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The Washington times., 1910-05-22
MINISTER'S SWELL
BOARDWALK THRONG
Pushing Wheel Chairs Ad.
vised for Women to Re-
duce Weight.

ATLANTIC CITY. May "A thous-
and Presbyterian ministers gathered
from every state and land to attend the
assembly Of their church, added dlgnity
70 the boardwalk turnout today.
Gov. J. Franklin Fort, Secretary OF
Commerce and Labor Nagei. and other
notabIes here 10 address or attend the
big meetings Of the assembly during
day and eveHiag, Joined the stroulng
thousands
The warm ave Of yesterday caused q
sudden rush # city visitors TO the shore
and hotels reporl ed the greatest record
Of arrivals since Easter New arrivals
joined the regular corps OF bathers, who
have been induIging in daily surf dips.
and two enterprising bath-house keep
ers opened up this morning and did a
gO0G business.
Summer clothes have jumped Into pop
ular favor. and white faunels are much
in evidence today. The much-favored
summer evening rig Of dress clothes.
topped of with straw hats, appeared on
male strollers last night
Boardwalk acquaintance Of RAYMOND
Hitchcock and his wife are smiling over
the story Of the real reason why the
vivaciOuS Flo Zabelle has been seen for
several days industTiOUsly pushing a
rolling chair. instead Of riding al ease in
the luxurious vehicle. Incidentally.
Hitchcock has occupied the chair. and
10 friends he has whispered that his
wife has selected the job OF chair-push-
ing as a perfect weiGht-reducer.
Other husbands are reported To he
endeavOring 10 spread the fad. and are
cheerfully offering 10 serve as weights
by riding in the chairs when their wives
desire TO secure the exercise.
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those of last year. Now, Senator Hale
who is amply qualified to speak, cor
roborates this. He predicts the ap-
propriations for the next fiscal year,
provided for this year, will ex-
eeed the appropriations for any
previous year in the history of
the Government and says he does
not believe that at the end of the COM
ing fiscal year the revenues will equal
the appropriations.
More than this, Senator Hale says
that in all the assurance given o.
surplus revenue, "it is a fools para
disc that we are in" and with the
enormous military expenditures being
made, which he asserts have no prece-
dent, there will either result deficit
or cutting down of civil apprOpria-
tions.
Thus much has the talk of economy
of which a great deal has been heard
amounted to. Last session the appro-
priations exceeded SI,O44,OOO,OOO. Now
they are about to go to even more
towering heights. Senator Hale lays
the blame at the door Of the large and
growing outlay for military purposes.
What the average man in the street
wants to know is where will the end
be. 1t is certainly not yet. Who can
estimate what our national expendi-
lures will be ten years from now?
The prospect is not a reassuring one.
And it has TO be remembered nearly
all this vast sum comes out of the
consumer in proportion not to what
he has, but in proportion to what he
and his family eats and drinks and
wears. Still Legislatures go right on
turning down the proposition for an in
come tax
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SPECIAL SPEAKERS TONIGHT
IN WASHINGTON PUL LPTTS

and Tenth
Mowbay Bishop W NJ Bell
MethOdstRe Pate D. D. Major Ed
WardW an Ga
Grace Methodst-Ninth and streets Rev NJ Thompson.
Of ". 7. o. Japan
Epwot
o J.. NJ o Spartanburr s
Virginia
William n Brown Of the Philippines
Baptist
ton Waldron Rev John l. DUDE native Zulu
C0lurnbia OF
ca D. d. Of Korea
James
H Pretle, Of Japan and Dr. Atlanta
Washington
H L Euwer. Of Persia
Lewis
w E Doughty, of NevY York
NorthHsr
and H
vary, OF
Memorial
Rev J. W FrizzeI Dr.
nant. Of Nassa
Capitol streets Rev Scott of india
and New Zealand
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Mrs. Meyer Entertains Young People
At Luncheon Aboard the Dolphin
Mrs. Ben de NJ. Miller
Hostess at Tea TODAY

