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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27
This viii Stop Your
Cough in a Hurry
Save ~ by Making ThIs
Cough Syrup at Home.


This recipe makes pint Of better
cough syrup than yaa could buy ready
made Tor $3.50 A few doses usually
conquer tho most obstinate c0ufh-stnps
even whoopinE cough quickly. Simple az
lt is, no better remedy can be- had Et any
price.
Mis- ono pint ~ Kranuiafed sugar with
n pint ~ warm water. and stir FOR two
minutes Put 3 = ounces of pincx tfify
cents WORTH m pint bctiiei then ndd
the sugar syrup. II has a pleasant taste
and lasts "a family n long time Take a
feaHpoonfui every one. two or three hours
Eou can feel this take hold OF cough
In r. way that means business Has a
good tonic effect. braces up the appetite
and ~ slightly laxative. too. which To-
helpful a handy remedy Tor hoRrsenoss.
bronchitis. asthma and all throat and
lung troubles
The effect " pine on the membranes ~
well known. finax ~ the most vniuahie
concentrated compound ~ Norwegian
white pine extract, and iH rich In gulnicui
and an tho natural healing pine clements
other preparations Will not work In this
formula
This Plnex ana Sugar Syrup recipe has
attained great popularity throughout tho
United states and Canada n has often
been Initiated. though never successfully.
Some Of the best known Seattle drug
giats, such nH Hartoil Drug Co. disiribut.
era, ana others, think so we'll OF the
above recipe that they guarantee II 10
give satisfaction or refund tho purchase
price. adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27
the School Lands and
Gets Statue While Still Alive

PIERRE. 3. Oak, Dec. "a
Mighty few OF ua EVER have
statues erected 10 our memory,
oven when we're dead One IL now
being chiaelod from the marble as
the tribute OF grateful state to "A
citizen atill alive.
eIie saved the school lands"
That ~ the inscription on the
base of a full length statue OF WI.
Ham II. II. Beedlea school
teacher.
Bendle Ia az now. He was
hreyet brigadler general OF the
civli war when he went to Dakota
as surveyor general 80 years ago.
He got In the way OF the political
ring by aspiring 10 BIO territorial
delegate aud possible future sen.
Iator from the new state Of South
Dakota when II should be created.
So they ahclyed him. IA Huperin.
tendent OF public instruction, at a
salary of $50 month
Iiut Beadle saw his chance and
took Il llc aroused such a popular
demand that when the time came
Tor writing the new state conatltu-
ton he forced into Il a provision
making Il unlawful 10 dispose OF
any school lands for less than $40
an acre, Since that time lands 10
South Dakota have risen cnor.
mously In value. Tho average per
acre Of school lands during the past
year was 5000. instead OF $40.
There are over 2.500.000 acres still
20 be sold, and when all are gone
the state viii have realized a sum
considerably larger than a hundred
million dollars FOR Its educational
fund.
As a result OF Beadle's work the
same provision was later inserted
In the constitutions Of North la.
kota. Montana. Wyoming. Idaho.
Washington and Oklahoma.
Enthusiastic educators. public
spirited citizens. and especially
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27
AZ the orphsum.

Julius Tannen-"Another man AZ
tho tablet guess he was bank
cashier, because when the hot cakes
came In he wet HIS finger In the
coffee and started counting them"
Lllilam Burkhart--'fd think a
long time before | gave a man my
soul Remember.i "a always the
woman who pays. What does every
woman wantf It's love"
--orpheum Samples.
Ita a good bill az tho orpheum
this week.
Tanncn. monologist. and Miss
nurkhart In a Made.In.I.oa Angeles
sketch called what Every Woman
Wanta." divide tho hOnora. Tan.
mems stuff Is good-hls hits always
seem accidental. an II he didn't 70
alize that he was making break.
He got the audience clear back TO
James %.
Tho playlet IL mclodramatic
when you ait down 10 anaiyns II.
but the lines are good and whole.
some and the action IA we'll carried
out. 80 the sketch gotta over very
easily. Cleo Madison and Stanley
Twist. supporting Mlss Burkhart.
make a good Job OF IL.
The next best act IL Paul New.
lns and Ruby Erwood. ia singing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27
Wiltshire CHARGED With
Shady StOCk-JObbin6

