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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-17
NEW POINT ROAD
WORLD BEATER

Have you been around the new
road in Point Defiance park?
Those who have taken this trip
are Enthusiastic over it. But they
say the people are not embracing
the opportunity to make the cir
cult. The road is carried right
around at the top of the bluff and
affords magnificent views of the
sound. j. C. Donnelly says it is
the finest thing in the world for
scenic- effects.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-17
I'LL USED FAMILY TAKEN FROM HOLY GHOsTERS"
SHIP; MAINE OFFICIALS CRUISE FOR ELIJAH II
MRS. WHITAKER CLAIMS
HER BABY WAS STARVED
TO DEATH-ELDER SAND
FORD LIVED HIGH AND HAD
YACHT-RELIGIOUS FANAT-
ICISM EXTRAORDINARY
Especial Correspondence.)

PORTLAND, Me-, June TO-
Telling a tale of cruelty and suf-
fering almost without parallel In
the annals of modern religious
fanaticism, Mrs. Albert Whitaker
and her four children were
brought before the supreme court
of Maine in habeas corpus pro-
|ceedings, after having been TAX
en- off the Holy Ghosters' ship. the
Kingdom, by order of the court.
Mrs. Whitaker charges that the
Rev. Mr.. Sanford, the "Elijah
ii" of the Holy Ghosters, has held
her against her will; that one of
her children died of starvation
while she was thus being held,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-17
NOW PETE HAS
BUZZ WAGON

If you see some fellow with big
goggles on and leather cap and
other parphernalia coming down
street in a new automobile some
of these days it will be Pete Da-
broe.. Pete is going to be a
Shooter" Council decided this
morning to give him an automo-
bile and one will be bought as
soon as possible. With salary
boost and a new buzz wagon Pete
is going some.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-17
COMMISSIONS
TOO HIGH

NEW YORK, June Com
missions Paid insurance agents
and brokers are too high, accord
ing to reports from an investigat-
ing committee representing the
insurance commissioners of many
states, in session here today. In
some states the commission Is 40
per cent, while the average for
the whole country is FL per cent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-17
HOLY GHosrERs HOLD "DEvIL DRIVES"

The sect popularity known as the Holy Ghosters Off
cay the Holy Ghost and Us" society Founded by
elijah" claims to be in direct communion with
the Holy Spirit He has followers in various sections of the
country
The community Shiloh, in Maine has gained consider
able noorety of its devil drives resorted
smallpox like pestilences with the
the Holy Ghost colony The devil drive
is carried in the temple where the worshpers gather
the "Armory of David real themselves
for the with bibles The
Majesty pulled the main hail.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-17

MEXICO, Mo-, June 17.-Dr. s.
Maddox of Monroe county, while
in his field few days ago watch
ing his sons plough, found a
white rattlesnake with seven rat
ties. This is the first white rattle
snake ever found In this section
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-17

Fresh churned unsalted butter.
Quality unexcelled. Jersey But
ter Store, TIA G st. s*s
New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
NASSAU PROSECUTOR TALKS
To Take Action Only if Race
MANAGEMENT Was Careless.

Glen Cove. Long Island. Oct District
Attorney Franklin J. Coles, Of Nassau
County. when asked tonight II he would
take any official action IN regard 70 the
accidents and deaths incident to the cup
race to-day. said he had not given the mat
ter much consideration as yet He said
he had not been TO the race himself. but
had sent several OF hts men TO see that
order was maintained aud the law upheld,
and until he had conferred with these men
he would not make any statement as to his
future action.
He said the Board Of Supervisors had
given permission 20 hold the race and had
allowed the association TO use certain roads
OF the county for a limited time, but il he
found that there was any negligence or
careIessness displayed by those who had
the race I'm charge he would take some ac-
ton against them.
On the other hand, he said. II he found
that those who were injured OF killed to
day were negligent he could not take any
action against the running OF the Grand
Prize race on October Is.
The Board of Supervisors Of Nassau
County compelled the association 70 hie q
bond of 100000 70 indemnify the county
against damage suits OF ali kinds that
might be brought because Of the Wander
biIt Cup and Grand Prize races. They also
had another bond filed for a smaller amount
70 guarantee that no damage would be
done TO the county roads
New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
WHEATLEY HILLS RACE
GeInaW Wen in RattIing Finish,
with Pierce Second.

