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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-04

not only very newspaper but the best
10 costs only. but a careful
perusal, you will ind very interest
ing Will agree that one many
good IS worth Of reading matter In
The Times"
No one solved this problem correctly.
So II remained for the Want Ad man 10
award the prizes to those who came
nearest the mark, and whose replies
showed the most originality in arrange
ment.
The winners are Paul Freeman, Of the
Postoffice Department. and G. A Nc
Chesney, Of 624 + street northwest.
The correct answer 70 the problem
could be gi' en- by filling the blanks with
the following words: 1T is a good
penny with which you gain a dollar"
The word gain" seemed TO be the
stumbling block. Get" and find
were the principal substitutes.
The problem today is novel. Watch
for H.
one lucky contestant will receive
tickets Tor the National on calling at
the business office Of The Times, and
the other viii be given 4 pair OF seats
10 rhe Columbia
The Want AID Man promises a test
for this afternoon that Will tax the in
genuity Of Times readers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-04
JUST EATS,
READS, AND SLEEPS
He Nor His Companion APP
pear Worried Over APP
preaching Trial.

LONDON, Oct 4-Dr. H H. Crippen
and his alleged accompIice, Ethel Clare
Leneve. apparently are not worrying
over the outcome Of their trials this
month. when both Will be arraigned at
Old Bailey charged with the murder Of
Crippen's wife, Mrs. Belle ElmOre Grip
pen
The American doctor is confined IN
the infrmary Of BriXton jail. With the
prerogative Of securing his own food
ne has elaborate meals sent in from a
fashionable restaurant He spends his
time in reading. his preferences beng
given TO love stories.
Miss Leneye. who is charged with be
ing an accessory after the fact. is IN
inmate Of the indrmary OF Holloway
jail She appears TO be cheerful, ana
has spent the greater part Of her time
debating her autobiography which viii
subsequently appear IN book form
Like Dr. Crippen, she gets food Of
superior quality, and deyOtes some Of
her time to light literature.
Both prisoners are said 70 be in good
health, but are being detained in the
infrmaTies for closer watching. Crippen
wears ordinary clO' ming and Miss
Leneve pays particular attention TO her
dress.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-04
KHEDIVE TO QUIT,
DUE TO ROOSEVELT
Rulers Position Difficult
After Colonies Speech
In Egypt.

CONSTANTINOPLE. Oct. 4.-Col.
Theodore Roosevelt Is responsible for
the determination OF Abbas Pasha. Khe-
dive Of Egypt, 10 resign his throne. ac-
cordinE TO a report current here TODAY.
BY his speeches in Bhartoum and
Cairo, in which he pleaded for the
strengthening OF English rule in Egypt.
and urged the Egyptians to submit
peaceably TO such rule. Roosevelt is de-
cIared TO have stirred such activity on
the part Of the Young Turks. who con-
stitute the nationalist party, that the
Khedive has found his continued rule
beset by too many perplexities and has
decided 10 abdicate.
The coloneTs speech brought the issue
Of Egyptian freedom plainly to the
front, and has had the reverse effect
from that intended by Roosevelt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-04
WANTADCONTESTA ANSWERS
ARE BRIGHT AND ORIGINAL
Hundreds of Times Readers Turn In Novel Solutions to
Puzzles In Striving to Win Theater Tickets Offered
AS Prizes-Attracton This Week

Have you solved Times Want Ad
problem?
1t IS time TO geC on the band wagon,
The desk of the Want AID Sian is del
uged daily with clever bright. original
and novel solutions to the puzzles that
appear hidden ay among the Want
Ads Evidently most Of The Times
readers are raclIirg their brains for the
solutions TO the problems
The performance OF New York" at
the Columbia and of The Echo" at the
National are the rewards all this week
for the puZzlers.
The Want Ad Man today turned dra-
matte critic long enough to assure the
contestants that both productions are
eminently worth seeing.
New York deals with Gotham life
AFTER the realistic manner Of Eugene
Walters successes. The Echo" is adj
NertiSed as veritable dancing carnival,
and every one in the company. from
Bessie McCOy 10 the back row chorus
girls, is said TO be dancer Of merit
The contest yesterday was inserted in
the Help Wanted column. II was.
TODAY'S PROBLEM consists OF hlIing ir the
missing words. which form complete SEN
tence. proNerb on investing your pennies
wisely.
The Washingtonians sly: - always
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-04
FLAMES DESTROY
MONTEYIDEO DOCKS
Water Front of Uruguay's
Capital Swept BY ST.
100000 Fire.

