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The Washington times., 1910-03-07

ident So far there has been no pro-
nouncement from the White House in
regard TO the matter, but Mr. Meyer is
known 10 feel thoroughly satisfied that
Admiral Rogers. as a result OF his han
ding Of the affair lately wiz be dis
CipllnCd.
Mr.. Taft Is in absolute accord with
Mr. Meyers new plan and Is determined
that IL shall have a fair test so that
its advantages. and its Disadvantages,
II il has any. will be shown in the light
Of experience.
Slow to Wrath, But Positive.
The President IS slow 20 wrath, but
when once he has made up his mind
that discipline is needed, he goes
through with IL 10 the end. Mr.. Meyer
has pointed out that the whole plan
of naval reform is I'm danger Of being
crippled IL any Of il is administered by
men who are out OF sympathy with II.
II is further pointed out by friends Of
the Secretary that, if Rear Admiral
Rogers had not followed up his first
break with the Secretary by second
offense of an even more pronounced
character the present storm would not
have broken.
'Tt is a case" said one OF the Secre-
tary's friends today, of giving a cGlf
enough rope TO hang himself"
The Washington times., 1910-03-07
OFFICIALS CLASH
ON NAVAL PROGRAM
Secretary Meyer Asserts
Rear Admiral Rogers Is
Impairment.
CASE IS CARRIED
TO PRESIDENT TAFT
Friends of Officer Seek to Avert
Discipline That May
Follow.
BY JAMES HAY, Jr.

George Won l.. Meyer. Secretary or
the Navy. has put up to the President
the task of dealing with Rear Admiral
Eustace b. Rogers. paymaster general
of the department, as the feeling be-
tween the Secretary and the admiral has
reached such a point as 70 make some
action necessary.
Admiral Rogers was one Of the men
who, before the House Committee on
Naval AHA IS. antaEonized certain fea-
turse Of the Meyer plan for reorSauiz-
ing the navy and improving the admin
istration of its affairs. Since that hap
pcned. the admiral, it is declared today
has not given the Secretary the CO.
operation expected in the matter OF
changing the system Of auditing or
keeping the accounts OF the department.
4 few days ago, according TO the
story going the rounds, the Secretary
summoned the admiral 10 his Office
and, upon the sdmiral's making certain
comment on Nj Meyers plan Affecting
the accounts. hot words ensued and the
Secretary abruptly terminated the inter
view
Calls Admiral "ImpeTtinent."
This was followed by a letter from the
Secretary to the President explaining
that the admiral had been 'imperti-
nent." The letter further declared. IL
is said. that something should be done
10 allow the Meyer plan 10 he carried
out without the hindrance and impede
mcnt which might be expected from per
sons who Wcr, not in sympathy with IL
or who refused 10 cut loose from the
old methods.
Never before. I'm the history Of the
navy. has the department Witnessed
such feeling as has arisen within the
past few DAYS over the opposition to
the Never plan by both Admiral Rogers
and Rear Admiral Caps At present,
however, the cruN or the situation
seems to be centered i'm Admiral Rogers.
As a further complication Of the mat
ter, several meuSbers of Congress have
been 10 the President with the plea that
nothing shoIld he done to Admiral
tho Secretary. Among these have been
Representative Tawncv, chairman OF
tho House Committee OF Appropriations.
and Representative FOsS, chairman OF
the House Committee on Naval Affairs.
Friends Use Persuasion.
Both AdmiraIs Rogers and Caps are
described as having other friends I'm
Congress who will use all their per
suasive powers with the Administration
10 prevent their men from being either
ousted from the service or disciplined
Ne n matter OF fact, however. the sit
UatiOn has come to the showdown
undoubtedly viii be upheld by the Pres
The Washington times., 1910-03-07
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-17

George W. Perkins Is a partner
in the banking firm OF J. p. Nor.
gan q Co lie is the human side
Of the firm II there are any public
speeches to make for Morgan. Per.
kins Il sent 20 DO It. lie invariably
has something 20 say to the Ma
tionAl Civic Federation about the
proper manner OF treating the
workingman. and At the last meet.
ing held out the theory that a firm
ought TO be kind to its employees
Just a. a business proposition. J.
p Morgan himself never mixes up
In public life: neither does Nor
gan'a clam like partner. George =
Baker hut Perkins IL supposed 70
atone for them and 20 prove 10 the
public that the Morgan party isn't
such bloodless. s0ulless. unso
ciable clique as Is generally be
iieved Therefore. Perkins belongs
to societies that make parks for the
people. that preserve historical
relics. maintain art museums. es
tabliah and operate hospitals. sup
port botanical gardens, and many
other organizations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-17
Colds Conquered Means
Sickness Saved

