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The Washington times., 1910-09-23
OPEN-AIR SERVICES
FOR DISTRICT MASONS
Bishop Harding Will Hold
Church In the Cathedral
Close Sunday.

To commemorate cathedral building
BY the Masonic fraternity in the Mid
ole Ages invitation has been extended
py the Right Rev Alfred Harding.
Bishop Of Washington, to all members
OF the craft 10 attend an open-air divine
service 70 be held IN the Cathedral
Close, corner Of Wisconsin avenue and
WOOdIsy lane northwest. next Sunday
afternoon.
The service VIII be distinctly OF a
Masonic character. and an attractive
program OF exercises Will be given. in
Guiding an address by the Rev. J. Hen
ming helms, rector Of the Church OF the
Ascension.
It is hoped TO make this the largest
Masonic gathering in the annals Of this
jurisdiction.
The -Masons will assemble at the cor
ner OF Massachusetts avenue and Wis
consIn avenue promptly at O'Clock
They VIII be formed in procession by
lodges under the direction Of the Grand
Marshal, afterWaTd marching 10 the
Cathedral Close The constituent lodges
and the grand lodge will be escorted BY
the I'VE cOmanderies of Knights Temp
lar with music by a section OF the
Marine Band
Following are the lodges and com
manderies that viii attend the service
ven, master Columbia Lodge, No g.
W. Scott MacGiU, master; Naval
Lodges-Ne- T. J. Frank Campbell. mas
ter. Potomac Lodge. No ,. W c
Hunt. master Lebanon Lodge, No. Z,
Charles kattieman, masseT, the New
Jerusalem Lodge, No. 8. " J. Coffin.
master. Hiram Lodge. No u. William
@ Pond, master; St. Johns Lodge, No.
IL Charles E BsbCOck. MASTER Ma
1ionai Lodge, No. p, Roger O'DOnneII.
master: Washington Centennial Lodge,
1amln B French Lodge. No Is, Henry
+ BlttnSer, master Dawson Lodge,
No l6, Claude n. Woodward. master.
Harmony Lodge, No. u. Otto J De-
MOL, master Acacia Lodge. No Is
Francis a Springer. master. Lafay-
cite Lodge, No. 1e. G. r. DunkUm.
master Hope Lodge. No. 20. Horace p.
Mcintosh, master; Anac0stia Lodge,
10. p, George H CoDes. master:
George G Whiting Lodge, No =,
Harry x. Pimper, master, Pentalpha
Stansbury Lodge No. D. Anthony
Lenr, master; ATminfus Lodge. No. y
John y Sterzer- master. Osiris Lodge.
No Is. julius Refs, master. Myron N
Earker Lodge No =. William II. Glib
son, master; King David Lodge No. Is
William o FiTOved, master. Takoma
Lodge, No. 3, H 5. Knight master,
William r. Singleton Lodge, No 81, F.
W Parks, master. King Solomon
Lodge. No q. J L JohEs- master;
Iemple Lodge No. s., T G Moves
master washington Commander. No
/; Columbia Comma1deTy, No ?. Pc
tonac Commander. No. g. De NTo1av
Commandery, No (, and Orient Com
maudery No. ;
The Washington times., 1910-09-23
MAKES FIRST TOUR
THROUGH THE EAST
lzetta Jewell Scores From
Start With the Gotham
Critics.

