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The Washington times., 1910-03-08

FILES gIEtD ~ Is 80 II DAYS.
FAZO ON IMENT IS guaranteed 10 cure
any case of Itching. Blind. Bleeding. or Pro
SrpdlnE p es IN 10 y days moi re-
funded Sc.
The Washington times., 1910-03-08
SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the National Lie Insurance Com
pany. Of the United states Of America
VIII be held 1T the office Of the com
pany. IN Room PIX, at No 1870 j Street
Northwest. Of the City Of Washington.
D. c., on Tuesday. March D 1910, az lG
o clock IN the forenoon
r E SACKETT, Secretary
Washington. D. c., Feb. 2s, $50
feZ5-l0t
The Washington times., 1910-03-08
Proposed Financial System
Recommended by Unani-
nous Vote.
FAVORABLE REPORT
BY COL.TRUESDELL
Committee Appointed TO Act With
Chamber of Commerce for
Banquet to Taft.

Commissioner William V. Judson's
plan for managing the finances Of the
District as proposed in a bill introduced
in Congress. is favored by the Wash
ingtop Board of Trade
In fact so well pleased are the mem
hers Of the board with the provisions
Of the bill and its possibilities that
they gave a rising vote of thanks TO
Commissioner Judson following the
discussion of the measure at the meet
ing Of the board in the New Willard
last night.
The JUdsOn plan Of managing, the
finances Of the District for the next
twelve years. was the order Of business
AT the meeting It's adoption had been
recommended IN the report Of the COM
mlttee on municipal finance submitted
10 the board at its meeting a week ago
II was not considered at that time.
Explained By Col. Truesdell.
In presenting his report to the trade
body last night Col George Truesdeu,
chairman Of the committee on municipal
finance, made a statement in which he
explained the various objects of the
Judson plan. He showed what had
been accomplished in the past in the
matter Of financing the District and
what might De done I'm the future under
the provision of the plan He declared
that the District had been drifting along
/ lu debt which now amounts 10 5000 90
He said il could not be determined when
Congress might call upon the District
/ 10 pay this, IN view Of the fact that Il
! is a demand loan"
Colonel Truesueu said the Judsop piIl
would overcome this possibility. anG
| that IN twelve years would pay off the
| Indebtedness. and at the same time in
/ sure the carrying out Of the various
| large Improvement projects wanted In
! the District.
| Major JudsOn. who had been Invited
/ to attend the meeting was asked to adj
/ dress the meeting. lie 80 d the details
| of this proposition are so well known
/ thaI he would not 90 into them. but
/ that he could assure the body that the
/ plan Is a simple, feasible arrangement,
/ by which a troublesome matter can be
/ disposed IF without retarding the prog
! reSS or operation OF the local govern
/ ment. He declared that at the rate
! the revenues of the District are increaS-
/ ing and al the rate the annual extraor-
/ binary expenses will decrease. the time
/ is not far distant when the District
| viii have so much money n won't knOw
| what 10 do with IL
I and convincing. When the vote on the
/ proposition was taken IL was adopted
J unanimously
The Washington times., 1910-03-08
THOUSANDS GATHER
At TINES OFFICE
Police Restraint Required in
EagerneSS to Start Saw
ingS Accounts.

Continued from First PaEoJ
The Washington times., 1910-03-08

Counsel. Howard Boyd.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
Answers to Queries

