, by making up
subjects in which they failed.
Work will begin at $3.50 Friday
morning, and all applicants should
report at places Of examination before
that time.
E. G. Warren,
County Superintendent.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-21
Auction Sale

] will sell At public uaction on m,
farm 4 miles north and IL mile
east Of Surrey. on Section 80. Town
ship 156. range 81, on Tuesday Oc
tober rs. commencing at 10 O'Clock
"A. N. the following described prop
erty; yz,,
Is Head Of Horses
team gray mares. ..,sa4lu.
sorrel colt,
l COLI 4 IL months old.
bay team weight 1900.
l bay team, weight 2400.
gedings, weight 2400.
mares weight 240O.
bay horse weight 1900.
Hogs
10 head of hogs.
Chickens
About so chickens.
Hwy Z
Several tons in stack.
! Machinery ~
2 Mccormick binders s #. cut.
2 Mccormick mowers 5 # ct. u
/ l Mccormick hay rake.
2 New Deere gang plows.
4 Best Ever sulky pillow, seth stub
pie and breaking bottoms.
1 Moline disc.
l Bob sled.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-21

P0taso digger. A's..-,~s'
horse cultivator.
Van Rrundt drill. 20 disc.
Hero tanning mill,
rs foot harrow.
] spring wagon. Il t-t:s<
open buggy: ss..,,.-5.
Cows.
head Of COWS.
! Stewart horse clipper.
sets double harness.
single buggy harness.
Household goods and other things
too numerous to mention.
Free lunch at noon.
Terms OF saqe-AN sums of SO
and under cash; over SO bankable
paper drawing ~ per cent interest,
due one year from date of sale. 10
per cent discount for cash on all sums
over SO.
E. E. Mayo. Owner. F. H. Bradley,
Auctioneer, D. M. and D. ]. Shorb,
Clerks.
(Not Goal Lands.)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior, United
States Land Office at Minot, N. D.
.. Oct. Is, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that Howar1
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-21

There are still thousands of acres
of potatoes in the ground and it is
feared that the cold weather has
damaged some of them, es& %
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-21

Myers Of tMinot. N. d. who. on sSpk
8. 1904. made Homestead Entry No.
29627 Serial No. OATS, for sW Ia,
Section "a, Township 1866 N. range 50
W.. Fifth Principal Meridian, has filed
notice Of intention to make final i've
year proof, to establish claim to the
lana a a.ecye described, before Register
and Receiver Of the United States
Land Office, at Minot, North Dakota,
on THE 22nd day of November, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
w. F. Myers, G. C. Jones, A. ".
Swanson, r.. s. Gillespie. all OF Mi
not, N. Oak.
Thomas E. DISCARD, Reg.
1914 Ills
John Botz Sr. and wife and Chas.
Kelley and family have gone to sher-
idan, Oregon, where they will make
their future home. A short time be-
fore they left, Chas. Kelley's second
daughter fell from box and broke.
both bones Of her arm above the
wrist, necessitating a delay for sew
eral days.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-04
STARTLING EVIDENCE GIVEN
IN SUIT TO DISSOLVE
RAILROAD MERGER

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
PORTLAND, Orex May A.
Evidence produced today at the
hearing of the governments suit
to dissolve the merger between
the Union Pacific and the South
ern Pacific railroads was of a
startling nature and revealed so
much of the secret workings of
the Hartman system as to make
the counsel for the railroad plain
ly uneasy.
Two witnesses were examined
before Referee Sylvester Williams
during the moving session. They
told story of warfare to the
death between the Union Pacific
and Southern Pacific prior to the
merger of 1901. The two roads
fought for local and transconti-
mental business. Large forces of
clerks and assistants were given
constant employment, taking traf-
fic away from each other.
G. A. Severance, counsel for the
government, ELECTED from Thad
4. Sweek, formerly correspond
ence clerk for the o. r. & N, a
description Of the great and peace
full quiet that fell over all the
lines after meeting held one day
in the offices of B. Campbell, at
that time traffic manager for the
%. r. & N. To the surprise of
many of the attaches of the rail-
road, testified Mr.. Sweek, who is
now in the real estate business
Mr.. Campbell made little speecl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-04
| PEOPLE FIGHT
FOR 17-YEAR
OLD GIRL
JUDGE YESTERDAY CON-
FRONTED BY PERPLEXING
CASE-EVERYBODY FINAL
LY SATISFIED.