Miss Izetta Jewell. leading woman
this season for Otis Skinner in your
Humble Servant has had a meJeCTiC
career behind the footliEhts. Within a
comparatively snort time she has al
tanned a conspicuous position as an
actress. and her popularity Is well-nish
as great in New York city as upon the
Pacific coast, where she first attracted
notice.
In her early teens Miss Jewell, seized
with the stage fever. was taken by her
mother 10 a New York dramatic school.
one morning Franklin Sargent, the di-
rector Of the school. read q letter from
the manager Of q stock company IN
Richmond, Va, 70 the effect that there
was a vacancy in the company which
would be filed by any young girl who
wanted &c become the ingenue. Little
Izetta promptly rose and asked that
she be considered q candidate mas
much as she was only fourteen the
director felt disconnected But she con-
WINGED him that she was prepared to
make the trial. and she gained the
coveted chance She succeeded from the
start Two years later, when she was
still in the same company. the leading
woman fell Ill. -Izetta was called upon
10 take abe vacant part-it was SapphO.
But she played it. all things consid-
cred. well
From Richmond Miss Jewell migrated
70 the Pacific coast she appeared IN
Oakland, Portland, Seattle and Other
coast cities. While she was enactinS
LADY Babbfe in The Little Minister
al q Seattle theater last season sEe
attracted the notice of a casual visitor
10 the 1heater. He was M skinner
He al once obtained her name upon q
contract eniisrinE her in the forces OF
I'D
her present role Of Margaret Druce- in
Your Humble Servant She played
the role admirably this season IN New
York. the reviewers said
The Washington times., 1910-09-23

Dr. White also offciated at the mar.
rage here wednesday Of Miss Ber-
Bowman and Louis W RubIe- both o.
Washington.
The Washington times., 1910-09-23
PLANNING TO CARE
FOR COUNTYS POOR
Social Service League At
Rockville Will Be
More Active.

ROCKVILLE, Nd. September 23-The
Social Service League Of Montgomery
county, which was organized about a
year ago. Is planning for an active cam
paigu along the lines Tor which the or
ganiZation was formed
An oface Is being htted I'D in Rock
Vile and there the secretary Of the
league viii be found TUESDAY. Thursday.
and Saturday mornings OF each week
The league was formed 10 obtain the
proper housing and care OF the poor Of
the county. especially those a3ected
with tuberculosis. to study anc iul prove
the social conditions among Tire people.
and t. educate the people as to the
causes arc prevention Of tuberculosis
and the prOpe- care Of those effected
The annual business meeting OF the
league viii be held in Rockville the al
ternoon OF October &
Dr. William I. Lewis. OF kensingtO on,
Is president Of the league.
Miss Georgia ". Robinson, AGED
twenty. and James B. Ray. aged forty.
both OF orange. Va, were married IN
Rockville yesterday afternoon By Rev.
s r Wife. a retired Baptist minister,
the ceremony taking place at the home
Of the minister in the presence OF two
friends Of the couple by whom they
DR.. White also Offciated at the mar
rage here wednesday Of Miss Bert
Bowman and Louis W. Ruble- both OF
Washington
In a decision rendered by Judge Hen
derscu 10 the circuit court here. the
Kensington and Chevy Chase Electric
Railway Company is restrained from
constructing a siding on the property
Of Clarence Moore between kensington
and Chevy Chase Lake
Several months ago the company
was temporarily enjoined from com
pieting a siding that had been com
menced, Mr.. Moore conteudinE that the
company had no right TO use the prop
erty for the purpose without his permis-
sion. but the railroad company held
that IL had the right under the led
conveying the right Of way Judge
Henderson, however, sustained the con-
tenti0n Of Robert b Peter, attorney
for Mr.. Moore. and the injunction was
made permanent
The Washington times., 1910-09-23
.SHRINERS RETURN
FROM CONVENTION
Members of Almas Temple,
Anacostia, Participate
In Proceedings.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ANACOSTIA, y. c. SEPT. 3.

