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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-25

in Dresden.
Senator and Mrs. Flint, OF California,
are spending a fortnight in Paris.
Miss Carol Newberry daughter OF the
former Secretary Of the Navy. and Mrs.
Truman H Newberry. who are winter
residents OF Washington. will have the
leading part In a performance Of THE
Discovery Of Watch HILL" August II. All
the young people summering in the 10
cality will take part including the two
brothers OF the leading lady," Barnes
and Phelps Newberry. Mrs Newberry IS
on the committee of arrangements.
The United States Ambassador to Rus
STA and Mrs. Rockhill, who have made
n recent visit to relatives in this country.
have arrived in Paris on their way back
to st. Petersburg. AS soon as they ar
rive there Mr.. Post Wheeler, the first
secretary OF the embassy. will sail for
the United States TO Join Mrs. Wheeler,
who has been at home for two months.
Former Attorney General and Mrs.
Charles ]. Bonaparte are at the Mount
Washington Hotel, Breton Woods. n. H
| Mrs. Bonaparte who has been quite i'll
for some time is greatly improved. and
her stay in the mountains is expected
to restore her strength. which is never
very great at best.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland. who spent last
week visiting at Lake Sunapee, n. H,
has Joined her family. Miss Marion
/ Cleveland and Mr.. Rober: s. Cleveland,
and their guest, Miss Anna ]. Finley, Of
New York. at her home in Tamworth,
n. H.
Capt. W. H. Clifford. U. S. NJ. c.. and
Mrs. Clifford are having their summer
outing at Old Fort Inn, Kennebunk-
port. Me.
Mrs. Nicholas Longworrh. mother Of
Representative Longworth, has arrived
at Bar Harbor. and is the guest OF her
sister-in-Iaw, Mrs. Nicholas Andersen.
Representative Francis Burton Harri-
son has gone on forthnights fishing
and hunting trip in Canada.
Mrs W. s. Thompson and Miss Mabel
Thompson are spending their summer at
Rangeley. Me.
Mr.. Thomas Blagden, OF this city, IS
established with his family in their camp
on Upper Saranac Lake. n. Y. He anC
his sons have always taken active in
terest in the saranac Yacht Club, and
this year he has offered handsome
cup for the races.
MT. and Mrs. William Phelps Emo. OF
this city. who are spending their summer
abroad. are now in Aix-le-Bains. They
are on a motoring trip in Europe
i Mr.. Fred W. Carpenter. former secre.
tarv to President Taft. has arrived IL
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-25

Mr. Thomas Blagden, OF this city, IS
established with his family in their camp
on Upper Saranac Lake. n. Y. He and
his sons have always taken active in
terest in the Saranac Yacht Club, and
this year he has offered a handsome
cup for the races.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-25

Senator and Mrs Flint, OF California,
are spending a fortnight in Paris.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-23
PROTESTS
From Every State in the Union
A PETITION
New York, March 10, 1910.


III nders1gh
which certtftcatee
checks" aree TO
n inter of the r.
lie cconfid idsnce n
prec1a at1net he
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Resulted in New York Papers Refusing
Print Advertisements OF Guessing Contests
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-23
SPECIAL SERVICE TO Be
HELD FOR SPORTING MEN
Ex-RaCe Track Man and Minister
to Make Addresses at
Unusual Meeting