NONTENIDEO, Uruguay, Oct. q
Fire swept the water front OF this city
today. destroying the new grand docks.
the customs house and vast quantities
OF European and American imports.
Within a few hours the loss exceeded
100000. and IL was estimated that the
damage would total a figure between
81 .JoO.OO and 100000.
Swept by the harbOr wind and nursed
by inilammabIe substances the hremen
and police were unable 10 cope with the
situation. The flames spread toward
the Maciel wharyes and the fire fighters
practically gave up the attempt 10 save
the customs house and docks and i'm
ports and turned their attention 10 saw
ing the Maciel wharves.
Vast quantities Of taliow. beef pro
ducts, and sides added fuel 20 the
flames Some Of the ships al the Quays
had their holds nearly filled with tallOw.
and il was feared that this would ignite
Some Of thu modern built ships were
equipped with fire fighting appar atus
and these ships aided the firemen on
shore By directing streams OF water up
or the burning piers.
Bits Of blazing wood. canvas, and hide
were carried by tho wind FAR out into
the Earhor-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-04
ENTERS NEW FIELD
FOR CHURCH WORK
The Rev. 6. E. Guthrie Call
ed to Passionate In
WilkeSbarre.

81 believe that my work in Washing
ton is about completed. ard. in the nat
uraI order Of our church. l should soon
be called TO another held. Though /
deeply regret leaving the Capital. there
fore. J COULD not overlook an offer to
enter such an attractive field as Wilkes
barre. Pa"
This was .he explanation given today
by the Rev Charles +. Guthrie, OF his
reasons for resiSning as Pastor Of the
Hamline IL Z. Church, of this city, TO
accept call to the First NJ. +. Church
of Wilkesbarre-
DR.. Guthrie said today that the re-
moval was practically arranged as
Bishop L. 3. Wilson. who has iurisCic-
ton over the Methodist churches Of this
city, has given his consent. and the
bishop Of Pennsylvania is expected to
indoTse the action Of the WiIkesbarie
church today.
The First Church at Wilkesbarre, Dr.
Guthrie said today, is one Of the largest
and best known OF the Methodist de-
nomination in Pennsylvania II has ]. 100
members, model Sunday school equip
ment, and Sunday school enrolment
Of LOO
DIR. Guthrie has been in Washington
three years. He came here from Bal
timOre. During his stay here he has
allied himself with nearly every active
religious movement. and Is widely
known among public officials here, as
well as In church circles
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-04
ELKS' OPEN SESSION

Washington Lodge, No. Is. of 3. p. O.
Elks. VIII hold an open session at its
clubhouse in II street northwest tonight.
II viii mark the opening of the fall
season
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-04
THREE BADLY HURT
IN AUTO SMASH-UP

HAGERSTOWN, Nd. Oct 4-W. R.
c. Evans, Of Wayneshoro, is thought to
be seriously hurt as the result of being
pinned under large touring car which
turned turtle while he was an occupant
of il.
The car belonged TO VI. E Sollen-
berger, cashier of the Peoples National
Bank. WaynesbOro, and was being
driven by him at the time Of the acct
dent.
Mr.. Sollenberger was unconscious an
hour, while his wife, who was also in
the car, suffered a fracture Of her col
larbOne.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-04
FOREIGNERS VICTIMS
OF FAKE" ATTORNEY
Postoffce Department Issues Order
Against New York Man Work
ing Through Mails.