Charles A Stevens. Of Anacostia, and
2 party of Washington friends. have
reached home following a visit to At
lan.ic City, y J., where they represen-
tee Alnas Temple, Order Of the Mystic
Shrine. al the proceedings attendant
upon the annual Convention of the order
OF the Mystic Shriae an New York.
Philadelphia, Pa, Trenton. and Newark,
air. Stevens and Frederick Albrecht
were assigned 10 the reception commit
tee by Mayor Stoy. Of Atlantic City.
other members Of Almas Temple In the
gathering were Alexander Grant, DOten-
tate Harrison Dingman. secretary;
George EnEei and Francis Sebring.
Anacostia Lodge, No z. T. 4. = NJ,
and Anacostia Chapter, No. u, Royal
Arch MasUns. have completed arrange
nenJs fer participation next sunday
afternoon at ) O'Clock. in the Masonic
services that VIII take place IL the Epis-
cors.l Cathedral
Jrict have been invited BY Bishop Hard
ing, the bishop Of Washington. 10 be
present. the services TO be appropriate
10 gathering Of the tTateTnIJz- The
organization viii meet at Massachusetts
and Wisconsin avenues and viii march
to the cathedral site. Tie ADDRESS Wlit
be delivered by the Rev. J. Henry
helms. the rector Of the Church Of the
a
ZaJiOng mat Will attend viii be escorted
TO the scene Of the services by FIVE cou-
H2nderIes of the Knights Templar-
Mr.. and Mr. Robert T. Bradbury and
two daughters Of Pennsylvania avenue.
Twinirg City. arc visitors in Atlantic
CITY Inev viii later 20 20 COney Island
for q visit
D.. Benjamin T. woodward. Of the
Department Of Agriculture, yesterday
caused work 20 be started on the new
dwelling that will be erected for him at
--xyentv-eIchth street and Pennsylvania.
avenue extended II viii contain eight
rooms and viii be built in the colonial
style.
The improving Of Prout street, Twin
Ing civ. by the laying Of cement side
walk south from Pennsylvania extend
ed has been begun
Policeman Joseph L elliott. Of the
AnaCostia police precinct, has been
granted leave Of absence for d number
OF days. beginning today. PolceIIan )
A Donovan is absent through personal
illness and Policeman Louis Gee, who Is
one OF the desk clerks. IS taking a pOE-
ton Of his annual leave
Private Timothy Omen, OF No 3
Chemical Engine Company, OF congress
Heights, who spent his vacation IN Ana
costa has returned 10 MS duties Lieu
tenant Moffett, Of the company at Con-
eress Heights. has now gone n his va
cation, which he viii spend with his
family IN Virginia
The ambulance from the Casualty
HosuitaI WAS called 20 Ana ostia Last
evening. when George Benuer, sixty
eight years old. a resident Of 10t5 +
street southeast, feIi from a pslbic We
hfcle while being driven slorE Nichols
avenue by Duke Williams, Colored- OF
.1l3 Third street southwest Fender was
not serious-= injured
The Washington times., 1910-09-23
NATIONAL. UNION
GETS NEW MEMBERS

Several new members Of the Congress
Sioual Council. National Union, are re-
Cefying concentrations on their enter
ing the ranks and successfully passing
the initiation exercises which took place
on "Wednesday last
At this meeting the committee on au-
tomObjies made its report and requested
the owner OF ticket No 1851 TO present
the same 10 Al Z Riddle, 1927 North
Capitol street F Z FUrEuson. J z.
Cotton and Thomas Dawson made the
addresses az the meeting
The Washington times., 1910-09-23
LEARNS OF BROTHERS DEATH

Mrs r F. de Grain Of 6i3 9 street
southeast has received news Of the
death Of her brother. Philip Hatfield,
which occurred In WurzburE, Bavaria,
on Sunday. September IL Two brothers,
Adam and Joseph Hatfield. are also
residents Of Washington.
The Washington times., 1910-09-23
SELLS 1O-ROOM HOUSE.

The Capitol Building Corporation has
sold the IN ~e-story. ten-TOom house,
1893 Vernon treet northwest, for S9,0gN
The sale wa made by WiIIige. Gibbs <
Daniel IN CO nection with Stone & Fair
fax
The Washington times., 1910-09-23

The improving Of Prout street, Twin
Ing civ. by the laying Of cement side
walks south from Pennsylvania extend
ed has been begun
The Washington times., 1910-09-23

Private Timothy O.Nei- Of No 5
Chemical Engine Company OF congress
Hefxhts, who spent his vacation in Ana
costa has returned 10 his duties Lieu
tenant Afoffett, Of the company at Con
eress HEIGHTS has now gone n his va
cation, which he viii spend with his
family IN Virginia
The Washington times., 1910-09-23

