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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-29

riage necessary under French laws
performed at the office of the mayor of
the eighth reimbursement yesterday,
and the relig .ous ceremony today was
held at ST. Joseph's Roman Catholic
church in the Avenue Hoche. Only near
relatives of the young couple were
present Miss Margaret Rutherford, the
daughter of Mrs William X. Wander
bilt and Miss Lucy Buckler, daughter
of the secretary of the American le-
cation at Madrid, were the brides
maids
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-29
Auto Case Today.

The case of H. Baker, who was ar
rested several days ago by officer
Cashatt on the charge Of violating the
auto speed limit, will be given a hear
ing in Justice McKinney's court this
afternoon. 1t Is understood that Mr.
Baker will test the consti:utionality
Of the city ordinance under which the
arrest was made.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-29
PROSPECTS GREAT
SAYS MR.. HUNTSMAN
Thinks the Present Outlook for a
Bumper Wheat Crop Is Better
Than 1t Has Been Before In
Many Years.

w P. Huntsman, one of the extern
sive Eureka Fiat wheat growers, who is
in the cit ytoday looking after business
interests, reports an excellent outlook
For bumper crop in that section, even
hoagh the rains of the past week have
seer Only heavy, crouch there to settle
he dust. erefti-lg tn crops but little.
s-'1ea'. starts better than has. been
ncHtt X 49, n N years, according
q~d with the Gus
ere little to be
a~c@ e ~'~g yield.
morn
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-29

THE Battered Bride Nine. Gadsh
will sing the title role and between
acts will render the stirring words of
Haschkas Austrian national hymn,
"Gott erhalte Franz den Kaiser" to
Haydn's inspiring composition This
is in honor of Francis Joseph, emperor
of Austria Hungary.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-29

Continued From Page Six.)

increases as the cube of its dimen-
sions, while the lifting power increases
only as the square. On this basis
regular aerOdrome would soon get so
heavy with the increase in size that
it will not lift itself, let alone any
passengers or motor.
Il might remark right here that
while 'aeroplane' is the popular name
for the Wright type of machine, it is
an absurd term to use for a machine
that has not a. plane surface in its
whole construction. The main wings
are curved to give greater lifting pow
err The best name is the one coined
by Prof observation-disclosures, meaning
air runner, for the machine literally
runs on the air like a skater on thin
ice.
1.-The point where the development of
the large machine comes in is where
number of small machines can Is
linked together. That is just what is
done with the tetrahedron. This ma
chine is made up of a number of small
cells, almost like a boneycomb. Each
one OF them has less actual lifting
power than a plane of approximately
the same size, but they can be built up
indefinitely so far as one can see, and
the weight increases only in proportion
to the lifting power Thus if you have
two cells, they will lift twice as much
as one, and will weigh only twice as
much. If you have 200 cells they will
lift twice as much as 100, and will still
weigh twice as much. They are also
absolutely steady in the air. This is
owing to the fact that they are indi-
vidually small. If you take a sheet of
paper and drive it edgewise through
the air the center of pressure is near
the front edge. Tilt it and the center
of pressure runs rapidly back till
when the sheet is vertical the center of
pressure is at the center of the Sheet
Now If you have a plane, correspond
ing to the sheet of paper. but six feet
square, when it is tilted in the air
the center of pressure will move back
three feet. But If your plane is only
six inches square, the center of pres
sure can move only three inches This
is the secret of the tetrahedral kites
steadiness even in a gusty wind
Lieut. Selfridge's Trial.
I'm experimenting with it before we
put in the motor the late Lieut.. Sell
fridge went up in the machine 1853 feet
The machine on that occasion was
flown as kite, behind a fast steam
boat. 1t was automatically steady even
In a severe wind and pama down IN
the water like butterfly alighting.
"The whole trouble about flying it
with motor in it this year was that
the motor we had was twice as heavy
as we expected and developed much
less than the estimated horsepower ]
snail build the machine over this sum-
mer and try, it again with the required
amount of ballast on board, but shall
OF send up man just now"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-29
Legal Aid Society.

