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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24
PHYSICIAN is KILLED
BY M0THER-IN-LAW
By Associated Press.

IoV RSSOClateU FTeSS
SANTA CRUZ. Cal. July 23-Dr,
George Dresbach. a physician of Vine
Hill, near this city, was shot and killed
by his mother-in- law, Mrs. Mary Wood,
during a quarrel
Mrs, Wood. who Is SIS years old, said
that she shot her son-in-law because he
had struck her and was about to strike
his wife. Mrs. Dresbach bore out her
mothers story.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24
STOMACH

troubles. including Neuralgia, Ul-
ceratlon, Indigestion. Pain and
Fullness after Eating. Heartburn,
Waterbrash and difficulty In
swallowing.
Heart, Brain and Nerves,
such as Suffocating Feeling, Pail
pitation,' Fear OF Impending DAN
ger,
Nervous Debility
and all It's attendant ailments.
both in young and middle aged
men. The awful effects of neg
lected or improperly treated
cases. producing weakness of
body and brain. dizziness. failing
memory. lack Of energy and con-
fidence. pains and other distress
ing symptoms, uniting one for
study or the enjoyment OF life.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24

",The. Republican platform of 1908
declared for more amendments to the
railroad bill. The platform declared in
favor or traffic agreements by the rail
roads If properly safcguarded and with
the approval Of the interstate commerce
commission. If congress met bill
came from the attorney general I re-
gret to say that the attorney general
forgot that he was attorney for 100000
600 people. But he remembered his long
law practice in New York when his
chief business was to tell the corpora
tions how to evade the law. This bill
provided for tho repeal of the anti
trust law under which the traffic as
soeiations were broken up and allowed
all agreements to go into effect at once
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24
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The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-06-17

Personal Liberty
''You fellows interfering with my personal liberty
pet phrase of liquor friends Did you hear it
They insist that individual has the right do what he
peases, say what he pleases eat what he peases drink
what he peases, and go where he pleases No one has
such rights You know it and does he That would be
personal license My personal liberty goes out only until
touches ntereres with the personal liberty of someone
else and there it stop and be exercised not to
interfere with the rights of Others civil liberty
which the and nation guarantee to all her citizens
but such protection guarantee is promised given
personal liberty of the individual which simply
personal license ''The anarchist wants personal liberty
the assassin wants personal liberty the thief and
other criminal wants personal liberty The personal
liberty they have the less personal safety everybody
else has
The Supreme Court
The Supreme Court of the United States, the highest
in the world has fully and completely disposed OF
this personal liberty caprap that venture to quote
from of Crowley Christensen 1877 u S. So The
court, through Justice Fields says:
is undoubtedly right every
United pursue any lawful trade
business, under such restrictions imposed
all persons of the and condition.
possession enjoyment of all rights
subject reasonable conditions may be deemed
by the governing authority of the essential to
the safety health, peace, good order and morals of
the liberty itself, the greatest of
all rights, unrestricted license to act according
o is freedom from restraint
the equal enjoyment
then liberty regulated
by law. The right to acquire, enjoy and dispose of
property declared in the Constitution of the several
states to be o rights of
this declaration is held preclude the legislature
passing respecting the acquisi-
tion enjoyment and disposition of property.
For the pursuit any lawful trade business, the
similar conditions Regulations respecting
them almost infinite, varying with the
the noise made
their pursuit by the odors they engender,
the dangers accompanying them, require regu
lations to the locality in which they shall be
Quoted Some, by the dangerous character of the
articles used, sold, also special
qualifications in the parties permitted manufac
sell
would hardly be mentioned it
position often taken, vehemently pressed, that
there is something in principles objection
able similar restrictions when applied the
selling by RETAIL quantities. spurious
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-06-17
THE ILLIN OIS ISSU r.