Policeman Joseph L elliott OF the
AnacosIia police precinct, has been
granted leave Of absence for d number
Of days. beginning today. Policeman J
A. Donovan is absent through personal
illness and Policeman Louis Gee, who Is
one OF the desk clerks. IS taking a POE
ton Of his annual leave
The Washington times., 1910-09-23

HOSPITAL was called TO Ana ostia Last
evening, when George Benuer, sixty
eight years old. a resident Of 1oa5 z
street southeast, feIl from a p,lblic We
hicle while being driven alorg Nichols
avenue br Duke Williams, C5lored- OF
113 Third street southwest Fender was
not seriousl= injured
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-08
The Advantage is Yours If
You Hurry

They're all representatives of the
worlds greatest piano builders
Yours is among them.
Don't be late at this exhibition and
sale.
Easy terms of payment are offered.
Every one of these elegant pianos
will be sold on terms to suit your
convenience.
Make your selections from any Of
the following well-known makes, the
STBINWAY, A. B. CHASE, ESTEY,
EVERETT, EMERSON, CABLE,
KINGsBURY, WELLINGTON, LUD-
WIG, ETC.
Come any time during the day or
evening.
Come 10 this exhibition and sale
come prepared to find STANDARD
made" piano, an instrument whose
name is an absolute guarantee Of
quality at price a little less than
you would have to pay for one of the
"made 10 SELL kind-one of the un-
known brands.
Please remember that no other
dealer can sell you one Of the above
named instruments. Their agency is
controlled exclusively by Sherman,
Clay & Co., on the Pacific coast
If you have any possible use for a
piano (no home should be without
one) by all means find time during
the day or evening to attend this ex-
hibitlon and sale.
The store is located at 455 Court
street. and whether you intend to
purchase one now or later. this exhi-
bition will prive a revelation to you.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-08

OIL FIELD
IS FOUND
NEW STRIKE MADE 80 MILES
NORTHWEST OF BAKERSFIELD
AT 800 AND 500 FEET DEPTH
GREAT CROWDS RUSH 10 NEW
FIELDS.

Bakersfield, Cal, Oct. 8.-Excite-
ment over the recent oil strike in the
Lost Hills district is growing daily.
1t was estimated today that 1000 men
have left Bakersfield for the new
fields during the last week, and hun
dreds Of automobiles loaded with
prospectors are leaving here every
day.
Reports today indicate that oil has
been struck in Lake Shore, so miles
northwest of the Bakersfield fields.
The reports say that the flow was
struck at depth of only 500 feet.
A second strike last evening at 800
feet caused a rush toward Lake Shore
today.
Bakersfield resembles today the
headquarters for a mining rush. The
streets are filled with men preparing
to go to the fields. The people here
are intensely excited.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-08
RUNNING
A-MUCK IN
HONDURAS
ENGLISH AND AMERICANS ARE
IMPRISONED BY ORDER OF
CITY COMNIANDANTE, BEING
CHARGED WITH FONIENTING a
REVOLUTION.
UNITED PRESS LEASED wInn.I

Guatemala City, Oct. 8.-Foreign-
ers are fleeing in terror from Am
lapa, Honduras, following the impris-
onment of English and Americans
and the seizure of their property by
the city commandante last night.
The falling of the Americans and
Englishmen is believed to be tanta-
mount to condemnation to death.
The foreigners Nre accused of To-
menting a revolution.
Anarchy prevails and the author
tiles are not attempting to prevent
pillage. The British consul at Anna
lapa has fed % San Salvador, and
has cabled asking for a cruiser.
The commandante announced that
he will burn the city If the warship
appears.
American interests are menaced,
and the property of the American
colony has been seized by the au-
thorities.
American refugees are appealing
or protection.
''Death TO Taft's DOgs!"
New Orleans, La, Oct. 8.-Prlvate
cablegrams today state that Ameri-
cans in Honduras are cabling Wash
ington to send warships.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-08
SCORES HAVE PERISHED
FLED To RAILROAD ONLY
TO MEET HORRIBLE DEATH
The Most Disastrous Fire in the History of Northern Mime
sofa Claims Many Victims BODY of One Woman With
Baby LaShed to Her Breast Found Chaed by the Side of
the Track FireS So Fierce Clothing Was Burned From
Bodies Lying on Railroad Track.