GEoPHAGIsM-C T. Oakland. What people
given 70 geophsgismf
The habit of geophagism featins
earth) is common among the OttOmac
Indians of South America. Indians in
the Hudson bay region. some classes in
Laplaud and in north Scandinavia. also
the lowest order of Inhabitants in some
OF the southern states of the American
union. In Maryland these are called
clay eaters. in North Carolina. crack
ers; in Georgia and South Carolina.
sand hillers.
on STEAMERS subscriber. Oakland. To
whom must I apply for a position either
liner q transport sailing out of the port of
san Francisco and running to the orient:
Send application to the company
whose service you would like to enter.
As to the transport service. send ap-
plication to the transport department,
United States army. United States
transport dock. San Francisco.
PEASUTs-N. A. ". City. How do peanuts
grown the ground the vine?
The peanut plant grows from 10 TO
20 inches in height. and after the petals
fall tire flower stalk penetrates the
earth apd the nut is formed under
ground.
NA,rE-M. J.. city. When girl ularries
does she take the name Of her husband by eour-
tesy or by laws
AS marriage is a civil contract and
Is authorized by law the woman Ie-
galy takes the name of the man 10
whom she is married
SAN FRANCISCO Med. Berkeley To de-
eide bet. give the figures OF population in San
Francisco
There are no census figures as 10
that population. The estimate on jan
uary 1 of the current year was 100000.
ROLLER sKATING-w. H.. westport Who
holds the mile record in the United States for
roller skatIngf Time and place.
Eastern professional championship.
one mile. Frank Goldie. St. Louis, No.
minutes 1s 2-5 seconds.
COAT or ARNS-Inquirer City How can I
ind out II 1 am entitled 10 have coat OF arms
Go to the free library. consult books
on peerage and heraldry and discover
IL the family from which you are de-
scended had a coat Of arms
FIRE-M- F., Park City. Utah What was
the date Of the dig nre in Milwaukee. Wis. and
what was the lOsss
October 2s. 1892. Three hundred
buildings destroyed. Loss s5.0OO.s0O.
CAPTAIN-c. r.. CITY Who Is the command
ing officer Of the Fourth company Of the coast
artillery, national guard OF California.
Captain Hyde.
senator b the name of whitaey in ne PRES present
cO1gressa
No.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
The Income Tax
Amendment and
The Legislature

will of
governmental OF the federal
Root dagrees and his language readily
comprehensive to the lay mind as follows:
The effect of amendment will my if
said: The United
shall be applicable
national
and rules which applicable the
The layman will attempt decide between such
learned controversaist but viii prefer follow
OF New Jersey who holds that the Hughes objection
is negligible and says.
municipal
bond would $40
40 II the OF
hold
ebb OF
municipal securities indeed in unfortunate
the republic.
Governor Fort goes show that the power
impose this the municipal
bonds would certainly be exercised fashion
as he says
the
OF the
not
of people
elected would
OF the
The eagerly seized on the objection
raised by Governor Hughes and exploited its face
value The Francisco Chronicle to pretend
that Hughes opposed the general principle whereas
he had expressly approved it. but had criticised the wording the
amendment stated above.
In the the legislature of Illinois the amend
by unanimous In California should
of candidates for the legislature
ton What do the several gentlemen who
think about the income tax amendment?
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
The Language
OF the
Colleges

the we'll of English undehed The
photographers grammarians would kill the language by
srangng straitjacket When popular speech dehes them
they living language grows from day day and quite
defiance OF rules
These remarks may be pointed by extracts from
address by Miss Gill; president OF the Intercollegiate alumnae
association delivered Radcliffe college which
feminine attachment Harvard university Among other things
Miss Gill said
trouble with college today IS that they spend
much outv vhat
huing employment
and looking congenial occupation.
life
the ladder and fall ultimate
object always being
and with both feet Don't let marriage
will take eight hours of when have
homeful OF children to look after.
Doubtless this language would Professor Gayley Il
the dubious OF the sporting page of which Miss Gill
obviously jealous student The young lady the right
barbrou of speech She do the language
will soughed process
attTon This is the way languages grow by natural not
artificial, selection
special way and his disputed The ippan lingo
OF the angy young lady OF Radcliffe the whole vivid
English than this from Professor Gayey's book
In ideal, worshiped spirit truth might
teachers
humble
extua codcss coaon with professional mehodology and
cunnbled
gul
anatomical phoneucs
Here painful and quite unsuccessful sranng after
In mostly sound and gnifying little
nothing The young lady of Radcliffe enrich the
language but is from that sourcehe speech of the peopea
language gets Aexibllty. force and vividness.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
PERSONS IN THE NEWS

n. S. VAN DUZER. Mr.. and Mrs r L Burton
and Miss Catherine and Florence Burton came
up from the south yesterday in a private ear
and are guests at the Palace The party has
made an extended tour Of Mexico and Cali
fornia.
burg: T. wieSendznser. a real estate man Ok
large erCekery store in visalia. make up a
party staying at the Argonaut-
RALPH ToBrg. who has been associated with
the Fai-mOnt and Palace hotels for some years.
viii leave shortly fer the east 20 elerksAf.,
with one Of the large hotels Of New York
city
GEORGE NJ WEAVER. general western agent
Of the New Yozk Central lines in rharSc Of
the Merchants Despatch. : at the Palace
with Mrs Weaver, registered from Chlea-a
THEODORE 3. WILCOX. a nnar merchant AZ
Portland Is at tue Palace with sIrs WILCOX.
They have been spending some weeks in TIE
southern part OF the state
HOWARD DURHAM. Representative o. N.-.
shall Field Of Chicago. is registered AZ "a.
Palace He Is here a business trip
J. 7. JUDGE. banker of salt Lake. ean,e n,
from Del Monte yesterday with Mrs. Ju.sse
and Is staying at the ST Francis
DR. A. J. KAHN Of Sapa is at the Stewart w,.s
Mrs Kahn.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
Brutality at the
Marine Hospital