All gamblers and race track touts
have been cordially invited to attend
a special service in Temple auditorium
Sunday evening Immediately following
the usual Sunday evening service of
that church, when Harry Brolaski, for
twenty years one of the most widely
known boOk-makers, and DR.. Wilbur
f. Crafts, whose work in the suppress
sion of civic evils is well known. will
be the speakers. Mr.. Brolaski will tell
of the tricks of the trade and Dr.
Crafts will speak on Bad Manners as
Well as Bad Morals"
This special service will begin
promptly at o'clock, and as it is ex-
peCted that many of the regular church
members will not remain for this SER
vice, there will be a large number of
seats for those going to the auditorium
at that hour.
When race track gambling was re-
Gently prohibited in this state Mr..
Brolaski secured from the Mexican
government a license to race in Mexi-
co, near San Diego. The pastors and
business men of that city sent a pc
tition through Dr.. Wilbur F. Crafts
of the International Reform bureau,
to the secretary of state, who induced
the Mexican government to withdraw
the concession as manifestly intend
ed to nullify an American law.
Mr.. BrOlaSk, finding the way Of
the transgressor was hard" quit
gambling and gave his services. free
of charge, and without even travelling
expenses, for the suppression of the
evil he had so long promoted. His
address at a reform bureau hearing
before a committee of congress startled
the country, like the exposures of iu-
surance and meat and sugar frauds
All gamblers of Los Angeles are par
ticularly invited to hear him uncover
the tricks of gambling.
Dr. Crafts is reOrganizing the Pacific
coast branches of the International Re
form bureau. He will in this state
give special attention to rousing moral
support for anti-gambling, laws, that
they may not be repealed, but, instead,
be more fully enforced. He will also
follow up the movement for the ex-
clusion of prize fight pictures from
moving picture places and theaters by
the appointment of mayors, of boards
of censors for all shows. A third spe-
cialty of the bureaus work in this
state will be to bring California within
the ranks of the Sunday rest law
movement.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-23
CURE OF ECZEMA
AND DANDRUFF.
By0ne Box of Cuticura Ointment and
One Cake of Cuticura Soap,
Head Perfectly Clear,

"I am pleased to inform you that I
have been cured by Cuticura Soap and
Ointment. Since / was a boy have
Bufered with dandrud, not only from
the itching but from its disagrseable
appearance ia. a scRly form all over my
head. | had to brush it off my clothes
al day long. I used every kind OF prep
Rration supposed to cure dandruff, also
soaps and shampoos, but it seemed to
me that, instead Of improving with
these remedies, the dandruf increased,
even my hair began TO fall out and the
result was that Two months ago eczema
developed on my scalp.
suffered so from this that as a last
resource I thought / would try Cutioura
Soap and CutiCura Ointment. They had
the most gratifying results for I had
used only one box Of Cuticura Ointment
and a single cake Of Cutioura Soap when
I was cured, the eczenG and dandruf
were gone and my head perfectly clear.
Il can assure you that so long as !
live no other soap than Cuticura will be
used by me and all those near to me.
] will also add that / will always use
Cuticura Ointment as a dressing for the
hair. l feel that you should know Of my
cure and if you desire you may use this
as a true testimonial which comes from
O sufferer Of thirty years standing. I
will be happy to tell any one OF my ex-
perience in order to assist those who may
be suffering from the same disease. }.
Acevedo, General Commission Merchant.
50 Pearl St., New York, Apr. 21, 1910"
Cutleura Remedies afford the most economical
treatment for affections Of the skin and scalp. a
cake OF Cuticura Soap t25c) and box Of Cuticura
Ointment (50c) are often sufficient Sold through
out the world Potter Drug & Chem, Corp, Sole
Props. 1876 Columbus Ave. Boston. Mass.
SO-Mslled free. S2-page book, an Authority on
the Care and Treatment Of the Skin Scalp and Hair.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-23
PROTECTS MORALS OF OIL
KINGS SUNDAY SCHOOL

CLEVELAND, o., July Because
he placed in the window Of his sa-
loon a sign reading THIS IS JOHN
DIS PLACE" John D. Schnapps was
arrested yesterday. The complaint was
filed by Frank f. Marmann, who says
he is a friend Of John D. Rockefeller
Marman says Mr.. Rockefeller Is
known as John D." and he asked
what the oil mans Sunday school pu-
pills would say if they CHANGED to
pass the saloon and saw that sign.
Schnapps gave bond and his trial
was set for next Tuesday. He says
that as his name is John D. he has
perfect right to use it on his sign.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-23
BUTTE CHIEF OF POLICE
REMOVED FROM OFFICE