NEW YORK. April 2e-Tbe Leg
Aid society will give tonight at the
metropolitan Opera house, the oper
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-29
Happiness Can Keep Us Pretty Young"

happy home is the greatest thing in the world To the
who has plenty of time to enjoy ta home is her ideal
of Earth To be able to enjoy it's
forts peassto be dressed neatly and feel health and good
spirs-whats better?
But to the who doesn't have time to enjoy her
homeifewo is forever working kitchen stove that's
dirty and hocarrying coal and wood paying high fuel bills
what of her?
It doubtful she feels like dressing up-cang
enjoying her own home comforts What is she to do?
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-29
The Gas Range is the Only Way

It makes housekeeping by doing with building
fires shaking gracarrying coal and woodit gives her time
enjoy her home She feels better physically and like
herself
Her carrying coal and wood is suppanted by merely
valve and striking match Her fire always
night Gas cheapest fuel starting
the fire and waiting for it hot With gas range
you re-turn Next ALL
When you're through cookng-stop expense. Turn the
valve off, Isn't simple? Nothing complicated child five
old could do it.
Don't look at from affair." The is don't
know the advantages range We you
for yolr good Drop in ofce-we will be tickled
death to demonstrate the gas proposition to YOU
e. NORTHWESTERN GAS & ELECTRIC CO. pAoreu
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09

covering latent talent and developine ..
it to the utmost perfection.
The oratorio is dedicated by Father
Hartmann, the composer. to the king
of Spain. 1t was produced for the frst
time at Bamberg October H. 1908. be-
fore distinguished audience inelnd-
ing many high dignitaries of church
and state. Competent critics declare
II gem of purest art and have lauded
it TO the skies.
There is something very suggestive
and deeply significant in the launehine Q.
last month of new Catholic periodical
by the Jesuits. entitled America. IN
this country the society of Jesus has.
from the first, been Identified with
learning and science. Their early ex
plorations, and heroic efforts for the
conversion and civilization of the ma
tive aborigines, form an important
chapter in the history of America.
while their famous college at George
town has played an important part in
the educational development of the
country since the founding of the re-
public. And now they are founding a
literary enterprise which ii is pro
posed to. make in every way worthy of
its name. America.
The desirability of such a review has
long been urged by members of the
hierarchy and by prominent priests
and laymen The object of the review
is Ito gather into one central pubIica-
tion a record OF Catholic achievements
and a defense of Catholic doctrine
built up by skillfuI hands in every part
of the globe The title embraces both
North and South America; in fact. the
entire western hemisphere. Already
bureaus of information have been es-
tablished in leading cities of Europe,
Mexico. Central and South America,
which will supply prompt and correct
information concerning Catholic inter
ests Tt is to he a weekly and owing
to the cosmopolitan character of its
contents it is expected to prove attrac-
tive to non Catholics as well as Cath
olics The editor in chief is Rev. John
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
GOVERNMENT WANTS
DECKHANDS AT THIS PORT
Examination Will Be Held in
This City May 20

The United States board of labor en-
ployment for the twelfth civil service
district announces that an examination
viii be held May %. 1903 for the posi-
tion Of deckhand on the government
boats under the quartermaster de-
partment in the harbor Of San Fran
cisco. This position pays SOS per
month.
Applicants are required to have had
experience as seamen or deckhand. Con-
siderable difficulty has been expert
enced in securing a sufficient number
OF qualified applicants for this exam
nation. No educational tests are re-
qured, but applicants must be in good
physical condition and must be between
the ages of 20 and 60 years
For application blanks and further
Information concerning this examina-
tion address secretary, twelfth civil
service district. or apply at room 241,
ostoffce building, San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09

Miss Jeanne Tyson. who has been
spending some time with Mrs Talbot
and her debutante daughter. has been
the recipient Of no end Of attention
~ fha hands Of Mrs. Taylbots friends
one of the charming affairs planned
FOR the visitor was Miss Talbots tea,
when half Of swagger Washington
-ezdezvoused at the Talbot home to
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
SENATORS TO INSPECT
SACRAMENTO VALLEY
of Irrigation Commit
tee Plan Trip for October
I [SPeeial Dispaioh to The Call