least prima brutality done the
u helpless appears be made against the medical
officers charge of the United States marine hospital at
the testimony by witnesses can not
be proved matter calling for the severest
discipline be applied Stories told and corroDoraed
revolving practced sick and helpless 1t is an
affair taken up Washington and it the duty
OF Francisco delegation TO that the sht
representations the proper. official quarter
charged that Doctor Moore OF the hospital staff had
diving strapped and then struck him the
the being great pain groaning and making
Moore unable rebut this testimony
should be dismissed from the service
disgrace the officials connected with the hospital
that Washington will pay OF attention to complaints based
charges matreang We do believe anything
Sort but there any ground Tor the allegation 1t is
disgrace should have the attention OF
Other charges OF brutality and cruelty at the hospital
supported by testimony and represented that the
spirit the hospital management the sailor like dog
the buko translated dry land 1t is
spirit expression the ntmation that Wash
ngon pay the complaints charges OF
seaarng
We had supposed that this of mind had become
land. The influential body which
much the and their calling but
the the San Francisco marine hospital
baed survival OF period and the duty the
such sefdeense the law and form
government permit.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
Coast Brevities

FIRE DESTROYS BLocK-NoxsieS. Ark
March S--Firc dessrOyed the Boston store
and the Fssasuez block early today ana asr,-
zCed . uuEnheT q business houses Loss SO
n(-3 70 sI0o-of8-
PLANS FOR COMMERCE cHAMBER-p.lo
Ate. March s--1he committee appointed some
tine axe 70 arrange Ter the formation q a
ci1zulter q couuPrce IN Pal0 Alto has called
meeting 81 cltizens % take place az the
srm0-y Nont1zT night.
BODY FOUND n TUSHEL-Tacoua March 3
The body - joseph Monday a Northern Pa
rffc hDeuan. MAS foHnd This morning by a
TRACK walker II tunnel No. ) between Martin
and Stampede. There were no marks On the
body indicating he had been struck BY a
train
ELKs ELECT oFFICEEs-Sau Nateo March 3
The san Mateo lodge q Eiks- whose members
SCATTERED over the peninsula from Soufh
San Francisco 70 Paio Alto. elected the fol
lowing efncerS last night for the ensuing year
L h Newbert exalted ruler Hall C. Ro=s
lesdfng Knight J. p. Defy. le-sl kuI<hrs Z
r Oswald iecturlnx knight T. J. 0rBrien.
rrea<8rer- C. h Campbell secretary ". B.
Lswrsnee- fruStee. J. s Hunter tyler. o. l..
ko0p. delegate 70 grand ledge. Prank Z Bas-
kettle. alternate delegate.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04

ALBERT J. ASaoLr. assistant naaz<er os the
Axnx- returned Wednesday from the orient.
where he had sQeus three months in the inter
est of tae hotel.
A. d MYERS. who maize forsane in GcldHsid
came Up from Les Angeles YESTERDAY and IS
registered at the 81 Francis.
the nrss district. : down frOra JackSoa and Is
= guest al 'As .ss'a.as
4 r. WRIGHT. misln- msa ~ R,.o. :
spending his hoaeyusooa az sne Maax win
Mr. wri=Ar-
L ? ST cLAIS. sa oil epers-or er Raks-<1-id.
Is anaons sne recent srrIvsls AZ TIE stewart
j. A. EDWARDS real estate nan - Modesto.
: ameas TIE recear arrivals az the Stsnfori.
STATE SENATOR ?. L FLANAGAN % Nevada
Al me Faiaes' registered frum Reno
MRS ? n. REMIrARD ssa MS Remsn.-d
q sAn 'ess are guests AZ sas Falr&oae
hs- AND MRS A 4. sAzxxIsEr o. raeOa.
have apartments at she F&irncat-
Ean sesDzIrSezz- fruis sro~er q
tFssne' is az ne 81 FsanSls.
JOSEPH CRAIG. a banker - woca,.,s !. ...r-
inS AZ the stewart
5 Il AFsxx. merchants % chi.,. : <s.x,.x
a. the stanford
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04