THE down coming trains report
the right of way strewn with corpses,
five having been found between here
and five miles west. They were en-
deavoring to get away from the
fires and got out on the track only
to be burned to death between the
rails, the bodies being destitute of
clothing, everything being burned
except the shoes. One mother was
found with a young babe lashed 70
her breast. Both were so completely
charred by flames as to be unrecog-
nizable.
1t is feared that scores of settlers
south of heye have perished as it is
known they were packing up to
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-08
UNITED PRESS LEASED wIRE.I

Lisbon, Oct. S.-The republic of
Portugal today formally proclaimed
an order of Punishment against King
Manuel, Queen Mother Amelia, Dow
ager Queen Maria Pal and the Duke
of Oporto. 1t was learned today that
the Duke of Oporto was captured
while fighting, and that he was es-
corted to the seacoast and placed
aboard the royal yacht Amelia. This
order against him and the fallen king
is most strict.
1t was reported here today that
Dom Manuel had attempted to COM
NIT suicide at Gibraltar following
the news of the Punishment, and that
he was prevented from carrying out
his purpose by his mother This re-
port could not be confirmed here, but
nevertheless it created considerable
excitement.
President Braga insisted today
that the reports from the provinces
are encouraging to the Republicans.
THE people are still very excit-
ed" said the new executive, "and
until normal conditions are restored
we will take every precaution against
endangering our new-found liber-
ties"
1t is reported that leading Royal
lists and Clericals, who have been
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-08

This is Bowerman Day at Salem.
Acting Governor Bowerman came DIP
from Portland on the limited and
was met by a large committee of
Republican workers consisting of
Assemblyites and anti-Assemblyites
and he has spent the entire day
meeting farmers and town people,
including many old friends and new
ones.
No more hard and enthusiastic
work has ever been done for a can
didate nominated after hard
struggle than has been done the
past week in Marion county for Jay
Bowerman, and this county will
roll up an old-fashioned majority
for the nominees of the Direct Pri-
mary
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-08
I'SzIM dasvK1 sszud aa11Enl

Fort Williams, Ont, Oct. S.-A
special to a local paper today from
Beaudette, Minnesota, about 200
miles west of here on the Canadian
Northern railway which was de-
stroyed by forest fires says:
Most disastrous forest fire in the
history of Northern Minnesota and
Western Ontario visited this vicin-
ity last night in which a number of
lives were lost and millions of dol
lars worth of property were de-
stroyed. 1t broke out northwest Of
the town about 6 o'clock and by
$50 the whole towns of Beaudette
and Spooner were on fire.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-08
MONKS PUT UP GOOD FIGHT
BUT YIELD TO ARTILLERY
WILL EXECUTE LEADERS
Republic Will Condemn and Purchase Property of All MonaS
terieS Converts and Other Orders and Sunday Will Issue
Decree Ordering All Religious Orders to Vacate Portugal
Within ~ Hours MANY Priests, Accused Of SeditOn Are
Under Arrest and Awaiting Trial.

most active in opposing the Repub-
lie, will be executed.
This rumor also could not be con-
firmed, but those who are in close
touch with affairs say that 1t is un-
likely, Judging from the moderation
that so far has marked the action of
the revolutionary Leaders. 1t is
feared in some quarters that the new
government may go too far in pun
ishing it's enemies.
1t is certain, however, that unde-
sirable Catholics will be expelled
and that monasteries and converts
will be closed, and their contents
seized. All monastery and conven-
tual lands and valuable will be pre-
empted by the republic. In this way
lands will be practically condemned
by the government, and purchased
for nominal sum-.
Many priests, accused oe sedition,
are under arrest and await trial.
1t was officially announced today
that officers of the army and navy,
who had succeeded in establishing
the republic, would be promoted.
This also applies to enlisted men who
distinguished themselves In action.
Details of the capture of Quelops
monastery are reaching here today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-08

