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The Washington times., 1910-05-03
STOMACH DISTRESS
Henry Evans Sells Mi-O-na, the
Money Back Cure

Indigestion VIII not long trouble you Il
you put your faith in Mona stomach
tablets.
Taken after meals Mona stops heavi-
ness, sourness, beIchins % gas Heartburn
II FIVE minutes
It is guaranteed TO cure indigestion and
build up the stomach. or money back II
cured Mrs KlUmpp, it VIII cure you.
Read
zone year ago I was cured Of severe
stomach trouble by the use Of AII-O-NA
Ny food fermented and sJured- making gas
and a naUseous condition I could not eat
and got weak and depressed and was sick
abed six weeks DoctorinZ without sue
cess. was advised 20 try MONA
received help from using the first box and
continuing I used four in an and was cured
There is nothing too strong Tor me to say
In favor OF MONA Il cures where
other remedies and doctors faiI. Mrs.
Wm. Klumpp, T. Edgetown, Lowell, Mich
Sold by druggists everywhere and by
Henry Evans, at so cents q large box Mall
orders filed. charges prepaid. by Booths
| Mona Buffalo, n 1.
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
Poison Experts Fail to Make
Direct Charges Against
Doctor.
HEKTOEN'S BOOK
UPSET TESTIMONY
Wife, IN Court, Weeps as Her
Mother Stolidly Looks Out
the Window.

KANSAS CITY. No. May slack of
direct evidence against Dr. b ClarL
Hyde on trial for the murder Of Col
Thomas H SwOpe. millionaire philan-
thropist, leads many TO believe that the
bottom has fallen from the States case
DIS. Ludwig Hestoen and Walter 5
Haines. poison experts from Chicago
who testified for the State, failed %
make direct accusations against Dr..
Hyde
DR.. Hektoen's testimony was torn &c
threads. by counsel fCF Dr.. Hyde, whC
used 2 book compiled. md written BY ths
witness. 10 Tefute many Of his stale
meutS made on the witness stand
Dr Haines stated that his ludepeEd-
eur examination failed to show the
presence Of dangerous drugs He said
that when working with DIT. Victor c.
Vaughn, Of Ann ATbOT, Mich they did
find a trace Of cyanide Of potassium
The result Of yesterdays session OF
court brought Mrs Hyde the devoted
wife Of the prisoner. TO the court room
today earlier than usual
She awaited her husbands entrances
TO the court room near the prisoner
door and when he entered threw he
arms about his neck and WepI-
Her mother, Mrs Logan o. SWope
sitting back in the CToWde dCOurT room
witnessed the affeCuOnate scene bu
turned her head and Eazed out OF tn
window 70 the yard below
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
BUFFALO'S MAYOR
is A REAL FAN
Citizens May Have Half-Holiday
to See the Opening
Game

BUFFALO, Nay Mayor Fuhrmau1
has sent a special message to the COM
mon council asking that next Monday
afternoon be designated a public hall
holiday IN this city, because the baseball
season opens here then In his message
the mayor says in part
Baseball IS everywhere recognized as
the national game II IS d clean kind o.
sport Il affords TemUneTative employ
Ulent TO thousands of our citizens or
village, field. and common on city park
and playground. on high school and col
IeEe campus. TO less than on more pre-
tentiouS diamonds maintained under pro
fessIo1al auspices, millions OF It's patrons
derive recreation and health during the
outdoor months Of the baseball season
In my Judgment q well-selecred well
supported league team IS a good thing
for any CITY a firSt-ciaSS nine creates
civic -atrf0rfsv al home and gives the
city favorable publicity abroad In Ih-s
age for a city 20 be without repre-
sentative ball team Is advertising itself
r1rpFogreSsiTe-
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
NOTICES ARE SENT
TO THDELINQUENTS
Assessor Richards Replies to
Resolution of Citizens
Association.

That every effort is made TO notify
delinquent property owners OF the
sale OF property for taxes, is the reply
made by Assessor w p. Richards TO a
resolution calling for such action,
adopted recently by the Northwest
Washington Citizens Association.
Notwithstanding the fact that indi-
vidUaI notices 10 owners who are in ar
resrs for taxes are not required by
law" says Assessor Richards. Tt is
theinvariable custom OF this Office to
send them out from Two TO three months
before the sale. which IS held in March
OF each year, and IN cases where prop
perty has already has been sold, but
not redeemed. 70 notify the parties that
the redemption period viii expire at a
gwen date, and that unless payment is
made previous thereto. a deed VIII then
issue TO the purchaser as provided by
law
This has been the past, and is the
present method OF procedure, and the
association therefore, goes upon record
as asking for the adoption OF a plan
that already preailvs. and has been fol-
lowed for years by this office"
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
MAYOR SEEKS AID
OF CIVIC EXPERTS
Nilwaukees Socialist Exec
utive to Invite College Pro
fessors Into Cabinet.