The six entrants for the Wh@atiey Euis
Sweepstakes started at : O'Clock. one hour
later than the start Of the Vanderbilt Ihe
rars were competing over a course 1ss s
miles in length. or fifteen laps Much IN
rsrest was centred IN the fixture. wnicn
has been I'm years past holly contested
The disqualification Of the COrreja car de-
privad the race OF some OF its interest. be-
cause tnat car was generally loked on az a
very likely winner.
Al the end OF the first 13p Heinenan. IN
his Marmon. had made the best time for
the circuit going the distance in y min
utes second. Next 70 him came ". II
Pierce driving an F. J. I. car. These fol-
lowed in the order named = F. Gelna~.
r. lean Iuhasz. in the :. ?. o. car
with which he made new hour record ar
Brighton Beach. and Marcel Basle' N
Marion.
TTetnemau still ed in the next lap P1ercs
was second.
For the first four taps Heineu1an ano
Pierce maintained these respective pos'-
lions. with some changes among me osher
entrants CeInaw. who had been riding se
three. kept this position till the eighth lap'
when he Jumped 20 second dispiacins
rJai1ernan. who had IN turn surrsnderef
first place 10 Pierce Gelnaw kept this posi-
tfon sfu the eleventh lap. when he took
first place Bv this time Sherwood and ths
Mercer were out and Juhasz had stopped az
the nth lap
T,eInaw maintained hts lead and made n
strong finish. with Pierce second The rirrs
yras- C;eInavv. fs4 minutes and - ssco1d5s
Pierce. s05 minutes and second
New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
MASSAPEQUA CUP RACE
EndlCOtt Captured Trophy by
Furious Driving at End.

The race for the little cars up 10 z5t
cubic inches displacement for the Massape-
qua trophy was very interesting con-
test
Four cars started at 7:sO and the length
Of the race was $40 miles. or ten times
round the course
Billy Knipper started out bravely In the
Lancia and made the first lap IN 1885.
The Lancia car was looked on as as
probable winner for this race. IT was
smashed up a few days ago In preliminary
practice, and Knlpper and Guichard were
thrown out But II wss as good as new
when the race was started Knipper him
self vas a strong favorite and had driven
the course before, as he drove a Chalmers
in last years Vanderbilt race.
Bill Endicott. i'm cole was a strong
second in the first lap and Mortimer Rob
erts. in an Abbott. and Louis Edmunds' IN
the other Cole. also ran
In the very next lap Endicott forced his
Cole to the front and snatched the lead
from Knipper Roberts and Edmunds
maintained their places
In the third lap Knipper took the lead
again and Cole again fell to second Mean
while Roberts and Edmunds had changed
places. In the fourth lap Cole dropped 10
third place, relinquishing second TO Rob
erts. Knipper was still a strong first and
did this lap in 20 minutes and seconds .
A. the fifth lap Endicott began 20 fight
for first again. He took second place from
Roberts and started after knipper. the
sixth lap showed no relative change. save
that TTndicott was planning to capture drst
and wariIv LAYING his wires 10 move up.
The seventh was also the same. and then
Knipper met with an accident which dis
abled him and smashed his car, and he
was out Of the race.
In the eighth lap Endicott saw his op-
portunfty, and by furious driving jumped
into first place Roberts was second and
Edn1unds third Endicott's time was 1Ss
minutes 1872 seconds.
on the first round OF the race for the
Nassa p4oua Sweepstakes the Abbott-De-
troit car driven by J. Padula met with an
accident that put It out OF the contest. II
was No. IS and was the last car TO start.
Everything went well until the car was
rounding the Massa pequa turn. There
PaduIa made too wide a sweep in trying 10
round the turn and the car crashed into
telegraph pole at the side OF the road.
Neither Padula nor his mechanician was
thrown out. and both escaped injury put
the axle and one wheel OF the machine were
knocked off and wrecked and the car was
out OF the race.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
HORSE SHOW RESERVATIONS
Increasing Interest Shown IN
Elaborate Programme.