A fraud order was issued by the Post
office Department today against Jozef
V. Uberan. Of 5l-33 Broadway, New
York city. The action Of the depart
ment was based on the complaint Of
the Austro-HunEarian consul at New
York, who charged that UberaU was
using the mails to defraud by repre-
senting TO immigrants and foreign resi-
dents in the United States that he was
a LAWYER and notary public, and was
empowered 10 execute official papers
pertaining 20 claims and 10 prosecute
suits regarding lands situated in AUS
tria-HungaTy- Eberall admitted that he
was neither a lawyer or notary public.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-04
FUNERAL TOMORROW
FOR CHARLES SWEET

Arrangements have been made to hold
the funeral services Tor Charles Sweet.
the man hose body was Cound floating
in the Potomac river last Saturday, to-
morrow morning the Undertaking es-
Enlistment OF J. William Lee, 80 Penn
sylvania avenue northwest Mr.. Sweets
wife and daughter arrived in Washing
ton from their home in Clarendon yes
terday and identified the body at the
MorgUe
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-04
RATES SUSPENDED
ON FREIGHT TO WEST

Advances in rates on west bound
transcontinental traffic from Eastern
points, which We're 10 have become eff
fective October 10. were suspended to-
day by the Interstate Commerce
commission until February next.
The new schedule contaminated an
advance Of from to % per cent on
lumber. slaves. furniture. cement, and
other commodities, and affected 49I
railroads operating in almost every
section Of the United States.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-04
ACCIDENT DELAYS
JAMES A. TAWNEY

WINONA. MINI, oct. Representa-
tive James A. Tawney. WHO was badly
cut and bruised as the result Of stop
ping a runaway horse attached to a
buggy in which there was a woman
and three children, Sunday night is
much better today. and came down TO
his office. although done UP in ban
dages
He viii not be able 20 leave here this
week for Chicago, where Ne is to have
Charge Of the national Congressional
committee headquarters.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-04

v0gue Those with invisible checks capture the horse Show
contingent For shopping and travelling the resisting serge eviot
and weave suits are an raft
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-04

All shades of wavy hair, made of
sixteen single puffs forming a clus-
ter, creating the very latest vogue
and enabling the wearing Of the new
hat to best possible advantage,
Si.O5-but for tomorrow only.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-04
NATIONAL UNION
CLASS INITIATION

The District Cabinet Of the National
Union has arranged fer a class initia-
ton on December l.. The committee
having the matter IN charge held a
eeeting at National Union head
Quarters last night and reported that
the enthusiasm displayed by the diff
ferent councils was conclusive evil
dence the class will far exceed the
one held in December Of last year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-09
OFFICE SEEKERS AND OFFICE BOOSTERS.

What have the people to expect they elect one of the
professional office eSeekerS and oCeChaSerS to the Gov
ernorShip? Such governor will have to stand in with the
Whole professional caste to which he belongs and he will
not be able TO stop the most gigantic graft Of a-he
creation OF new offices and the raising of salaries of those
already noffce by the legislature How did one senator get
several offices by being member OF the Senate forty days
at three dollars day, Did that warrant unloading num-
Der of new judicial districts the people of the whole state
at cost OF about ten thousand dollars year per district
TOR all time to come? Did anyone ever hear of one of these
judicial districts with district attorneys and deputies and
baS and all the expense of other officials connected with
holding courts being abOShed2 The creating of these offices
is going on at every term of the legislature and the political
lords TIL them with their relatives law partners and fellow
ofdS OF both parties his is not said reflection on the
integrity OF any Senator because they have only done what
the Whole aggregation OF graft have praCtced for the foy
years at the expense OF the taxpayer 1t is said to point out
Sona class OF office boosters and Standpa politicians for
revenue into the office of Governor say when is done in
the name OF RepubicanSm and pretended devotion to he
cause OF good government It is fraud and farce and
the people are foolish to expect any reforms to come from
such source As well expect the Ethiopian to change his
COLOR or the leopard to change his spots as to ask one of
this class to WELD the veto and op off any of the ever
increasing swarm OF parasites who propose to get onto the
political easy street When these same political imposters
ano PROFESSIONAL aXeaerS propose to name the candida
OF the Republican party in assembly of their own com
position alleged to be in the interest of the people as we
expect convention Of gamblers to regulate the ganhpg
Tor morality and virtue The people should elect goVernnr
VINO VIII curb the aggreSSonS of organized graft and That Is
proper name tor an average legislature from start o
finish See sessions laws of 1909 where threefoUrtbs of
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-09
THE PEOPLE SHOULD NOMINATE.

