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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-01
HELPLESS BOYS APPEAL.
Accuse Pretty High School Teacher
of Flirting With Them.

CHICAGO, July 1.-The big boys in the
classes of Miss Wealthy Stephen, a
pretty teacher in the Mckinley High
School, have filed charges with the school
board that she flirts with them and chews
gum.
The boys first charged Miss Stephen
with Immoral acts" When asked to ex-
plain what these acts were the boys said
she had firted with them, and the charges
were amended.
Miss Stephen has been In the service OF
the board about twelve years and Is con-
sidered a competent Instructor. Two or
three years ago she was charged with
flirting with pupils. but nothing came OF
the charges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-01
Ocean Steamship Movements.

CAPE RACE. July Steamer George
Washington, Bremen for New York, in
communication with the Marconi station
here when southeast at 4:30 am. Dis
tance not given.
SIASCONSETT. Mass, July Steam
er Marquette, Antwerp for Philadelphia,
reported by wireless telegraph when
515 miles east, at am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-01
CURTISS' BOMBS HIT SHIP.
Demonstration of Effectiveness of
Airship in Warfare.

HAMMONDSPORT. N. ", July Ito
demonstrate the effectiveness OF the aero
plane in naval warfare Glenn Curtiss, the
aviator, made several flights in a biplane
over Lake Keuka yesterday in the pres
ence Of Admiral Kimball OF the Navy De-
partment at Washington, and dropped
twenty bombs at marks.
He is credited with having hit the mark
eighteen times in the twenty trials.
Admiral Kimball is said to have ex-
pressed himself as greatly impressed with
the possibilities of the aeroplane In war
.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-01
CHILDREN AND MOTHERS
OPEN CAMP GOOD WILL
Little Folks, Well Scrubbed,
Enthusiastic at Prospects
Of TWo-Week Outing.

Camp Good Will was opened today by
100 children and mothers from George
town.
1t was hot and perspiring crowd
that started away from the Associated
Charities outpost at 32l5 0 street this
afternoon. But the heat in all its inten-
sity was as nothing compared to the un-
bounded enthusiasm OF the children who
were taken away from hot slums and
tenements and transferred for two weeks
to the sure enough playground in Rock
Creek Park
The crowd that went out was remark
able for clean and shining faces and white
stockings. Every year when the $50
ciated Charities takes it's poor children
out for two-week romp with nature
there is scrubbing and cleaning that has
had no equal since the last free excursion
came around.
All Bright and Clean.
And today was no exception There
were one hundred Of the brightest clean
est and happiest faces in the crowd that
Georgetown has seen during this hot spell
The one hundred were under the watch
full eye Of Miss Margaret F. Simpson, the
ASSOClateO SHdFIt1cS district agent. vi
course. many Of the hundred were moth
ers and older children, so that the party
really divided itself into apprc ximately
fifty couples, an older and younger
person to each couple.
The party lined up in its best BIB and
tucker at / o'clock. while two doctors
went through to determine whether or
not there was any contagious disease
being taken to camp.
When finally a clean bill of health
was presented. with many shrieks Of
warning and whoops of JOY. the whole
party bundled on cars and proceeded
on its perspiring way to Brightwood.
where uses carried 1t down into thu
park.
Two Weeks Of Fun.
There for two weeks this party will
have fun. Next week another party
will 60 from the city and stay two
weeks, and so on during the summer,
so that there will always be a party
in camp and one coming and one go
ing.
The children and mothers will live
in tents. The boys will go swimming
with a grown man to look out for
them. The girls will have plenty Of
dolls and girlish playthings. There
will be a big tent for rainy days and
nights, and plenty to eat.
The camp is in charge Of Mrs. Edna
Keane Bushee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-01
Senator cummins Will Rest.

DIES MONIES. Iowa. July 1.-Senator
Cummins Is going to take q rest cancel
ing his Chautauqua engagements UP to
July 90 He does this by advice of his
physician, who found he might give way
under the continuous strain to which he
has Jeen subjected Tor the last few years,
particularly during the recent session of
Congress. The senator denies that his
heart IL seriously affected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-01

The following were the readings of the
thermometer and barometer at the
weather bureau for the twenty-four hours
be~irning at m. yesterday:
Thermometer-June 30. pm, 50; PM.
60; l.. il.ian, mt. ~; July I. am, 90: y
am. "a: 12 noon. Sc: . pm. 90. Maxi
mum, 81. at 2 pm. July !; minimum. IS;
at 5 am. July 1.
Barometer pm, 29.91; pm. 2e.aS:
i2 midnight. 29aS: am, 29a1: 6 am.
20 %: noon, 1892; pm, aa.9I
Maximum temperature past twcnty-four
hours, o.; q year ago, SO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-01
Millionaire Aviator Spilled.