Invitations 70 Join the boxhoidsrs or o1s
National Horse show Association during
the week Of November "a 20 - az Madisou
Square Garden are 90 be sent out this
week. The advancs< reservations include
some OF the patrols OF other seasons who
have rejoined thefbox occupants as re-
suit Of the success on new lines oS 1asr
vear,s show. Alfred G.. Vanderbilt has fol-
lowed his custom OF defying superstitiou
by retaining Box Is
Reginald .. Vanderbilt, who is convas
1escent after a sickness of some weeks. has
taken another box A distin guisI1ed vts-
.ifor to make a reservation is Clifford Slf-
ton. of Ottawa. chairman Of the Canadian
committee Of conservation. who viii be IN
New York with his family during horse
show week
The associate members. who form cIus
with special privileges for the week from
the National Horse show Association have
in some seasons exceeded one thousand
persons The waiting LIST Of applicants for
membership during the coming show IN
dicates the largest associate club in ten
seasons.
There VIII be 4 special scheme OF deco
ration in the ornate manner introduced al
the last show, but on novel and somewhat
divergent principles The details are to be
perfected at a meeting OF the eXecUriv .
committee Of the National Horse Show As
ISOLATION composed OF Robert A. Fsirbairn-
Of Westfeld. y. J.. chairman; ". II. Moore.
Reginald G. Vanderbilt VI L. ASers. OF
Louisville, Henry Fairfax. OF Aide. va-s
and Alfred G. Vanderbilt, ex-Of1cfO, to-
morrow.
For the first time and in appreciation o.
the comfy and mutual aims OF the two Or
gsnizatf0ns. the directors OF The TnrerEa-
tfonaI Horse Show Ot London have pre-
sented two special prizes for the Madison
Square Garden show to the National Horse
Show Association. The two trophies have
a value OF s5ao. and VIII be additional 70 the
published prize list
New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
COFFEE sCALDS THREE MEN
Explosion Of Tank in Garden CITY
Hotel Didn't Disturb Race Crowd

Garden City. Long Island. Oct. by the
explosion Of a forty-gaIlon tank Of coffee
al ne Garden City Hotel early this morn
al'E. fAre- men were severely scslded. The
sNEaesion shook the building. The men in
,area were Greek employees OF Che hotel
They we're all close 20 the tank when IL ex-
D4oeed and streams Of the hot liquid scaId-
&c TIER faces and hands. They were taken
- fhe Belmont Hospital. at Hampstead.
Ei4" cause of the explosion IS not known
VI nt notel was crowded with persons AZ
'is time the tank blew up, but every one
as 50 worked up over the automobile
l8ees hat TIE explosion attracted little at
sIs44oa.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
sILvERTROPHIES PRESENTED
Winners In the Interborough
Matinees Receive Prizes.

Eight silver trophies were presented yes
terday afternoon 10 the winners in the
interborough matinees. which closed two
weeks ago at the Parkway track Althorne.
a Brooklyn favorite. headed the list Of
trotters, and Who Knows. a champion
from the New York Speedway. had his
choice of the cups for side-wheelers-
Other PAGERS which won trophies were
f J. La Places Kate Nelson, N J Minors
Hiram AbiR and Joseph Gibbons Claro.
J. I. Oakland Direct. Jr., and IsnailIan
were second, third and fourth choice in the
ranks of the trotterS
New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
ToUed svffb DEATH at Tzxrr1I
HicksvilIe Crowd Thrilled at Freys Wreck.
in Vanderbilt Cup Race.

danger to the other cars, every one of which
came perilously near the same pole at
times. So great was the shock to the pole
that one of its arms. thirty feet above the
ground was snapped in two.
II was found after the accident that
Frey's right hand was slightly injured,
but both he and Kittreu remained by their
car until the end of the race. Livingston,
with his National car on his twelfth lap
made the crowd gasp for Il moment, when
he grazed this same pole closely that
the hubs ripped off a tin advertising sign
that projected an inch or SO from 1t.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
RAMSOEll HAS PNEUMONIA
Pennsylvania Sprinter in Criti-
cal Condition.