have been accused in the newspapers of being Cand
date for Governor and have been urged by many friends to
announce myself as candidate for the office viii! say
For this particular office do not believe man should try
to force himself on the party Or the people By spending
pubIcanS have tried that plan and both defeated
shall not hire men to 60 around with petitions to make my
self candidate but If the petitions come from the people
voluntarily upon the principles which am here to announce
to this gathering Of taxpayers and property owners in the
great farming body Of Marion county, shall go out and
make campaign and put my newspaper into the fight for
reform principles, It up to the people to ask some man to
become candidate, If you wanted man to run big
ranch or some industry you would not take some man who
was osed upon you because he wanted the job but you
would go out and hunt for man qualified to do the work.
If you didn't do that you would be very apt to get an nco
peent man and pay very dearly for the experience The
people have no confidence in the Semade candidate who is
ready TO get on to any kind of platform that will help him
get the office and make back from the people the enormous
sums OF money that are sometimes spent to get an office
The people want for governor whose hands not tied
by the Machine and who has not been participant in all the
abuses of power that result the high taxes we are paying
in many parts of 0egon-the greatest obstacle to our de-
yelopment
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-09
CLAIMS RIGHT TO SPEAK.

After conducting newspaper and taking an active part in
feel have right to speak on state affairs, with which
have tried to become as familiar as it is possible for mere
private citizen We can claim for Marion county that we
have one of the best and most careful county governments
the state Our county tax levy was the lowest of any county
for purely county purposes.
wish to thank you for this invitation to address purely
farmers gathering Where could one discuss the affairs of
our state before more representative gathering Of the prop
ery owners producers and taxpayers than at such gather
ng composed Of the best farming population and where the
Grange and the Home so we'll repreSented2 feel if can
express the feelings that animate your hearts toward the well
fare of our state we shall not 60 far wrong we agree on
the main policies that should govern us in the coming state
election they will be good enough for anyone who wants to
see Oregon develop into an ideal commonwealth believe in
the people, and am willing to take my inspiration from them
and be governed by their decisions in public matters after
am willing to print what shall say about all public matters
and use my newspaper to back up N.Y. campaign # shall be
qeG Dbc pS @ae % ese
issue before the people,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-09
wHAT AM iowa GOVERNOR DID.

When Governor Lauabee Of Iowa took office the State
Treasurer stepped into his office and filed his monthly re-
port of the condition Of the various funds in his keeping n
that state the Governor was required certify to monthly
statement made by the State Treasurer as to the exact
condition of each fund and the amount Of cash on hand
Governor Larabee said he would 60 INTO the treasury vaults
and check over the amounts stated by the Treasurer as be-
ing on hand as soon he returned from lunch During the
hour and haIf-between noon and the Governors return
to the state house at 1870 p, M half dozen express
wagons in the city of DeS MoneS were busy flying back and
forth between the banks and the state treasury cang in
the money-about 100000 that the report called for as
the Treasurer knew Governor Larabee was man of his
word and business and when he said he would check
over the money and then certify to the report he meant just
what he said and for the frs time in many years there
would be showdown as to the condition Of the actual cash
in the Iowa state treasury The Governor went into the
vaults of the state treasury and stayed in there all the after
noon and checked oyer every dollar and the money was
of that policy of having the official reports show just what
was the truth about the matter two banks and an insurance
company that had been doing business with state funds in
violation Of law went out Of business but the state treasury
funds were protected, as those Institutions had better go
broke with the state funds out of their Golfers than to 90
broke with the state money in their precarouS keeping
Governor aabee was reelected and was the best governor
Iowa ever had
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-09
PUNISH BIG MALEFAcToRS.

believe the "bg boys" Should be made to obey the laws
as well as the little fellows In the minds Of some ministers
of the gospel Civic righteousness" means nothing but the
prosecution of saloon keeper or gambler but believe the
time has when civic righteousness should include the
though they hold high positions in the churches and Sun
day school work and stand hgh socially and potcaM An
executive who would so Ta forget himself to put pardon
To renew numbering of the unfortunate is not what the
reoOe of Oregon want in a Governor How are the people
to have any confidence in Their government IN their bank
Inc system or in their state treasury such things can be
done and go unpunShed2 Do not expect that men will
srend large sums of money to secure nominations and eec
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-09
THE OFFICE OF GOVERNOR.