MILWAUKEE,. May Mayor Emil
seideI is deep in correspondence with
university professors and municipal eO-
perts throughout the country IN an e.
fort 70 attach them 20 the services OF
the new administration for the better
ment Of conditions in the Cream City
While neither the mayor nor Alder
man Berger VIII discuss actual names,
Il Is known that they are n touch with
a number Of TelI-znown men Prof
John r Commons. Of the University OF
Wisconsin. has been asked. II IS under
stood. 10 take charge Of the research.
Il IS said Lawrence WELLER, Of New
YORK city. the best-iufoTueG man IN
The country on housing problems, -
being urEed 10 make Q study Of Nil
Yankees housing situation IN an al
together different field the socialists are
looking for some one with the training
Of q sanftariau and physician 10 take
the position Of commissions Of health
we viii give the right man the full
est sort OF support" said the mayor.
we socialists believe IN good health
II IS a part OF our politics"
Mayor SeideTs chief difficulty now is
IN escaping from the magazine writer's
long enough 10 attend 10 his pressing Of
fetal duties
These writer's are here IN droves. and
they follow the mayor and Alderman
Berger around from morning until night
seeking interviews. signed statements
character studies" and articles OF
''Wlar Is the Matter With Milwaukee,
and How Did II Happen After hav-
ing dictated his 'Stee1rh interview the
mayor whimSiCaIIy declared that moth
ing ever VIII happen If you gentlemen
don't give re some time 10 myself
The local newspapers seem disposed q
give the mayor a chance TO make good
md bv IaCi- agreement have withheld
the criticism usually showered very free
~ EDol the socialists here
4 few more such decisions. they say
and Milwaukee VIII get fairly homes
administration and no harm done
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
Don't LET Your
Piles Grow
Every HemOTrhoidaI Ulcer is a Fer
tile Field for Cancer and Other
Deadly Diseases.
TRIAL PACKAGE FREE.

Constipation unchecked brings infam-
nation Inflammation begets piles and piles
too often superinduce tJcmOrs OF malignant
nature
Piles tOT hemOThOidS1 rarely XIII out
they cause more agony IN few minutes
than much more serious troubles
They. are easy to cure II you go az II right
An operation with the knife IS danger
Gus. agOnizing, and rarely a permanent
success
There IS Just one way to be CUred-One
sire way uainleSSly and prIvately-and
that Is with Pyramid Pile Cure
We mail a free trial package 10 all who
write
II VIII give you instant relief and start
YOU well on the way 10 perfect cure
Then YOU can get a fJIll-slZed box from
anv druggist for 50 cents, and often one
box cures
Insist on having what you call for
Just send your name and address to
Pyramid Drug Co. o Pyramid Building,
MARSHALL Mich. and receive free by re-
turn mail the trial package in plain
wrapper
a free package
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
PRINCE TSAI TO BUY
ARMY EQUIPMENT
Uncle of Emperor Takes
Lunch With Schwab and
Carnegie.

II was learned one Of the principal
objects OF the visit 10 New York Of the
C.hniese Prince Tsai Tao, uncle Of Pu-
vi The infant Emperor of CHM IS 10
arrange for the purchase OF several
million dollars worth Of guns and uiill-
rzr7v OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iy he viii pur-
chase more than 100000 worth OF such
material
The prince lunches today with Charles
NJ SchWab. president OF me BelnleileIll
steel COMPANY At this luncheon ne
viii meet Andrew Carnegie the great
fronmaster, and Il IS probable tlat some
Of the 600 wiz be spent before the
DAY IS over.
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
BRYAN'S DAUGHTER
IS OFFICERS BRIDE
Lieutenant Owen and Bride,
Daughter of Leader, to
Go to Europe.

LINCOLN, Neb-. May 3--The wedding
Of Lieut.. Reginald Altman Owen. OF the
British Royal Engineers. and Ruth
Bryan Leavitt was celebrated today at
Fairview, the country home Of W. J.
Bryan, the brides father
A strict censorship ordered By 8Tr.
Bryan prevented any announcement as
TO the details
The ceremony probably took plac= at
70 a m A wedding luncheon followed.
II Is expected that the Owens will 80
10 Kingston, Jamaica, where the lieu
tenant is in the service OF the British
army, for their honeymoon. Their route
is [ ODE kept a secret
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
SEEKING TO AVOID
POLITICAL FIGHTS
Citizens Federation Committee
May Adopt Constitutional Pro-
vision Excluding Politics.