OAKLAND. Cal, July 1.-While at
tempting a flight in Curtiss biplane at
the Emeryville race. track yesterday,
Frank II. Johnson, q millionaire aviator,
was caught in a gust Of wind and dashed
feet.
The propeller and rear structure of the
machine were broken, but the aviator
was unhurt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-01
ALONG THE RIVER FRONT.
Arrivals.

Schooner Earl r. Mason lirh,
alexandria to load railway ties for ".
iork' schooner barge c. c. Co No on
ice from Maine. at Alexandria: Sion,
william Parks. cord wood from a dow,'
river point to the dealers here: schoopo.
silver Star. lumber from potor,a,
river point Tor the dealers: scov Rush
railroad ties from Marshall Hall a,
loth street wharf: tug Dixie. ;owtnr
barges Bailey. Industry and Ken,
FERTILIZER material and coal for This
city and Alexandria: A. e. Co lighter
No: L. pyrites. from Quantico to Aiex-
andrla. In tow Of the tub Capt. Toby:
schooner PLUME E. Smith. cord WOOD
from river point to dealers here: bug
eye Ella, lumber from upper Machodoc
creek. at 11th street wharf: tug Camil-
La. with tow from Point Lookout 10
Alexandria; schooner Harold B. Cousins.
York.
Departures.
Sailed-Tug Dixie. towing light barge.
from Georgetown and Alexandria for
lower river points; schooner A. X. Bos-
ley, light. for a lower Potomac point 10
load back to this city: schooner Col
Graham, light, for Coan river 10 load
cord wood for the dealers here; schooner
Lottje Carter. light. for Nomni to load
ties for the local market: schooner Oscar
light for Potomac creek TO load lumber
back to this city: bugeye Nellie BLY,. light
to Marshall Hall to load lumber to the
dealers here: schooner Samuel Wood
light, for Leonardtown. Md, to load ties
for this city: schooner Eugie light from
Alexandra for Norfolk to load lumber for
the dealers here; tug Carter with tow
for Alexandria.
Memoranda.
Steamer Wilhelmina is chartered to
bring asphalt from Trinidad to Alex
andria: schooner John l.. Treat is load
ing ties on the PatuXent river for Bos-
ton; schooner Matte Dean is loading
railway ties in Bretons bay for Alex.
andria: schooner Mary Ann Shea is in
Potomac creek loading lumber for deal
ers here: sloop Flora Elsie is at Colo
NAL Beach unloading cargo Of coal
from this city; barge Cirritoman ha.
arrived at Colonial Beach with stone
from Georgetown: barge !. r. Hooper
is in MattoN creek to load ties for
Philadelphia; steamship Paul PaiN,
which unloaded paving block here
sailed today from Philadelphia with
oil for Calais, France: schooner Colum-
bia, r. c.. is at Baltimore from the
Potomac river to load: schooner Fred
die l.. Hamblin has sailed from Bslti-
more for Newbern, y. c., to load lum-
Der for this port: bark Allenwild has
sailed from Baltimore with coal for
Fort de France, Martinique.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-01

A rock on which q brush heap was
burning became detached near Poison, w.
Va, and rolled down the hill against
the house Of Abner Ice, seventy-three
years old, while the family was at sup
per. Mr.. lee and his Granddaughter,
Flora. fourteen years old, were instantly
killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-01
Corporation Taxes.

Payments of the corporation tax were
heavy throughout the country yester-
day, reaching close to $9,OOOO00 The
assessments against the corporations
were S27 100000. All Of this has been
collected except close to $1O,0O0,OOO,
which will be paid in before July 10,
when penalty will be levied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-01
An Exception.
From Punch

from fu0cn.
Caller-"Is Mrs. Brown at homer"
Artless Parlor Maid (smilinE conflden-
tialiy)-'No, ma'am; she really IL out this
afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-01
Farmers Daughters Drown.

ALPENA. Mich. July beatrice Ellis
worth, fourteen. and Mary Derosia. eish-
teen, farmers daughters, were drowned
Yesterday while bathing in Thunder Bar
river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-01
Wanted No Blame for Him.