SACRAMENTO. May S-The sacra-
mento Valley development association
is in receipt fsinformation from the
committee on irrigation of the United
states senate that they viii. in all
probability spend three days October
12 13 and II. in Sacramento valley.
The committee apparently intends to
spend sufficient time 10 permit of a
thorough inspection Of the entire val
ley Three days will give sufficient
time for a trip up one side of the val
ley aud return on the other side.
one Of The principal objects Of the
visit OF this committee will be to go
over ~the Orland irrigation project
which is now in course of construction.
IL is probable that the committee will
spend nearly a day at Orland.
The officials of the valley associa-
tion viii endeavor to arrange a trip
on The Sacramento river which will
enable the members Of the committee
TO get d good idea Of the Importance
Of that stream. not only for naviga-
zion. but also as a supply of water for
irri cation.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
UTAH JURIST PASSES
AWAY IN LOS ANGELES
Supreme Court Justice w. c.
Hall Succumbs to ApopIexy

LONG BEACH May S.-supreme
Court Justice ". c. Hall of Salt Lake
died in a sanitarium here Thursday
evening from a stroke of apoplexy. He
came here Thursday from Los Angeles
he had been ia i'll health for some
time and WAS on visit to California
with his wife. daughter and son.
A heart affection showed dangerous
symptoms Thursday and he was hur-
ried here.
1874 lie WAS secretary Of the terri
tory Of Utah before its admission as
a state.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
j. Wynne, S. j., associate editor OIL the
Catholic Encyclopedia.

J. Wynne, S. j., associate editor OF the
Catholic Encyclopedia.
The editor of Rome, who has Wen
deserved reputation for accuracy IN ms
news items, says there can be no doupt
that in the future. the tendency TOWARD
Observation-Disclosures in the sacred col
lege will be further developed OF
instance, it is an open secret, he says
that before long the United states
will as rule. have two, and perhaps
three. cardinals; that England also VIII
have its prince of the church; that
Germany. in the near future, may nave
three instead of two cardinals, as at
present; that Canada, too. may supply
a member to the senate of the church-
in which it has had no place since the
death of Cardinal Taschereau
Cardinal Gotti. prefeet of the propa-
ganda in Rome, one of the ablest and
most famous. members of the sacred
college. reached his seventy-fifth birth
dav the other day. Except for receiv-
ing the casual congratulations of some
of his ecclesiastical colleagues he al
lowed the day to pass unnoticed, IN ac-
cordance with the austere and slinpie
life OF the Carmelite order. OF Whlcn
he is a member Many we'll informed
Catholics had believed that he would
be the successor Of Leo NIL. el ms
private life is very modest.
Although he lives in a palace, he is
still the barefooted monk. at least in
spirit. His sleeping apartment is fur
nished like that in which he slept dur
ing the years when he WAS an aseetlc
STUDENT and he uses no osdisplay, save
that which is positively imposed by the
rules regulating the life of cardinal
He. well deserves the title of the. car
dinal monk.
franciscan monk Rev Father Ad-
riano d'Antonio, of the province ol %.
Rernardine in the Abruzzi. Italy, mas
lust obtained a patent from the Ital-
! ian government for his little apparatus
to prevent railroad collisions. II Is
based on the IIertzian waves and prom
| ises ia. be entirely successful Inc
patent commission found it perfect IN
| all details 1t is placed before the
| engine and behind the last coach ana
not only signals approaching trans
/ but also applies the brakes automat-
1ically.
/ Father Engelbert Hubert. Fran
ciscan monk. provincial of Bavaria and
! doctor of the University of Munich is
lone of the chosen members of the sci
Ientific expedition sent by the Univer-
] sftv of Pennsylvania TO explore the
ruins of Babylon. He is the author OF
a standard work on Semitic philology.
/ The Oldest tree in the world, it is
/ hajieyed is plantain on the island
/ of COS under which Hippocrates taught
/ his pupils 20 centuries ago.
! A stethoscope. with tubes OF extra
ength, is valuable to the user of an in
| ternal combustion engine to locate the
cause of unusual noises.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09

dia Silks are water and perspiration proof
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09