MIS- Ben de Mier Miller will enter+ai,
small party Informally al tea AZ the
Chevy Chase Club this afternoon az 5
O'Clock
Mr.. and Mrs Frank 3. Moves will
close their Vermont avenue residence
the latter part Of June. and. accom-
panied by their family. viii 90 to the
Adirondack Mountains for the sumner.
Miss Grace Bell. whose wedding 10
Granville r Fortesque viii take place
Saturday. June (. IS spending a few day5
IN New York.
Mr.. Fortesque has selected for his at
tendants at the wedding his brother,
Kenyon Fortesque, as best man, and
Capt. Archibald w. Butt. John Barrett.
Preston Gibson. Gerald Morgan, Of New
York; William Hit. Newton Quick,
Gardner Bell. and Julian Ripley as
Ushe-s.
The bridal party which VIII attend
Miss FlOrelle Edison and Lieut. John
Wlillam Mckle, l. s. - At their we'd
ding June I, IN St ThoILss' Church, will
include Miss Marjorie Kendall Edson,
and Miss Gertrude Wugner and Miss
Marie Mcmillan BrOWr as bridesmaids
Lieut. Edmund T. Weisel. Of Fort
Screvens Ga, VIII be best man. and the
ushers VIII be Lieut. Henry Conzer
Pratt. Lieut. T H Emerson, Lieut.. c.
J. GoOdier. OF Fort Hancock. y. j and
Capt John VI. Dunn. OF Fort Washing
ton The best man and ushers were
Point
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SENATOR HALE ON THIS
YEARS APPROPRIATIONS.

Senator Hale Of Maine. chairman of
7fthe Senate Committee on Appropria-
: lions, has come forward with the first
thing in the nature of an official
srowal as 10 the total of the appro-
.-priations which will be made by Con-
gcess 80 this session. It has been fore
cas- in an unofficial way that the
appropriations made by this session
vCGid break the record and exceed
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reach the proportions of a catastrophe
One has only to think of what the cry
OF "Pire" st a theater is likely to
cause to have brought foreefuIlv TO
mind the possibilities of disaster to a
vast army of people seeing a great
tent rolling in flames above their heads.
1t is frequently said that Americans
are losing the habit of sef-possession
which was an attribute of their fathers
and grandfathers, and are becoming
tickle, volatile, exeitable, and emotional.
This does not look exactly like it.
On the whole, this wonderful ner.
1ormance at Schenectady is worth pond
dering over from a number of view
points. A good many valuable lessons
are contained in it. Could this thing
have happened in any other country
under the sun? Americans will be in
clIned TO doubt It. Great credit is due
the circus employees and attaches. who
kept cool and collected and no doubt
did much to steady the crowd. It illus
trates peculiarly well the value of the
example Of a level-headed man in time
OF peril. In recent years, the schools
OF the country have paid more and
more attention to fire drills and the
probabilities are that the training in
such drills was not without its effect.
Certainly, the occurrence should en-
courage those in charge of the work of
dlsciplining the school children to meet
Just such ordeals.
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KOSHER ABATTOR
WILL BE ERECTED
Company Being Or
ganized By Cincinnati Meat
Cf-TL-arS
Strikers.

CINCINNATI. Ohio, May "a CO.
operative Jewish slaughterhouse com
pany is now being organized by the
Kosher meat strikers in the Ghetto IN
this city. Their attorney. Nicholas
Klein. said today that the strikers VIII
put Up an abattoir. Subscriptions ara
being taken for a cooperative shoo
mass meetings At Socialist hall FTP-
teenJh and Elm streets
Attorney Klein felt jubilsnt TODAY
over the progress OF the strike and
declared that not a pound of KOsb er
meat was being sold in the city, Tre
entire Jewish population OF the CITY
have united 70 make the strike of
lasting benefit.
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Perhaps Mr.. Goldsborough's reason for
refusing TO talk on SO-cent gas is based
on his realization Of the fact that the
POSTAL laws forbid newspapers to prfDt
the kind of language necessary Ia er-
press mis- sentiments
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BIBLE SOCIETY GETS
CHECK FOR S5OO,OOO
Mrs. Russell Sage Makes Gift
After Organization Subscribed
q Like Amount.