'OIS ISSUE
health which undermnes; in his morals
which it weakens; the establishment which it
creates But, neglect of business and
waste property general demoralzation it affects
who Immediately connected with and depend
ent upon By the general concurrence of opinion
of every Christian community, there are
few sources of misery to society equal to
the dram shop where intoxicating liquors. in small
quantities to be the time, are sold indscrm
nately to parties applying. The statistics of
state show greater amount of crime and misery
attributable of ardent spirits obtained at
retail liquor saloons than to any other source
Cold Booded Proposition
The Omaha WorlHerdld in editorial some time
said EVERY day adding proof that the saloon question
will ultimately decided not by abstract moral argument
against demon by abstract argument for per
sona liberty but by the cold booded consideration OF
dollars and to the community and hence to the IN
dividuas of the community.
Mr. Mecalf Of Mr. Bryans paper, The Commoner, intro
ducng Ex-Governor Haney a Lincoln Nebraska audi
gave the above quotation and then said undertake
say that in that very fact the liquor traffic doomed
By cold booded consideration of dollars and cents to
the community well by the blooded consid
GRAFTON of lives and human tears there defense
for the saloon.
Field Notes of God
II have noticed in history that the cold booded
sderaton of dollars and cents has had the habit
LATER Of hunting the paths blazed in accordance with
the field notes of God have noticed that the abohonlsts
derided the -bem period long haired men and
short haired women lived to their principles become
the pride Of emnenty practical and the glory of the
country in which they lived.
The American People Will Settle It
because the liquor question is recognized as an
economic question the American people getting ready
settle it. They will settle it to the satisfaction OF the
America who for the boys Of yesterday well
boys Of today the hearts great law gvers and
their law is Of love within whose presence every
knee shall bow and every tongue confess y
Is It a Spasm?
The saloon advocates tell that this great movement
is merely "a spasm lit is simply of sent-
and is already recedng If either of these assump
tons be true it will to naught but they not true
Let us see Was the delverance of the Jews under the
leadership of Moses "a spasm? Was the statement
in the Declaration of Independence that call
created equal defeat Of CORVALLIS the surrender
The Washington times., 1910-09-01
Z H. THOMAS & JAS. FRANCIS SMITH
AIIorueys-

~ THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT or COLUMBIA Holding a Dis
tElcL Court In re- The extension Of CoIu1n-
bia Road, Northwest. in the District OF
Columbia District Court No $50 Notice
Is hereby given that The Commissioners OF
the District Of Columbia. pursuant 10 the
provisions Of an Act approved March g, 1910
entitled An Act 20 authorize the extension
Jrict o. Columbia have fled q uerfrfo1 in
this Court praying the coudennratlo- Of the
land necessary for the extension u Columbia
E-u4-r NorLEvestr through parcels ulEe-y--lva-
I've. niusty-tive-four, and u.uety-dve-1ivs
with . width OF seveury-five feet in ehe
District OF Columbia as shown On a map
OF plat fled with the said petition. as part
thereof and praying also t1at jury Of eve
1ulill5uSs oNprrlcnCe1s dLsllleTes-ed men. WED
s--a-L - -e-i-oi-r-s s.--l-n JEe District o.
-1----l1leT not related 70 any person inter
ested II these proceedings and not in the
service OF employ ILe1- OF the District or
Columbia or OF the United States. be sum
District OF Columbia 10 assess the DAMAGES
each owner o. land JC be taken may sustain
D. reason Of the extension Of the aforesaid
Columbia Road. and the condemnation rf
the land necessary 1Jr the purposes thereof.
and 70 assess as BENEFITS resulting the-ctrou
me eElllre amount Of said damages. plus the
costs OF this proceeding. upon tie land a5ur-
I-Dg upon the said Columbia Road 70 be
extended, and also upon all other pieces and
parcels Of land which the jury may ind
VIII be benefited by the said extension OF
said Columbia Road as provided Tor by The
court, This IND day OF august A. D. 1910
Orderezs that I'll persons having any interest
u L-se proceedings be- and they are hereby
Warre1- and commanded 20 appear n this
Court on OF before the IND day Of September
a D 1910, ten O'Clock a n and con
LuCe in attendance until the Court shall
have I1ade It's nnaI order ratifyiuz and con
filming the award Of damages and the IS
sessueuts Of benefits Of the Jury 10 be en-
pa1sled and sworn herein and l. is further
Ordered that q copy OF this notice and CrCCr
be published once IN the Washington Law
Reporter and on SIX secular DAYS IN The
Washington Times the WASHINGTON Herald
and the Washington Post. newspapers pub
Ishec IN the District. commencing al least
twenty days before Che said md day OF
September, A d 1910 II is further Ordered
that d COPY Of this notice and order be served
~ The United States Marshal OF his
deputies upon such owners OF the land to
be condemned herein as may be found b--
the said Marshal OF his deputies within me
District Of Columbia aLI upon the tenants
and occupants Of the SINE before the said
end day Of Septeuber. A J. 1910 b. the
Court lSlEGedI. ASHLEY II. GOULD JUS
LsCs- iSeaLJ A True Copy Test J. r
YOUNG, Clerk BY J. p BELEC. asst
CleTE aU2s-6r
The Washington times., 1910-09-01
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