When the committee OF I've appointed
TO draw I'D the bylaws of the Fedora
ton OF Citizens Associations Associa-
tions meets this week an effort viii be
made TO incorporate a provision which
will make IL impossible for the fedora
ton 70 take up matters which are pure
~ political.
The announcement by John 3. Hen
derson. former Senator from Missouri,
that he intends presenting a proposition
to petition Congress to abolish the COM
mission form Of government, has thrown
q scare into the committee
It IS understood that a strong fight is
10 be 2de 10 head OF M Henderson in
asmuch as a political proposition might
hopeleSsly enguIf the federation
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
THIRD ARBITRATOR
NOT YET CHOSEN

The Interstate Commerce Commission
is having a difficult time selecting a
third man for the arbitration board
which viii attempt 20 regulate the diff
feTences between the Southern Railway
telegraphers and the company.
According TO q rumor, which enanates
from a reliable source, the commission
has selected several men. but has been
unable 70 get any one who VII assume
the responsibility Of casting g deciding
vote, as the other two men on the COM
Tnittee were appointed respectively by
the railway company and the telegraph
ers' union
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
GRAPE JUICE

is food that the weakest stomach can sssiniIate
This Juice is not diluted with water or COnuaninate
with any preservative. zee pint
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
TOLERANCE HIS THEME

THE Catholics. the Most Tolerant OF
American Citizens" Is the title OF a
lecture 10 be given in the knights OF
Columbus Tall tomorrow night, BY Rev.
William T Russell, rector OF St Pat
rick's Church The lecture viii be IN
der the auspices OF the Knights OF Co
Iumbus. and Il IS expected that a repre-
sentative audience, including many
members Of Congress. VIII be present
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
BABY BORN ON SHIP
ENTERING NEW YORK

NEW YORK. May 3-when the
steamer Philadelphia from Venezuelan
and Porto Rican ports locked today. Il
carried one passenger more than II had
when IL left its last port The new
conner was born 70 a Syrian storage
passenger while the steamer was enter
ing the harbor.
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
Thin?PdLe?

All run down, easily tired, thin, pale,
nervous? And do not know what TO
take? Then 90 direct TO your doctor.
Ask his opinion OF Ayers non-alco-
holic SaTsspsrilla. No alcohol. No
stimulation. A blood purifier, nerve
tonic, a strong Alternative, an aid to
digestion, makes the blood rich.
Consul your doctor freely about medical mat
ferS. He kaolrs. Trust him. Do Is he soys.
FoIIou0 lis odoice at oHtaaes &c, Aver Co.
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
ELECTION ANNULLED.
CORRUPTION CAUSE

LONDON. May 3-The election Of ST
Christopher Furn5ss. miliiona ire steam
ship man and one OF England greatest
land owners. was today declared void
on the ground that the corrupE practices
act was violated fl his district az the
general election
Since 1900 Sir Christopher EaE reura-
scented HartleDool He is Liberal
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
Washington Memorial Build
ing Favored by Members
of Directorate.
ANNUAL BALL GAME
SEEMS A CERTAINTY
Authority Given TO Accept Chal-
ienge of Chamber of Commerce
Team-Excursion Arranged.

Formal Endorsement may be given the
George washington Memorial Associa-
tor. project 10 erect a 100000 auditor
ium in this city by the Board Of Tyade
at a meeting OF that organization which
viii be held probably on May IS
L was announced today that discus
sion OF the project would be given a
prominent place on the program. which
Is being arranged for the next meeting
Several speakers VIII be asked 70 eE-
pIain the details Of the association s
plans
Opinions Inquired
Yesterday afternoon the auditorium
matter was brought before the direct
ors NJ The hoard informally but no &C
rfor v7z taken. President Harrles
brought I'D the question. and suggested
-ba+ the fun membership be given an
opportunity 10 express itself on the mat
ter. -, ,--.-.r,,77
game between the Chamber OF COM
r0er~e and Board Of Trade being played
this wear was considerably FRIGHTENED
--osfar7av when the board authorized
its team 20 accept the manner ; S ~
IenEe. provided the date ON eilElolii-E
OF members should not extend beyond
n Tss stated at the Board Of Trade
organization would take the initiative ~
irving 10 arrange Tor the game and
would make every reasonable Conce5SS-
sion in order 10 have the contest pull
ITO Begin Practice
Following the action Of the directors
q cali for practice has been issued to
the members of the board team by Dr.
Frank Z Gibson The practice games
viii be played on the east diamond OF
the EIIipse on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Sat7rria--s- The first practice is sChedu-
led for day after tomorrow
Thomas c. Noyes reported tOT the
committees on excursion that the date
for the annual outing had not been
agreed upon- but that in all pro babil-
INV the. excursion would consist or
rri0 10 Marshall Hail. where q snao
br Ike will be a part OF the program
The directors authorized the print
iue at the expense Of the board Jhe
pamphlet Of Theodore Moves uFon lh'
relation between the local and IA
tfonal governments, which has recent
Il been compiled
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-01-04
TREAT 40 INDNAN
YOUTHS Ar LAPwAI
Red Boys and Girls Being Fed for
Tuberculosis.