Philadelphia. Oct IF. L. Ramsdeli,
commonly known as Texas of Houston.
Tex, the University Of Pennsylvania's
champion sprfnter and member Of the var
sity football team. who was removed 20 a
hospital yesterday with a high fever, has
pneumonia.
RanlsdeIl played a star game in the
Dickinson contest, and became iu on
Thursday 1t was at first thought that he
had only bad cold. His condition is said
TO be critical
New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
HELD FOR DEATH ON COURSE

Sea Cliff. Long Island. Oct. 1.-Justice
Cox, acting Coroner, tonight caused the
arrest Of Anthony Posselt, twenty-three
wears of age, and later held him In $500
bail for the grand jury, on a charge OF
reckless driving and having caused the
death of AIr Lynch at the automobile race
to-day. Posselt is employed by Titus. and
he told the Coroner that he was driving
slowly along the road at the time Of the
accident He was alone IN the car at the
time the old man was struck.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
ADELPHI FOOTBALL DATES

The prospects for a strong football team
at AdeIphi Academy are exceedingly bright.
as many OF last years players have re-
turned TO practice. In addition 20 the first
team. McCIave, the coach. has three other
eIevens on the field. The schedule was an
nounced yesterday as follows:
October s. Kingsley School. at Essex
FelIs; u. Erasmus Hall, at Adelpht Field
-. ST. PauTs School. at Garden city; 90
Horace Mann, at Manhattan.
November 5. Commercial, at Commercial
Field; II. Trinity School. at AdeIphl Field;
IS, Poly Prep. at Poly Prep. Field
New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
JAmAIcANs DECLINE CHALLENGE

Kingston. Jamaica, Ger. 1.-The leading
cricket clubs Of Jamaica are unable 10 con
slider favorabiy the question Of receiving
team from the Germantown Club this
winter as they had previously arranged 70
entertain IN English combination. A reply
70 this effect will be sent 70 Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
VIRGINIA WINS BY END RUNS

Charlottesville, Va, Oct. THE Uni
versity of Virginia defeated Randolph Ma
con College to-day. l. to 0. All of the
touchdowns came in the final quarter, when
Virginia circled the ends for long gains.
In the first quarter Simpson. Randolph
Macon's end, blocked a forward pass. and
Hopkins. with a clear field, ran forty
yards before ne was stopped by Honaker
from behind. Virginia fumbled frequently.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
YALE FRESHMEN WIN.
rBv Telegraph 10 The Tribune. ]

BY Telegraph 10 The Irbune-I
New Haven. Oct. In their opening
football game of this season the Yale
freshmen this afternoon defeated the New
Haven High School eleven by a score OF
- TO O. Captain Foss, Of the freshmen,
was the star Of the game, making three
touchdowns The freshmen Outclassed the
high school in every respect
New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
AUTO NEWS OF THE DAY
Little Bits of Trade News OF
General Interest.

The timing device invented by the War
ner Instrument Company, of Beloit, Wis,
has come 10 be q permanent factor in au-
tonobile racing Practically all the lead
ing contests during the last year have been
timed by this device, which automatically
registers up to one one e-hUndredth Of sec
ond It IS the only mechanical device
which s now. recognized by the American
Automobile Association and from which
official records are made. The accuracy of
Warner speed instruments IS best attested
by the fact that in the Vanderbilt cup
Race practically every car used these in
strrlnleuts in the tryouts 10 ascertain ex-
actly al what sreed the car was travelling
To show he value Of advertising. recent
interesting occurrence took place at the
New York Office Of the Warner Instrument
Ccmnsnv. Circular letters had been sent
% list Of registration names, and among
them was prominent resident OF Brook
Ivn BY tre Warner foIlow-up system a
final letter = sent which is short but per
tinent The first paragraph in II reads:
We nave written you number Of times
about the Warner auto meter. and by this
tine nave succeeded in either interesting
or annoying you. II the latter IS the case,
a word from YOU will put an end to it,
This letter was returned 10 the Warner
people and on the back was scribbIed the
following in lead pencil: y have one Of
the appliances on my Ford. Mora, Gasmo-
bile Overland and FIVE Loziers. I have
also loaned an extra one to friend Of
mine 20 use on his Thomas car. What
more can a man do" The original of this
letter can he seen At the Warner instru-
T7ent office.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
THIRD IhTERBOR0 MATINEE
Manhattan and Brooklyn Horses
Share Honors on Parkway.