7-Foliowiar schedule figures published
- ss information and are not guaranteed :
49, Atlanta Birnlin CHAM Ao5ile- New
,-lea--S AshevIIIe 8 a. m and IG-f5 D IA
- - -lChattanooga and Memphis. 9-55
Ecr Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga By
r,InVhsrn. New Orleans. I0-lQ p H.
Eor Roanozs. Knoxville. Chatranooza- Nash
vile Memphis. E-l0 a. N daily ,Ses7-ns
car open after u p ND
For Atlanta Bifmi1Elau. Ccl---lSiz-
Charleston. Augusta, Aiken. SavaF Fnsh- Ja-s-
konvIlie, and Fio-ida f-aints, Alb 2 IL daily
L s. BROWN General Agent
The Washington times., 1910-09-01
spARoARD AIR LINE RI.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

-, ,-,l,- as information not sasraltsei
Pubisiie- ,=af1v-For Virginia Wes- T5--
--ee p Pnd Kentucky points Pullman S-eeD-
H slR'1 to Cincinnati and L94is-Si 55Ts F7T- & ss-
from Cna.- ailv-CINCINNATI-ST LOUIS
cHicAGo sPkIAl F5ILn ssspers S.5s 70 5 CSisaso- %
Louis . irlnortant stations PuIlmzn-a
STOPS s1uipnlent s1-- and c & o dining car
nnest - - daiIy-F- F. Y LIMITED. fo=
u-lV = 7 .o-.fsvilie. the West. Southwest.
Cinci1lae-- l-f,,re=f. = Pullman slecpers 10 Flr-
is ana TIo5 springs. Cincinnati. and Louisville
G & y Gr+fces SIS Pa ave, 1873 St, All
-Ss- y . etarfo1. Phone AIasn less and rs fo-
iL,.l.s Li.C t5azgaEe checks reservations. and
The Washington times., 1910-09-01
THOMAS * JAS FRANCIS SMITH.
Attorneys


6E SUPREME COURT OF TIE DIS
IT OF COLUMBIA Holding Dis
Court In Re- The eztcus on Of
y-third and r Streets, Southeast. In
district OF Columbia District Court
q Notice is hereby given that the
lssioners OF the District OF Columbia
mt 20 the provisions Of az Act O.
approved March md 1910 entitled
Act Authorizing the Extension or Tv-en-
d and r Streets Southeast in the
. o- C1lum bia-'' have fled a pet. ION
Court praying the condemnation OF
aid necessary 11T The extension OF
.y-third Street Southeast from is
u southern terminus near NayIor Slreer
Street and i Street. SOuthezs- from
eSelI eastern terminus near Twenty
street % N--Llr street with width
.ety feet in the District OF Columbia.
sWn on q plar or map fled with the
1etitlon, as part thereof. and PRAYING
hat 2 jury OF FIVE judlcious experl-
dlsIT teres-ed uleu. who shan fse r-aa-
within the District q Columbia no
u any person IN interest In these
clnEs ana not IA the service OF en-
znr OF the District dF Cor-,---f- ~ -
Cni1ed states. De summoned bv- t5e
states Marshal for The District OF
lDla 20 assess the damages each owner
I'd % be taken may sustain by reaSr1
extension OF ire aforesaid streets and
condemnation ~ The land necessary Tor
Irpozes thereof and 60 assess as be-e-
esuitius rEcrerrom the entire amount
caEIfseS, TiuS the costs " this pro
e upon The land abUC1inE On the saTE
10 be extended. and also upon ali
pieces and parcels OF land which the
may find VIII be benefited by The sid
ion Of the said streets. as provided
The Aforesaid -ACL Or Congress u fz
e Court this I'd day Of august. A. ID.
ORDERED inst all persons having aav
FL II these proceedings be- and thev
ereby warned and commanded 70 an
IN this Court on or before the cd lsv
ptember, A D. 1910. az Ten o-CIocE
and continue IN attendance r-rts- +5,a
shall have made its dnaI order ratf-
y ans and confirming TIE award or damages
nd tue easements Of benefits Of the s-7-v
? be eIlp7ne-cd and sWCTs herein and Il IS
crther Ordered char a copy Of this uo-i-e
nd c7ler be published orce IL the Vrzsn-
0 -rol Law Reporter an on six .sccr11o- -
p Ine WasaInStol T57ues- the Vgas1fr--77
herald. ard tlle -AkrlsGluEr1u p1e- -a-rs-
apers Dl5l-sled in the said Dfsrrfc-. 60
aencinS az least twenty days before ria 80
md day OF September. A. D. IqIR T. Il
i1rJner Ordered that a copy q this no+fcs
e served BY the United States aIsrsbsl -
is deputies upon such o. the Owners -
be land % be condemned herein As 80
e found by She said Marshal OF his d.-,-r-Ie.
within Iae District of Columbia and -4ro7
be tenants and occupants Ct the same -
0re the salc -ne day Ct SeD-eruHer A 10
slG By the Court fSlEreIl. ASHLEY II
-OULD. JusIlce- tSe7I) A True Cow
est. = r YOUNG. clerk Bv r.
- asst N-srA au29-5t
The Washington times., 1910-09-01