With her father, stepmother,
mother and stepfather each fight
ing for her possession, Miss Lerin-
da Cromwell, II years old, who
was recently taken into custody
by the sheriff's ffice charged with
being delinquent, appeared in
Judge Easterday's court today, a
most perplexed young lady.
Miss Cromwell was finally dis
posed of by the Judge, although
his decision as to her future well
fare was not disclosed. The
young lady was sought for by her
father, J. B. Cromwell, of Butte,
Mont; by Mrs. Cromwell, her
stepmother; by Mrs. S. Y. Hall, of
Tacoma, her mother, and by S. Y.
Hall, her stepfather.
The young woman was taken In
to custody last week on a warrant
sworn to by Humane Officer Van
Voris. AS soon as the affair be-
came known, her father, who has
lived in Montana since his divorce
from her mother a year ago, came
to Tacoma. Miss Cromwell ap-
peared in court today with her
father and Mrs. Cromwell No. 2
She left the court house In their
company, and it is understood
that the Judge decided that she
should live with her father here
after.
1t is alleged that Mrs. Hall, who
was Mrs. Cromwell No. 1, has not
provided for her daughter, and
that the girl was forced to live
at the home of a friend.
Although all participants re-
fused to discuss the matter, the
fact was allowed to leak out thai
l"everything had been patched ur
to everyone's satisfaction.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-04
BIG FOREST FIRE
QUEhCHEO BY
RAIN

ORTING, WASH, May A
driving rain storm last night
quenched the forest fires that rag
ed yesterday over three square
miles of country, destroying q
large amount of timber and
threatening the Tacoma power
plant at Electron. Up to the time
the rain came the fires illumina.-
ed the country for miles and a
spectacular sight was witnessed
from here on the hill side over
looking the. Puyallup valley.
Hundreds of Orting citizens sat
up, to witness the spectacle last
night and 1t threatened to de-
vastate the whole country and
wipe out millions in wealth when
the rain came about 1 o'clock and
drowned the flames.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-04
HUBBARD SUCCEEDS HIMSELF
AS COMMISSIONER - MEDI-
CAL BOARDS NAMED.

OLYMPIA, May 4.-Governor
Hay has announced the following
appointments: Charles F. Hubbard
Of Tacoma, reappointed commits
sioner of labor; DR.. George H.
Matzgar of Dayton, and DR.. w. B.
Power of Seattle, members of the
state board of dental examiners,
succeeding DR.. A. w. Burns and
DR.. H. D. Brand, whose terms
have expired; DR.. F. p. Witter of
Spokane, DR.. e. J. Taggart OF
Bremerton, DR.. A. Macrae Smith
of Bellingham, DR.. H. R. Keylor
of Walla Walla, DR.. e. Weldon
Young of Seattle, DR.. w. T.
Thomas of Tacoma, and DR.. J.
Clinton McFadden of Seattle, mem
bers of the new state medical ex-
amining board. DR.. Thomas and
DR.. McFadden are the osteopathic
members provided by the new
law; the others are members OF
the regular profession. The other
two homeopathic members have
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-04
SENSATION
IN STOCK
MARKET
Railway Securities Hit
High Record Mark as
Result of Court
Ruling.

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
NEW YORK, May 4.-Record
marks were hit in a sensational
rise of railroad stocks in Wall
street today.
Believing that the caluse Of the
Sherman act preventing combina-
tions will be practically nullified
n the decision of the United States
supreme court in upholding the
commodities clause of the Hep
burn rate law is logically follow
ed, bull leaders in the market sent
railroad stocks skyward.
Several of the most prominent
bull leaders intimate that they
had sound legal advice upon which
to base this belief.
Railroad magnates are general
ly satisfied with the supreme
courts decision. Discussing the
matter today President Baer, of
the Reading road, said:
Generally speaking the decis-
ion Is satisfactory to the coal
roads. The results should be
gratifying as the court explains
exactly how the law shall be ap-
Piled"
The bull movement in the mar
ket continued as the day pro-
gressed. Hartman stocks were
among the leaders, Union Pacific
making the best figure 1t had
reached since 1905, while Read
ing went above 1853. Steel stocks
scared toward the highest prices
of the year with the entire list
progressing sympathetically
Brokers declared that for the
first time this year the public took
a hand In the market today.
Everywhere on the exchange pre-
dhtions of good markets were
heard. Among the most opti-
mistic were Sir Thomas Shaugh-
messy, of the Canadian Pacific
railroad, and ]. G. Maben, of the
Sloss Sheffield Steel company.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-04
WANTS NAMES OF
F0R0ERS

w. d. Vincent, chairman of the
protective committee of the Wash
ington Bankers association, has
written to Deputy County Attor-
ney Ralph Woods asking that a
list of all men sent to the state
.penitentiary during the year end
ing May / on convictions for for
gerry, obtaining money under false
pretenses, bogus checks, and bank
burglaries, be forwarded to the
association.
The list will be compiled with
those from every other county in
the state, and will be read at the
annual convention to be held in
Seattle next month.
1t is believed that Pierce coun-
tvs list will be as large as that OF
any other county in the state.