Every one knows 1 adore you, so
surely there can be no possibility OF any
blame being attached to you. Sell the
things, If you can. so you won't be over
burdened. Leave my locket on me, but
won't you wear our wedding ring, my
darling? I have loved it so. caressed and
kissed 1t as the outward sign of the hap
piest moments of my life.
II want to go so much. George. and yet.
oh. my precious husband, I want to go on
loving you and having your love. If the
stuff does not bring the end, what shall
/ do. for You would justly never trust
me, so I pray it does.
boy, boy. I love you; how / love you,
but I am SO foolishly. so unnecessarily
a burden to myself. and though you have
never said SO, or even suggested ever
so remotely. must be worry to you.
though it Is to get rid of myself l am do
ing it.
IF 1 leave our baby tell her I kissed
her with lots of love and / am SO sorry
ever to have been a cross to her: to grow
UP to be such a woman as her father is
a man. But i must take her and save
her those kind of hours, for her little
soul is pure.
Yours. my poor, dear, wronged hus-
band, with so much love-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-01

for 1 am SO tired OF wanting the nerve
to do il. 1t is mot the bills that nave
got the best of me, for they are not very
great 1t is only, solely, my mind
kiss my poor, precious mother and
tell her to pray, as / have today, trust
ing that God Is, but will let me be only
nothing; that this life is all that there
u.
Il have thought of you, boy, with my
heart and wish I could take you with
me to spare you this frightful thing; but
YOU would stop me. 1t is a disgrace and
I'm sorry to be that to my family and
to you. But forgive me. my darling.
1T is 2:J3 pm. and / hope 1t won
be hard on us. and 1 am wondering II
the little darling would be more OF a
blessing to you as well as comfort than
misery to herself.
Tell papa I am taking what I gave to
her-life-and that which mamma gave to
me. The last I only have to answer for.
Tell him / wish i could be different and
thank him again for the pleasure my
marriage to you gave me, for his allowing
me to have the clothes has been so much
pleasure.
Thank mamma for relieving me so
much by all the many things she did
before and after our little one came. For
she cOmforted me so many times by
looks and words, though she tired herself
nearly to death working.
Put our baby in the same place with
me and try to think always of my love
for you and not this horrible nervous
ness
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-23

Never offered for sale B-4-10-acre orange
grove. Every inch of this 10 acres is In
1O-year-old navel and Valencia oranges.
Just enough land reserved to build fine
1O-room all modern home. Large porches,
front and rear Fine lawn and flowers
shade, cement walks, electric lights
throughout. Fine cement cellar Fine
new barn, chicken corrals and runs. Electric
pumping plant supplies abundance of wa
ter for irrigating. Well, windmill and
tank for domestic water. Hydrant sys-
tenn everywhere. The house has an east
front. All furniture, all farming TOOLS
horses, COW, harness; in fact everything
on the ranch goes. Owner will guarantee
any purchaser that the crop will net
$4,000; If 1t does not he will make good
Best bank reference. Price $4,000
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-23

24O ACRES, NO WASTE LAND. IN ARTE-
sian belt, Antelope valley, miles from sta
ton; good alfalfa land, $40 per acre; 10 cash.
balance terms Address II. A. HART, 1909
w Temple mail only. lO-2l-3t
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-23
in Southern California.


This beautiful Mesa is practically FROST
less fine smooth slope; deep. rich citrus
land of deeomposed granite with an I'M
falling water right appurtenant to the land
with water piped in underground conduits
TO the highest corner of each 20-acre lot.
Here we have a beautiful view of the
snow-capped Sierras behind us shutting off
winds and frost and in front of us and be-
low us the green fertile valley of the san
JOAQUIN. No tract of orange land in the
state has such transportation facilities. TWO
transcontinental railroads cross the prop
erty
You take no chances. Everything has
been proven and demonstrated. Self reg
istering thermometers all over the land for
two years show safe thermal conditions
$4,000 has been spent in development
work. 10 acres of orchards speak for
themselves. We have telephone, electric
lights night and day telegraph office rail-
road station, etc, on the land.
This property is just being put on the
market and 1t is your opportunity to come
in on the ground floor prices. Come and
go with us TO the land and see what some
of Southern California's most expert orange
men are accomplishing at Edison. We are
anxious now to have you join with US in
developing this Mesa. In a short while
prices will double and treble. Special ex-
cursions to the land every day. $500 round
trip. including everything.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-23