~ THE SUPREME COURT or THE DIS
IRICT OF COLUMBIA Holding a District
Court In Re- Condemnation Of Lot =.
Block -. Subdivision Broozland. u. e.. Tor
Fairgrounds for the Brcokiaud school. Dis
Tlct Court No $50 On consideration OF he
petition OF the Commissioners OF the District
o. Columbia hled IN the above entitled cause
alG On Ul uon q counsel OF said C0mm1s-
sioners- l. is by the Court this 18th day
% august A. D. 1910. Ordered. that the
clerk O. t1is Court Issue citation 10 Mar
Earct Ann WitheTbee. owner OF the land
10 be condemned ln this proceeding. to ap-
pear IN Lhlz Court On the 18th dav OF Sep
Ienberr A d 1910, az ten o'clock a. ra- 90
answer the said petition and 10 show cause
why the prayers thereof should not be grant
ed and why all Of lot J.. Block 3. SubdI-
VISION OF Bro0ka1d, D c., Leighton and
FARO. Trustees should not Dc condemned
~ ne purpose OF prpFldlng a playground
Tor the Bro5lland school in the District
O. Columbia Il is further ordered thai a
copy Of said citation be served by the United
states Marshal Tor the District OF Columbia
upon such owners. OF the land sought o. re
'concemnet. herein and such persons interested
Jhereln as may be found within the District
OF Columbia and il IS further ordered. that
al persons having any Interest in these
proceedings be and they are hereby warned
end required 30 appear in this Court on 0r
before the said -6th day OF September. A. d
1910, 70 answer said petition and 90 continue
IN attendance uu-E the court shall have
made its fDaI order ratIfyiues the award anc
report q the Commissioners TO be auuo5l-s4I
respective interests Of ali persons concerned
II the land mentioned In LhIs petition Il
Is further ordered THAI a copy Of this order
ue puDlisned once IN the Washington Law
Reporter and Cl three secular days in the
Washington Post. the Washington star. and
The Washington Times. new spapers uu8-
lls1ed IN said District before the said .6th
day Of September a. D 1910 By the Court.
ASHLEY II GOULD. Justice CSeaI5 A
True Copy Test J. r. YOUNG, Clerk
By r L CUNNINGHAM Asst Clerk
The Washington times., 1910-09-01

s BENsI1GEE. AUCTIONEER. S65-su 6th
s. ". W.-In accordance with section AS
OF the Revised Statutes OF Jhe United stat IS
relating 10 the District Of Columbia, the
underlined ulI sell at public auction AZ
the estab-ishrueut Of : BensinEer, S15-311 6th
81 y W. on the ninth day OF September.
1910. Al 1000 O'Clock a. NJ. one gray horse.
EDWIN r EESSE. chief taiso p pertyj
Clerk Metropolitan Police Department.
The Washington times., 1910-09-01
AUCTION SALES
THOMAS DOWLING & Co, Auctioneers-
So Z ST y "