Any one interested in the cure OF
Consumption should get one Of the
booklets telling OF recoyerles By the
use OF Eckman's Alternative.
Coughs. Stubborn Colds and Pneu.
monia may be the beginning Of
more serious troubles Eckman's
Alternative Is the effective remedy.
Take II I'm time.
Saratoga. ~ Y. May. 1908.
Gentlemen: For five or six years
! was troubled with cough and OK.
pectoration. My case was declared
Consumption by my doctor. After
taking Eckman's Alternative. which
was recommended, was entirely
cured. James w Kanatv
tSigned AffidavltD
Eckman's Alternative Is good for
an Throat and Lung troubles. and
Is on sale In Seattle by the owl
Drug Co. Bartell Drug Co. and 9th.
or druggists. II can also be OBJ
tanned at, or procured by, your local
druggists. Ask for Booklet Of
cured Cases or write for Evidence
to the Eckman Laboratory. Phila..
Pa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-17
Helpful Hints on the Texas
Death Rate

prolific for hamicides in Texas IS the idea man
has that the other fellow made motion toward his hip pocket
as il to draw gun" Then the first shoots and the victim
goes TO the hospital morguc.
They had another OF these kind OF killings in Dallas
the other day and arises the Helpful Citizen with
gestion.
why not" asks he make pants without hip pockets
Then need have the dcuson that the other fellow is
going draw revolver from beneath his coaais because
there would be any place there for it, Anyhow pockets
ard vatch-pocket enough for any pair of pants"
Thus the burdens OF the taors be increased Texas
criminal lawyers stand aghast at the suggestion.
An equally helpful hint from constant reader His
idea leave the they but put the
English the cut OF the present spkctah coat The effect
would be something like this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-17

shot and before coming 20 this coun-
Try ne frequently took part In milf
tary target practices one day he was
N contest 81 craftsmanship. and
defeated tho late King Edward. who
was then but a prince Edward, to
sho" that he was loyal sport. APP
preached his victor aud handed him
a bottle OF ale.
did drink a.? Go wan, OF
course an did not" says Pat.
and I've Htlli got the Identical bot.
tie u ale. and rs to be buried with
me, 50 u is. when I'm chucked I'M
der m sod"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-17
TWo-Minute Vaudeville
BN FRED scHAEFFER.

Thud-I saw a buying four shoes the other day.
Ssp-What! Was he quRdrupeds
ThudNaw: the % the horse he buying them
sap-Thafs nothing buying quart box OF straw
berries.
Thud-what strange thing about hat7
slap-Why. the quart box contained quart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-17
DIDYOUS SEE N
WHAT?
WHY THE MAJESlp
Want to Go Fro.,
Why of CoursoS,'

Then watch The clamle.a
umnf Of The Star n
Somewhere there are ~.
tickets advertised. Tbev ~, p
given 10 the pcrsons wbss. " 4
are mentioned IN the al
names we're picked al rsnsou. ~
the city directory Tbey ', ~, Y
your own There r. alway. Z
show at the Majestic II. "a
there IL 90 vaudeville. Re,a !.
Star classified ads abd ~ ~ l. I
Habit" W g
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-17
STAR DUST

'Th' people Who ait thar quiekes'
don't foiler tn beaten path"
what were you and Sir Smith
talking about in tho pmlorf'' de-
handed MiaH Bluaho'H mother.
"Oh. wu we're discussing our kith
and Kin" replied the younv lady.
"Yeth. you wath. interpoaed her
little aigtor. "Mr Thmith asked YOU
Tor kith and you thald 'N0H Kim"
The annual olive oil output o.
Turkey, including the Islands, 10
5000 tons
you arc crazy 70 want 90 kiss
mot" stornHd tho outraged maiden.
Huh IA DO crazy not 90 want
60" was Tho reply Of the fresh
young maui.
feeding bottles with tubes ls pro
hibited In France.
In India the Mohammednus inter
the dead. the Hindua throw the
bodies into the DanFes. and the
rnrHceH place their deceased rcla-
tiyea "a the tops 81 great towers 20
De eaten by vuiturea.
Jacobs. Tuweds second wife
started going Ia for apirituslism.
but he soon cured her.
Jackson Howl
Jacobs. He went with her and
began receiving messages from hts
first wife.
Smyrna expects 10 harvest about
q. 900 tons 81 figs this season. which
will be 5000 tons less than last years
crop.
with 800 900" said young
man u expansive ideas. Il could
make a fortune on the stock cx-
change"
Yea" rriotned friend. hut
whose fortune would you make r.
MY husband. says ! am his first
thought" remarked Mrs. Crib
Hes a little hnsty sometimes,
isn't heT" commented Mrs. arabb.
The japanese code ~ mourning r.
very elaborate II Involves the
wearing ~ special garments. and
abstinence from animal food
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-17
Pointed Paragraphs.