xsI,or Of Socialist Magazine
Subieeted TO Investigation by
postal Authorities 49, His
Lawyer Calls IL Malicious
Persecution.
Ngw YORK, Dec. 26.-.rhe
s.sneiAl operations OF GAYLORD
wlIshire. editor and proprietor OF
wnshlro Magazine, leading so
,..llss publication, are being In.
sssslgatod by the federal govern.
aeue II Is charged that vii.
.slra has defrauded the public In
- nromotlon oE certain mining
saserprises. and there IL reason
= believe that he will be arrested
= soon as tho authorities can lay
lands upon him. Wiltshire Is now
d England.
Through Mrs. Wiltshire and his
..snrney, wiltshire maintains that
a. enterprises in question arc
,Aroughly legitimate. and that
IL Investigation has been mallo.
l,ssly lnstigated by hts enemies,
An Investigation was started az
a. instance OF Lindley Vtnton, a
rlnlng man. who invested in the
wiltshire mining schemes. It seems
hat wiltshire kept for himself tho
nssority OF the stock. and that Vim.
tna a. minority stakeholder,
lAant like tho way things were DO
isr conducted.
George Edwin Joseph. wilshire's
slsnrney. makes this statement In
regard TO the investigation
@My client Is man who has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27
Piles Quickly
Cured at Home
Instant Relief, Permanent Cure
Trial Package Mailed Free to
All In Plain Wrapper.

Many cases OF piles have been
cured by trial package Of Pyramid
Pile Cure without further treat.
ment. When II proves is value to
you. get more from your druggist
az so cents a box. and be sure you
get what YOU ask for Simply fill
out free coupon below and mail to.
day Save yourself from the sur
geon's knife and It's torture. the doc.
tor and HIS bills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27

hts wife fatally. ordered Mrs
Louisa BoEga. a neighbor. 70 leave
her sick bed and 30 ont into the
snow. and drove her husband away.
With a knife and revolver. Buckley
threatened the life OF anyone who
approached him or administered to
his wife.
Patrolman shirres was called and
shot Buckley through the heart
Jealousy Is said TO be the cause of
the tragedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27
This Is Big Day
in Airship Meet

LOS ANGELA +. Dec. a. Speed
competition against actual oppo.
nents and against time was prom.
Used az the big attraction at Do
minguez aviation field today.
Entries for the first aerial derby
ever held included almost every
aviator participating in the meet
with the exception Of Hubert La
than, whose Antoluette monoplane
was SO severely damaged last even
ing that several days must elapse
before II can be put into commits
sion again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27
FEAR WAR BETWEEN
CHINA AND JAPAN

the two countries. which have been
strained ever since Manchurla NJ,
fairs obtruded themselves a. inter
national questions. are rapidly DO.
coming acute. Il IL said that Dor.
der outbreaks viii begin soon. and
that these viii lead 20 open hos,
tilities between the two nations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27

tried to combine socialism with
business, and the result Is that
while no has never done anything
IN his business that ls dishonorable.
he now finds himself Ia position
where he must be given time TO
breathe long enough TO make good.
Ninton threatened a long time
ago to get tho federal authorities
after him. and recently offered TO
compromise u Wiltshire would pAy
him $4,000. This We refused to
do"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27

ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. AZ.
War between China and Japan IL
rredicted by the Reich, a ST
Petersburg newspaper. today. The
pedicsion Is contained In dis.
patch from Vladivossok. aud al
Agrs that the relations between
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27

Michigan II az well satisfied. ap.
parenily, al before Ehler and his
committee crossed their fingcrs
with several important Eastern
games scheduled. the eleven really
become more important than IL
would be II admitted 10 the confer.
ence. while Minnesota Is poeYed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27
MORE HELP FOR ApNET
BABY.

The Aructt baby. in BAL. 4
4 lard. whose pitiful plight as =
= told In The Star last week 4
= aroused the sympathy OF many 4
4 Seattle people. will be raised 4
q on "Made.in. Seattle" baby 4
q food. 4
n After reading The Star 4
\ story. n. r. Denny. head Of 4
= the Demos Baby Food com.
4 pany here, sent a nurse to
= the home with packages of =
4 the food. enough 10 last the 4
4 child for six weeks.
A A A 4 4 A A 4 4 4 A A 4 A a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27