BUTTE, Mont, July 22,-Tnvestisa-
ton by the Butte police commission Of
the charges of graft and misapplication
Of funds against Chief of Police p. w.
Winnie, who was temporarily suspended
last week, resulted in the chiefs dis
mssal by Mayor Nevin today. The in
yestigation which involves Chief Winnie
is an incident in the anti-graft cru
sade begun several months ago by
NTayOr NeVin.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-23
BOG0TA WITHOUT STREET
CARS FOR SEVERAL WEEKS

WASHINGTON, July 22.-No at
tempts to run the street cars in Bo-
gotta, Colombia, will be made for sew
eral weeks, according to advices re-
ceived today at the state department.
Service had been resumed with little
interference In the suburbs but a CEN
tennial celebration has Just begun in
the city which will attract great
crowds for the next two weeks The
management of the system and the
Colombian government has decided not
to attempt to resume operations until
the city is at normal again.
They fear rioting.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-23
BARREL OF BEER HOLDS
UP TRAFFIC IN ERIE CANAL

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, July pa
barrel of beer is a menace to naViga-
tion in the Erie canal here, and divers
are exploring the big ditch in search
of the derelict The obstruction rolled
off a wagon which was unloading along
the towpath a week ago. Yesterday
two boats got stuck near the point
where the barrel sank. and one of the
craft sprang a leak from contact
with 1t.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-23
PROMOTE TICKET AGENT

Elmer Smith, for some time past
employed in the Pullman department
of the Southern Pacific's city ticket
office, has been promoted to the office
OF advertising agent and will assume
his new duties at once.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-23
ACKNOWLEDGES ASSAULT

Alfred P. Williams, who was charged
with assaulting Frank Thomas with a
deadly weapon on July l, pleaded
guilty yesterday in Judge Willis de
partment of the superior court. He
will be sentenced today.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-23

The zvav Mr.. PriSeWinner can beat the picture p1S
zLe certificate man at his game is to buy his piano
at the big exclusive piano house, aohere no bonds,
couponS or certificates are issued
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-23
Trade Opinions on
Guessing Contests

Nor does look with eye favor upon guessing
Editorial Los Angeles Express July S, 1910.
eve urge strongly people Whittier to
leave all such schemes alone"
Whittier Daily News, Nov. H., 1909.
The part guessing contest that it purpors to
give something of value for nothing"
John Irving Romer Printers Ink"
Th running piano of all sorts where piano bonds
checks certificates given deception and rank swnd
pure and simple"
The S. w. Raudenbush Co., St. Paul, MINI.
puzzles simple any can solve them The
Contest like the soced Piano Club depends upon
deception. = John Wanamaker.
at that the dealer who these
is in the long njuring his business"
% K. Houck Piano Co., Nashville, Tenn
eve believe legislation curb this evil
and that every should make misdemeanor punishable by
heavy penalties. &C. J. Hoppe Son, Philadelphia, Pa
This house has, and will continue oppose and discourage all
kinds OF ilegmate schemes"
The Guest Piano Co., Burlington Ia
Askng prices high enough to provide for any
amount of reduction the orders may call for"
L. Grunewald Company, New Orleans
e law stepped and intereed when the sellers of tea and
placed prizes in the packages but old thing
the selling of pianos. Ling Piano House Detroit, Mich
Something should positively be done and be
demorazng of present day methods of
ing piano business" &C. H. Utey, Buffalo, N. Y
Simply lure to make people buy pianos at outrageous
prices" 4 w. Jenkins Sons, Kansas City, Mo-
1--WE have all along been bitterly opposed to the guessing
coupon plans and the thousand and devious
ways which have been legimae to impress the public"
Emerson Piano Co., Boston,
Regarding guessing and puzzle pictures
plan selling panos will say that is regreable that of
the trade degeneraed in that manner of selling
Whitney & Curer Co., Toledo Ohio
1--WE do not cater this class of trade"
-Sohmer Co., New York
position in reference guessing contests is too we'll
known to need any further comment at this time
Foster Waldo, Minneapolis Mimi
h rare exceptions dealers have put themselves square
on record opposed misleading forms of advertising such
the puzzle contest issuance of bonds coupons etc
The Music Review Editorial, April 16 1910
o doubt the people being fooled but that of the
thousand or million ways foong them, and has been
fu because the people to be fooled
Musical Courier Trade Extra, March 19, 1910.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-04
ANNOUNCES FOR ALDERMAN
FROM THE FOURTH WARD
Edward Miller in the Race Against
Alderman Leo.