4 mans friends are no better or
no worse than ho deserves.
There o. more room az tho top
whcn tho elevator isn't running.
Forced honesty g. like a dollhouse
plant II can't stand tho cold.
We sometimes think the Lord Gro
nted old maids for tho purpose %
making married women vnyioun.
More married men than old bach
ciorH have heon. disappointed IN
love
There r. something queer about
the Kirl who can't be interested IN
"A filtration.
Women are supposed 90 be the
slaves Of fashion. but It's a mistake
Men are tho real slaves. lnaamuch
as they have 20 pay the freight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-17

Social friendships among women
are mere rivHlrira
The best thing % keep an arwu-
msnt going indefinitely l. ignorance
~ the subject on both sides.
a reputation Tor being clever can
make a person act more like o fool
than anything else IN the world
New York Presa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-17

Halley's comet Is finding out that
the law OF attraction % bodies Is
all In favor OF the mattress 20 the
square OF the distance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-17

May i7.-tBuletIn) -ony "a Adolf ln hiss
miserable life before der does ids duty
III vout let him, ostrich ISIS he voult hide hiss
head IN a tub Of maTniertc herring
tyinng
He admits he ISIS ueance from apprehension but he did nod
he apprehendet for
"Vi tomorrow nefer camel" he
In tell him dot according hiss dope viii
ron der
You yOut a said a twinkle
in voice. "ef yoult a shafe"
"Yot iss der usetomorrow whske viii be singed Off"
sal der
Id ISIS piess to look ad neous wreck Adolf ISIS but in
him o a condemned
topped a qtpensfe ID.
the cheek disco fered Adofs appetite
serfng Of no pity.
More. yeti
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-17
KING EDS ALE
msrksman Who Defeated Royalty
Wants 10 Have a Souvenir
Buried With Him.

, y A - o II
Mich, May if
Patrick J.
Desmond h "A =
just applied Tot
his first natur-
nlizatlon papers
Desmond en- q
Joys "A distinc-
tion which pos
sibly no other
~ an In this
country enjoys
IFe f. IA poof1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-17

Col Roosevelt will have TO write
busily az 81 per word when he
gets home to pay his European
hotel bills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-17

Mr.. Kerhy's dismissal didnt ex-
actly come as a great surprise 10
that confidential young man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-17

II Mr.. BallinEer has any more
personal indications. Il viii pay
him TO learn the typewriter him.
self
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-17
Adolf Worried Nit der Comet

AS OSCAR MAKES ID oUlo TO FEED scHAsFER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-17
a THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE : :==

~ mail, out 81 city, I year, 81
mnnthH, H1.bot month, zoe
Battered ~ seattle. wash post
office. as aecond-cinns matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-17
RATHER WELL LIKED

THAT fellow sourmug doesn't look favor
able impression in
himself" - N' WIN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-17

You are crazy 20 want 90 kiss
mol" atormsd tho outraged maiden.
Huh. IA be crazy not 90 want
60" was tho reply Of the fresh
young mau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-17

The sale, display or Importation o.
feeding bottles with tubes lie pro
hlbited In France.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-17

The annual olive oil output of
Turkey including the islands, 10
80 900 tons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-17

''Th' people who ct thar quiekes
don't foiler tn beaten path"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-17

Member Of the United Press
Published daily by The star
Publishing Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-03-31
Colonel Karmany' Bride.

san Francesca Chronlcle-NrS. 0eor-
giana b. Cook, daughter of the late
Mrs. Henry Butrers renowned her
,:,,t.- ,+l,.. ,lI.,-,.,., f-,,.,
neF hi''heI estate ana sane" I'f the
land Of cherry blossoms on the liner
Tcnvo AI3ru. where Col. lincoln Kar-
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AUDITING.

INSTALLING accounting systems, ad-
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Graham, 80 Stangenwald Building.
Telephone 1867. s6l1
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DRAMATIC

MARIE KENNY; private lessons; act
ing, elocution-vaudeville songs
stage and ballroom dancing-grace
culture. 175 Beretania. Phone SO.
$685.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser

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7. H, as second class matter.
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{. S. CRANE :: Manager
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

". KARL VINCENT (Hamburg Con-
servatorium and Royal Academy of
Music, England). Lessons in Piano.
Singing, Organ. etc. Studio Room
II, hapiolani Bldg. Residence 1854
Nuuanu Ave. Phone 1i2S S605
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY TIMETABLE.