At the White House a constant pro-
cession Of interesting guests have
been entertained. The president and
Mrs Taft had with them last week
fhe presidents sister, Mrs. Edwardes
Of Los Angeles who made her first
trip east ia over 20 years TO witness
her brothers Inauguration. Mrs Ed
vvardes. after 4 brief visit in Washing
ton. left early ia March for q round
u visits among her New England
relatives. much time being passed with
Miss Della Torrey. the venerable ma
ternal aunt Of the president Next week
the president and Mrs Taft win have
as their guest Judge Heron Of Gin
einnati. Mrs Taft's aged father.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
New Art Gallery At
Vatican Is Opened
Unbroken Tradition Shows Pope at Rome as
Friend and Encourager of True Artists

|TNHE items which appear herewith have been
pared International Catholic Truth society
are furnished by Call for publication in Fran
cisco Similar articles authoritative source
viii be printed on third Sundays of month
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09

Tbe Oldest tree in the world, it is
believed is a plantain on the island
of Cos. under which Hippocrates taught
his pupils 20 centuries ago.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09

stethoscope with tubes of extra
fength. is valuable to the user of an in
ternal combustion engine to locate the
cause of unusual noises
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-03
1T WAS A PLOT.
Massacres in Adana District Planned
in ConstantinopIe.

Constantinople, May 3.-Document-
airy evidence has been discovered
among the records of the telegraph
Office here of the knowledge of the
Constantinople authorities that mas
sacres had been planned for the Adana
district, and that they were to coin
eide with the political events here.
Other papers have been found indi-
eating also that the conspirators at
the palace acted in the sultan's name
in preparing the military mutiny of
April IS. Lists of houses, with notes
on the kind of loot to be found there
in, We're discovered on some of the
prisoners now in custody. The ar
rangements included a general mas
sacre of foreigners in Constantinople
including the diplomatic representa-
tiyeS on April "a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-03
CHRISTIAN SERVICE.
Subject of DIR. Leonard's Lecture at
Grand Sunday.

At the Grand on Sunday an instruc-
tive lecture was delivered by Mr..
Frank H. Leonard of Brooklyn, n. Y,
a member of the Christian Science
BOARD OF Lectureship, with the OBJ
lect of affordfng those really desir-
Gus of knowing what Christian Science
actually is an opportunity of getting
this knowledge through an authoriz-
ed channel He said in part:
Il have heard it said that Christian
Scientists do not use the Bible; that
all We use is Science and Health with
Key 10 the Scriptures written by Mrs
EDDY.
well. my friends, it is our Bible
help; 1t is the book that we study our
Bible with; it is the book that has
Int the veil of mystery from top to
bottom, revealing the spiritual import
of the Scriptures, opening to US the
Holy of Holes, wherein it is revealed
to us that God is no longer an un-
known God; no longer a God to be
ignorantly worshipped, but a God to
be loved; God who is Father to
his children; God who never turns
from his children; Father more ten
der. more considerable, more compass
sionate, more loving, than human
consciousness can even begin to grasp.
I'VE all know the works of healing
from sickness and raising the dead
Jesus accomplished with Gods word,
as well as the sin he overcame with it.
and we also know that he said: He
that believeth in me, the works that
do shall he do also: and greater works
than these shall he do; because I go
to my Father
Where, in the Bible. do we find the
permission given to anyone to sepa-
rate any part of this promise from
the rest of it2 Whence comes the au-
thority to say that Gods Word may
still be used to destroy sin and save
sinners but it can't be used to destroy
sickness and save the sick?
Does it not come dangerously near
| to being sacrilege to deny the right
and duty of man to be obedient to the
whole Of the virtual command, and
| so, practically. deny that Jesus told
| the truth? Don't you see where the
trouble lies?
My friends. Christian Science is
the demonstration of that great, ten
der, compassionate Love which Jesus
Christ manifested to the world, not
only in his word, but in his demon
stration of its wonderful power. We
want you to know that Christian
Science is the revelation to mankind
today that only as we live the re-
ligion of Love, making its demonstra-
ton that Of doing unto others as we
would be done by, are we showing
any conception of that religion, pure
and undefiled, which the Bible COM
mands US to demonstrate"
Mr.. Leonard was introduced by Mr.
H. L. Rhodes.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-03
TO BE in THE CABINET.
secret of Gladys Vanderbiit's Hus-
bands Sudden Return.