CINCINNATI Ohio, May 22-Rev. ".
+ Haven one OF the secretaries OF. the
American Bible Society. IS authority for
the statement that S5oo.O0O has bean
raised TO meet the demands Of Ms.
Russell Sage. who offered TO Eive-s5n0. 600
provided the society would raise by sub
scription another S5O0.OO Mrs. SAGE
has sent her check for $4,000 20 the
secretary.
Mr.. Haven says that in spite Of the
receipt or many other beQdests which
VIII bring $4,000 more into tho treas
Ury, the society can hardly keep up with
the great work OF giving the Bible to the
world free Of cost.
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UNDERGROUND y YEARS.

CARDIFF, May 22.-Wflliam Crook.
of Aspun, near Wignar. who has Just
retired from work as a, miner, worked
underground for seventy-two years.
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Wife Of Secretary of the
Navy Hostess for
River Trip.
Mrs. Letter Returning to
the Capital From
Chicago.

Mrs. Meyer. wife OF the Secretary OF
the Navy, entertained a party OF
young people at luncheon aboard the
Dolphin today. After luncheon the
party took a trip down the river as
far as Mt. Vernon.
=
Brig Gen and Mrs. Clarence r. Ed
wards have as their guests for the
weekend Charles Otis, Of Cleveland,
OHIO, brother-in-law Of the general.
=
Mrs Letter. who has been spending
some time in Chicago with her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Letter, VIII arrive In Wash
ingtOn Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Letter Will accompany her. and.
after spending a few days here, they
Will go 10 Beverly, Mass, where their
new sr-~umeT cottage IS being erected
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If cleanliness really ranks next 70
Godliness that $4,000 laundry bill shown
for Washington by the census reports
would Indicate were not nearly as
wicked as the rest Of the country thinks
we are
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The junior and senior Christian En-
deavor societies of the West Street
Presbyterian church will unite this even
ing. the superintendent Of the Junior
society leading. The subject of the
prayer meeting topic is: What Is It
10 Be a Christian?"
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The funeral Of Mrs. Ruth A. Bog
ley, wife OF Reuben A. BOgley, was
held this morning at II o'clock from her
late residence, 1907 Twenty-eighth street
The body was taken 10 Rockville for
interment this afternoon
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II IS not stated whether those Chicago
e'ris who are running elevators went
INTO re work because they wanted 70
do something that would upIift thelr
fellows
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Dinner Parties
At Chevy Chase Club.

The close Of the tennis tournament at
the Chevy Chase Club last 9, ening was
attended by number Of dinr er parties
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank b Poe Chaperoned
one Dutch treat party. which included
the Misses Downing. Miss Annie Irwin.
Miss Evelyn Chew, Miss Eleanor Ridge
ly. Miss Joanna Schroeder, ". ". Fin
ley jr., Mr.. Adee, Robert Stead. Lieut..
Byron Long, Mr.. Dowell, Of the May
flower. and Mr.. Williams.
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Rev. Clement Brown will be the
preacher this afternoon at O'Clock
al the open air services on the grounds
of the Episcopal Cathedral Music viii
be furnished by the cathedral choir,
led by a section from the Marine band
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Commissioner and Mrs.
W. V. Judson Luncheon
Hosts at Chevy Chase.
MIR. and Mrs. John r.
Mclean Entertain at
Friendship.