20 acres improved. This 20 acres land Is
all leveled, only As minutes from Los
Angeles. Lies on clean oiled roads. Has
a very neat Groom California house, good
barn. WE'LL windmill, tank and tank house.
Water piped every place. Small family
orchard, ~ acres potatoes, ] acre altalla'
az acre gum grove, acres sweet pota-
toes fine team horses, double harness
COW 30 chickens, new wagon, buggy, ploW,
cultivator harrow, hay rake, 400 feet gar,
yanized pipe for surface irrgating, all
large and small farming implements,
abundance water from ditch. Very cheap.
About s tons hay. Price 5000, easy
terms.
THE DANBERY REALTY CO.
Agents for No. Q, No. !.
232-233 0. T. johnson BldgY
Corner Fourth and Broadway
Phones-Main 1881, F252l.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-23
s Acre HOnne Place

This little 5-acre beauty lies
within one-fourth mile of that
beautiful little city of Orange.
Fine oiled roads; has a 5-room,
all plastered house, bath and tot
let; all up to date. Water from
City Water company. Fine fam
lily orchard, new barn, 263 lemon
trees, 80 orange trees, J acre in
alfalfa. This is a fine piece Of
soil; deep sub-soil, This will
make you an ideal home with a
good income. You can't find bet
ter at the price, $500. Terms
6 per cent.
THE DANBERY REALTY co.
Agents for No. &C
1928 o. T. Johnson Building
Corner Fourth and Broadway.
Phones-Main 2521, F2521.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-23
THE DANBERY REALTY co.

Exclusive Agents No. IL G.
232-233 o. I. johnson Bldg,
Corner Fourth and Broadway
Phones-Main 1921, F2521.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-23
THE DANBERY REALTY CO.
NO. C-33
232-233 O. T. johnson Bldg.
Phones Main 2521; F2521.

Only $4,000 required to handle this big
deal. 40 acres. Every inch of same is
an income proposition. 10 acres 14-year-
old late Valencia oranges, acres 5-year-
old late Valencias. acres S-year-old
navels, 10 acres 3-year-old Valencias IA
acres, acres 14-year-old soft shell walnuts,
acres of same interest with 2-year-old
Valencias New Groom house. barn. we'll,
windmill and tank. Fine chicken corrals,
mules and harness. farm wagons, l
disk, plows. l cultivator. harrow;
water stock, 10 shares Anaheim Union.
This ranch is located close to Anahem'
Price $4,000. This includes all crops.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-23
OWENS VALLEY


Dairying and hog raising is the best pay
ing business in the country We nave
a number of splendid propositions along
that line, some fully stocked and equipped.
No. 12O-16O acres Ample gravity wa
ter right One and a half miles from
Big Pine Complete creamery outfit. Cows
stock, tools, feed, etc. Good buildings
Only $4,000.
No 1870 acres, $40 per acre, Bishop
creek water Three -fourths mile from
Bishop A splendid proposition and worth
$3.50 per acre.
No 1920 acres, s65 per acre Free
mountain water All in red top and tins
othv. A fine dairy, alfalfa or fruit prom
osition. Two houses, barns ETC.
No. 1870 acres, $50 per acre. Plenty
of water All in alfalfa and pasture.
House. barns. etc stock and tools can
he purchased at snap price with ranch
we have plenty of others.
KUCK & TOBIAS
$40 Byrne Bldg. corner Broadway ana
Third St, ,u..,.s cal
1881
OR sALE-52 ACRES, az MILES SOUTH
of city limits. east OF Main; artesan wells.
plenty water for 200 acres; improvements
cost $1,000; take $4,000 down, bal. long time,
per cent; this land is increasing very
rapidly; cheap at the price asked.
WILSON & FOX
32s story Bldg, 9th and Broadway.
Main 77I5, F3S50' N-'A
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-23

10 acres, $4,000. Would make dandy chicken
ranch New 4-room bungalow. front and
rear porches. large pantry, bath and toilet.
1O-inch WELL large windmill and tank. Fine
chicken corrals. Family orchard. Water
riped all over chicken yards. Largs gum
grove Water from neighbours underground
pipe line Lies on main Travelled road, right
near town. Electric car. Be independent
Rai5e chickens.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-23