Next Importance to the people Of Oregon IS the office
Of Governor office that very close to the hearts OF
the people, In q years Oregon has had Republican Gov
not been able to succeed themselves owing the bitterness
Of acona strfe machine domination unsatisfactory of
the appointing power and failure to use the veto axe where
ature, two Democratic Governors were reelected This
proves that the Machine in Oregon has not enjoyed the
respect and confidence Of the voters and when gained
election was not able to keep majority of the people back
be elected Machne-controIed Governor or a Governor who
will respect and obey the mandates of the people, If the
Machine by means of an Assembly forces Machine nom-
nee the people he will be defeated just Missouri and
Indiana elected Republicans when those states went Demo-
cratic and states like Minnesota and Ohio went Republican
but elected Democratic Governors,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-09
CAMPAIGN ISSUES STATED IN ADDRESS
DELIVERED AT NORTH HOWELL JUNE A. 1910

tonS or let other men do for hem have the money put
up by large corporations and then not make it back out
Of the people The Portland banker % who St secures t the o Bano
been expected-he will make it back from the man he
Nominated and at the expense of the people, Unless the
people going to get behind an independent @ man ntbn and see &c
expect but to be pundeed by the Machine they have
been for the past twenty years. and to have their state
taxes go still higher and capital kept out OF the state and
the state remain undeVeIoped
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-09
THE OREGON HOUSE of | LORDS

ne people OF Oregon have been ruled for many years by
lot OF political ordS not confined to one party and these
gentlemen are the e9 menace TO reforms our state at
become Governor of the state and lord over the taxpayers
tor four years in ways that have not hitherto been possible
ne people turned down this class when they elected Pen
oyer governor and again when they elected Chamberlain
eanSm that respects the people, but for sixteen years out
OF Weay-i0ur the Oregon House of Lords has been kept
ou OF ne Governors office which they now seek to capture
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-09
NOM-PARTISAN SUPREME COURT.

believe It proVdentaI for the people Of Oregon that
we have this year four members Of the Supreme Court to
are Republicans and two are Democrats Ali are are honest
able and fearless in the discharge of their dueS and should
be returned by the people without opposition Or compelling
them to go through an expensive campaign for their nomna
greSSye policies nauguaed by the people of Oregon When
eyerthe question Of popular ights has been involved
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-09
THERE HAS BEEN NO HOW-DowN.

Tor many years by the croOkedOess and coruptness Of
legislatures there has been no showdown or cleanup in
state affairs he democratic Governor was kept busy
Veog pS and stopping further gratis and the big fnan-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-09

PULPIT,
The Glorious Liberty
Of the Children
Of God.

The creature also shall be de-
livered from the bondage Of corup-
hon into the glorious liberty Of the
children Of God" (Romans WiHi. I'D
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-07-09
Why She couldn,t Accept.

Telephone operators who plug wrong
numbers on get the wires crossed some
times are responsible for very embar-
RAISING situations, as was eNemplned
By broker la this city the other morn
Ing. The broker called up his home
number aud said 10 the person on the
other end OF the Nife'
Hello, dear Is that your
YES" replied a sweet toned oiee'
well, i've been thinking about you
all morning. 4 want you 10 come
downtown aud meet me for lunch, and
Neil 20 10 d show This afternoon
"Well, thaf would pe very nice fe,
piled the person Oh thc other end 'ana
j should dearly love 10 do %, but py
husband Is home, and pm afraid heo
object Don't yop lhipF you've eot
me wrong numlerf n fhNadelphlN
Times.