President Taft and his cabinet
are reported TO have decided ON
Frederick w, Lehman Of g. Louis
Tor the post Of solicitor general.
and Il Il said Lehman has aigni.
fled his willingness to accept the
place. He Ia an able lawyer. an Ia.
dependent democrat Ia politics and
a prominent member q the Amer
lean Bar association. Once upon a
time ho was solicitor for the
Wabash railroad. but gave up tina,
work % practice law In partnornhip
with hia son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27

school children. Joined in contrib
uting 10 the fund for the statue. TO
be placed In the capitol. II In
being made by sculptor Webster OF
Connecticut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27
AT the Theatres

and dancing especially dancing,
Their work Is good aud earned n
storm OF applause
Erncat Scharff. with all kinds OF
mualcal instruments. aud the eye.
Hing AuforAa In impossible stunts,
were good for the people who like
those kinds of acts. Tho Gee
Jays arc an English team with hu.
man marlonettea. while Jones and
Dceiey have n singing and talk.
Ing act. Doeley has couple OF
good songs. The rest Of the act
IL indifferent.
Tho opener last night saw n big
audience.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27
THE MARKETS

The following are me average prices
aassed ~ the local wholesalers on leeal
produce mrsts and feed Frfrss In All
cases are sahlrst te xnffaflan. aeeofdiaE
% freshness and genrfaf excellence, hat
these prizes. unie@. otherwise tndicaied.
are fer strictly first Eraar@.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27
Jealousy Cause
of This Tragedy

wELLsToN. O.. Doc. 2T.--In the
presence OF his Swo little children.
frank Buckley. n miner, stabbed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27

Moorc-Flnrenee Roberts in I
The Niger"
Gran d-"Tho Chinatown
\ Trunk Mystery" ,
Soattle-"What Happened ,
\ 60 Ionea.s
Lols-Lewis and Lake Com /
pany. Musical Comedy. !
Alhambra@"Sold Into sla. !
very" ,
\ orpheum-~New Vaudeville. !
\ Majestlc--New Vaudeville. +,
/ pantapes-New Vaudeville. /
Star--i1urleaque.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27

~ the Pantages.
something new In vaudeville la
the military drill by Capt Deyiin
and his ten men dressed AZ Zouavea.
who finish up the bill at the Pan,
tagoa this week other hits arc
hapoli In a comedy juggling act and
the Charities Sisters and J. Frank
Holiday In Studies ia Song" This
latter IN strong on the scenic and
oostuming stuff
Tanner and Gilbert get number
OF gurgles out of Lesson In
Love" an absurd comedy sketch
potaon and Lucas are a pair Of
blaekfaccd musicians. who throw
In few steps and song or two In
the bargain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27

Nt#~Aa fsFfhssF sssssssst
Hnifnras 10. sst.sssssststs
Cows tsssssssss ssssssss.
Hogs ssFssstss ssssssssss
hHeHp srfffsss sHsassssss
lam b.. In .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-01
CHAIRMAN MILLS
GETS LOWER RATE
Makes Dealers Reduce Price on
aluminium Sulphate for
Southside.

From what appeared to be a most
reliable source, The Times-D Dispatch
learned several days ago that the
South Richmond Water Department,
In the open market, was getting IT at
a much lower figure delivered than
Richmond, which bought under con-
tract The report, as 1t came to this
newspaper. was presented to Chairman
Morgan r. Mills OF the Council Com.
mittee on Water, for what 1t might be
worth. and he Immediately set to work
to make an investigation OF his own
But the boot appeared TO be on tho
other foot. the records showing that
Richmond was buying its product, de.
livered. at price 10 per cent; less
Manchester
Aluminium sulphate Is bought for the
settling basins in Philadelphia at 81
per loo pounds f. o. b. The water rate
from Philadelphia to Richmond is II
cents. the local rate to Cora, a small!
station on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway near the basins, being cents.
making the price delivered Sl.14.
Manchester" on the other hand. had
been buying In Philadelphia at sl.10, +
o. b.. the .reight rate of II cents added
making the prict delivered st:2l: Now
South Richmond buys for 81, Its freight
rate being II cents.
Mills Gets Reduction.
When ! got the facts" said Chair
man Mills yesterday. II Immediately
notified the Philadelphia dealers, that
Richmond had absorbed Manchester:
that supplies for It's Water Depart
ment were to be bought hereafter by
our department, and that we expected
aluminium sulphate to be delivered to
US for our new territory at the con-
tract price. which was 81. could
not understand in the first place how
Richmond was paying more than the
Southside. yet l went to work with
that assumption after hearing the
street reports. But as you see, we
were paying less, and on the infor.
nation, or rather upon the current re.
ports, presented to me as chairman
of the Water Committee by The Times.
Dispatch, we were able to cut the
phia down from sl.l0 to ST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-01
News of South Richmond