It will teach you how much value"
to expect for your money.
Every piano shown in this exhibit
tion and sale is priced in plain figures
They are all to be had at the same
prices which are obtained in all the
large metropolitan stores of Sher-
man, Clay & Company.
The Worlds Greatest Inner Player
PianO-The Great EuphOna.
To those who are thinking Of pur-
chasing a player piano, we offer this
wonderful production Of the piano
makers art, and mind you wonder
full" is the word for every one who
has heard this instrument immedi-
ately pronounce It the greatest i'm
ner player piano "they ever heard"
1t is easy enough to write words of
praise in an advertisement-"every
dealer claims his Is the best" but
please remember that all we ask is
"comparison"-an opportunity to
show the Euphona-to prove beyond
question Of doubt that 70 other
player plano can produce like re-
suits. The Euphona Is covered by
patents in the following countries Gin
addition to. the United states) Ger
many, France. Great Britain, Austria
liza, Japan, Canada, Italy. Mexico and
Belgium.
Hear this great instrument any af-
ternoon or evening and remember we
will accept your Silent" piano OF Or
gan as part payment for the "Eupho-
ma"
Remember the address, 455 Court
street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-08
Meeting the People.

Candidate Bowerman met hun
dreds of his old friends and acquain-
tances on the streets today. Farm
ers and labOTing men who had
known him since he was a boy,
greeted him with pleasure and real
enthusiasm. At 3 o'clock he went
in an automobile with several lead
ing Republicans to Willamette field
and was given an ovation at the
football game. He will be at three
points on the streets tonight between
z and o'clock, where the band will
play and he will speak to the people
before the opera house meeting.
The Stalwart quartet will sing and
Dan Malarkey will speak at the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-08

come to town but have not reached
here vet,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-08

Opera House as advertised. There
will be other speakers.
The Democratic county central
committee will meet at Salem to-
night and draft a platform. There
have been immense Ggowds in town
today and all the stores are doing
big business and the saloons a lit
tie and the campaign is having a
good effect on business.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-08
BOWERMAN
DAY TODAY
IN SALEM
Republican Candidate Came
Up From Portland Today to
Attend Rally, and Is Greeted
by Hosts of Friends.
ALL ARE GLAD TO SEE HIM

immense Crowd in Town All Day and
Rally Tonight at the Grand Opera
House Promises to Break All Rec
Ords for SaIem-WilI Speak To-
night-Dan Malarkey and Others
VIII Speak-Everybody Shook
Hands With Jay.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-08
Another Big Forest Fire.

= Santa Cruz, Cal, Oct. 8.-A :
+ forest fire, which already has :
= swept over a thousand acres Of :
+ timber land, and which threat :
= ened the Santa Cruz big trees. is =
= burning today at the head Of :
4 Clear creek. Gangs of men are i
= being gathered to fight 1t, as :
= those who have been trying to :
= check the flames are exhausted, :
= according to telephone messages :
= received here.
4 The fire started near Ben Lo- =
mond Embers from a camp FIRE :
= are supposed 10 have caused It. =
a a 4 A a 4 a a & q . = = q q .
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-08
RIGHT OF WAY >aTREWN WITH BODIES
VICTIMS OF FIERCE FOREST FIRES
= ++++++*++++++++
Made Successful Flight.

= St. Louis, Mo-, Oct Sly r
+ ing 1900 feet in the air, Avia- r
+ tor Archie Hoxsey arrived at =
+ the aviation field at $3.50 O'Clock r
+ today, exactly in time to. start =
+ the aviation meet here, after a =
+ sensational fight from Spring r
+ field, III. +
+ Hoxsey circled about like +
+ lost carrier pigeon, apparently r
= unable to locate the aviation +
+ field, owing to haze that COW +
r cred the earth at the height of r
r couple hundred feet. Bombs +
+ were fired to attract his atten- +
r tion, and he descended. r
+ +
+ + = +% r +++++