Red Boys and Girls Being Fed for
Tuberculosis.
LEWISTON, Idaho. Jan. 4.--Ap-
peals from the government authori-
ties In Washington In charge OF In
dian affairs for men at the head OF
Indian agencies to keep up a relent-
less fight against tuberculosis among
the Indians has been recognized at
Fort Lapwai agency with the result
that one OF the best sanitariums at
any OF the government agencies is
caring for many afflicted red men.
When the sanitarium was first
opened the Indians were afraid to
allow their children to be treated, as
they failed to realize what q foot
hold the disease had among them,
But soon after a few had been
treated and It was seen what good
was done them the Indians began
bringing their children and new re-
quests are coming from distant points
on the Nez Perez reservation for ad-
mittance.
G. II. JefIries. superintendent OF
the Fort Lapwai agency. said last
night:
"Forty-three children from 6 to
10 years OF age are taking treat
ment for tuberculosis. When the
sanitarium was opened and DR.. John
NJ. Alley. who is in charge. made an
examination he estimated that so per
cent Of the Neg Perces were affected
with the disease In some form, Treat
ment Is the same at the Fort Lapwal
sanitarium as at any institution for
the same purpose. We give the pa
TENTS plenty OF fresh air and good
substantial food. such az milk and
eggs. Many of the beef cattle be-
longing 70 the agency have been
sold on and q frst class grade OF
mllch cows are TO be purchased.
II believe the Fort Lapwai agen-
ey is doing as much II not more to
stamp out tuberculosis among the
Indians as any other agency.
Another important move being
made now toward better health for
the Indians 10 to teach them correct
sanitary methods to practice at
home"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-01-04

After the arst OF February II win
cost more to ride to spokane over
Jim Hili's electric line. II cost more
TO have express sent over the line
after his company got control OF the
express business. and the same policy
Of higher prices are to follow MS
control OF the freight and passenger
business. Jim HAN may DO looked
uDon BY some people IS great ben-
efactor in the development OF the
west. but II has been our observa-
tion that he never developed any
thing He follows the pioneers and
Takes in the business and profits
which they create. Henry Willard
blazed the trail which Jim Hill fol-
lowed to the west With the In
creased passenger fare over his cleo
trio line the conveniences and com
forts for passengers will decrease.
II Is all money with Mr.. Hill.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-01-04
COMMERCIAL CLUB WILL
ENTERTAIN MEMBERS
To Take Place ut the Club Rooms
Thursday Evening, Jandary 9th.

To Take Place NJ the Club Rooms
Thursday Evening, Jandary 9th.
A very enjoyable entertainment
will DO given at the Commercial club
rooms OF this city on Thursday even
Ing, January 6. at S;sO ,. m.
The following notice has been
sent 20 all those who have season
tickets to the series OF Commercial
club dances and entertainments, the
FIRST dance OF which was given on
Wednesday evening. December 20.
Entertainment at Occur dAlene
Commercial club rooms. Thursday
evening, January 9Th. at $3.50 D.
N. Bridge and whist games. For
ladies ana gentlemen. Yourself and
ladies most cordially invited. Pres
ent season ticket at door. Those not
having season tickets may purchase
them at the door or of the commit
tee; price % for season ticket to rest
Of dances and entertainments, Have
your friends buy season ticket
aud thereby boost the club. Enter
tainmeut committee"
The Commercial club has under
taken, By . series Of ave dances and
Ave social entertainments. to pay
on the debt OF the Commercial club
and at the same time furnish a
means Of promoting the social ben
ert OF the club. With this In view
Il has issued season tickets for the
sum OF 50 which entities the holder
to enjoy all the entertainments as
well as the dances making In all ten
entertainments for the price OF q
season ticket. IS.
As special indueement to have
al those who have not yet signed
for their season ticket. the club will
issue a ticket for the balance OF the
feur dances and the i've social en-
tertainments for 81. These tickets
may be purchased at the Commercial
club Of the secretary or at the door
on Thursday evening or from any
member Of the entertainment COM
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-01-04