Edward Miller. one of the best
known young business men in the city
announces in The News this morn
ing that he is a candidate for alder
man from the Fourth ward, subject to
the white primary.
Fiends of Mr.. Miller have been
urging him for some time to offer for
aldermanic honors from TINS WARD
but not until yesterday did he def
nitely decide to become a candidate.
Mr. Miller has been resident of
Brunswick for practically all of his
life and he represents that element
of young business men that stands
for everything that means progress.
He isAt present manager of the large
furniture business Of H. M. Miller &,
Son. and is popular among an unusu-
ally large number Of friends.
Capt. J. Fl. Leo, who is at present a
member of council from the Fourth
ward, announced some time ago that
he would be candidate for re-elec-
ton.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-04
4 BIC RAID MADE
ON BLIND TIGERS
BY THE POLICE
TWO NEGROES CAUGHT LAST
NIGHT WITH BIG SUPPLY
ON HAND.
Robert Simmons Had 131 Half Pints
in His Place, While Jim Hayes Car
ried Stock of 40 Half Pints-Both
Negroes Jailed.

A squad of mounted police, under
Assistant Chief Wilcher. last night
made raid on two local blind tigers,
and 1t is PROBABLE that they had on
hand more whisky ready for sale,
than any violators captured in the
city since the prohibition law went
into effect
The negroes arrested were Robert
Simmons, who operates a small store
at the corner Of H street and Coch-
ran avenue, and jim Hayes, who has
small place at the corner of H and
Albany streets.
Assistant Chief Wilchar has i Eeen
at work on these two cases for some
time and it was by clever piece of
work that he arranged and so sue
cessfully made the raid last night.
Accompanied by Mounted Officers
Houston and Owens. the assistant
chief started out on the raid shortly
after o'clock The store of Sim
mons was the first visited, and there
the officers found, right under the
counter, ready for sale to regular
line of customers, 1S1 half pints of
whisky, which indicates that the ne
gro has been doing a heavy blind IL
ger business.
He was taken into custody and
Hayes place was next visited, and
here the officers located 40 half
pints of whisky. He also had them
under a small counter, and like tne
other negro, was doing a big busi-
ness. Both of the negroes were TAX
en- into custody, while the whisky was
carried to the barracks.
Assistant Chief Wilchar has been
woking on both the cases for seyers
al days, and while he had evidence
against the negroes, he picked a time
when he knew they had plenty of
goods on hand. They will both be
tried in the municipal court and will
then he handled by the state courts.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-04
YACHT SOON To Be
A HhYT| CRUISER
PUTS INTO PORT
HANDSOME CRAFT ARRIVED
HERE YESTERDAY WITH RRok-
EN- CRANK SHAFT.
Yacht Was Purchased in New York
and Is to Be Converted into a
Cruiser - A General of Hayti Is
On Board the Boat.