Commissioner and Mrs. ". Y. Juo-
son were among the numerous lunch
con hosts AT the Chevy Chase CHM
To-Day entertaining a company OF
twelve
Alr- and Mrs. John r. Mclean had
large company as their guests az
luncneon az Friendship. their subu~-
pan estate on the Tenleytown road
today.
Mrs Pettus. wife OF DR.. william 7.
Fetlus' VIII leave Washington tomor-
row for New York. where she wfIl-at-
tend The commencement exercises -
the Misses Spence School, from which
Miss Charlotte Pettus VIII he 80
uated- Miss Pettus viii be ar1ons the
debutantes Of next season.
Mr. are Mrs. Arthur D. Addison viii
Use Jce-r mouse on = street about the
nrst OF June and 20 10 Ear Ha-5o- To-
the 5ea5Jn-
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The seventh OF this special series Of
lectures to non-CathOlics at St. AIMS
church, TenleytOwn, Will be held this
evening. The subject that will be dis
cussed IS The Catholic Church and
American Citizenship" The usual an
swers TO miscellaneous queries deposited
in the question box Will precede the
lecture.
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Miss Baxter

MISS Baxter
Going To Annapolis.
Miss Lillian Baxter. daughter OF Mrs.
j. T. Baxter. viii 20 down TO Annapolis
next Saturday 70 spend June week
=
Mrs. Percy. wife Of Senator Percy, OF
Mississippi. win leave Washington next
Sunday for North Carolina. where she
Will spend the summer IN the mountains.
She will be toined by the Senator when
Congress ad5oUns-
Ms Borsh, wife of Senator 3orah.
has gone 10 her home in Boise CITY.
Idaho, where she viii be 1oined by the
Senator al the adjournment OF Congress
Miss -BoaFdman
Is Expected On Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs William J. Bo.rdn1an
will close their residence on = street
about the middle OF June and go 20 Mar
chester-by-the-Sea for the summer sea
son Miss BOardnan viii spend a por-
ton Of the summer With her parents.
Miss Bosrdman, who Is spending sew
eral days In Chicago. VIII return 10
Washington Wednesday.
Mrs. Calderon Carlisle and Miss NTs-v
". Carlisle viii leave Washington this
evening for New York. from whercs
they viii saii Tuesday for Europe 70
spend the summer.
Mr.. aid Mrs Henry Cleveland Per
kins aLd the Misses Perkins viii close
their residence on Connecticut avenue
about the first Of next month and 20 70
New Hampshire for the sumner months.
=
Miss Mary Perkins, whose enza CeueuI
20 Lieut. D. Pratt Mannix, fr, has re-
Gently been announced, was the guest IN
honor OF whom Mr.. and Mrs Ernest
Walker entertained a dinner companv At
the company were Mrs. n. Pratt Man
nix. Mr.. and Mrs. J. G O'IauEhlfn- Mr.
and Mrs. G. a. Joerissen. Miss Hemp
nil, Frederick Carpenter, secretary 10
the President, and Major Henry Leon
ard
Rear Admiral and Mrs Van Revper
had dining with them al the club Rear
Admiral and Mrs Dunlap. Mrs Blair.
Dr. Bryan, Mrs Carr. DR.. Deal, Dr. and
Mrs Richards. and their son-In-lavv and
daughter, Baron and Baroness .Korf.
The Crescents have issued Invitations
for their last dance Of the season AZ
Chevy Chase Lake on Tuesday evening.
May "a -
The committee IN charge includes ?
W Mchericher. 2. Q. PendIeton. Mvro1
IT-ayIor. W Harry Trotter. Laird L
Neal and Harry c. Sigourney.
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Perhaos the sviators will solve the
problem OF how 10 cross the English
Chanrel without getting seasick.
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PROGRANI.

I-FNOtIttAM.
March, The Marathon" Phillips
Overture. Flying Artillery"
Bergenholz
Waltzes from +The Dollar Prin-
cess ...-...--.s...-......... Fall
Selection, "The Fortune Teller"
Herbert
Habanera, Mexican Kisses,
Roberts
Medley, Plantation Echoes,
Coats
"The star-Spangled Banner"
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1t remains 10 be seen whether Champ
Clark's keynote unlocks a roll OF popu-
lar music. ...-.--..--.-.
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ANNUAL PROCESSION
At TRINITY CHURCH
Children of Georgetown
Sunday School Participate
In May Festival.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
EEDREETnWNe NAV q'