Honors were evenly divided between the
BROOKLYN and Manhattan horses ct the
-7iro interboroug1i matinee held yesterday
sfternoon a. the Parkway track
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New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
IN CONGRESS, LARGELY.

From the Indianapolis News.
According TO Mr.. John z. ORourke. wht
has examined the wreck, there should b.
little difficulty in raising the Maine. B1
somehow there always has been.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-02

{
The shoe horn has again been busy at
the Plaza Monday morning a. new fore
door model made its debut IN the Carhartt
saiesroon1. and the salesmen are again tell
Ing the Old. old story OF how q 56-inch car
negotiated = 54-inch door 70 the daily
stream Of visitors. The new model has at
,rscted much attention because Of its fine
finish and graceful lines.
Mrs. W. 3 Adamson. one Of Phiiadel-
nhia's society leaders. las just completed
what Is considered n record run Tor Z
woman driver. having driven her 1910
Palner-Singer 6-6o from Philadelphia 10
Keene. y. H. and return. a. distance Of
seven hundred miles, in seven days
In one Of Mr.. Fdison's recent tests Of his
new storage battery for electric vehicles
the car was run 10 miles on one charge OF
the battery. at i cost of 81 =. or 3 little
less than Is cents n mile. Heretofore one
great objection 10 the electric vehicle has
been its high cost Of operation IN Compari-
son 70 the gasolene motor car. This recent
test trip Of Nr- Edison's not only bears out
his contention that the electric vehicle
equipped with his new battery IS cheaper
70 operate than 2 EaSoIene car, but that IL
j. also much more economical than railroad
fare At cents 4 mile. OF cheaper than
driving n horse and buggy. And not only
i'm the matter Of economy OF operation does
NJ. Edison claim superiority for the cleo
trio vehicle over the gasolene car Repairs
and uukeep are an important item, and
while the motive power of the gasolene car
Is = series Of impulses causing great vibra-
ton The. steady pull Of the electric motor
eliminates vibration. SO that. according 10
Nr Edison tho electric vehicle viii he on
tho road long after the gasolene car has
iarred Itself into the junk heap.
on Saturday. October S. r. VI. owen <
90 viii open their REQ and Premier New
ark branch. a. the corner Of 1Ialsey and
Pearl streets The management will be
under the direct supervision of r. L. IHger-
soil. who has been the New York branch
manager for u. VI. owen < co. since 1897.
and prior thereto was otherwise prOmi-
nently identified with the sale Of the REQ
and Premier automobiles. r. VI. owen &
90. VIII have q fun staff Of statesmen. while
every modern convenience and facility for
repairs will insure the best of service 10
Reo and Premier owners IN Newark and
vicinity.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-08
MAJOR. GENERAL WOOD
ASKS FOR AIRSHIPS

WASHINGTON, D. c, Nov. =
Major-General Leonard Wood. chief
of stafr, announced today that he
purposed asking Congress to provide
the army with an aerial military
squadron. He states that the sci
ence of aviation has reached point
where its usefulness for military pur.
poses can not be questioned, adding
that America was tagging behind
the other powers in taking up and
developing the Silence of military
airships.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-08
BE FREE FROM
RHEUMATISM
By Keeping Your Blood in
Good Condition.
Read This Denver Mans Expert
encc Even If You Are Certain
That Your Rheumatism
Is Incurable.

The system which is run down through
ovcrwork or worry, or dehilitatcd from
any cause is in constant danger from an
attack Of rheumatism.
In rheumatism the blood Is always
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of acute rheumatism In which the blood
was rich and red.
A course Of treatment with DR.. Viii
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system in which rheumatism is impOs-
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A recently reported cure by this treat.
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Colo. al was very much run down from
oyerwork," he says, "and rheumatism
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back and at times would get so stiff that
could hardly straighten out. Sometimes
the pains would extend down the sciatic
nerves OF the limbs, then again there
would be shooting pains through other
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az kept losing flesh, and could not
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DR.. Williams Pink Pills are guaran-
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-08
AUTOMOBILE.

Up-to-date automobile trimmings at
Hamman's California Harness Shop.
Richards, Merchant and King SITS.