1ne handsome, trim yacht Legonda,
which is soon to become a full-fledg-
ed 2unboat in the Haytian navy, put
into Brunswick yesterday morning
in distress, having met with an acci-
dent while at sea off this port, and
she will be here probably two weeks
undergoing the necessary repairs at
the plant OF the Parker-Hensell En-
cheering Co.
The Legonda was formerly owned
thy Millionaire Fisher, of Chicago
and recently she was sold to Hayti
for the express purpose of being con.
yerted into a gunboat. She sailed
from New York on last Tuesday and
stopped for two days at Norfolk.
While off Brunswick Sunday after
noon an accident happened to the
crank shaft, which rendered the
handsome craft almost helpless. For
a time it was feared that she would
have to drop anchor and await assfs-
tance. but yesterday morning she was
sufficiently repaired to come into port
and at once went to the marine shop
mentioned.
The craft is in charge of Capt. Hans
Rankl, while Capt. Trott is at the
wheel, plotting the yacht to Hayti.
Chief Engineer Rasmusmer is III
charge of the engines.
On board the Legonda is a full
fledged general in Hayti, who is max.
ing the trip aboard the boat. Gen. An
olson went up to New York some
time ago to make the return trip. He
has been quite a prominent figure in
the affairs of Hayti.
The yacht is one of the handsomest
ped with all modern conveniences.
She is $50 feet in length, and 19 1-2
feet beam, and has an average speed
of IA miles per hour.
After making an investigation,
Manager Hensell, of the Parker-Hen-
sell Engineering Co., announced that
it would take two weeks to make the
necessary repairs and the plant will
have to be operated both night and
day in order to complete the yacht
in that length of time.
Capt. Rankl stated last night that
he would probably have put into
Brunswick had it not been for the
accident, as he had about decided to
enter the port for coal. Before sail
ing he will take on supply suffi-
cient to carry the boat to Hayti. He
estimates that it will take five days
to make the trip from this port.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-04
BALTIMORE POLICE BOARD
DEFIES THE STATE
Place Guard Around Police Headquar-
ters Night and Day.

Baltimore, Oct 3.-The recent ac,
tion of the Baltimore hoard of police
commissioners in placing an armed
guard at police headquarters in order
to resist the seating of a Temporary
board, constitutes resistance of the
lawful authority of the state, in the
opinion of Gov. Crothers, who declar.
ed today that he will take steps to
remove the guards, even to the extent
of calling ont the militia.
Members of the board are under
charges of incompetency and miscon-
duct as a result Of the recent police
department investigation, and the
board OF police commissioners have
been ordered placed on trial before
the governor.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-04
FIVE INJURED BY
BAD EXPLOSION
IN GEORGIA TOWN
FlFTY-HORSE POWER BOILER
ExPLooEs, DESTROYING GIN
AND GRlST MILL.
Friehtfu Accident Yesterday at
Toomshoro, Ga, Probably Fatally
Injured Two PeopIe-Several OtF-
ers Had Narrow Escapes.

Toomsboro, Ga, Oct. 3.-The town
of Toomsboro was thrown into the
greatest excitement tday by the ex-
plo5i0n of w r. FoSSett's 5O-horse
power boiler at his gin and grist mill,
which completely demolished the
mills and severely injured five per-
sons. The injured are:
Mrs. w. r. Fossett, thigh token,
severe cut on the head and badly
scalded; may die.
w. r. Fossett, head and face cut
and leg wrenched
Mrs B. H. Jackson, foot painfully
hurt.
Eugene Warner, colored, head and
face cut and badly scalded; may die.
Henry Matthews, colored badly
scalded.
Mr. FOssett was connecting q
pipe in the bottom of the we'll wnen
the explosion occurred. Boiling wa
ter Immediately filled the we'll, fall
ing upon him.
But for the fact that the water was
low at the time ana was railing, emp
tying thousands of gallons Of cold
water, all those injured would have
been scalded to death.
Fossett, with much difficulty swan
to the surface through the tim0ers,
found his wife beneath the falling de-
bris with steaming water flowing over
her and with her clothing complete
ly torn from her.
Mrs. B. R. Jackson, while standing
on her rear porch, suffered a blow by
a flying brick.
Dr. Rawlins was Immediately sum-
moned from Sandersville, and came
here as quickly as possible in an au-
tomobile via Milledgeville, distance
of 45 miles. He was accompanied by
three trained nurses.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-04
THE CECILIA is READY
TO RETURN TO CHARLIE .
Was Inspected Yesterday by lnspec.
tors Lee and Fitzgerald.