old: Wesley Coleman. Edward Smith and
Sam Patterson. the last two nineteen years
of age and all colored. for assault!ng and
beating him. Mr.. and Mrs. Cogb!ll and Ora
Cogbill have been summoned as witnesses.
H. ;. Cook has made complaint against
Walter Nunnally, a white carpenter. thirty
years old. for assaut!ng ana abusing Mrs.
Geneva Cook. Robert Jenkins Will appear
as witness.
Personals and Briefs.
Mrs. w. NJ. Bridgforth. OF Empor.a, Is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. N.
Robertson.
Bliss Bessie links left Wednesday for
Farmvile, where she will take a summer
course.
H. c. Beat,ic left Wednesday for Wash
ington to visit mis- sister,
Miss Sue Porter, OF Hallsboro. Is the guets
OF her niece, Mrs. w F. Rudd.
Mrs. Graham and daughter. Violet, from
the University of Colorado, stopped over a
few days at the hoH.e OF Mrs. ". p. Staples
en- route 10 Buffalo Lithia Springs.
Mrs. Sidney Wake is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs Williams. OF Paterson, n j.
Miss Emma Lamp is ct Charlottesville
taking one of tie summer courses at the
University OF Virginia.
Mrs. j. E. Madison. OF Newport News
Is the guest OF Mrs. staples.
Ernes, Lowell. who represents the Stepher
Putney Shoe Company, has returned from
a business trip.
W. F. Rudd is in skinQunrter spending
few days with his mother.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-01
EXTRA TEACHERS
NAMED BY BOARD
New kindergarten Annex to Be
Erected in Full
ton.

At a meeting Of the City School
Board last night the contract for
erecting kindergarten annex to the
public school building in Fulton was
awarded to j. w. Thomas for s2,O0s,
Bids We're opened for painting Bel
yidere and Randolph Schools. but We're
rejected because of exceeding the ap-
preparation. Miss Sallie Burgess was
elected a teacher 4of English at the
John Marshall High School. Assistant
Superintendent Albert II. Hill was au
thorized to attend the National Edu-
cation Association convention. which
opens in Boston July 2.
The following teachers were elected
for the ensuing term:
Pupil teachers, white-Janie NJ
Haynes, Minnie c. 10th, Frances L.
McNTahon, Ruby !. Parsley, Evelyn r.
Fitzgerald. Hannah a. Engelberg
Miriam Harris, Grace B, Hechler, Grace
Fl. Mann. Louise Southall.
Pupil teachers, colored-Mamie l.
Johnson. Della Z. Caskie, Elizabeth
A. Mitchell. Ora A. Johnson, Serena
Robinson. Ruth Carter. Mamie Knox
Leeana Davenport, Mary Smith. Earle
Harris.
Reserve List. colorcd-Willie L, Brock
Mary NJ. Freeman, Marion L. Gordon. Mrs
Margaret w. Hester ellen T. James, N
Florence Leech. Helen NJ. Quarles, Lois
Jennings, Nellie L. Steward. Lucy Alma
Humphreys. Mrs. Robins Spies, Mabellt
Hopkins, elizabeth McGraw, Virginia Ern
estine Hamlet. Bessie Douglas, Eleanor P
Patterson, Virginia Ruskell. Mamie +. Hall
Mabel Engelberg, Alma y, Bradley, saral
Talcott. Daisy Winston. Mrs, Jennie Tup
man.
Elsie h. Carter, R. Lavinia Johnson. Hat
tie e, Mayo. Lille B. Riley, Marie r
stokes, Missouri a; Iharps; Ivory q Wood
mic L. Daggett Carrie r. Young Coraleast
A Nowell, AJma' r. NJ, Farrar, Estell,
Daisy Ward, Inez Mason Jones. Martla a
johnson. 5-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-01
.METH0DIsTs ARRAIGN
SENATE, 0FsVIRGiNlA
District Conference Disapproves q
Action Taken on Temperance
Question.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

Suffolk, Va, June 30.-The Portsmouth
District Methodist Conference, which ad-
journed here this afternoon. following a
three days session. passed out a jolt to the
Senate OF Virginia before dispensing. The
criticism came under the head OF temper.
ance. The report which Wis signed by q
committee OF clergymsn, expressed emphatic
disappToval at the outrage perpetratad b.
the Senators in needing the voice OF Isl
sa!oon-Xeepers and disregard!ng the petit.
tions OF $500 other citizens.
I'VE rejoice. the report said further
that reckoning day is coming for aspi-
rants for a seat in the Virginia Assembly.
The report was adopted with the exception
OF a slight change OF wording.
The conference will meet next year in
Boykins.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-01
Social and
Personal
WEDNESDAY morning