OF the American bogie be good
costs him all his money. He pundered the price of oil
He ruthey crushed all who dared compete his market and
he has owning the earth OF the North American
tnen than other that lived Now he wants to
divide with all Black finds lodgment the palaces
oil kings we'll the shanes OF poor The pricks OF
conscience assal Mr. Rockefeller He will give it back.
This said spirit of criticism is cold diagnosis
OF Mr. Roc<eelers mental pathology He
credit for the good qualities that him. 1t
sensitive soul and liberal mind Indeed Mr. Rockefeller
Iberality IS magnificent, sensational splendid.
The other day congress old gentleman of another type
OF the historic school, Mississippi
bade farewell the address which for its simplicity
and tenderness has drawn the country
course OF that address Senator Gordon said
am something that OF
the seekers
do but always did before
nght think that Mr. Rockefeller |
until somebody shows
employees who did
am told that ne had a strike his employees
told another do
think much he
forbut he OF
churches
needed
there and cared Ii anybody
like that let them IN their and smoke
There Joy heaven repents but this
manifestation OF celestial feeling does
mens Still stands thine ancient word Thou shalt steal
unfortunate that controversy should have the
meaning and application OF the between
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04

control the prices OF nsF IN San francisco
markets. 1t is the duty OF the district attorney
to prosecute such trusts under the Cartwright
law of this state and the present is assuredly
q case that demands official attention and
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04

Hughes OF New York The position taken by
Hughes IS thus fairly stated by Root:
The objection is made TO the amendment
that II viii confer upon the national government
the power to incomes derived from bonds
issued bE the states or under the authority OF
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04

PROFESSOR GAYLEY'S melancholy mood, induced by con
temptation OF the contemporary college and undergraduate
personnel largely inspired by OF grievous wrong
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
The District
Attorney and
The Fish Trust

rigorous enforcement OF the law
The Call does PREJUDICE the controversy, but the grossly
eobant prices exacted for all kinds OF fish San Francisco
right the edge OF the Pacific themselves sufficient
ace presumption that artificial and illegal
means IS employed control the market
Testimony these lines has been given during the
CATION Retail marketnen who desired patronze
wholesale dealer coerced by refusal of supplies
appears have
told that they could have except
pettve could supply they agreed quit
buying from the competing firm they taken back
favor These the customary tactics of the and they
criminal
At time when the of living gevously oppresses
wicked heavier by artificial
means to aen greed There time when they hanged
ho by creating artificial scarcity prices food
to have fallen neglect foEetfunes
eno the district attorney prosecuted
meat trust Perhaps Mr. Fckert
with the fish
'OMkBODY said the other day, rather, repeated
saying, that mo earned million dollars
That IS not universally but germ
and it may be that vague sense
OF delinquency impels American mlIionares
Giving Back His RockeeIer Carnegie Russell Sage and
Many Millions Others make of belated
- i-l restitution by which the social body becomes
the beneficiary They robbed TO even the score they
pay Paul
John D. Rockefeller who has for years fulfilled the junction
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04

done 70 the EngHSh language we scarcely
know whether the professor OF English litera
ture at the. University of California desires tc
convert>that tongue into dead language. but
that aspiration IS, OF course the ideal cherished
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04

Mrs Henry Foster Dutton enter
tanned yesterday az an informal lunch
con at the ST. Francis. Among those
who assembled at the party were Mrs.
James Blair, Miss Jennie Blair. Mss
Maud O'Connor and Mrs Fletcher Ryer.
The table decoration was a pretty ar
rangement OF dafrodiIS and violsts.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04

/ ISTRICT ATTORNEY FICkERTS attention b.
directed the inquiry before committee of TIL
legislature concerning the existence of organized t
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04

IS unfortunate that controversy should have the
meaning and application OF the amendment between
such eminent legal authorities Governor
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04

Miss Marie Brewer. who has been in
town for several days visiting at The
home OF Mrs. George Ashton. returned
yesterday TO her home in Mill Valley.
The Misses Brewer are established IN
their new residence in the valley. bur
will be frequent visitors here during
the summer and entertain az A series
of house parties IN the later season
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04