The tug Cecilia, of Charleston,
which has been in port for some time
undergoing repairs at the plant of
the Parker-Hensell Engineering Co.,
will return to her home port within
a few days. The tug has been under,
going a thorough overhauling at the
local plant
The work was completed a few
days ago and yesterday she was in
spected by E. G.. Lee and w. B. Fitz.
gerald, of Savannah, inspectors for
this district. Capt Lockwood is in
the city for the purpose of taking the
tug back to Charleston. The tug
passed a though inspection.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-04
BUSY PROBING
The EXPLOSION
IN Los ANGELES
rOLNA OF THAT CITY BE.
L'EVE THEY AT LAST HAVE
A GLUE.
work OF Securing the Bodies of the
unfortunate Victims of the Times
DISASTER Very Difficult, Owino to
the Debris.

Los Angeles, Cal, Oct. 3.-Pinned
uoWn NY tons of twisted girders, sew
eFal bodies of Times employees were
round early today by worEmen en-.
gagged in removing the debris from
the basement OF the wrecked Times
building. The situation found is such
1t is impossible to make progress in
recovering the fodies A steel crane
must be used to lift the heavy mate
lal away. 1t is believed further in
Vestigation will bear out the theor,
OF 5. W. Cabill, foreman of the com
posing room, that a number of pod
les are at the lottom Of tlN elevate.
shaft. as he himself got out after fall
ing down the shaft and being severe
ly burned.
Reward of s18. coo Offered.
In the aope Of securing inf0rma
Jion as to the perpetrators Of the out
rage, Mayor Alexander increased the
city's offer Of reward today to $40.
600. This together with the offers OF
local newspapers and labor organiza
tions, whose leaders have announced
a determination to assist in the
search for the criminals, raises the
total amount of proffered rewards to
$4,000. There are no conditions.
Have Clue.
The theory of the Los Angeles po
lice that the explosives used on the
Los Angeles Times building were pur
chased from the Giant Powder Works
at Giant. Cal, is strengthened by in
vestigations The strongest circum
stance in this connection is that dy
Mantle found at the residence of F
J. Zeehendelaar bore the label, '8C
eper cent giant gelatine."
The superintendent of the Giant
Powder Works said this afternoon
that the only gelatine dynamite they
manufactured recently was a special
order for 500 pounds from the San
Francisco office of the concern. Three
men, he said, carried on the transac
ton at the San F'ranciso Office.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-04
A NOVEL SITUATION
CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR OF a
NEW JERSEY TOWN is LOCK-
ED IN A CELL.

Newark, n j., Oct. 3.-William S.
Chiner, candidate for mayor OF
Vineland n. j., is conducting his
campaign from behind the bars, being
lockeeAsin Jail. He was ordered on
Thursday to pay fine of 81 or go
to Jail for ten days. The alleged dis
orderly conduct occurred while he
was discussing local politics.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-04
BIC STRIKE FEARED
TAMPA NOW FACES SERIOUS SIT
UATlON WITH LABORiNG
ELEMENT.

Tampa, Oct 3.-Prospects of a gen
eral strike OF union labor, or a iotk,
out as the result of labor unions a,d-
ing the striking tobacco worke 5,
loomed large today.
Because OF the alleged employ
ment of nOn-union men on a building
this morning, members of the plum
bers' union refused to work on the
building
The strike conditions continue to
grow more serious daily, and busi.
ness conditions are critical.