Newport, r. l., May 3.-Friends of
the Vanderbilt family have received
word that the unexpected recall OF
Count Szechenyi. who married MISS
Gladys Vanderbilt, was because OF ms
annointment to a portfolio in the new
cabinet in the Hungarian government
When the count and countess arrived
in America in the middle of April they
planned to remain q considerable time,
perhaps all summer On April "a the
count was imperatively recalled to
Hungary and then ii was understood
that this was because of the uneasy
situation in the Balkans and because
he holds military office But wora
has now come. and it is fully credited,
that he is to be rendered a portfolio III
the cabinet which his close personal
friend Count Andrassy, the new pre-
ulier of Hungary, is forming.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-03
AUNTIES
They Belong to the Whole Neighbor
hood.

That dear old neighbor we knew as
"Aunty' and who lived down the
street was no relation, of course, ex-
cept that her tender old heart made
her "Aunty'' to all the young people.
And how she did love the young
mothers!
One who remembers her says:
I'VE could always depend on Aunty
for good sound advice. She was par
ticularly we'll informed on food and
what TO use for certain troubles.
AFTER having taught in the public
schools for years my health became
bad and / suffered frequently from
indigestion. After my marriage 1 had
indigestion so badly it became chronic.
lowing to my condition my little
baby did not get proper nou-ishment
and was very delicate child. I had
about decided to put her on artificial
food altogether when the advice of
dear old 'Aunty' put baby and 1 on
the right road
"She insisted upon my trying Grape
Nuts food. declaring that it would
help me and give baby more nourish-
ment. so to please her I did, trying it
for breakfast The result was so
luncheon too and I must say the
change has been wonderful. I have
good health now and baby is a strong
active child
MY mother says that Grape-Nuts
helps her more and keeps her more
cheerful and happy than anything
else she has ever done. Truly pure.
scientific food has great power"
There's a Reason"
Read THE Road to Wellville." in
pkgs
Ever read the above letter? new
one appears from time to time They
argentine, true, and full of human
fufRre<f
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
At the Grand.

1.-THE Girl Question" will be the
next attraction at the Grand being
booked for next Saturday night. This
production was written by the
authors of THE Time, the Place, and
the Girl and even surpasses it's fore
runner in popularity A genuine
novelty of 1.-THE Girl Question" the
delightful music play by Hough and
Adams. and with music by Joseph E.
Howard, is the musical typewriter
number which opens the third act.
The chorus girls representing steno-
graphers are seated at machines. and
as they operate the keys, chimes
operated by electricity and placed all
over the house chime an accom-
paniment to the words of their song.
The audience is always mystified at
this number and invariably demand a
dozen encores.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-03
JOHNSON TRAINING.
Black Champion Getting Ready to
Meet O'Brien.

Chicago, May 3.-Champion Jack
Johnson starts hard training today for
his bout with Jack O'Brien in Philade1-
phia May 10. He has been working
lightly with Kid Cutler, Tony Caponi
and Yank Kenney, and the three will
act as his sparring partners for the
next two weeks.
George Lytle, who is managing John
son, says that although the big colored
boxer will sail for England May 26 he
intends to come back in time to fill his
engagements here with Kaufman and
Ketchel
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-03

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rules and conditions Of this advertise
ment, wins first prize. Words not found
in Webster's Unabridged Dictionary not
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used. Each contestant must sign and fill
in the coupon at the bottom of this ad-
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contest is free and open to everybody not
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-03
TRAIN FELL ON Them.
Nine Men Killed While Working on
the Panama Canal

Panama, May 3--Nine men were
killed outright. two died on the way
to the hospital three are dying and
six were severely injured at Gold hill,
near Culebra when dump cars. with
their crew toppIed over from an upper
level OF the cut upon the gang work
ing below. The accident was caused
by the release of the airbrakes be-
fore the engine was coupled to the
cars This allowed the cars to slide
back. Then the track gave way and
tumbIed the cars upon the workers
beneath.