OMEBODY said the other day, or rather repeated an old
SAYING that mo man earned million dollars honestly =
That but contains truth
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04

Since Miss Marie Churchill has gone
to San Mateo her friends in town have
been enjoying a series OF delightful
house parties az her home. a merry
party of young people was entertained
over the recent week end There were
motor trips and a lunchean at the Bur
hngame country club 70 pass the hours
pleasantly for -she visitors
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04

city may get precinct registration FOR primary
election II mayor approves. Page I6
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
Rockefeller
Giving Back His
Many Millions
the beneficiary.

they
pay Paul
John d. Rockefeller for years fulfilled the junction
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-22
Popular With the Farmers.

Branching out in the country, the farm
er has come to realize that it is just as
cheap to run an auto as it is to hitch up
the bays" for a trip into town. He has
even discovered that it pays to haul the
milk, butter and other produce to market
in a self-pTOpelled vehicle. And right
here is where the good roads movement
has received its greatest boost. No part
of the country can really prosper and
continue to do so without decent high
ways. The farmer in the past was used
to mud and water but now it is different
Getting stuck in the ruts was part of life
but he is in a hurry now and wants to
get somewhere in as short a time as pos
sible. Consequently he has been one of
the most enthusiastic advocates of good
roads.
This tendency has been a benefit to the
small town as we'll as the largest cities
The small manufacturer has discovered
that the added expense necessary to turn
his factory into an automobile concern
requires little outlay, and this is proved
by the statistics which show that fifty
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-22
RHEUMATISM
CURED AT HOME
How to Keep the System Free
from Rheumatic Poison So
There VIII Be No
Relapse.
Every sufferer from rheumatism waDt'

Every sufferer from rheumatism WaDtF
60 be cured and tn stay Cured
The prospect of the return II the
same old rheumatism every year is not
attractive TO anybody WHO has gone
through one siege Most treatments
aim simply 70 keep down" the rheu
matte poisons in the blood The tonia
treatment with Dr. Williams Pink Pills
has proved by hundreds of cures that il
builds up the blood TO point thar
enables it 10 east ont these poisonN
through the regular channels Of exCrC
ton. the bowels. kidneys and the skin
When this is done the rheumatism per
manently Cnred and rs long rs the blood
is kept pure and rich the patient viii hi
immune from attacks of rheumatism.
Miss Cora Yelm. OF Genoa, Neb-, OWES
her permanent cure of muscular rheE
matism to DR. Williams Pink Pills
She says:
Il became afflicted with muscula'
rheumatism after taking cold The
disease settled in the cords Of the neck
and through the shoulders. The cords
of my neck began to swell. were very
sore aud panied me continually As tho
disease grew worse my neck became Sc
stiff that | could not turn my head
The pains we're dull and affected the
muscles across the shoulders There wa
also constant dali. aching pain acros.
the small of the hack. / had restless
nights and at times suffered frOIs sever
headaches
Although J tried different medicines
nothing helped me until I used d.
Williams Pink Pills I could see they
were helping me from the start and
used them until entirely well have
never been troubled with rheumatism
since.
Thin blood. besides inviting rheuma
tism. means starved nerves, weakened
digestion, functional disorders. head
aches, possibly nenralgia, sciatica an(
even partial paralysis Or Williams
Pink Pills build mp the blood, repair
waste and prevent and check disease
| They are for men and women. Young
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or will he sent, postpaid, on receipt o.
price. 80 cents per box; SiN boxes 81. 90
| bv the Or Williams Medicine Company
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Henry J. Short and Clara Rohn, Salt
Ernest Wright and Nellie E. Park,
Murray,
Joseph z. Mandsley. Raymond, Can
ada. and Wilhelmina Scott, ST. George
benjamin H. Miller and Rosetta Her
ron, Garfield.
Albert W. Johnson and Ingred c,
HOaglund, Bingham.
Walter Handley. Chicago, and Name
Barker, Wichita. Kan.
Edward W. Duggins and Rena E,
Newman. Bingham.
J. P. olsen and Laura Nielsen, Bing-
ham.
Lehi n. Tingey, Salt Lake, and Ger
trude Smith, Provo.
sam Turner and Annie Anderson, Salt
Jacob Scherer and Julione Carl, Salt
George W. Morris and Mary E. Jones
Salt Lake.