mittee There are already so sea-
con tickets sold and a good time is
assured for all those who will at
tend.
These are not exclusive dances or
entertainments, but all who purchase
tickets are welcome. Get your ticket
and come to the entertainment on
THURSDAY evening, January 9Th. and
Ienioy the entertainment and dances
together, and the social spirit and
unity Of interest promoted thereby
will give US an Incentive to strive
harder for the upnuilding of the
club whose only purpose Is to build
up our beautiful city.
You do not have to be a member
Of the Commercial club to enjoy
these entertainments with the club.
All are welcome.
A boost for the Town is a boost
for yourself.--Adv.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-01-04

Instruments fled for record in
KOotenai county. Idaho. December
81, 1909. Furnished BY the Panhan-
die Abstract company.
8. II, Bennett to Archie w. No
gle, lot 4. block ss. Post Falls, 800.
Della N. Coon to VIM. e. Rein
hart, lots ii ana IL. block II,
Brownies Park add. to Rathdrum,
$3.50.
c. NJ. Hulsey to J. o. Pugsley, lot
g. block 1. Forest Park add. to
Tlathdrum. 1915.
Milwaukee Land Co. to Herman
w. Cole. lot 10, block rs, St. Joe
city. 500.
Spirit Lake Land Co. to James
Mcmahon, lot II. block 81. Spirit
Lake. 1915.
A. A. Frisen to Arthur w. Nicolai.
ne Ia OF Sc IA Sec. 1885 W.,
$3.50.
A. v. Chamberlin to Occur d'Alene
Lumber Co.. lot IL. block p, City Of
Occur d'Alene. 81.
Sig Hofslund to Chas. Carlson,
undivided one-half OF part OF 1-2
Of NV Ia Sec. 1864 W.. 2747.5O.
VIM. H. starkey to Alma schnei-
der, ne Ia Of ne IA OF sw Ia Sec.
17-51-5 W., 81.
Marion A. Smith 70 Mary r. Cross.
lot 20, block IS. Spirit Lake. 81.
Edward McGregor to Henrietta
Dieonne. part lot IA, Sec. 1864
w. 81.
! "a. Busby 70 J. H. Burns, lot 8.
block 20, Forest Heights. $3.50.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-01-04
TAKE 1T IN TIME.

Just as Scores OF Occur d'Alene PEG.
pie Have.
Waiting doesn't pay.
II you neglect the aching back,
Urinary troubles. diabetes, surely
follow.
DOan's Kidney Pills relieve back.
ache.
Cure every kidney m.
Many people in this locality recon-
mend Deans Kidney Pills.
Here's one case:
Mrs. F. D. Haines, 1914 e. River
side avenue. Spokane. Wash, SAYS.
Il suffered for many years from a
weak and lame back. did not know
what caused the trouble. but when q
friend advised me to try Doan's Kid
ney Pills, l procured a box. They
proved successful In every respect.
My kidneys were restored to their
normal condition and the palms and
aches left my back. l am glad to
give DOan's Kidney Pills my lndOrse-
ment. as know them to be a reliable
remedy for the kidneys"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-DOan's and
take no other.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-01-04
KIN OF GEORGE WASH
NGTON DIES IN SPOKANE
Great Grandfather Was Cousin q
First President.

Great Grandfather Was Cousin OF
First President.
SPOKANE. Wash, Jan. 4.-Death
claimed a descendant Of the Illus
trious Buckley and Washington fam
lilies OF the revolutionary period sun
day night, when Miss Sarah N. Buck
ley Of E717 Ermina avenue breath
ed her last at the age OF SO years.
The great-grandfather Of Miss
Buckley was cousin OF George
Washington. according to the docu-
ments found yesterday after her
death. A chair that belonged to a
set which 10 held by museums was
one OF the many relics left by Miss
Buckley. A chair now at the home
OF Miss Buekley's niece on Ermina
avenue is of peculiar design and
carved on the back are the initials
1. b., standing for John Buckley. and
the date 1885, The initial /. is
used. az the ]. was not known at
that time as 1t is now used in the
alphabet.
The chairs were all manufactured
at the same time. according to ira
ditions in the Buckley family. and
were made by hand In England.
Later on in the history of the fam
lily this one fell to the lot of the
Buckleys and one. at least. went to
the father OF his country.