THOMAS DOwLIVG & CO. Auctioneers-
Gl2 Z ST y "
TRUSTEES SALE or TWO-STORT PEB-
TANNING APARTMENTS AND BARBER
SHOP. KNOWN AS 40 90 NICHOLS
AVENUE, ANACOSTIA. D c
Default having been made in payment q
interest on debt secured by that certain deed
O. trust dated February 18th. 1893. and re-
corded in Llber No $50, at folio % e. SEQ,
one Of the Land Records for the District
OF Columbia. the undersigned trustees VIII
1ffe- Egr sale by public auction on Saturday
the Third Day CT September $50 al Two
O'Clock p II, a. the auction rooms of
Thomas DUwlllE g. Company. 40. 6l2 Z
Street N W Washington. D c. The fol-
loving described real estate situate in the
County Of washington. District of Columbia,
raEnely--FarL y Lot one tl) n Secl4on one
Cd o. the SUBDIVISION o. lhe Barry arm
as per plat thereof recorded n BOOK Levy
Court No. - pag5 =. of the records Of the
Surveyors Office Of said District Beginning
from the southeast corner Of said Lot one
If- thence uD-rLe-iy Chirty-lhree t53) feet
thence parallel with the northern boundary
line 0F said ICr- I'VE hundred and twenty
so1tHerly On the east line Of said N-chols
avenue Lhlr-y-Ltree t1sb [eeIs thence p1rai-ei
Vitss t1= northern boundary line % said lot
FIVE hundred and twenty eight t5-oi IeeL 20
the place Of beginning together with the
Improvements thereon as above
TERMS or SAL-E--Dne--htrd Of the pur-
chase money 20 be paid in CASH the balance
20 be paid IN equa- iustalnnents at one ana
two years bearing interest ar six per cent
from day o. sale, and 20 be secured BY deed
OF trCs- On the property Sold OF all cash AZ
dollars required at time OF sale. which WIZ
be forfeited unless purchaser complies with
terms OF sale within ltteen GAYS tAeTeaiisT-
BENJAMIN r LEIGHTON
GEORGE FRANCIS WILLIAMS.
Trustees
Address--Colum5ian Building.
The Washington times., 1910-09-01
FOR SALE-LOTS

FOR SAIE-Four lots near new Isth st
Price that viii yield large profit. ard 6
room house. OWNER, 3s0i 10th ST y W
WHO can BEAT THIS? a nice lot s0xI50
close TO Connecticut ave. this side OF
Circle for 8. 15Gs part cash. balance monthly.
BOX 81. Times Office.
The Washington times., 1910-09-01
WANTED-K0USES

A GOVERNMENT CLERK wants house o.
TO rooms at monthly rent Of SIS to So
-suhurbs preferred AMERICAN LAND CO.
SIS 9Th ST =. w
The Washington times., 1910-09-01

FOR sALE-NEW. COLONIAL DESIGN
home Of large rooms, pantry. and tiled
bath improved heating system oak trim
throughout: papered and decorated 20 suit
purchaser: ideal location in the northwest
Exceptionally well constructed cheap al
$3.50.
sHANNoN & LUcHs. us 18th ST y W
The Washington times., 1910-09-01

FOR sALE-WHEN A HOUSE LIKE THIS
IS put on the market at such low price
Il usually sells within two days An ideal
location IN one Of the prettiest parts q
the northwest. opposite the largest Govern
rnent park in the city. A substantially con
structed. colonial design dwelling OF six
beautiful rooms and tiled bath; modern n
every respect. Nearly new Owner leaving
town Will sacrifice at 5000
SHANNON & LUCHS. 10 18th ST y y.
The Washington times., 1910-09-01

FOR sAI.E-FoR 5000 WE ARE OFFER
ing one Of the most desirable small houses
in fhfs choice section OF tsae northwest
Facing g. beautiful Government park near
" new colonial design dwelling or large
rooms and tiled bath, excellent heating
system Lot e0o140 70 paved alley Garage
IN rear. Exceptionally good AZ sl-1y1
SHANNON & IUcHS. 7I3 18th ST X. ".
The Washington times., 1910-09-01
BALLARD 6 LANRAAI,
For Sale OF Rent.
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The Washington times., 1910-09-01
PHYSICIANS
DR. SHADE. Specialist. IS 81 |.

DR. SHADE, Specialist, 72S 18th s..
WasAinston's Oldest Specialist
50 years practice treating nervous and
chronic diseases: also stomach lungs. asth-
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treatment Information. reference. pamph-
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chronic diseases cured By MECHANIC
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The Washington times., 1910-09-01
FOR SALE-ST0RES

CONFECTIOSEEsT and school supply store
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