20 ACRES ALFALFA
Near Electric Line
Seeing is believing. Look at this 20.
1t is certainly good for the price. 10
acres of the 20 has the finest stand of
alfalfa you ever looked at; acres in
corn; 20 full bearing orange trees family
orchard, large shade trees; modern I
room house, sleeping porch, front
and rear porches, fine bath and toilet;
large new barn; 80 H. p. pumping plant
1875 inches water; underground pipe line.
This land will produce 10 tons per acre.
Right close to schools and church.
Price S1O,500; terms.
THE DANBERY REALTY CO.
Exclusive for No. 100
232-233 o. T. johnson Bldg.
Phones Main 2521: FISH.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-23

ONE OF THE FINEST VALENCIA
orange groves in the Anaheim- Fullerton
district where the Valencia oranges sell
for the HIGHEST PRICE paid in Cali
fornia WHENEVER YOU SEE A FANCY
VALENCIA ORANGE. THINK OF ANA
HEM Let us show you beautiful VAL
encia grove 1914 acres. with water stock
for irrigation. Nice large residence, barn;
we'll windmill and tank furnishes de-
licious water for domestic use; great va
riety of bearing fruit trees and a garden;
extra fine team of horses worth $500; har-
nesses, wagon, good rubber tire buggy
tools implements and poultry. IT IS Sell
DOM THAT ONE CAN FIND SUCH AN
UP-TO-DATE PLACE FOR SALE. If you
want an orange grove and a pleasant
home that will pay you a good income
as long as you live, DON'T FAIL TO
SEE THIS. The price, including the i'm
provements and personal property is only
$1,000 an acre on easy terms.
resi- & MCCARTHY CO,
624 Hellman Bldg, All S. Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-09

enact section iio or the code OF yrginia, MS
amended by nu act approved January III.
lWi IN relation to how and by whom poll
LOOKS furnished and delivered 10 juJgcs OF
election.
by Nj Watkins. a iii to amend and re-
enact subsection of section 2o70-A OF the
code OF virginia, as amended and fo.enant-
Ell by an act approved ATny H., 1905, entitled
an act to amend art re-cnact chapter 95
OF tho Code OF Virginia in relation to tho
preservation OF certain birds and animals.
ny Nc strobe y n bill TO amend and re.
enact an act, which became law without
the Governors signature, December T. 1905.
entitled an act to prescribe Tho manner in
winch duty registered voter who has not
beot assessed with hts state capitation TAX
may pay the same. and to prescribe panni-
tics for a failure on the part or clerks and
treasurers TO observe the pro ,isions OF this
act. so ne To prescribe the manner in which
any person who has not been assessed with
his State cnpitation tax may pay the same,
and TO prescribe penalties for n failure on
the part OF commissions OF tho revenue and
trehsurers to observ. the provisions of this
act.
BY Mr. Strobe; A bill to amend and re-
enact act, which became law without
the Governors signature. December T. 1909
entitled an act to prescribe The manner in
which q duly reglstcrcd voter who has not
been assessed with his state capttation taY
may pay the tame.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-09
Senate Bills
put inspectors on Oath.

by Mt strobe; bill to amend and no.
enact IN act approved January 30 1885,
entitled an act to provide FOR the working
and keeping in repair the public roads of
Amherst county.
By Mr. Wlckham: A bill to amend and
re-enao, an act approved January IL, isss.
entitled an aet 20 o REQUIRE employers of fe-
tories as clerks, operatives or HELPERS in
any business, trade or occupation. to nro.
vide e seats for such female employees, and
providing penalty for failure or refusal
10 provide such seats.
BY MT Holt: a bill to authorize building
and loan associations to ssue different
classes of stock, 4 "a IN M
BY Mr. Sale \ bill 70 amend md re-en-
act section SO % ths q, Code of Virginia. as
,,rer OF the city of Norfolk. rs 81 ~
BY MIR, strobe a bill 10 amend and u :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-09
Run Down Nervous System
Mr.. H. F. Corcoran When on the Verge Of Collapse.
Took Duffys Pure Malt Whiskey and Now
He Feels Like New Man.
System.

He writes: II have been using
your stimulant for he past four
months, and ] feel so much iin-i
proved from the use of it that |
think should say few words Of
praise in its favor.
My nervous system was conl-l
pletcly rundown, and was really
on the verge Of collapse when |
was advised by a friend to COM
mence using your stimulant as a
tonic, and the results have been
most gratifying, and to-day feel
like an entirely different man, and
have been recommending its Use
to a number of people who are
afflicted as was III. r. Cor
coran, 21S w. Monroe Street, Chi
cago, Ill.
Ministers of the gospel, doctors
Of medicine, nurses and people
everywhere unite in commencing
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