NN WEDNESDAY morning at
high noon Miss Mildred Strobe,
daughter of the late Professor
ii. a. Strobe and sister OF State SEN
ator a Z. Strobe. became the bride
of Lieutenant Alexander Archer
Nandergrift at Kenmore" the home
OF the bride at Amherst, Va. The
Rev. III. 3. Lee. of Charlottesville, per-
formed the ceremony and Miss Martha
Robertson played the Wedding March.
The spacious house was artisNcally
arranged in the military colors, white
and gold. and ferns, trailing vines
npd masses OF daisies were used
throughout the entire lower floor.
Tho bride, who entered the draw
Ing room on the arm OF her brother,
A. Il. STROBE, Wore an exquisite gown
OF hand embroidered chiffon. built
over white satin and trimmed in
pearls. Her tulle veil was arranged
with orange blossoms and she car
ried a shower bouquet or Bride roses
and lilies Of the valley. Taylor ivy
man. OF Charlottesville. was the
groom's best man. and the bride was
preceded by the flower girls. little
Mildred Ellis STROBE and Mildred
Newman. VINO wore lingerie frocks
with wide yellow sashes and carried
whue baskets OF yellow daisies tied
with yellow tulle. Little Carter New
I.an. nephew OF the bride. acted as
ringbearer
A reception followed the ceremony.
and Miss Fcide Lee. OF Lynchburg,
served punch and the BRIDES cake was
cut with the sword of the groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. yandergTitt left at once
for an extended wedding trip. which
will include Washington. Atlantic
City and the White Mountains OF New
Hampshire. They VIII be at home
after July 10 az Portsmouth, y. H.
where Lieutenant Taudcrgr!ft is now
stationed as member OF the United
states Marine Corps. The groom Is
the son of William Thomas Wander.
gritt. OF Charlottesville.
Box Party Wednesday Evening.
-.r. and Mrs. john Landstreer were
hosts OF box party a, the Academy
OF Music on Wednesday evening. Their
gusts Included. Mrs Henry C. Stuart
Miss Mary Stuart. Miss Quincy Land.
street. George Fitzgerald. Other:
noted in boxe. at the same perform
ance were Misses Gay Montague
Della Davenport and Eugene Taylor
Bert Chandler. Charles Shields and
Albert Waddey.
Chnperone Parties TO the White.
Mr. and Mrs. John Farland, Mr. ant
Mrs. Mrs. william Habllston. Mr.. ant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-01
MONEY PROVIDED
FOR S0UTHS|DE
Finance Committee Acts on
Streets, School, Fire and
Park Matters.

Matters affecting Washington Ward
We're discussed in some detail in the
Council Committee on Finance yester-
day afternoon. An appropriation or
$4,000 for street improvements IN
that section was recommended to the
Council, the item to be charged against
the 80 per cent. OF taxes from that Sec
ton guaranteed to be expended on
streets under the terms Of the annex
alton ordinance. The money is not to
become available until the survey Of
the now territory has progressed TO
the point where definite plans can be
submitted to the Council for systematic
public improvements of a permanent
character.
An appropriation OF $4,000 was also
recommended for the Improvement anu
support OF the public schools OF South
Richmond. bringing them up to the
the annexation act. Several additional
grades are to be provided; the build
ings are to be put in order, and all OF
the teachers pass a t once to the scale
of pay of Richmond school teachers, an
increase varying from 35 to so per cent.
Fire Department Needs.
The needs Of the Fire Department for
adequate protection OF South Rich
mond, recently presented to the FL
nance Committee BY the Board Of Fire
You'd a recommendation for the con-
domination OF a site for new engine
house, no final action was taken,
It was shown that water mains
in most sections of old Manchester are
entirely inadequate, and that were one
or more steam tire engines to be pro-
vided they would pump the present
tank dry within few hours Il Is
fire protection OF the Southside that a
main be LAID across the b bed Of James Ja
voirs with the mains on the South
side.
A resolution was recommended for
| the acquisition by the city of the res
matnder, of the, Courthouse square IN
South Richmond 1t Is proposed to im-
prove the grounds around, the court
house into public park Tor that
section.
The committee recommended con-
domination proceedings TO open Nine
tenth Street from Marshall to Pleas
ants. in JEFFERSON Ward, and an appro-
priation OF s535 TO the Advertising
/ COMMITTEES to wipe out deficit In
1.-The fund for the ENTERTAINMENT Of the
piano dealers convention Several Pc
| tirions for opentnS alleys We're re.
l1ected.