The annual May procession Of the
Sunday school or Trinity Church start
ed this afternoon at o'clock
TIE queen Of the Nay was Mss Ida
Lyddane. one OF the teachers, and In
stead Of two attendants. as heretofore.
she was followed by eight young ladies'.
They were Misses Mary MurtRUgh. Mary
Moran, Mary Smith. Lois Soeuman,
Marie Mayors. Alberta Potter. Dorothy
Heating. and Pearl ShellhOm-
Miss Ethel Gormley was the heart
bearer, and her attendants were Miss
Marie Bromley. Miss Irene MRttare,
Miss Annie Curry, and Miss Mary SUIT
ure Miss katherine Curtin was the
speaker, and attended by Misses Rose
Ellis, Helen Robinson, Catherine Cos
tellO. May ReCkert. Catherine Moran
and Mary BlaCkman-
The procession was led by Fersching-
eT's band. The boys of the Sunday
school followed. and after them came
the choir boys. The altar boys were
nex'. the larger boys carrying the statue
Of the Virgin Mary. The girls came
next. and in front Of the heart-0earer
vNre fourteen little girls, distributing
flowers along tie route.
The exercises we're held on the church
lawn, after a march Of about ten blocks
At the conclusion Of the outdoor eXer-
cises the children assembled in the
church where benediction Of the blessed
sacrament was given.
Two successful Sunday school rallies
were held today as a result Of the
World : Sunday School Convention, now
in session in Washington At the West
Street Presbytv -ian ChuFch Miss Har-
low, Of Philadelphia, and Francis Con-
nell, of England, were the principal
speakers.
A rally was also held a. the West
Washington Baptist Sunday school.
which commenced at go o'clock The
speakers were Rev. II. L. EuweT. Of
Persia. and Rev. ". D. Laumaster, Of
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Assistant Secretary
And Mrs. Wilson Hosts

The Assistant Secretary OF state and
Mrs. Huntington Wilson were dinner
hosts last evening, having as their
guests the Charge d'Affaires- OF the
Brazilian Legation ana Nine. Lima de
Silva, the Charge d'Anaires OF the Ar
gentine Legation and Nine de VfIlegas-
Representative and Mrs. Drv-iEh ,-fhe So
seoFeter5- OF the Spanish -leEatio Seno-
Don Francisco de ca Bermudez NJ Ta
Inai, or the Russian embassy, Evan
Young Of the state Department, Czeorze
=, ScldmOre, American consul rere-sI
al seoul, Korea; capt GeOrFe'T sum.
merlin. second secretary Of IlYe q mel
can embassy az Tokyo. and Mrs. sum
nond. MIS- Wesley Merritt Miss SLs-i-
dan and Miss Mary Hopkins.
Major and Mrs Cole had dining with
evening Colonel and Mrs. Eear Hrs1o-
Barphardt
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Roozar.,- A.
tertained small party inforusITy- a.
dinner az the Chevy Chase Clr1b rsT-
evening having as their guests .NTr srd
MIS- 2 Z Jordan, Miss Roosevelt and
Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles lRusserr
Train, z {. Y, Dr. and Mrs Tarry
Kerr. Paymaster and Mrs. Hagper and
guests Of lTr. and Mrs RanesiI y
HaEner ar dinner at the Chevy -hssA
Cluo last evening
Mr.. and Mrs. George J. HOFFMAN -a--a
cards out for the marriage OF rEaf-
daughter. Miss Mabel Louise F4oHrrsr
70 Thomas LynwoOd MoorS. Of CAo-rs-
town The wedding VIII taLue place Tl7ez-
day evening. June = at s o'c1o-lz n
s-rnr1anuel Protestant Episcopal Church.
AnacOstia-
Miss Mildred Moore. sister % the
bridegroom, VIII be the brides Onlv a.
tencant- and Mr.. Moore VIII have as his
best man J Newton Brewer The 71she-S
Philip King, Frank Gross. VVe5S+e-
Rowe and Thomas Weaver.
Dining with Lieutenant Commando
Crank we're Lieutenant Commander ans
Mrs Hasbrouh. Miss Katherine len
nings. Miss Harriet Sutherland Mis-
Gladys Parrish. Miss GLADYS HinrL-Tav-
Major Horton. Captain Little, and NJ
Tuckeruan-
Miss Marie Mcmillan Brown. darrA-
ter OF Mr- and Mrs. NeIl s. Brow
VIII leave Washington about the mid
de Of June TO attend q number o4
house parties in the North.
Rear Admiral and Mrs Browuson viii
60 70 New York early In June for a
few days. They viii make v7sIf= n
Rrookline. Mass, and then SAIL To- F-,r-
rope for he remainder Of the season
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The comet appeared last night lust
la time 10 save the scientists reputa-
tiOns.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles g2usser1
Train e {. N Dr. and Mrs Harrv
Kerr. Paymas1er and Mrs HaEpsr ana
M and Ms Thomas Fuller were 1Hs
guests Of lTr. and Mrs. RsnssiI y
HaEner AZ dinner at the Chevy Chsss
CluO last evening
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Mr.. and Mrs Robert Roosevelt en-
tertained small party informally A.
dinner a. the Chevy Chase Club Isz-
evening, having as their guests .NTr srd
Mrs z z Jordan, Miss RoOseEgeI- ana
Lieutenant Palmer
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Dining with Lieutenant Commando
Crank we're Lieutenant Commander z15
Mrs Hasbrouk. Miss Katherine len
nings. Miss Harriet Sutherland. Miss
Gladys Parrish. Miss GLADYS HincEIav-
TuckerIuan
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Major and Mrs Cole had 5ini1r with
them Al the Chevy Chase Cfr6 1asT
evening Colonel and Mrs. Eean- ATs 70r
and Mrs Barden, and Captain and Ms
Baruhardt
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Miss Marie Mcmillan Brown. dauRh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Neul s. Brow.
viii leave Washington about the mid
de Of June TO attend a number OF
house parties in the North.
The Washington times., 1910-05-22