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SYDNEY F. HOBEN, (KonigIiches
Conservatorium der Musk, Leipzig,
Piano TECHNIQUE & Vortrag). Sing
ing and Voice Production. 169 Bere-
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ap:;3I. Pa
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HUGO HERZER. Teacher of Singing
Studio, Love binding. Fort street.
opposite convent. Residence teIe-
phone 1901.
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We1ue .4v March Pr 1910.
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bOtND volumes Agriculturist and For
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ed IN diversified industries anywhere.
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FOR SALE,

ONE 1910 Packard 80 phaeton. In use
one month. Particulars Dr. {. d.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
HOUSE WANTED.

! FURNISHED cottage in Waikiki. Al
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The Washington herald., 1910-05-29
FISHING CLUB OFF ON CRUISE
Houseboat of East Washington Or
ganization Weighs Anchor.
Good ship Mary" with Merry
Crew on hoard. Leaves for Gnu
son Cove, Na.

With the Crimson and White coIors fly
ing from the foremast Of their house
boat, the East Washington Rod and Gun
Club pulled away from its mooriugs in
Eastern Branch last evening az 6 o'clock
and slid off toward the Virginia shores,
where for the next four days they viii
hold forth They VIII anchor in Gunson
Cove. Va.
Besides President John Guether, who
has the entire affair in hand. the other
members Of the club are as follows:
Edward McNally. Arthur McNauy. Am
brose Cook. Albert W. Adams. William
Lohmau. Leonard Lauham. Robert Will
soy. Fritz Wolf William Wittc. Charles
Erb. Otto Guethlor. Christopher Lantz.
Charles Moran. Fred Fleischman. Leon
ard Kuhn. Leopold Birlie. Lewis Nally.
Philip Licarioue. William Wilson, and
Richard W. Roberts.
The good ship Mary. as the houseboat
Is dubbed. is well equipped with prov
ender OF an sorts. and with the addi-
tion Of the game that viii be provided
by the amateur Isaac Walt0ns and the
nimrode of the club it is safe TO state
that all will be well provided for.
There will also he music galore when
Prof" Oler conducts his "Coach-horn"
band. This Is. by the way. thoroughly
new innovation I'm the line of instru-
mental music. "Shorty'S" unique orches-
ira is destined 10 he one OF the features
OF the trip. and chef VIII Lohman has
an able corps Of assistants who viii pro-
vide delectable delicacics for elite eplcu-
reans.
Among the invited guests are included
officers Of the Mayflower and the Dolphin
and prominent business men OF East
Washington. and the camping grounds.
or rather waters. where the East Wash
ington Rod and Gun Club bivouac. Will
be the rendezvous of launches and sail
ing craft connected with the various
swell yachting clubs of this city for the
next four days.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-29
HONOR THEIR PRINCIPAL.
hlumnUc of National Cathedral
SchoOI Entertain nj Dinner.

AIumnUc of National Cathedral
SchooI Entertain nj Dinner.
The Alumnae Association Of the Ma
tional Cathedral School gave a dinner at
the New Willard last evening compli-
mentary To the principal Of the school
and the class OF 20. The table decora-
tons were the class colors. white and
gold, and the class flower, a single white
rose. was attached to the place cards
Those present were Mrs. Barber Walk
er principal; Miss Olivia Matthews. pres
ident Of the association. Miss Mallory
Church. treasurer: Miss Adelene Ham
mond. chairman Of committee on arrange
ments. and the Misses Frances Million.
Marjorie Hooker. AnReline Huff. Ger
trude Gordon. Marie Louise Farman.
Mary Barber Marjorie Harvey. Ida
Patch Dorothy Myers. Ruth KaIbnicch.
Mary Matthews. Helen Minor. Lucy
SaSscer, Mildred Aubrey, Christine FOX.
Robyn Young, and Marie Aldrich. and
the members Of the 1910 class. Misses
Marjorie Shedding. president: Phyllis
Schuyler. vice president: Dorothea Rich
secretary: Katherine Barker, treasurer;
Adelaide Allen. Lucy Barton. Frances
Brooks, Estele Crane. Aileen DrumEold
Jennie Fassett Ruth Gardner. Helen
Hail. Josephine Harvey Charlotte Howe.
Dorothy Kulms. Dorothea Moorehouse
Margaret Moorehouse Jeanette Smith.
Leila Stout Agnes Porter. and Isabelle
Wyman
The Washington herald., 1910-05-29
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