II loo;s as II the loan shark Is about
to lose his appetite for human food.
Mr. Bryan's predicter seems 10 be
working as well as ever
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-08

All Paris is talking of "Chante-
cler."
"Chantecler" holds your inter
est from the start because it tells an
exquisite story-alive with under
standing of a worlds weaknesses,
a worlds virtues and a worlds COM
mon kin-ship.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-08
R, NJ, D|LlARD
MAKES STATEMENT
SAYS COUNTY WEIGHER HAS NO
RIGHT TO DOCK COTTON
WEIGHTS.

If hirelings paid to go out over
this coulty and make misrepresenta-
tions upon me can influence the
people | may be defeated for the
office of county weigher. But
kioN the people of Carter county
too well TO believe they will be in
fluenced 10y the interests that have
controlled the weighing in this coun-
ty. II is high time the producers
We're controlling instead of allowing
the buyers to c-ntrol. In my an
nouacement l stated that ! would
not dock cotton on account of water
and l am sustained in this state
ment by Senate Bill 226. This law
found on page 15S of the session
laws of 1909 states very clearly that
the weigher has n right to cock
cotton on account of water. Such
matters are to be compromised be
tween the buyer and the seller and
are not matters TO be acted upon
arbitrarily by your county weigher
l have promised only d track the
law and when the law is tracked
the produosr-the man who pro-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-08

Washington, June THE recent
furry as to the railroad situation
became thing OF the past today.
The railroad presidents went home;
President Taft went horseback rid
ing and the railroad hill wen, to
c0niercnCe.
Representatives Of the eastern aud
central railroads, at conference
with the president this afternoon,
agreed TO withhold all propose
freight rate increases until the r"w
railroad law becomes effective ana
after that to submit the reason
sbIeness e the Increases to the in
terstate commerce commission. The
railroads interested IN the southern
territory declared they had not as
yet filed notices of increases, but
that if they did they would be ready